First Song-Moonglow

Sorry Rosie. Howdy Bing. Got a melody missile you'd like to put into orbit for General Electric Light bulbs and cells in company? I don't know if I want to go there slow down. You don't want it?

Yeah. I've got a little thing here that's kind of small. A little shot, young. Stand back now. I'll just kind of give it a little push. It must have been moon glow, way up in the blue.

It must have been moon glow. That led me straight to you. I still hear you say, here one hold me back. And I start in praise, this plan to the air. Heavenly song, seem to come from it.

And now when there's moon blood, they're up in the blue, they melt. Well, you just can't beat a little bit of old moonlight on an overnight.

You know, Katherine and I needed some moon beams a few evenings ago. A flock of guests turned our petunia bed into a parking lot. Accidentally, of course. Well, I suppose so. And our lawn had more dense now than the sidewalk outside, Brown and Chinese there.

Bing, you better try a couple of general electric parf Floodlights. Power floodlights. Rosie, we want to light up our driveway, not a golf course. No, Ben. P-A-R stands for parabolic, aluminized reflector. It do? Yes, it do.

You're honest. Thank you, knowing that. I see why they call them power floodlights. Where do I put them? Why you put them on the corner of the house or on your garage? You can do it yourself.

Joe did. Yes, I'll bet. What if it snows a range on this lamp? It always rains when we have a party. Well, I can answer that thing. GE par bulbs are built for rainy parties.