Jack's Summer Vacation

It is the six day of October and Jello is back on the air. But where are all our little playmates? Where are Donsey and Philsey and Mary and Dennis and Jackie Boy? Army, they're still asleep.

For fifteen weeks they have been in the arms of Morpheus. Wake up! Wake up, little playmates! Alas, they do not heed my summons. However, we must get them up. But how? How can we awaken our master of ceremonies?

How can we arouse Jackie Boy? Stop a quarter. You're asleep. Alas, my efforts are unavailing. If only someone with magic powers would assist me. But who? Who will it be? For help, your kid. Who?

With my magic wand, I will awaken them. Awaken them. You will awaken them? Who are you? I am the blue fairy. Then you must hurry, you blue fairy. Wait them all and do not teary.

Fear not my friend, I'll fly away. All of me and that ain't hay. Well here I go. Goodbye blue fairy. So long, kid. Don Wilson, you big love. It's time we heard a yellow plug.

Hello, Club. Mm-hmm. Oh, thanks, Blue Fairy. I heat your call. Hand me my girdle from off the wall. Here you are. Oh, Dennis, say jump out of there.

On your feet, not on your head. Oh, Hum. I'm tired. Dennis. Dennis, wake up and get bent. But she whiz, Ma. I'm sleepy. Dennis, say you get right over to the studio. Mr. Benny will be curious if you're late.

OK. Do I have to wash behind my ears? What for? He doesn't. That's a lie. That woman better watch out. Let it microw. Oh, little Phil Harris, come blow your horns. The cows in the meadow, the sheep in the corn.