The Great Gildersleeve: Gildy is in Love with Amelia Hooker

Craft presents the Great Gilder Slave. The Craft Cheese Company who also bring you Bing Crosby every Thursday night present each week at this time. Harold Perry is the Great Gilder Slave, written by Leonard Elvenson.

We'll hear from the Great Gilder Slave in just a moment. But if tomorrow's washday and you homemakers are bound to be hurried getting lunch, let me give you a tip. Serve the folks macaroni and cheese. Do you say you haven't time to bake macaroni and cheese on wash day? Well, of course you don't. But haven't you heard of craft dinner? With craft

dinner you can make grand macaroni and cheese in just seven minutes cooking time. You see, you don't bake craft dinner macaroni. You don't fuss with grating cheese because each package of craft dinner contains an envelope of craft grated, all ready to sprinkle in. With craft dinner, you get fluffy tender macaroni, drenched in cheese goodness, and you cook it in seven

minutes flat. See for yourself tomorrow. Ask your food dealer for craft dinner. And now let's visit our friend, the great gilder sleeve, who's been long noted for his easy going disposition. In fact, his disposition was so easy going and finally went. Uncle Mort's face has been getting longer in his temper shorter, and he's starting to throw

his weight around with unpleasant results everywhere it's landed. Oh my goodness, Marjorie, I'm late to the office again. Oh, well, I'm alone. Good morning. All right, am I supposed to starve around here? Where's breakfast?

Verde, breakfast. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. When you start off with, grapefruit, cantaloupe, strawberries, orange juice. What's the trouble? Don't the store still sell prunes? Oh, I thought you were sick and tired of prunes. Whatever gave you that idea.

Before we go, I'd like to express my sincere appreciation to the craft cheese company for a most pleasant year. Also my deep thanks to our writer Leonard Levinson and to the members of the cast for their able assistance.

assistance. Walter Tethley who plays Leroy Minefule, Lorraine Tuttle, my niece Marjorie, Lillian Randolph who's Bertie, Earl Ross as Judge Hooker, Paula Winslow as Dottie Dobson, and William Randolph Mills our musical director and Cecil Underwood our producer. I am proud to announce that during the eight weeks we'll be off the air, the United States government

will take over our half hour to bring you the victory parade. Each of the top NBC shows is contributing one program to this series so be sure to listen in I hope you all have a pleasant summer and now, good night.