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Kids Come To See Daddy At Work

The Phil Harris · 1948 · 29 min · 3,582 words

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The pitch bandwagon with Alice Faye and Phil Harrott. For hair that's dreamy soft like moonlight and glistening with romantic highlights, use Fitch's new cream shampoo.

Fitch cream shampoo leaves hair romantically soft and shining. That's because it's made with two beneficial beauty aids, purified Lanolin and the finest olive oil. Lanolin is used to soften your hair, to help overcome dryness.

Olive oil is used to bring out sparkling highlights to make hair glisten as though it had been brushed and brushed and brushed. And Fitch Cream Shampoo is so simple to use, just a dab billows in the clouds of rich lather in hard or soft water.

Then to rinse a swish of plain water and every trace of suds disappears. After shampooing, your hair is wonderfully soft and a joy to arrange. French cream shampoo is economical too. Compare its size, compare its low cost.

Ask for it at drug and toilet goods counters. That's Fitch Cream Shampoo for hair that's soft like moonlight and shining like bright starlight. The F.W. Fitch Company makers of Fitch Shampoo presents the Fitch bandwagon written by Ray Singer and Dick Chevrolet with Elliot Lewis, Walter Tettley, Ollie O'Toole, Janine Ruse, and Whitfield, Betty Lou

Walter Sharpen is music and starring Alice Bey and Phil Harris. Phil has decided that it's about time the children saw their daddy at work. And so he and Alice are taking them to watch the band rehearsal.

And now as we look in, we find the Harris family entering NBC. You girls are going to be proud of your daddy when you see him standing there leading his orchestra. Does daddy have a good orchestra, Mommy?

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