Vacation Without Elliott

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

Tonight two good friends are celebrating their fifth anniversary. Who are they? Well, here are some clues. After five years, they're still in a spin. They were made for each other, and together they make beautiful music.

Give up to the RCA family. I guess you know that our friends are a 45 record and a Victrola 45 phonograph. Five years ago, RCA Vector introduced the now-famous 45 system of recorded music. Since then, three million Victrola 45 phonographs have been sold, and over 70 million RCA Victor 45 records.

This widespread popularity is richly deserved. Because this 45 system gives you a record and a phonograph especially designed for each other. The result? You can enjoy almost two hours of continuous music at its brilliant best.

And thanks to the 45 Extended Play record, you can enjoy twice as much music for less money. A visit to your dealer will convince you that the RCA Victor 45 system on its fifth anniversary is now a better buy than ever.

And now the stars of the RCA Victor program, Alice Faye and Phil Harris! Well, summer finally arrived as usual and everybody's vacation minded, including Phil Harris and Alice Faye. With most people, this is the time of year when people are filled with joyous anticipation, a happy time.

time, but not so in the Harris household. In fact, right now, a small argument is gaining momentum. Phil, I've said it before, and I'm going to say it again. Yeah, I know you said it before. I know, I know.