Letter From Mary's Mother

J-E-L-L-L! The Jello program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Phil Harris and his orchestra. The orchestra opens the program with Hallelujah from Hit the Deck. Jello! Just a few more days now, before we see the old ear out and before we usher in the new.

Just a few more days to decide on your new year resolutions. And if you haven't yet discovered what a wonderfully useful, truly delicious dessert Jello is, I hope you'll make a resolution to try it for 1937.

You can serve jello in a hundred and one different ways. You'll find each one of them exceptionally enjoyable. For jello not only brings variety to your main use, it also brings the grand refreshing taste of fresh fruit.

Because all six of jello's famous flavors, strawberry, raspberry, and cherry, orange, lemon, and lime come from real ripe fruit. So for better tasting, more satisfying desserts throughout the new year, serve jello and serve it often.

But remember there is only one jello and only jello brings you that extra rich fruit flavor When you want jello be sure you get the real thing always insist on genuine jello That was hallelujah from hit the deck and now ladies and gentlemen Christmas being over We are left with broken ornaments tattered tinsel burned out bulbs and the jack Benny

It's a lawyer and this is Jack Benny talking a fugitive from an ash can Well, Don, you can say anything you want her today. I'm in a holiday mood and nothing can upset me. Not even that Christmas tie you're wearing.

Well, it is a little loud, isn't it? A little loud. Don, you could spill any one of those six delicious flavors on it, and they'd never show. You should have gotten smoked glasses with it.