From the Johnson's Wax people and from Sipper McGee and Malaya. Since dear good
wish for your new year, expressed in music by Bread Wearing and his Pennsylvania
ride by right by, Ye gotta ride by, right by bye, you
go ride my bride by bye, We ride by ye. It's New Year's
Eve, the night of music celebration, and the makers of Johnson's Wax Products
for Home and Industry present to bring its half hour of music with bread Wearing
and his Pennsylvania saying same thing back whack whack, whack where and here's your
hosts ready riding and shining for johnson Wax spread Wearing, Hello and thanks for
company that was no Villians who grided jew and missus fredware Anger sixty seven Pennsylvania
oirismakers and music. We hope you'll all enjoy. We're proud that the Johnson's
Wax Company invited us to pinch hit for Frover McGee and Molly and bring this
special New Year's greeting to their vast family of friends across the nation. This
is a happy reunion for the Pennsylvanians having been with you and the Johnson's Wax
people all last summer. So come to the party, everybody. It's the
night of reservations and resolutions. Find without reservations, and as far as resolutions
are concerned, bring your own so you can break a murray our own resolution.
Tonight anyway is just a plane complicated zip for the doo dog. Three
dore. What a wonderful day. Let me upside time. It's my way,
pretty my should it's the exact pretty wonderful thing and wonderful day. But
on my if it's all one okay, Well, I hope Molly enjoyed that.
Sitting at home this New Year's Eve with the bird, he cracks jokes
and wallets. Now Bill Bevins, may Carlow Wilcox out of you. Well,
just a few words to say about the coming New Years. If you'd
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and a brighter kitchen Johnson self polishing blowcoat. New Year's Eve is Broadway's birthday.
Tonight is on northern night of the year. The roar of the city
has a special meeting. It's rhythm and invitation. Recipher it's words, an
invitation to gaiety, your Manhattan serenade, a crop of people in my make
your bark. Let's watch the time round the time and she the lets mister
wall the midnight time, all your time about ye not side for things that
will be fine. Nothing at the thing will be Oh thank you you should
all of the acquaintance be for God. New Years These does bring memories of
all times, doesn't it? Pennsylvania spent so many with you? How many
for it? How many? Why? Bill? Not to embarrass you?
But what isn't that? I just hadn't Fred Kelly? How many New Year's
Eves have we worked together? Are you kids? No? How many?
Well, let's see my oldest daughter graduated from college. Would you settle for
twenty that's conservative, that's diplomacy. For all these years, while people were
running up and down Broadway with paper hats from the horns. Wh you folks
have been playing somewhere all anxime? Oh he's listen, Bill, hear that?
Know what it is? I sure it's good New Year's Eve on Broadway,
A million people being happy. You know why? Why do I know
why they're happy? Yes? Well bred? It's it's goods to say that
there. I don't either, but I bet I find out. I just
get out asking. You mean to go right there there to Times Square?
Yes, tonight, yes, right now, let's go for twenty years.
We sing old lang Zion and now we gotta find out why? And never
brought you mine? No? John Gays plays and serves. Oh Bill,
here's some youngsters harmonizing. Let's ask them, Well, why not? Hey,
kids who're singing? We're Fred Waring and Will Yeah, but we were
enjoying a traditional Scottish air. Are what your application of the modern? Are
harmonic idioms to traditional ballad? Well, I'll tell you, mister. And
nearly Karamas sold the Sorophon. The best minds hold the canna fell. He's
not a Frank Saint. Paren on the fistirculent gline. Now can we sing?
Sing love lady, We'll take a comfort to a kindly love. It
will be. Hey, Fred, look at all those pick cares for the
window. There my fleeer, and I want to said, I don't wind
the bell. That's the Union lake class. Here comes the butler. Oh,
I don't care what it is. I'm gonna gentlemen, what is it
you wish? Well, we're Fred wearing. We want we want to know
how you're celebrating New Year's Eve. Personally, I have a small red horn
which I found at thirty minutes skinker bos. The gentlemen, however, are
listening to a music car to piano. Hey, they'll look out there in
front of that record shot. That's something. Hey girls dancing? Man?
Are they having a time? Hey? Girls? Or girls? High squares?
Well, we're said, where are my kids have your cat? Let's
these a past? Take it from the top, mister. We we we
want to know what you're celebrating. Don't pay an e flast New Years,
don't naineteen forty seven? What do you want nineteen twenty seven something, think
of that lady, you got something then? No clay, my god,
sakay the time, the ship, Oh how hot? Though this is Rudland,
there's not plus right, probably the most famous dance fut in America.
Oh my aching dogs listen, I couldn't drag one foot after when they Where
did you come from? Looking in at our dogs? Gone? If it
ain't lost? Sally washing down home happily on you yea honey, and me
just signing for a this and there? Well, honey, that don't you
find no more? Should old acquaint speak for d Hey, my feet are
killing me where I stopped? There? In here where a life's learning?
It's an old friend, that's you maker in New York. Well, now
he ought to have a place to sit down he has. Hello, Jim
Way, Hello, Fred, come in are we'll dal divn't and we'd like
to sit down yourself. Throw the cat out of a big chair, thanks
man o man Uh, you're not celebrating this year, jim me sure I'm
celebrating. Look I got paper, streamers, new calendar, radio goings or
I mean outside crowd. The cat's porns not anymore? Fred, last few
years, I've sort of celebrated inside I guess you'd call it. Or we've
been trying all evening to find out what people are so happy about. Of
course they didn't know. Huh No do you what are you celebrating with your
paper streamers, your new calendar? Oh? A lot of little things that
means something, you know, nothing you'd write a song about, like love
or world peas, things like, well, tulips made tulips, hu Jim,
Yeah, tulips kid brought me some bulbs from Holland. Yeah, I've
never seen one before, so I looked him up. They grow red and
gather up and fight. You can't tell by the bulbs they all look like,
but the kid says they're tulips. The book says that's how they look.
So I picked the spot in the alley back of the shop and put
'em in. You know, Fred, I think about them tulips all the
time, thinking how they're gonna looks, wondering which'll be witch. So you're
the Tulip King of Eighth Avenue and you celebrate tonight. Yes here is even
like that, liking bulbs, And sure maybe in April I'll have to stig
'em up and find'em still looking like a time's worth a dried onion.
But tonight's the red, yellow and white mid night. Tonight don't separate different
years anymore than any other night. But being people, we got to have
a beginning and an end of things. So we fixed ourselves at a brand
new beginning. Every year, new bows, another chance for the fine red
and yellow and white things we wanted and didn't get. Can't you see red?
Those people out there aren't silly, You're crazy. They're celebrating the finest
thing God ever gives us all a new hope for tomorrow, a new hope
for tomorrow. What new and had a lately? My friend st ms Sam
All because I don't know, I'm like, now build vivans for Johnson's flax.
Thank you, Brad. I would like to remind our audience about the
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floors. I do know that about anything else. You want your floors to
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twenty minutes, your floors are all ready to walk on and shining beautifully with
our paper hats and horns, or up there singing all id syme here does
mean a new host for as Jim would put it, the fine red and
yellow and white things we've wanted and haven't had. Let's hope they lie just
ahead beyond the blue horizon, beyond My life has only be gone beyond the
blue tie, from the basket hinder barn, from the rain to the rainbow,
film gone, or how I can golf no matter what I call.
If I am see, I I you My life has lady gone beyond your
love you still, sirap this is buckwearing times again becoming they'll feel very happy
in the world regard to Johnson's Black People followed on our six plus musically for
Him there Be and Molly god ten. All of the folks say seventy nine
with full history the her, Him Molly will be back answering the door time
next week at the same time and when you carry a call on us,
we're on the area any morning over MBC down the Low, Bows to the
arrangers, Simon ringbald As and Gearhart, Soloistardan Woodman, Jack Golf, Jane
Wilson, Mornings, Gearhart and all of Pennsylvania made every music cladness and all
good things in your new year may be, Pops, And as for us,
all through nineteen forty seven, we're gonna ride drive, ride right by,
ride by, Bye bye bye bye bye bye right, good night and
happy New Year. This is Bill Vans sticking for the makers of Gonson's Whack
products. The Barman Ever Story by mcgame alias Lexis the Night. This is
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