Yosemite Part 1

The Jell-O program back in Hollywood, California, starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Dennis Day, and yours truly, Don Wilson. The orchestra opens a program with, I've got my eyes on you. Ladies and gentlemen, when you hear me say Jell-O, here's what I hope you think of.

I hope you get a picture in your mind of a swell, gay, colorful dessert, chuck full of bang-up goodness filled with rich, juicy flavor, because that's just what the name Jell-O stands for. It means the most delicious, refreshing desserts you ever enjoy. But it means more than that. Because the name Jello is a trademark, it's the property of

general foods. And believe me, that trademark is not just a handy name, it's a real responsibility. It means something to be lived up to. So when you buy Jello, you know you're getting the finest product possible. And that's why, year in, year out, the makers of Jello are making it even better. And it's also why we ask

you to insist on Jell-O by name, to be sure of getting the one and only Jell-O, the real thing. So look for those big red letters on the box when you buy. They spell Jell-O, America's favorite gelatin dessert for 40 years, and better than ever today. As I've got my eyes on you played by the

orchestra, and now, ladies and gentlemen, as you all know, last Sunday our broadcast came to you from Oakland, California, where we gave a benefit performance for the March of Dimes. So now we we would like to show you exactly what happened at the conclusion of that program the places the civic auditorium in oakland the orchestra has just finished the