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Canary Won't Sing

The Great Gildersleeve · November 30, 1941 · 29 min · 4,853 words

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Craft presents the Great Gilder Sleeve! Each week at this time from Hollywood, California, Craft presents Harold Terry as the Great Gilder Sleeve, written by Leonard Allevinson. We'll hear from the Great Gilder Sleeve in just a moment.

But first, even though winter doesn't officially begin till December 22nd, it's here right now for most of us. Yes, and on cold, blustery days, plenty of good, nourishing food is all important. I mean food that supplies energy. Food that produces body warmth. Food that keeps us going despite the weather. Now, parquet margarine, the delicious vegetable margarine made by craft,

is just such a food. Parquet margarine is one of the best sources of food energy you can serve, and that means it's tops in producing body warmth too. And equally important in wintertime, parquet is rich in vitamin A. Yes, every pound of parquet margarine contains 9,000 units vitamin A. But parquet margarine isn't just good for you. It's mighty good tasting, too.

Whether you serve it at the table or use it for baking and panfrying. So for all these reasons, wholesome, economical parquet margarine deserves a place on your shopping list. Why not order a pound or two tomorrow? Just ask your food dealer for parquet.

P-A-R-K-A-Y. It's the margarine that's made by Kraft. I'm now let's visit our friend the great Gilder slave. We were too swell movie. Yes thanks for taking us.

Did you enjoy them? Well Marjorie I'll have to confess I fell asleep in the middle of the first feature and woke up toward the end of the second one. You did. Yes Leroy. Oh 65 cents each are too darn comfortable.

Tell me did Betty Davis finally marry Hopalong Cassidy? I'm totally weren't even in the same picture. Oh, they weren't. Then he must have been singing to a blonde horse. Now I'm all confused. Who wasn't the defeated Notre Dame in the newsreel?

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