Build It Yourself Television Set

RCA Victor, world leader in radio, first and recorded music and first in television, presents the Bill Harris-Alice-Fayshow. The orange-ointment here is the Bill Harris-Alice-Fayshow, transcribed, written by Jack Douglas and Marvin Fisher, with Elliot Lewis, Walter Tethay, Janine Ruse, and Whitfield, the orchestra under the direction of Skip Martin, and yours truly, Bill Foreman.

First a word from RCA Victor. The greatest orchestra can sound like this. If a tube in your radio is weak or worn out. Most accomplished singer can sound like this. If a tube in your radio is weak or worn out.

Brilliant instrumentalists can sound like this. If a tube in your radio is weak or worn out. Distortion fluctuating volume, huh? If your radio has any of these common symptoms, the trouble may be no more than a weak or worn out tube.

So let your local service technician give your radio a complete checkup. If he finds your radio tubes are at fault, he'll be glad to install new RCA radio tubes. Most experts will tell you that RCA radio tubes are the finest you can buy.

They're better made, yet they cost no more than ordinary tubes. Remember, the performance of your radio depends a lot on the quality of the tubes inside it. So always ask for RCA radio tubes in the familiar red, white and black cartons.

Now the stars of the RCA Victor program, Alice Bay and Phil Harris. All great feats of history have been accomplished by men of courage and daring. And as our story opens today, we are privileged to witness one of these rare displays of bravery that is above and beyond the call of duty.