Who Will Replace Phil

RCA Victor, world leader in radio, first and recorded music, and first in television, presents transcribed the Phil Harris Alice Fay Show. The orange ointment here is the Phil Harris Alice Fay Show, written by Ray Singer and Nick Chevrolet, with Elliott Lewis, Walter Tethley, Robert North, Janine Roost, and Whitfield, Walter Sharph in his music, and yours truly Bill Foreman.

It has often been said that no one is indispensable. indispensable. However, Phil Harris thought he was until his sponsor proved otherwise. But more about that later. First a word from RCA Victor. Hey Alice. You should have heard the trumpet player in the band describing his new 1953 RCA Room Air Conditioner. It's the first time I've ever heard him make any sense

with that hipster talk. What did he say Phil? Well first he says, Man, it's the coolest. Why, sure. The RCA room air conditioner cools the air, filters it, and it removes excess moisture, too. What else, Phil?

Oh, he said it was really the most. Naturally. The new RCA room air conditioner is the most sensible way to really feel better when hot weather days are muggy and human. And then he said, Man, it's groovy.

Oh, he was probably talking about the adjustable grill that distributes the air evenly throughout your room. Crazy, Alice, crazy. That's right. People who got an RCA room air conditioner last year are just crazy about it.

What's he saying now, Phil? Oh, oh, he just wanted to remind me to say that for finest installation and service, he got an RCA factory service contract too. Thanks, Philip, Alice. I'd like to tell you briefly about another RCA product.