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Ten E L L O The jello program starring Jack Benny with Don Besser and his orchestra and the orchestra open the program with over my shoulder from evergreen. And now I present to you Mr. Jack Charles Lotman Benny of Whimple Street.

Thank you. Thank you. Hello again. This is Jack Benny talking. You hear me? Well, folks, I started wearing my winter undies this morning and I'm my hop tonight. Oh, you're always hot, Jack. But not like tonight, Don.

Now, before the pests come in, you know, the people who annoy me. I want to get in a real good story. I mean, that move tonight is old, but what's the difference? You know, even news stories get old a minute to tell them.

Anyway, there was a traveling salesman, a farmer, and a farmer's daughter. But one day the daughter... Hey, Jack, that story is too old. Well, I certainly, the daughter is happily married now and has five children.

Hmm. Well, that's news to me. Well, we don't eat her, Ench. There was a, there was a traveling salesman and a farmer. So one day the farmer... And Jack said, was years ago the farmer sold his farm and now is a movie star in Hollywood.

Oh, yeah? Say, I wish him all the luck in the world. But I must go ahead with the story. There was a traveling salesman and nobody. So one day nobody came to the farm. I mean the salesman.

I forgot to tell you Jack, the salesman isn't traveling anymore. He runs a store in his home town. I'll tell this story if it kills me. There was a storekeeper, a movie star, and a woman with five children.