Fight Of The Century w Fred Allen

The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Abe Lyman in his orchestra. This program comes to you from the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria. The orchestra opens a program with plenty of money and you from the gold diggers of 1937.

For the most pleasant hours they're spent around the family dinner table. It's really grand to get together with mother, father and all the rest to talk things over and enjoy good food. Those times are even more pleasant when dessert is a gleaming dish of delicious jello.

Young and old everybody enjoys jello's fresh fruit taste. It's appetizing, repressing, really satisfying too. No wonder jello is the most popular gelatin dessert in the entire world today. For only in genuine jello do you get jello's extra-rich fruit flavor.

So why not brighten up your family table by serving jello for dessert soon? It's easy to make, good to look at and delightful to taste. except no substitutes ask your grocer for the one and only genuine jealous the the the money in you played by a blime and his orchestra now ladies and gentlemen

we bring you the man who made the b public insect number one jack penny jello yen the jack benny talking and believe me folks i'm sure glad to be back in new york for a couple of weeks well jack if you like it so well here why didn't you from sooner. I couldn't, Don, not until I had vindicated myself and my violin teacher.

Now that I've played the B, I can walk down Broadway with head high on a chain. Oh, Jack, I thought you did a great job. Did you bring your violin with you? No, I sent it to Honolulu for a rest.