First Song-Too Marvelous For Words

Crosby Cluny number 18 for broadcast Wednesday March 23rd, 1960. Well, if it isn't Bing Cruny. Yeah, shut my big open kisser if it isn't Rosemary Cluny. And if this isn't the day we send greetings from North Cross greeting cards.

You got a musical card ready? I have a whole clutch of them. The one that I'm going to concentrate on today goes like this. You're just to marvelous for words. Like glorious, glamorous, and that old standby, Amorous, it's all too wonderful.

I'll never find the words that say in a telling a, I mean they just aren't swelling up You're much too much And just too very very Herby In Webster's dictionary And so I'm some friend to tell you That you're marvelous for words Too much and just too very very

to ever be to addiction. Bing, how much do you know? No, probably more than you suspect Rosie.

I mean, I mean, can you name the new Norcross greeting card roses? Oh, you, here you go. Now we want to hear sneaky or commercial. I prefer clever. OK, name a rose. The Norcross mint-duty rose.

Very good. Simple. Norcross says send a friend a greeting card rose. Ergo I do same. Ergo I know the names of the roses. Ergo ahead. The North Cross Champagne Rose and the North Cross Orange Beauty.

Did you write the answers on your shirt cuff? Highly. I'm wearing a dickies. Crazy. You proceed. There's the North Cross Burgundy Beauty Rose, the American Beauty, the North Cross Bronze Beauty. Amazing. Ah the Bronze Beauty. It reminds me of a lady lifeguard I once knew.

Well, enough of that. Okay. Do you know the two Norcross roses with the Latin names? It's season O'Kliopatra. The Norcross roses to Lata and the Rosabellissima. You win perfect score. Surely you just. You've forgotten the Norcross wishing rose, the Black Beauty rose, the Norcross rose tapestry greeting card and the Norcross rose parfait.