Speaker 1: Pepsidence giving away for Chevrolets every seven days.
Speaker 2: Listen for details.
Speaker 1: Tonight Tonight from the home of Ken Murray's Blackout the
Speaker 1: El cafidin Theater, Hollywood, Leafer Brothers Company presents to Pepsident
Speaker 1: show darring Bob Hope and the special guest l Jolson.
Speaker 3: Thanks you very much.
Speaker 4: How do you do?
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: This is Bob for every seven Hope telling all you
Speaker 1: people from Maine to luth be sure to put Pepsidon
Speaker 1: on every tooth. And whether you're as old as Crosby
Speaker 1: or only a youth, your mouth will never be.
Speaker 3: As empty as a telephone booth.
Speaker 1: I don't care whether I get laughs tonight or not.
Speaker 1: My sponsor can't call me tonight. Shouldn't use that kind
Speaker 1: of language anyway, But anyway, the phone strike has affected
Speaker 1: the contest for my favorite Grenette. One listener sending the
Speaker 1: jingle saying, my favorite Barnette, How I wish I could
Speaker 1: date her?
Speaker 3: She's my long distance telephone operator.
Speaker 1: Didn't win a thing. It's gonna be tough getting any
Speaker 1: messages through too. I was out in my backyard this
Speaker 1: afternoon heard one carrier pigeon say to another I don't
Speaker 1: know about you, Mabel, but I ain't strike breaking. But
Speaker 1: I feel wonderful. And I've been down to Palm Springs.
Speaker 1: I had to come back. I ran out of co signers.
Speaker 2: Uh fom Springs, bom Springs.
Speaker 1: That's an old Indian expression meaning pale face, come and
Speaker 1: stay and sun to look like red man him. Look
Speaker 1: at hotel bill and.
Speaker 3: Go home, pale face?
Speaker 1: What prices for those rooms down there? For fifty dollars
Speaker 1: a day, you get a room with the view of
Speaker 1: the mountains. For twenty five hours of the day, you
Speaker 1: get along with the view of the desert. My room
Speaker 1: costs five dollars a day. Every morning the bell boys
Speaker 1: slipped a postcard of a cactus plant under my door.
Speaker 1: I stayed in a nice place in Palm Springs. You've
Speaker 1: heard of the lone Palm well. All night the dates
Speaker 1: kept dropping out of it and hitting me in the head.
Speaker 1: And in the morning didn't waken you by ringing your telephone.
Speaker 1: A bellboy tiptoes, then tickles your toes and whispers it's.
Speaker 3: Later than you think, Yes, sir, of course I.
Speaker 1: Mingled with the four hundred while I was there in
Speaker 1: Palm Springs. They don't care how many they put in
Speaker 1: a room. It was a nice room. And the towels
Speaker 1: raw my kids hers and put them back. Everybody was
Speaker 1: there last week, and boy, that sun suit Dorothy Lamour
Speaker 1: had on. She was sitting in there with a copy
Speaker 1: of Forever Amber in her hand and the book was
Speaker 1: reading her. I couldn't get regular suntan oil, so I
Speaker 1: rubbed tech to Co number thirty on my back. It
Speaker 1: was so embarrassing, and Chevrolet kept coming up and nuzzling me. Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry,
Speaker 1: God around, ranger, can't see anything standing way back there.
Speaker 2: Hit right down. Close, that's the idea.
Speaker 1: Close what I pose?
Speaker 4: Not too close.
Speaker 1: Let's not trample each other.
Speaker 2: Now, I'll tell you why I'm going to you.
Speaker 1: We're going to give away out excuse me, Walter, the
Speaker 1: feet above your overweight Now listen, everybody tell you what
Speaker 1: I'm going to you. We're going to give away absolutely
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Speaker 2: In around the street, buff your fucking traffic.
Speaker 1: Faith whel is announced.
Speaker 2: Leader in this pro game tonight. So hurry, hurry, hurry, say.
Speaker 1: Mister, give me a chance.
Speaker 4: I'm Wendell Niles.
Speaker 2: I told you all that's different. Stiff right up and.
Speaker 1: Tell them all about it. Yes, folks, hurry sends your
Speaker 1: jingles right away. If you want to win one of
Speaker 1: the next four chevrolets, remember to celebrate the release of
Speaker 1: Bob's new picture My Favorite Brunette. Pepson's giving away four
Speaker 1: chevrolets every seven days, and our third week's contest closes
Speaker 1: next Saturday midnight, April twelfth. Again this week as grand
Speaker 1: first prizes four chevrolets, brand new Fleetmaster, four Dorsey dans,
Speaker 1: Next eight prizes, new Frigidaire cold walls, Big seven cubic
Speaker 1: foot refrigerators, Next ten prizes Crisp new one hundred dollar bills.
Speaker 1: Eder Tonight, here's all you do. Just finish a simple
Speaker 1: two line jingle starting with the words my favorite Brunette.
Speaker 1: Finish your two line jingle so the last word of
Speaker 1: both lines rhyme. Write about anyone your husband, wife, friends,
Speaker 1: even your dog.
Speaker 2: As simple as this.
Speaker 4: My favorite Brunette is a guy named Joe. I marry
Speaker 4: the man because I love him.
Speaker 1: So mail your jingle with the top and bottom of
Speaker 1: any Pepsidon carton or toothbrush label. Mail you Pepsident Box
Speaker 1: thirty six thirty six, Chicago, Illinois. That's Pepsident Box thirty
Speaker 1: six thirty six, Chicago, Illinois. Complete rules given later in
Speaker 1: the program. Also in Sunday Papers and a Drug Conference.
Speaker 1: Send your entry before next Saturday midnight. Pepsident's giving away
Speaker 1: for Chevrolets every seven days? Isn't that wonderful about the Chevrolet?
Speaker 4: When is?
Speaker 1: Now? All that's worrying me is why that weed lip
Speaker 1: Coloonna hasn't phoned yet. What a lucky guy he is
Speaker 1: getting to meet my fourteen favorite brunettes when they get
Speaker 1: into that train, the Santa Fe super Chief and escorting
Speaker 1: them around Hollywood. Many a guy would give his right
Speaker 1: arm to be in Colona's position. Hell all hope speaking,
Speaker 1: who's this lefty.
Speaker 5: Professor, Coloonna?
Speaker 6: Well, well, well.
Speaker 7: So it's Colonna on that a city boy, It's Colowna
Speaker 7: on both ends.
Speaker 1: How are you getting.
Speaker 7: Along with those fourteen brunettes, Colowna A wonderful hope? Last
Speaker 7: night I took them all to Grammas.
Speaker 1: Theater on paid for all eight tickets myself, Coloonna, eight
Speaker 1: tickets That only accounts for yourself and seven girls? How
Speaker 1: did the other seven beauties get in? Small girls, Big
Speaker 1: mustache professor, How could seven girls hide under your mustache?
Speaker 7: I don't ask questions, I.
Speaker 5: Just have fun.
Speaker 1: Look at Colonna. I want to know one thing. Are
Speaker 1: these girls with you? Joan Davis at Detroit, Ali Lick
Speaker 1: of Toronto, Betty Louheiser of Washington, and Trapedi of New York,
Speaker 1: Ursula Halleran of Pittsburgh, Loretta Summers of Seattle, Gene Devon Chicago,
Speaker 1: resive him a leak in New York, Mary Ellen Fields Houston,
Speaker 1: vonn Lluellen and Salt Lake City, Virginia Crider Birmingham, Elaine,
Speaker 1: Barbara Patroller, New York, Betty Marlon Boston, and Nancy Norton Cleveland. Pardon,
Speaker 1: I said, as.
Speaker 7: Joe David, who laid I'm on the next page.
Speaker 1: You know, Colona, you're an idiot's idiot. I didn't know
Speaker 1: you cared.
Speaker 2: You feel pretty good.
Speaker 1: Don't you, Colona, being the only man with all those girls?
Speaker 1: Oh but I'm not naturally.
Speaker 7: My friends here, Joe Schlunk, the midget.
Speaker 1: Joe Schlunk, the midget, Who's he?
Speaker 7: He's the little guy inside the telephone who says, unless
Speaker 7: this is an emergency.
Speaker 1: Half, Hey, hey, Colona, what's that out here, I'm kissing
Speaker 1: one of the girls. Huh, you're kissing one of the girls.
Speaker 1: Why doesn't that ever happen to me?
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, I thought you'd object to my mustache. I
Speaker 7: have this wonderful game. Hope the girls. The girls line up,
Speaker 7: I close up my eyes, and I go down the line,
Speaker 7: kissing each girl and guessing where she's from.
Speaker 1: You go down the line, kissing each girl and guessing
Speaker 1: where she's from. Yes, I'll show you. Here's the first.
Speaker 7: One, Miss Houston, Miss New York.
Speaker 3: Colonda.
Speaker 7: Who is that mistakes person?
Speaker 4: To Colonna?
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, that's Colonna.
Speaker 1: He gets all the beautiful brunettes, and I gets very
Speaker 1: vague where, well, it's very vague my favorite lunette.
Speaker 3: Till it's problem.
Speaker 8: The old Tera monster.
Speaker 2: Say, that's a very pretty hair.
Speaker 1: Do you have, Miss Vegas? That brow Johnson?
Speaker 8: Yes it is, and I hope it last for Dan
Speaker 8: Johnson on next week's show.
Speaker 7: Yes, he'll be here.
Speaker 6: All lets me feel so good.
Speaker 1: I can just feel the us start to slip.
Speaker 5: Off of me.
Speaker 1: You better bounce around a little. I don't think they
Speaker 1: quite made it.
Speaker 5: Oh, bless your heart.
Speaker 8: I tell you to go jump in the lake, but
Speaker 8: with all that air in your head, you'd probably.
Speaker 1: Keep a float. Me, miss make what have you been
Speaker 1: doing this week?
Speaker 8: Oh well, I've been very said he mister Hope. I
Speaker 8: started chaperoning the fourteen favorite Brunettes when they arrived here
Speaker 8: in Hollywood. Oh my, but they're pretty ill, guest. They
Speaker 8: created quite a commotion coming out on the tray.
Speaker 1: Yes, they came out on the Santa Fe super Chief,
Speaker 1: and it was the first time the engine ever turned
Speaker 1: around a whistle.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: They really kept me busy that their hope.
Speaker 8: As their chaperone, I've been telling them what every young
Speaker 8: girl should know.
Speaker 1: It's vague.
Speaker 5: You remember, oh you marry more on you.
Speaker 1: But while you were escorting the Brunetta around Hollywood and
Speaker 1: is Vegue, I hope you took them by paramount and
Speaker 1: showed them my studio, your studio.
Speaker 8: That's right, Yes, I did miss the Hope right after
Speaker 8: I sent him down to Santa Monica and showed them
Speaker 8: my ocean.
Speaker 2: All right, was vague? Just tell me one thing.
Speaker 1: If you're such a good chaperone, how come Colonna's out
Speaker 1: with the girls right now?
Speaker 8: Colonna's out with Oh my goodness, you'll lead the Misty shows.
Speaker 1: Well, don't worry, they're safe with him. He made me
Speaker 1: a promise, he said, Hope to die. Hello, I'm dead.
Speaker 8: Well in spite of that, mister Hope, the girls are
Speaker 8: perfectly safe. I doubt some of the perfume that keeps
Speaker 8: men away.
Speaker 1: It's called burps, a perfume called burb It sounds terrible.
Speaker 1: What's it made of?
Speaker 3: That's old fashioned rugby?
Speaker 2: Well, miss fake.
Speaker 1: Don't you want the girls to have any dates at all?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes I do, mister Hope.
Speaker 8: I want you to arrange a date for each one
Speaker 8: of them with Carry Grant during the next fourteen nights.
Speaker 1: Will you do that? You want me to arrange fourteen
Speaker 1: dates with Carry Grant?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Please.
Speaker 8: Now you see, every night a brunette will show up
Speaker 8: at Carry's home. She'll be tall, dark and wearing a
Speaker 8: black veil over her face.
Speaker 3: No, no, wait a minute, it's vague.
Speaker 1: Wait the fourteen brunettes will be on tour the next
Speaker 1: fourteen nights. They won't even be in town.
Speaker 8: Oh well, it almost worked.
Speaker 1: That's wonderful. And now, ladies and gentlemen, it gives me
Speaker 1: a great pleasure to was that one of the all
Speaker 1: time great names and Choulbren, the man who thrilled us
Speaker 1: for years in the stage and then thrilled us again
Speaker 1: in the Joseph story. Here he is himself, mister l Joseph.
Speaker 5: Right ahead, California.
Speaker 1: Here, I come right back there. I got a power,
Speaker 1: my powers.
Speaker 4: Some hours looming my pradat morning darning everything, man, everything,
Speaker 4: my god, gents, miss Dad, don't belave.
Speaker 2: That's why I and a hardy way come on that opple.
Speaker 4: That's gold that day now on y'all here I.
Speaker 5: Am, and I'm not man, I got it wrong, mourn.
Speaker 4: My friend morning that don't is thirty thing and everything
Speaker 4: my son.
Speaker 3: Ned miss that don't be laid off.
Speaker 2: That's why I and I.
Speaker 5: Only come on hoping.
Speaker 3: I'm hoping.
Speaker 4: I'm hoping up that don't n I gave down my
Speaker 4: one yo in a.
Speaker 1: Down yeah at Orange Juice is wonderful stuff and that
Speaker 1: that was the face, really.
Speaker 2: Wonderful well N's and it was Bob.
Speaker 4: You see that song is from my pictures A dopantorian.
Speaker 4: But I saw a picture last night that was out
Speaker 4: of this world twentieth century Fox Alexander's Ragtime Band, A
Speaker 4: great picture, Bob.
Speaker 1: With great muty Yes, it's a wonderful picture, you know.
Speaker 1: Al Desi Arnaz and his boys have copied the exact
Speaker 1: style of Alexander's ragtime band.
Speaker 4: Really, oh, I see, in fact, his maraca players are
Speaker 4: still wearing the same rags.
Speaker 1: I noticed that, yam, No, those are moraccas players out
Speaker 1: are a couple of rejects from Queen for a day.
Speaker 1: But you know, Al, you know, and you're singing in
Speaker 1: such a big success. Even frank Sinatra's imitating you.
Speaker 4: Frankie is imitating, yes, sir.
Speaker 1: In his last program, twice he tried to get up
Speaker 1: on one knee to sing. But it's wonderful to see
Speaker 1: a healthy singer. I never saw you looking better, and
Speaker 1: you're so frisky. Tell me how do you do it?
Speaker 4: Bob, a man just as well as he feels, and
Speaker 4: the way I feel. I'm going out and get another
Speaker 4: bowl of paplam. Really, I think.
Speaker 1: Take it easy. Al'd have a tough time burping you.
Speaker 7: I want to tell you once you look great waiting, Bob,
Speaker 7: Let's forget the joke for a few minutes.
Speaker 4: Wit here, you know something what I'd like the winner Chevrolet?
Speaker 1: Don't tell me, you said in the jingles.
Speaker 4: Sure, listen it is My favorite brunette is Larry Parks.
Speaker 4: He mates with emotions while I make with the bars.
Speaker 1: Listen to White and Niles for a second. He has
Speaker 1: the winners of those new chevrolets and pepsidens first week.
Speaker 4: Oh I can't wait.
Speaker 1: Brand new chevrolets are on their way to Muriel Killingsworth,
Speaker 1: University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia.
Speaker 4: James E.
Speaker 1: Robinson six twelve East seventy second Terrace, Kansas City, Missouri.
Speaker 1: Patrick O'Grady Sullivan fifteen thirty eight Cooleige Avenue, Wichita.
Speaker 4: Kansas, Missus.
Speaker 1: Katt Thompson three three eighth three Clarendon Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Winners of the eight frigidaires and ten one hundred dollars
Speaker 1: bills in Pepsidences first week's contest have already been notified.
Speaker 1: Congratulations winners, and I'll come on you folks who didn't win.
Speaker 1: Here's another opportunity for you. Remember Pepsidence giving away four
Speaker 1: chevrolets every seven days. Enter now for our third weekly contest,
Speaker 1: closing next Saturday midnight, April twelfth. Just finish a two
Speaker 1: line jingle starting with the words my favorite brunette. The
Speaker 1: last words of both lines must rhyme. For example, my
Speaker 1: favorite brunette is my own dear wife, when she said yes,
Speaker 1: it brightened my life. Ride on one side of any
Speaker 1: piece of paper, Nail it with your name and address
Speaker 1: to Pepsident Box thirty six thirty six. That's Box thirty
Speaker 1: six thirty six, Chicago, Illinois. Send as many entries as
Speaker 1: you wish, each on a separate sheet of paper attached
Speaker 1: to each entry the top and bottom of any Pepsident
Speaker 1: cardon either Pepsican tooth based tooth powder or antiseptic, or
Speaker 1: a toothbrush label or facsimile. All these prizes each week.
Speaker 1: Four brand new Chevrolet fleet Master, four dorse edands, eight
Speaker 1: new Frigidaire Cold War refrigerators, ten one hundred dollars bills.
Speaker 1: Entries judged on originality and aptness of thought and become
Speaker 1: property of Pepsident. Non returned judges decisions final duplicate prizes
Speaker 1: for ties. Any person in the United States Territory may enter, except.
Speaker 3: Labor Brother's employees.
Speaker 1: It's advertising agencies.
Speaker 3: In their families.
Speaker 1: Act now, if you want to win one of the
Speaker 1: next four Chevrolets, and my agent get Indian entries received
Speaker 1: after next Saturday midnight will be judged in the following
Speaker 1: week's contest. Next Tuesday, listen for the second week Chevrolet
Speaker 1: winners Pepsidence giving away four Chevrolets every seven days. And
Speaker 1: here we go, Come on in.
Speaker 4: Here, come on in here, Al Alexander's rat Time band,
Speaker 4: Come on in here, Come on in here.
Speaker 1: He's the best band in the line.
Speaker 5: Hey, Bob, come here, come here.
Speaker 4: Man with that?
Speaker 3: Bob, what are you holding up?
Speaker 4: You know that shoes on the god Joy oh Son,
Speaker 4: you know that? Listen, Bob got that? I'm signed in
Speaker 4: the finish it. But that's a great song and it
Speaker 4: sends me. I love this singer song. I know you
Speaker 4: like that number out.
Speaker 1: I've her a lot of shows. In fact, I've heard
Speaker 1: on every show you hell that, don't you? You know
Speaker 1: you've been making so many guest appearances. I'll tell me
Speaker 1: why don't you get your own radio show? What?
Speaker 4: Indeed, where.
Speaker 3: The show got it?
Speaker 1: Joe, we got you?
Speaker 4: Bob asked me that again? All right, ask me that again.
Speaker 1: Don't do that. We'll have helting up here with this.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, Yeah, you've been making so many guest.
Speaker 1: Appearance to tell me why don't you get your own
Speaker 1: radio show what.
Speaker 4: And be only wait a minute, where else? Ask me
Speaker 4: that again?
Speaker 1: Why don't you do get your own radio show what?
Speaker 4: And be only only once a week that name come out?
Speaker 4: I Bobery will be on an hour, not on this network.
Speaker 1: You're not kidding you all. You know you've been out
Speaker 1: so many radio programs. I hear the other day a
Speaker 1: housewife went into a grocery store and asked for a
Speaker 1: box of Josun's.
Speaker 4: Oh they're good with mustard.
Speaker 1: But listen, Joe, how many guests appearances if you made
Speaker 1: on the radio fifteen counting tonight's.
Speaker 4: No, I don't count benefits.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, Frank, what do you want more money for?
Speaker 1: You know, there's no way you can take it with you.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 4: But by the time I'm ready to leave, maybe Canada
Speaker 4: will have figured out something you can't tell you.
Speaker 1: I feel the same way about Crosby. But you know
Speaker 1: how we haven't mentioned my favorite for Neet for seven
Speaker 1: or eight seconds. How'd you i the picture?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't think you have anything to worry about.
Speaker 1: You don't know.
Speaker 4: After all, I was older than you, and I made
Speaker 4: my comeback.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it took two of you to do it.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 1: You know, when I was a kid in Cleveland, Al,
Speaker 1: I used to dream of being like you. So I
Speaker 1: started telling jokes and more jokes. And now I'm here
Speaker 1: in Hollywood too.
Speaker 4: That's right, Bob, who says crime don't pay that?
Speaker 1: You know, I don't have to do this for a living.
Speaker 1: I can always tell eyebrowt tweezers to John L.
Speaker 4: Lewis. Bob, you won't get no call next season.
Speaker 1: We'll need it out of here too.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 4: But memories are great, Bob. I remember the first time
Speaker 4: I met you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was at the swankiest hotel in Cleveland, wasn't it.
Speaker 4: That's right, Bob. And one thing I've all ad regretted.
Speaker 4: I never got a chance to apologize if I'm not
Speaker 4: tipping you when you brought up the ice water.
Speaker 3: I remember, Oh, I make something of it.
Speaker 1: Your pocket was one of the easiest I ever picked.
Speaker 2: Nothing.
Speaker 1: I'll never forget that.
Speaker 4: The time we first met, I was playing in Cleveland
Speaker 4: and I phoned down to the hotel operator, operator operator, Yes,
Speaker 4: sir operator, this is al Joseph Jee And Sinatra thinks
Speaker 4: he started that.
Speaker 3: Hell Joseon, Oh, alfy, you kidd me.
Speaker 4: You kidd me, you send me, Okay, I'd like to
Speaker 4: send you, but the elevator don't go down that far?
Speaker 4: Say operator, where's that bell boy with my things? Never mind?
Speaker 4: I think he's at the door now.
Speaker 2: Mister Johnson, who did you think it was?
Speaker 4: Sophie Tucker?
Speaker 1: Here's your suit? Mister Joson?
Speaker 4: What took you along? Bell hop?
Speaker 1: I just got to work and I have to take
Speaker 1: it off.
Speaker 5: Well you guys, sir, do.
Speaker 4: You always carry clothes that way? Yes, sir, doesn't the
Speaker 4: hanger leave a mark on your.
Speaker 1: Nose only when they have overcoats on it?
Speaker 4: What's your name? Son, Leslie Hope.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be a comedian, Missus Joson, listen to
Speaker 1: this joke. It'll kill you. Every man has a wife,
Speaker 1: but a nice man has his pick.
Speaker 3: A fall?
Speaker 2: How was that, Missus Joson?
Speaker 5: Instincts?
Speaker 2: But stop tickling me.
Speaker 4: What makes you think you'll ever be a comedian?
Speaker 1: Well, last night I won first prize an amateur night
Speaker 1: over at the VJU.
Speaker 4: What did you give you for first prize?
Speaker 1: Two tickets for the Rivli. But I'm sure I'll make
Speaker 1: a great comic.
Speaker 4: Just the moment, let me give you a little advice, son.
Speaker 4: Show business is a very tough record. You go from
Speaker 4: town to town knocking your brains out. It's a long,
Speaker 4: tough grind to the top, and if you get into
Speaker 4: it you'll wish you were dead.
Speaker 1: Then why are you in us?
Speaker 4: The money is great, Dowd. I gotta get dress. I
Speaker 4: have a showder cake.
Speaker 1: Well, here's your coat, sir, But where's the pants in
Speaker 1: the suit? Did it have pants?
Speaker 4: No, the jacket came with a bubble. Now look, don
Speaker 4: wait a minute. Don't stand there, boy, find my pant.
Speaker 1: I'll phone down and see if the bell captain has him.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Hello, oh, listen, bell captain, mister.
Speaker 2: Joson doesn't have his pants.
Speaker 1: Well, tell him to leave by the back entrance. And
Speaker 1: what does Joseph's pants look like? You only have one
Speaker 1: pair like him? They have a padded left kne.
Speaker 5: Let me, let me, let me.
Speaker 4: Talk to the bell captain. Hello, this is Al Joson.
Speaker 4: Who Al Joson? Manny sent it by Dad.
Speaker 1: I got one man's family on the wire.
Speaker 4: Listen, you run in the tailor shop and get my
Speaker 4: pants Toronto.
Speaker 3: Okay, what am I running for?
Speaker 2: My name Pado, mister Josh While you're waiting, I'll.
Speaker 4: Show you my act. Yeah, what can I do? You
Speaker 4: caught me with my pants down?
Speaker 1: Now look, oh no, wait a minute, I'll show you
Speaker 1: what I've got to.
Speaker 2: Just listen now, sing one of your greatest songs.
Speaker 1: Okay, oh California, here I come, heah, all right back
Speaker 1: where I started from here, or a bore is a
Speaker 1: flowers bloom in the spring, or these more.
Speaker 3: Give me a chance, mister joson each morning I John.
Speaker 1: Had better sing, and everything a son kissing men, said
Speaker 1: John Field. Tell me lad that's why I can hardly wait.
Speaker 4: I why open open up.
Speaker 6: That dolden gay, opened up the girls, opened up the
Speaker 6: pearly date too.
Speaker 4: Good night.
Speaker 1: About that house Dallas wonder. And here is mister raw Jos,
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen, singing one of Burbon Valm's most beautiful songs.
Speaker 3: Always I be loving you allway, live, I love that.
Speaker 4: Crew all way. When the things you colibe need of
Speaker 4: helping her, I will understand.
Speaker 3: All world, all.
Speaker 4: These may not be fair, all world.
Speaker 3: That's when I be her.
Speaker 4: All not for justin a.
Speaker 1: Not for just a day, not for just.
Speaker 3: A year, All world, I'll be loving.
Speaker 6: You all world.
Speaker 1: We have the love that fool.
Speaker 4: All world when the things you pull are need a
Speaker 4: helping you her.
Speaker 5: I will understand all world, A world.
Speaker 3: There's men I depair, oh world, That's what I'll be there,
Speaker 3: not plug uping all, not pack up, but.
Speaker 4: Not pug up the.
Speaker 3: B n A black I see, I M.
Speaker 1: What abody what about.
Speaker 4: All?
Speaker 1: Thanks for the memory of what Easter season brought, indeed
Speaker 1: as well as thought the good you did for each
Speaker 1: crippled kid with the Easter.
Speaker 3: Seals you bought, and we thank you so much.
Speaker 2: And thanks for the.
Speaker 3: Memory of this month that's set aside in a drive.
Speaker 1: That's nationwide to help insure a cancer cure that's bound
Speaker 1: to turn the tide. And we thank you so much, folks,
Speaker 1: the King size thank you to al Joson. Al Joson,
Speaker 1: there's the kind of a showman I.
Speaker 3: Want to be when I grow up.
Speaker 1: The showman like al Joson only happened once in a lifetime.
Speaker 1: Same in the songwriting game, you only get one Irving
Speaker 1: Berlin in a lifetime. Those wonderful tunes in Alexander's Ragtime
Speaker 1: Band surely proven confidentially paramount tells me the pictures like
Speaker 1: my favorite Burnette only come once in the life time too, and.
Speaker 3: At first I didn't believe.
Speaker 1: Look at, Paramount is a big company, so I guess
Speaker 1: they wouldn't dare say it if it wasn't true. Well
Speaker 1: that's all except good luck to fourteen of my favorite
Speaker 1: brunettes here in the audience, Fourteen girls from Oliver, America
Speaker 1: who won Brunette Beauty.
Speaker 3: Contest to spent their Easter holidays Hollywood.
Speaker 1: As guests of Paramount. In years truly, I played host,
Speaker 1: Paramount played cashier.
Speaker 3: These girls are leaving in five minutes.
Speaker 1: To grab the Santa fe super Chief, and I hope
Speaker 1: they go back home feeling as.
Speaker 3: I do that our little old movie capital.
Speaker 1: Is a pretty good burg.
Speaker 3: After all.
Speaker 1: Look at these brunettes, santhe lovely, Yes, sir, no wonder
Speaker 1: America is such a beautiful country.
Speaker 3: Next week we'll have that MGM.
Speaker 1: Chimer Van Johnson with us, And till the end, goodnight,
Speaker 1: finding you to send your jingles right away, not tornet
Speaker 1: giving away for cheval at every seven May.
Speaker 3: This is NBC, the National Broadcasting Company. Boom Bo
Speaker 5: MHM