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The Jack Benny program transcribed and presented by Lucky Strike. Friends in a cigarette, nothing. Know nothing beats better taste and remember. Lucky stays better. Cleaner pressures smoother. Lucky stays better. Cleaner pressures smoother. For Lucky strike me.

I'm can I go richer, tasting. I'm can I go. Lucky stays better. Cleaner pressures smoother. Lucky strike. Lucky strike. This is Don Wilson. As you know friends, your enjoyment of a cigarette depends on its taste.

That's right, nothing. No nothing beats better taste. And Lucky's taste better. Cleaner, fresher, smoother. You see Lucky's better taste really begins with the fine, light, naturally mild tobacco that goes into Lucky Strike. Yes, LS-MFT, Lucky Strike means fine tobacco.

Then too, Lucky's taste better because they're made better. Made round and firm and fully packed to draw freely and smoke evenly. To make sure that you get Lucky's better taste in all its natural freshness, every pack is extra tightly sealed.

Yes, Lucky's are fresher, just smoke them and see. See what enjoyment you get from a cigarette that is made better to taste better and still has all its better taste when you smoke it because it comes to you fresh.

So friends, for all the deep down smoking enjoyment you want from your cigarette, be happy, go Lucky. Get the better taste of Lucky Strike and get it fresh. Lucky States better. Cleaner prices, smoother. Lucky strike!

Lucky strike! The Lucky Strike program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Rochester, Dennis, Dave, Bob Crosby, and yours, Julie, Don Wilson. Ladies and gentlemen, the Lucky Strike radio show is usually rehearsed on Saturday mornings.

And after the rehearsal, it's customary for the cast to gather in the drug store across the street for a light lunch. As our show opens, Dennis and I are just entering the drug store. Oh, we're the first ones here, Don.