Adventures of Tom Sawyer - part 3

J.T.E.L.P. All! The Jell-O program starring Jack Benney with Mary Livingston and Phil Harris in his orchestra. The orchestra opens a program with, I've got a heart full of music from cowboy from Brooklyn. When your mother sat down to the dinner table back in the early 1900s, she was probably dressed in a stiff start shirt waist and a skirt with a hundred tucks,

but when she brought on the dessert course, more than likely it was the same dessert that you and your family enjoy so much today. much today. Jell-O. For some styles don't change, and Jell-O is still, as it always has been, America's favorite gelatin dessert. That name is a trademark, and it tells you what it told

your mother, but here's one of the most delicious desserts anybody ever tasted. But you must be sure to ask for genuine Jell-O when you buy. Well, that name is your guarantee that here's the real thing, the one and only Jell-O. If you hear any other gelatin dessert called Jell-O, you'll know that is incorrect, for the name is the property of general foods.

So if you want to enjoy Jell-O's extra-rich fruit flavor, Jell-O's fresh, tempting goodness and gay glowing colors, don't accept any substitutes for Jell-O. Yes? Yes?

What's that? Now look, Mr. Hornlow, I know you're the producer of the picture, but I'm the star, and after all I have some rights. All right, I'm stubborn, but I will not do that scene where I'm hanging out of a window upside down by my heels.

Imagine me hanging out of a window. I'm supposed to be a lover, not Monday's wash. Now look, Mr. Hornblow. Jack, we're on the air. The program started. I know, Don. I'll have to call you back later, Mr. Hornblow. But I want this thing ironed out or Mr. Zooker'll hear of this. Goodbye.