Yosemite Part 3

J.D.F.A.L.T. The J.L.O.E.L.E. program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Dennis Day and yours truly Don Wilson. The orchestra opens the program with How High the Moon. Friends, I can tell you how quick and easy J.L.O.O. is to make, and I can tell you how thrifty it is too.

But when it comes to flavor, well, you'll simply have to try J.L.O.E.L.E. yourself. A clear shimmering mold of lime jello will give you the idea no time at all. You'll be struck first by its brilliant jewel-like color, so gay and inviting.

And with your first taste, you'll notice something else, extra rich flavor. Alive with all the tart, tingling goodness of real fresh limes. Yes, friends, Jello is a swell, satisfying dessert, no matter how you serve it.

No matter which of Jello's six delicious flavors you choose. So try some tomorrow. The name Jello is printed on each package in big red letters. That's how you can be sure of always getting genuine Jello with its grand extra rich flavor, now better than ever.

High of the moon played by the orchestra. And now, ladies and gentlemen, once again we continue with the description of our trip to Yosemite in Jack's Maxwell.

As you remember, last week our little party finally reached the gates of Yosemite National Park, only to find that it was closed for the night. Darn it. Being tired and weary, we decided to stay right there in the car until morning.

And before we could nod off to sleep, we heard a clap of thunder and it started to rain. Here it comes. Well, we might as well get some sleep. Good night fellas. Good night, Jack. Good night, Mr. Benny. Good night. Dennis, you don't have to put your pajamas on.