Bear hunting - broadcast from Bangor, Maine

The Grape Nuts Flakes program coming to you from Bangor, Maine, where we are broadcasting for Pilots and Brown crew of Doll Field and starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston's Rochester, yours truly, Don Wilson and our guest conductor, Abe Lyman.

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that's so entirely different from any other flakes cereal because it's a rich two-grain blend of sunripe and wheat and malted barley. So get set for swell tasting breakfast and get set for plenty of praise by asking your grocer for delicious toasty brown grape nuts flakes in the 12 ounce economy sized package.

And my buddy played by the orchestra. Now ladies and gentlemen, from the Bangor Opera House in Bangor, Maine, we bring you a comedian you'll get a big bang out of. Jack Benny. Thank you, thank you.

Well, again, this is Jack Benny talking. And Don, I could see that introduction coming a mile away. That's a pretty corny build up to get me in front of all these boys from Dow Field.

That's right, Jack. You'll offer houses back to the rafters. Imagine all these soldiers turning out to see us on a cold night like this. Oh, I don't think it's a very cold up here. Why, I am as warm as toast myself.