Alexander Graham Bell

J-E-L-L-O! 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 You Got Everything. Do you remember this popular song called You Got Everything?

Well, you know that song might well have been dedicated to Jell-O, for really there is one dessert that does have everything. Color, bright, sun, shiny, and gay. Slaver, extra rich cool and refreshing as tempting as the real ripe fruit.

Ease and speed, for Jello dissolves instantly and sets quickly. Economy, Jello costs only a few cents a package, and one package serves the average family generously. And variety, for Jello offers you dozens and dozens of delicious new dishes.

Serve it plain in a colorful mold of beauty, garnish it with whipped cream or any seasonal fruits. it for salads, for jello makes swell salads that even the men folks go for. Yes sir, one box of jello is filled with real kitchen magic, the kind that every busy woman appreciates.

So ask your grocer tomorrow for jello. Look for those big red letters on the box. They spell jello and jello spells a treat. That was you've got everything played by the orchestra.

Now ladies and gentlemen, we bring you Hollywood's newest glamour boy, Jack Benny. Thank you, Jalogann. This is Jack Benny talking. And Don, I appreciate you're calling me a glamour boy, but really that's not quite my classification.

Oh, it isn't? No, Don, according to the latest publicity from Paramount, I'm the oomph man. Oomph. You're the oomph man? Yeah, you see, Don, a glamour boy is merely good looking. But when a star has in addition to that a certain charm and appeal to women, then he becomes an oomph man, which is me.