First Song-s Wonderful

Ross B. Clooney number 19 for broadcast Thursday March 24th, 1960. Ladies and gentlemen, hello Rosie. Hello Bing, how you doing? Oh, I'm Sharvis Dak. That's pretty fragile. Listen. How about you? Oh, I'm in fine Fettle. There's another one.

Oh, wait. Then you might say we're right up to Snuff. And in fine Fettle for General Electric Bolds and Fettle's in company. Now who's going to start this thing? You started, I believe today. Got the idea?

I'm first on. Well, that's right, I guess. Okay, buddy. Why don't we go ahead? It's wonderful, it's marvellous. You should care for me. It's awful now, it's a paradigm. It's what I love to see.

You've made my life so glamorous. You can't blame me for feeling amorous. Oh it's wonderful, marvelous That you should care for me Wonderful, mama loves You should care for me

What I love, oh glamour Don't you go blaming me for getting amorous Wonderful, marvelous for me Great soon, Bing Hello Danny Yes, you really put your heart into it now that you're back in college. College. Oh, oh, you mean this picture I'm making at the college of the Pacific? Yeah. Great. Sure is wonderful. Makes me wish, well it makes

me wish I were really back, but things have changed. How's that? You know the undergraduates look a lot younger than they did when I was at Good Old Gonzaga. Yes, well, they got one thing that we didn't have though. They got better life for studying. Tell us how you You and Abe Lincoln used to write on a shovel by firelight being...

Oh, you get out of here. Get out of here and I go on. I had general electric light bulbs. But Gee has learned more about how important light is in studying. For example, you shouldn't even try to read the funnies with less than a hundred and fifty watts.