Buck Benny Part 2 - Thanksgiving Plans

The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Barry Livingston and Phil Harris and his orchestra. The orchestra opens the program with plenty of money and you from the Gold Diggers of 1937. The grand, friendly feeling about these late autumn days, a feeling of joy and gratitude, the spirit of Thanksgiving.

The big day we've all been anticipating is almost here at last, and you will probably be so busy from now on planning your family celebration that until Thursday you'll want to serve simple, easily prepared meals.

And there isn't anything easier to make or more enjoyable to eat than jello. Of course, jello can be dressed up to be just as fancy as you please, but it's still delicious, still wonderfully satisfying and refreshing when it's served perfectly plain.

Because no matter how you serve jello, that extra rich flavor is always there, a flavor that comes from fresh ripe fruit. No other gelatin dessert can equal jello's extra rich flavor. So always remember that there is only one jello.

Get the real thing, insist on genuine jello. Now, ladies and gentlemen, we bring to you your friend, my friend, and Jack Benny's friend, Jack Benny. Hello again, this is Jack Pail talking.

Don, I wouldn't care how you introduced me tonight, you can kid me all you want, do I feel too good? Pull up, pep and everything. How you do? Yes, sir. Well tell me Jack, what's the cause of your exhilaration and sparkling effervescent?

Well, I... what was that done? I'd say what's the cause of your exhilaration and sparkling effervescence. I don't... Well, what motivates this sudden display of exuberance? Well, I... In other words, Jack, what makes you so gay?