Preparing For San Francisco

J.E.E.L.L.T. Ooooooooh! The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Phil Harris and his orchestra. The orchestra opens the program with Don't Cry, Sweetheart, Don't Cry. The Star of the New Year, the makers of Jell-O, want to thank all of you for your splendid support during the past year.

And we're going to continue to do our very best to deserve it during the coming year. year. We also want to start our new year with a special welcome to our many new listeners in Canada. We're very proud that 24 Canadian stations are being out of tonight which will bring this program to thousands of listeners who have not

been able to hear it before. So for our old audience as well as our new we're making two new years resolutions. The first, to bring you the best programs we can. The second, to help you serve the best desserts we can and you'll find that Jello will help you in a big way. Jello is so inexpensive and so quick and easy to prepare,

and it tastes just grand. So here's to more delicious desserts all through 1938 with Jello. That was no price we had, don't cry, played by the orchestra. Now, ladies and gentlemen, 1938 is with us. And who do you think is standing here at the microphone waiting to greet you one and all?

Is it Fred Allen? No. Is it Ginger Rogers? No. Is it Clark Gable? No. Is it Jack Benny? No. I mean, yeah. Hello again. This is me talking. Thank you. Well done for a minute there.

You had me guessing. And I'll vote before we start the ball rolling. I want to wish you all a happy new year. And you two, Don. I hope you have health, wealth, and prosperity. Well, thank you, Jack.