Yosemite Part 2

J.T.L.L.O. The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Dennis Day, and yours truly, Don Wilson. The orchestra opens the program with Relax. Every week, ladies and gentlemen, we receive a number of letters from listeners, many of them saying that Jell-O can't be beat, that it's so delicious it just can't be improved.

Well, the makers of Jell-O appreciate that, of course, but all the same, they look at the matter a little differently. For ever since this grand new dessert was first introduced more than 40 years ago, the jello people have been constantly working to improve it.

To make those six delicious flavors even more delicious. To make those grand glowing colors even gayer and more festive. To make it thriftier to buy and easier to prepare. In other words, to make jello even better than the best.

And your thank you to us has been jello's steady growth and popularity. So remember those big red letters on the box spell jello, And Jell-O assures you of the finest enjoyment, rich flavor and glowing colors, America's favorite gelatin dessert, now better than ever.

That was Relax Played by the Orchestra. And now, ladies and gentlemen, our program tonight will be devoted to a further description of our trip to Yosemite. Yes, sir. As you may remember, last week Jack, Mary, Dennis, and myself piled into the Maxwell and left Oakland with Rochester at the wheel. Phil Harris was not a member of our little party as Jack in

a fit of anger canceled his invitation. It wasn't a fit of anger, Donnie just had to be disciplined, that's all. Nevertheless Phil left me. I had to be putting his place once in a while, you know. Nevertheless Phil left me to get smart with me. Nevertheless my goodness Jack. Excuse me Don. Nevertheless Phil left in his own car six hours later than we did and much to our