Easter Show - 'Four Girls In White

Jakey, help help! Ohhhhhh! The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Kenny Baker, and yours truly Don Wilson. The orchestra opens a program with it's all yours. It seems that every year the Easter parade gets more and more colorful, and today when I was watching those gay new hats go by,

an old song kept running through my head, the flowers that bloom in the spring, Trellor, the flowers that bloom in the spring. While I was thinking that for bright color, vivid, gated, and downright cheerfulness, those flowers haven't a thing on jello.

For jello six colors are glowing with beauty and cheer. And jello six flavors, strawberry, raspberry, cherry, orange, lemon, and lime, are chucked full of delicious, extra-rich goodness, deep and full-bodied and satisfying. That's why jello desserts are always fun to serve because you know that everybody will enjoy them.

So for bright spring color and refreshing extra rich flavor, look for those big red letters on the box. They spell jello and jello spells a treat. The New Year's played by the orchestra. Now, ladies and gentlemen, we bring you a man who was the sensation of the Easter parade this morning in his rock coat, white spats, and beanie, Jack Benny.

Thank you, thank you. And again, this is Jack Benny, a page from Esquire talking. And Don, you're mistaken, I was not wearing a beanie. That was my Derby hat with a brim blue off. I have more trouble with that hat.

I think I'll grow geraniums in it. Anyway Don, wasn't it grand today? Do you ever see so many people out promenade? It was a lovely sight, Jack, and I thought you looked quite dapper. Thanks.