Hal Kemp

Bollywood songs at the movies sung by the stars and played for Dancing American sponsored by Liggett and Myers the Back O Company makers of Chesterfield's The Grand. The place Hollywood. The music. Hell, Kemp and his orchestra.

The star. Lovely Alice Fade. It's Chesterfield time. That was Hell, Kemp starting the show with Johnny Green's new tune Rock and the Town from the picture Star Jerry.

And that's my cue for a cheer of our own, for our Chesterfield girl, lovely Alice Fade. She called in a Chesterfield cheerio and a very merry Christmas to everybody. Sort of an unusual evening for us, Alice.

Oh, I know, how. Christmas Eve and our last Chesterfield program together after six well-known. Well, it's been great fun working together. That's how it's fun right on to the finish. You're right, how. Let's sort of trim a musical Christmas tree.

You're first, Alice. What are you going to hang on to the first branch? A preview of three of my new songs from three pictures which haven't been released yet. All three at once Alice? Yes, but one at a time call then.

The first in Sally Iwin and Mary calls, Who stole the gem? Mama wants to know, Who stole the gem? Got into Mama's pantry, Who stole the gem? Was it Sally or Irene or Mary? Was it Little Mabel?

That you get off the table Mama wants to know Who named that to give you party that bring on in smarty They're the same And here's one that looks like a real hit If there ever was one It said ever was one, it's you.

All the news was written from victory. You are every single single come close. Making the picture in old Chicago is my greatest self. Here's one of the songs. In old Chicago, there's life and there's love Well, let's make a good love In all When music and laughing come out to your goals And when you find that you're part of me