Visit by Aunt Hattie (rehearsal)

Palf presents The Great Gilder's Sleece. Yeah, crap. The Palf Cheese Company makers of Parquet March are done in a complete line of famous quality food products, presents Harold Perry as The Great Gilder's Sleece. Palf brings to The Great Gilder's Sleece every week at this time, written by John Whaiton and Sam Moore with Music by Claude Sweet.

We'll hear from The Great Gilder's Sleece in just a moment. We've just made the interesting discovery that there are 600 ways you can enjoy Parquet March margarine as a spread for bread. And we came to this interesting conclusion thanks to a new book.

Would you believe that this new book gives nearly 600 recipes for bread? So we figured it this way. Parquet margarine tastes well on any kind of bread. And since there are nearly 600 varieties, well, there's practically no end of the way you can enjoy Parquet's fresh, delicate flavor on bread. And remember, Parquet is highly nourishing too.

It's one of the very best energy foods you can serve. What's more, craft guarantees every pound of parquet to contain 9,000 units of important vitamin A. So be sure to buy parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y, parquet margarine, a nutritious spread for America's bread.

Don't forget, parquet is made by craft. That is turned out the great gilder sleeve. For a week he's had his house guest, Aunt Hattie Forrester, who has volunteered to help straighten out his nephew and niece, matter of which he's been happy to leave entirely in her hands.

We won't say that Gautas leave has been avoiding Aunt Hattie, but the pressure of business the water department has suddenly become so great that for the last three nights he's had to stay downtown for dinner.