First Song-New Sun In The Sky

Crosby Cloney number 52 for Tuesday May 10, 1960. Hello there. Hi everybody. Today we shine for Penisha. I have a nice shiny tune already. You're a bright shiny girl. I see a new sun up in a new sky.

And my whole horizon has reached a new high. Yesterday, my heart sung a blues song for cheering New song I'd dream the new dream A spreading sunshine all over the place Point of view, here's what greets spreading You remember the nursery rhyme about the woman who lived in a shoe and had so many children she didn't know what to do?

Sure I do, Ben, what about it? How'd you like to have a job of shining their shoes? Oh, that's a sneaky way of getting into a commercial if I ever heard one. But I'm sure that every mother will agree that shining the shoes of small children used to be dirty, disagreeable, and time-consuming.

And when the children were big enough to shine their own shoes, the mess could still give a mother fits. Now all of that is past, and even the lady in the shoe could shine all of her children's shoes in mere seconds with wonderful new penny shine.

Oh, you sure nailed that one on the nose, Rose. Penny Shine has taken the moss, the fuss, and the dirt out of shoe cleaning. The whoosh of the spray can of self-polishing liquid, penny shine, and your shoes will shine as bright as a new penny for ten days.

And the same can of penny shine will shine black shoes, brown shoes, any color shoes. The turtle wax folks who make penny shine say no brush, no work, just spray. That shine goes on to stay.