Buck Benny Rides Again

The J.E.L.O. program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Phil Harrison his orchestra. The orchestra opens the program with Curly Top from the picture of the same name. First impressions can be mighty important of course but as a rule last impressions are even more important.

And the last impression of a meal depends largely upon the dessert. That's why it's such a good idea to serve Jello and be sure of a happy ending. Jell-O is lovely to look at for one thing.

It's bright glowing color is wonderfully appealing. But that's only a first impression. Your final impression of Jell-O comes after you've tasted it. And from then on, you'll never forget it's rich, delicious flavor. The flavor of fresh ripe fruit skillfully blended.

But remember, Jell-O and only Jell-O brings you that extra rich fruit flavor. So whenever you want a good-looking, swell tasting, inexpensive dessert, Get to Jell-O. Get the real thing, insist on genuine Jell-O. Ladies and gentlemen, through the courtesy of NBC, we bring you our master of ceremonies through the courtesy of Paramount, Jack Benny, through the courtesy of Jell-O.

Jell-O? Jell-O again, this is Jack Benny coming to you through the courtesy of Don Wilton. Thank you, Don. Thank you, John. Thank you, Jack. Thank you, Jack. No, no, no, Don. You're the one to be thanked.

Oh, no, Jack, you should be the recipient. Well, isn't this a polite business, folks? You know, Don, we ought to always open our program with this sweet and friendly spirit. It shows the brotherly feeling that we exist in our little group.

Yes, Jack, I agree with you. Of course, Don, there are times when the way you introduce me makes me feel like sucking you right in the nose. Oh, it does, huh? Yes, to the courtesy of my right arm.