Easter Show

Hello? Oh, yes, I did. Thanks for calling back. I'll tell you why phone. I just received a letter and I want to read it to you. Are you listening? It says, dear radio friends, that's me. We've received so many wonderful letters requesting us to repeat our Easter show that we are going to do it. Wishing you a happy Easter,

your good friend, the Nelson family. Ozzy and Harriet, David and Ricky. Do you like my new Easter outfit? Oh, Harry, do you look beautiful? Oh, thank you. You look nice enough to make a pretty speech.

You look nice enough for anything. America's finest silver plate is 1847 Rogers Brothers. This finest silver plate is 1847 Rogers Brothers. From Hollywood, international silver company, creators of 1847 Rogers Brothers Silver Plate presents the amusingly transcribed adventures of Aussie and Harriet, starring America's favorite young couple, Ozzy Nelson and Harriet Hillier.

Another year, another Easter, with its joyful re-affirmation of man's hope. Its tradition, observances and customs.

Like many other families, the Nelsons of 1847, Rogers Road, and have a few traditional Easter customs of their own. For instance, some years ago on the night before Easter, Harriet remarked, You know, Easter Sunrise services must be beautiful.

I'd love to go sometime. Thus, a great tradition was established in the Nelson household. In fact, last night wouldn't it seem like the night before Easter if Harriet hadn't remarked. You know, Easter Sunrise services must be beautiful.

I'd love to go sometime. Why don't we go to now, Mom? We can get off. Sure, we can get off. Well, I know your boys can get off. The only reasons we haven't made it in the past is because we haven't gone to bed early the night before.