Phils Pain In The Side

RCA Victor, world leader in radio, first in recorded music, and first in television presents the Phil Harris Alice Fayshold. The own enjoyment here is the Phil Harris Alice Fayshold transcribed, written by Jack Douglas and Marvin Fisher, with Elliot Lewis, Walter Tethledge and Eneruis and Whitfield, the orchestra under the direction of Skip Martin, and yours truly, Bill Foreman.

First a word from RCA Victor. The concert hall comes right into your living room when you play new orthophonic high fidelity recordings on a Victrola high fidelity phonograph. For example, listen to this beautiful selection from the New World Symphony by Devorzak. Familiar isn't it? But now you can hear it as it's never

been heard before. RCA Victor has just released a new orthophonic recording of the New World Symphony, conducted by the Maestro himself, Arturo Tuscanyny with the NBC Symphony Orchestra. It brings you complete range, brilliant sound, and the mastery of Tuscany Nizbatong.

And you can hear it best on the instrument designed to play it best. RCA Victor's high-fidelity Victrola phonograph. Only RCA Victor, with the world's most experienced recording engineers, brings you a table-model instrument with a professional-type, old-son design, 8-inch speaker, a silent, 3-speed changer, a perfectly balanced pickup and amplifying system, all in a cabinet little more than a foot high.

For High-Fi at its thrilling best, here Tuscany's recording of the New World Symphony on a high-fidelity Victrola table phonograph, by RCA Victor, first in recorded music. And now the stars of the RCA Victor program, Alice May and Bill Harris.

Bill Harris, who is usually the picture of robust health, isn't feeling so chipper today. He woke up this morning with a pain in his side. The pain is persisted so he and Elliot have gone down to the Encino steam baths to see if a heat treatment would help it.