First Song-Button Up Your Overcoat

And with that long distance introduction all the way from New York City, you and I begin our beginning Rosemary. You put it so romantically. How about a song? By you. All right. I'd knock you over, coach, when wind is free.

Take good care of yourself, you belong to me. Eat an apple every day, get to bed by three. I want you to take good care of yourself, you belong to me. Be careful crossing streets, no deep meats, lay off sweets.

You get a pain and ruin your tum-tum, keep away from blended stuff. When you're on a spree Take good care of yourself You belong to me College boy When you're on a spree

Remember You belong to me I feel that our ladies might like to know That they can dry their hair and the laundry with the same machine now At the same time? What do you expect, miracles?

I just ask and I want everything A combination hair dryer and clothes dryer? dryer? That would be some simultaneous operation, wouldn't it? Oh, what a great newsreel shot this would make. Well, anyhow, now a lady can dry her hair with a very simple attachment that fits on the front of her automatic washer.

I get the picture. You just sit under the home dryer like a beauty parlor. A lady can polish her nails or read a book or whatnot. She can relax while she's drying her hair. Yeah, she can even listen to this program.

Now that's not too much of a nor a deal, is it, girl? Let's pull a song out of the dryer shall we yeah, let's let one drip till it's dry Just a monkey than the palm tree And walking barefoot in the sand Though there's no