The Kentucky Derby

Jakey L.F.O. The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Kenny Baker, and yours truly Don Wilson. The Orchestra opens the program with Sing My Heart. Ladies and gentlemen, there are certain words which seem to have a fine, dependable sound, and I think the word genuine is one of them.

The dictionary says genuine, real, true, pure. Having the character it is claimed to have as a genuine signature. Well, Jell-O measures up to every one of these claims, and the name Jell-O is a genuine signature.

For that name is a trademark. It's the property of general foods. And it tells you here is the real thing. If you hear any other gelatin dessert called Jell-O, that's incorrect. For there is no other Jell-O.

So whenever you order Jell-O, always order it by name, whether it's from your grocer or in a restaurant. And this is National Restaurant Week, the week of May 8th to May 14th. So when you're dining out, order jello for dessert.

Just remember to enjoy jello's delicious, extra-rich flavor. As tempting as the real fruit, be sure to insist by name on genuine jello. Heart played by the orchestra, and now ladies and gentlemen, that spring is here and well underway.

Tonight we bring you a big dose of sulfur and molasses, Jack Benny. Thank you. You're logan. This is tough to take Benny coming to you. So hold your nose, folks, and swallow hard. Ain't I awful?

You know, Don, we can laugh now about sulfur molasses, but when I was a kid, I hated that stuff, didn't you? I sure did. Gee, I remember every time my mother gave it to me, I used to go ug.