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Take these health health all! The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Phil Harris in his orchestra. The orchestra opens a program with Latin Quarter from Gold Diggers in Paris. Every woman knows there's something mighty satisfying in being not only a good cook, but a thrifty cook as well.

And you'll find Jell-O is a big health in planning thrifty meals. It costs only a few cents a package and one package serves the average family generously. And Jello makes a perfect dessert, appetizing, attractive, delicious.

Or it brings you that extra-rich fruit flavor, a flavor that's deep and luscious and satisfying. Strawberry, raspberry, cherry, orange, lemon, and lime. All six flavors are crammed with this extra-rich goodness that makes Jello a hit with the whole family every time.

It's so good to eat you can serve it several times a week. And it's so economical you can afford to serve it just as often as you like. Be sure to get genuine jello. Don't accept any substitutes for Jello's grand extra-rich fruit flavor.

Look for the big red letters on the box. They spell jello. That was the last one played by the orchestra. Now, ladies and gentlemen, this being our next to the last broadcast of the season, we bring you a little man who had a busy year, Jack Benny.

Thank you very much. Well again, this is Jack Benet talking, and Don, you're right, I'm just about worn out. Naturally, week after week with radio and pictures, it takes a lot out of you. Well, if that Jack for a man who works as hard as you do, you're in excellent shape.