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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 From Alpha to Omega. What is so rare as a day in June, cried the poet?

Well, I know something. That's a June bride who can turn out a perfect home-cooked meal. But don't be downhearted that new husband of yours will forgive you for an awful lot. If you bring on a swell-looking, swell-tasting dessert, and that means jello.

There's no fuss or trouble with jello. There's nothing to go wrong. Dissolves instantly in hot water, sets quickly in icebox or refrigerator, and comes out in a shimmering mold of beauty that looks and tastes like a million dollars.

There are six delicious flavors, and everyone is extra rich. Strawberry, raspberry, cherry, orange, lemon, and lime. They're simply swell, served just as is, you can garnish them with any fruits in season. And Jell-O is one of the thriftiest desserts you can serve. Every husband appreciates that. So skip around to your grocer tomorrow and look

for those big red letters on the box that spell Jell-O. That was from Alpha-Domega played by the Orchestra. And now ladies and gentlemen greetings from Hollywood. In just a moment you will hear from your Hollywood reporter with his frank comments about motion pictures, radio, and their glamour

of stars, a man who will startle you with his sensational scoops. And here he is, folks, that human dynamo Jimmy Fiddler Benny. To log in, this is Jimmy Benny the Fiddler, coming to you from Hollywood.

Hollywood that small body of land entirely surrounded by racetracks. And here we go with our news bulletin. Exclusive. Now that Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanley are married and Tyrone Power has recently wet Annabella, who will be next? Gossips have it that May Robeson and Mickey Rooney have been seen dining and dancing together in the late night's fall. But take it from me, they