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00:00Carnation Evaporated Milk presents the George Burns and Gracie Allen Show.

00:30Mamie? Oh, Mamie! Oh, it's seven o'clock, I guess she's still asleep. Mamie, are you

00:45awake? Harry! Harry Morton!

00:54Who is it? Oh, it's you, Harry. I'd know your voice anywhere.

01:01What do you want, Gracie? Well, I just wanted to tell you not to make any noise. Mamie,

01:05Kelly, and the three children are still asleep. You wake me up just to tell me that? Well,

01:10I couldn't tell you while you were asleep, could I? Oh, now, look, Gracie! Shh! They're

01:15sleeping in the trailer in his park right by your house. All right, all right. You go

01:19back and try to get some sleep, too. Don't worry about it. Trailer! Shh! Oh, no. Who

01:30are these people? Mamie Kelly. We went to school together in San Francisco, and her

01:35husband brought her down, but he had to go back. I'll get this out of here if I have

01:39to get dynamite and blast it out. Well, do it quietly, because they're still sleeping.

01:43You tell George I want to see him as soon as he wakes up. Yes, I will, but you won't

01:50enjoy it. When he wakes up, he looks almost as bad as you do. Thank you. Well, Gracie's

02:08girlfriend Mamie Kelly is back. Remember her? Came to stay overnight and stayed two

02:14weeks. This time she says she's going to stay two weeks. This time I'm putting my foot

02:21down. It's now 8 o'clock, and if she's not out of here by Christmas, she'll hear a few

02:27words from me. It's Gracie's fault that they're here. The Kellys told her that they were taking

02:35the children to visit the High Sierras, and Gracie said it would be better to bring them

02:40here where everybody is sober. And not only that, Charlie Kelly knows he can save a few

02:49bucks by leaving his family here. There's a fellow who really pinches pennies. The four

02:55of us went out to dinner one night, and when he saw the waiter come with the check, he

02:59rushed to the men's washroom. But I outsmarted him. I wouldn't let him in. I'm going to let

03:12you in on a little secret. Charlie Kelly used to go around with Gracie. He'd have married

03:17her if I hadn't come along and taken her away, and he has never forgotten that. Every Christmas

03:23he sends me a shirt or a tie, a couple of them. You know, Charlie might have an idea

03:31taking a vacation away from his wife like this. I know a husband and wife who decided

03:37if they took separate vacations, they'd be happier when they got back together. Not often,

03:41just once every five years. They tried it, and it worked great. Now when they get together

03:47once every five years, they're very happy.

03:50It's mine! It's mine! It's mine!

03:59Well, our trailer guests are up. Here we go.

04:02Now children, you behave yourselves and finish getting dressed. I'll be back in a few minutes.

04:07Nanny! Oh, Nanny! I'm so glad to have you here.

04:14Well, I'm sorry we pulled into the street this morning and disturbed you.

04:17Oh, that's all right. I was up anyway getting a glass of milk. You know, George hasn't been

04:21able to sleep these hot nights. Oh, what a shame.

04:23Well, and Carabaghi told me that drinking a glass of milk in the middle of the night

04:27might help George. So every night, whether I'm thirsty or not, I get up and drink a glass.

04:33Gracie, you haven't changed a bit. Oh, and you look good too, Mamie. Come on in the living

04:38room and have a cup of coffee with George. The children haven't finished dressing, but

04:41I'd love it. Oh, girls, hurry up. Breakfast is ready.

04:44Oh, yeah. Oh, do I need this? Oh, Gracie, what a darling dress.

04:51Oh, do you like it? George gave it to me as sort of a surprise.

04:55Oh, really? Yeah, I haven't told him yet.

04:58Oh, what a fine surprise. Hello, Aunt Gracie.

05:04Oh, hello, Jerry. How are you? Oh, Gracie, I spoke to your mother in San Francisco.

05:16Oh, really? How is Mama? Oh, she's fine. Mmm, this is delicious.

05:21Oh, I use Carnation, you know. Oh, by the way, I set in 35 cents and got

05:25that wonderful Carnation cookbook with your autograph.

05:28Oh, yes, those recipes are delicious, aren't they?

05:31Yes, and so economical too. Do you know that one can of Carnation makes enough muffins

05:36for 24 people? Really? And I've been throwing those cans

05:39away. Say, you know, Mamie, I'm worried about Mama.

05:47She said she was going to call me. Well, she told me she tried to get you on

05:50Saturday, but your line was busy. Well, it couldn't have been. I left the

05:53receiver off the hook all day so nobody else could call me.

05:57Well, that explains it then. Oh, Gracie, I have to fix a zipper on this

06:01bathing suit. How do you like it? Oh, it's kind of daring, isn't it?

06:06Charlie doesn't like me to wear it. Oh, George is fussy about his things too.

06:12How are you, George? Gracie!

06:14Oh, hi, Melinda. Hello, Shari.

06:21No, no, no. Skate upstairs, Melinda. Put it down.

06:25George ought to be up by now. Oh, yes, awesome.

06:28George! Yes?

06:30Come down and say hello to Mamie. And hurry!

06:33I have a lot of shopping to do while I'm down here.

06:42Did you see George? Oh, he always shows off like that when we

06:46have company.

06:48I pretty near broke my back on that skate.

06:51Well, George, you shouldn't play with children's toys at your age.

06:56Yeah, I guess I'll never learn. Well, say hello to Mamie.

06:59Hello, Mamie. Hello, George.

07:01What would you like with your coffee and rolls, dear?

07:04Sloan's liniment.

07:07Children! Breakfast is ready.

07:10You know, I'm sorry Charlie couldn't stay.

07:13Breakfast is ready.

07:15You know, I'm sorry Charlie couldn't stay.

07:17Oh, I am too, but he had to get back to work.

07:20Frankly, I'm just as glad, though, Gracie. He's such a noisy sleeper.

07:23Really? Yes, you know, sometimes at home he snores so loud he wakes himself up.

07:27Oh, well, he can correct that.

07:29Tell him to sleep in the next room where he can't hear it.

07:44Well, I can see where I'm in for some trouble.

07:48I don't mind Gracie seeing old friends from San Francisco.

07:51I love old friends, and I love San Francisco, and I love the three children.

07:56But I'd love to see Gracie's old friends and the three children in San Francisco.

08:02How about that Charlie Kelly dumping his family in my backyard like this for the entire summer?

08:07But I'll get even with him.

08:10Someday I'll let Gracie spend an afternoon in his house.

08:15I'll see you later.

08:16Oh, my neighbor's the mortgage.

08:18I'm going down to the office to get some sleep.

08:20What?

08:22Look, honey, at three o'clock in the morning, crash goes my picket fence.

08:26At seven o'clock, Gracie is hammering on the door over there saying,

08:30Harry, Harry, don't make any noise!

08:33Well, isn't that funny? None of this woke me up.

08:36Nothing ever wakes you up.

08:38How do you sleep that way?

08:40Well, it's easy. I just pretend I'm listening to one of your jokes.

08:45Don't give me that. You've been that way all your life.

08:47On our wedding day, you even fell asleep during the ceremony.

08:51Oh, Harry, I wish you'd tell my friends that.

08:54They'd think I was unconscious.

08:57Very funny. Very funny indeed.

08:59Follow the leader, follow the leader, follow the leader.

09:01Over the bridge, over the bridge, over the bridge.

09:03Along the river, along the river, along the river.

09:06Over the mountain, over the mountain, over the mountain.

09:09Pope the elephant, Pope the elephant.

09:16Pope the elephant, Pope the elephant.

09:19You tell Mamie to get that trailer full of gypsies out of here.

09:23Now, Jumbo, watch your blood pressure.

09:27That's right, that's right. Side with them.

09:30Did you hear about the mud pies that were made this morning?

09:33All children make mud pies.

09:35Yes, yes. But not in my new hat.

09:40Well, I'll clean it up. Now, you go to the office.

09:45I will not go to the office until I know that this trailer is moved.

09:48Blanchett's parked on my hibiscus bush.

09:52I thought I heard you two out here.

09:54Where's Harry?

09:56Oh, Harry. You don't have to hide your head just because I saw you in your pajamas this morning.

10:03No, no, Gracie. It isn't that. The trailer's parked on his hibiscus.

10:08Oh, that must be painful, Harry.

10:14Should I get you an outfit?

10:15No. Get me George.

10:18Oh, all right. Come in and say hello to Mamie.

10:21Gracie, Gracie, there's something I'd like you to say to Mamie.

10:24I'd like you to show her something.

10:26Mud pies in my new hat.

10:28Oh, Harry, you shouldn't have done it.

10:32Ah, but the children will love them.

10:37One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

10:49Ten.

10:53Harry, you throw that in and you'll go in after it. Give me that.

10:56Why, the very idea.

10:58They shouldn't put those things around where you can sit on them.

11:01You can't expect reasoning from a three-year-old mentality.

11:05This is Gracie's?

11:09Oh, that's funny.

11:12Oh, hello, sweetheart.

11:14If you're looking for your teddy bear, that nice man has it.

11:20Now, you be sweet to her, Harry.

11:29Pretty little girl.

11:33Nice dress.

11:35Nice pigtails.

11:38And do you know what little girls are made of?

11:41Sugar and spice and everything nice.

11:44That's what little girls are made of.

11:47Ow!

11:51I've taken everything I'm going to take from those.

11:55Now, they're putting skates around.

11:56They're putting skates around.

11:57Look, if they really want to kill somebody,

11:59they shouldn't hide them way over there.

12:01They ought to put them right here in the middle of the yard.

12:03Harry, Harry.

12:05It's nice of you to like children, but making mud pies in your new hat?

12:09Harry, I didn't know that you were...

12:11We've been friends for many years,

12:13but if you don't get these kids out of my hair...

12:15Hey, hey, hey, relax.

12:17They're only children.

12:19Take a little swim and cool off and forget about it.

12:22What's the matter with that?

12:23Cool off, forget about it.

12:24Cool off, cool off.

12:25I cannot cool off.

12:26Either you get rid of those kids or I will.

12:28Oh, no, you don't.

12:29Oh, yes, I will.

12:31Oh, no, you don't.

12:32Oh, yes, I will.

12:34Yes.

12:59Well, gee, if that's all it takes to make Harry happy,

13:03I'll put George in the pool every day.

13:05Bye.

13:17Dried off pretty fast, didn't I?

13:21California sunshine is murder.

13:24You know, things dry so fast here

13:26that if you want to seal an envelope,

13:27you've got to lick it from the inside.

13:30I'm not angry at the children for leaving their toys around.

13:33I used to do the same thing.

13:35I'll never forget when I was five years old,

13:37my father stepped on my cigar cutter.

13:42In fact, he was the first one ever to wear

13:44open-toed shoes on Rivington Street.

13:47I'm going back a lot of years.

13:49He caught a cold.

13:50Oh, isn't that Harry Bunzel with him?

13:54Hi, Willie.

13:55Hi, George.

13:56You know my pal, Harry Bunzel.

13:57Oh, Harry, how are you?

13:59Oh, George, gee, it's wonderful to see you.

14:02Cigar?

14:03Hey, that's my brand.

14:05Well, good.

14:06I've been staying down at the beach with Bill.

14:07This is his coat I've got on.

14:08The pockets are full of those.

14:10Oh?

14:11Where do you get these, Bill?

14:12Oh, same place as George does, Harry.

14:16He gets them wholesale.

14:20You know, George, Harry and I have been staying

14:22down at the beach for a couple of days,

14:23and I want you to shake hands

14:25with the world's greatest announcer.

14:27Oh, no.

14:28Harry, come here.

14:29Oh, Bill.

14:30This is a wonderful compliment.

14:31No.

14:32Yes, it is.

14:33It is.

14:34It is.

14:35It is.

14:36It is.

14:37It is.

14:38It is.

14:39It is.

14:40It is.

14:41It is.

14:42It is.

14:43It is.

14:44It is.

14:45It is.

14:46It is.

14:47It is.

14:48What a wonderful compliment.

14:49No.

14:50Now, just minutes.

14:51If you want the world's greatest, George.

14:52Shake hands with Bill.

14:53Coming from Harry it's a great, great...

14:54George, will you listen to?

14:55Do I know what I'm talking about?

14:56This is the fellow, huh?

14:57This man is the greatest.

14:58Harry, coming from Bill.

14:59No, I told you.

15:00He is.

15:01Bill, coming from Harry.

15:07You're hurting me.

15:11You know, Harry,

15:12you know Harry, if you're half as good as Bill thinks he is,

15:14you're the world's greatest.

15:16BILL RUDIN Daniel Knows Offers

15:17DANIEL No seriously, George, I'm not kidding.

15:19Bill is sensational.

15:21You know, we younger announcers look upon

15:23him as our ideal.

15:24AUDIENCE LAUGHS

15:26GROVER

15:28BILL Younger announcers?

15:31Take off my coat.

15:33Just take it off, that's all.

15:34I'll take off my coat.

15:35GROVER Bill wait a minute.

15:36Listen, we're friends.

15:38I love you.

15:39Well, I do, I love him.

15:40him. I've listened to him since I was this high.

15:43A little fella.

15:43That high?

15:46Why, you...

15:47you local station break announcer!

15:50Take off my tie!

15:51Bill, Bill, Bill, Bill, Bill!

15:53Calm down!

15:55Okay, but we older fellas have our memories.

15:58Remember the John L. Sullivan...

15:59Burns!

16:00Get off of my side, will you?

16:01I'll do that, yeah.

16:02I'll do that, yeah.

16:03I'll do that, yeah.

16:04I'll do that, yeah.

16:05Bill, look, I'm sorry I hurt your feelings.

16:07You know, I wouldn't...

16:08Oh, no, not much.

16:09He's like a father to me.

16:11He's like a father to me.

16:12He's like a father to me.

16:13Harry Bonzell, take off my shirt.

16:14Harry Bonzell, take off my shirt.

16:15Harry Bonzell, take off my shirt.

16:16Harry Bonzell, take off my shirt.

16:17Harry Bonzell, take off my shirt.

16:18And take off my undershirt, too.

16:23You know, Harry, if you don't put your clothes on,

16:25Gracie is going to put you in the refrigerator.

16:27Gracie is going to put you in the refrigerator.

16:28Gracie is going to put you in the refrigerator.

16:28Oh, gee.

16:29Oh, gee.

16:29There's refreshments on the patio.

16:30Oh, sure.

16:31Oh, sure.

16:32Oh, sure.

16:33Oh, sure.

16:58Isn't that nice?

17:00Hey, hey, give me that.

17:02In the dress.

17:03Come on, get in.

17:04Inside and stay in there with your mother.

17:07Giving a little girl like that a gun.

17:09Boy, this can hurt people.

17:11Something like this is, is, is, is, is.

17:33Hi.

18:03Hi.

18:04Hi.

18:05Hi.

18:06Hi.

18:07Hi.

18:08Hi.

18:09Hi.

18:10Hi.

18:11Hi.

18:12Hi.

18:13Hi.

18:14Hi.

18:15Hi.

18:16Hi.

18:17Hi.

18:18Hi.

18:19Hi.

18:20Hi.

18:21Hi.

18:22Hi.

18:23Hi.

18:24Hi.

18:25Hi.

18:26Hi.

18:27Hi.

18:28Hi.

18:29Hi.

18:30Hi.

18:31Now get off there as soon as you go right in there

18:34and clean up that window you broke.

18:35I never.

18:36Don't you know it's dangerous

18:37to play with guns in the yard.

18:38If you want to shoot,

18:39go in the house.

18:42Mamey,

18:43ring the children

18:44and come on.

18:46Oh, thank you Bill.

18:47Let's put it right here,

18:48huh?

18:49Okay, Gracie.

18:50Right over here.

18:51What's the matter with him?

18:52Oh, you know, Bill.

18:53Huh?

18:54I just hate to see

18:55a man reach his second

18:56childhood.

18:58Gracie,

18:59I'm not that rich.

19:00I'm not that old.

19:02Oh, not you, Bill.

19:04George!

19:05Oh!

19:06Why, you don't even look 30.

19:08Oh, Gracie, you're wonderful.

19:10Oh, sure. As a matter of fact, you look about 25.

19:14You know something, you're just a doll.

19:17Oh, you stop that, you 20-year-old rascal.

19:24Well, I'll tell you something, I feel a lot better.

19:27Hello, Bill.

19:28Oh, hello, Mamie, how are you?

19:30Hi, Bill.

19:31It's nice to see you.

19:32Well, I have to run along, so I'll see you all later, huh?

19:35Bye.

19:36Bye, Mamie.

19:37The children didn't drink all their milk today.

19:40Is it all right if I give it to them now?

19:42Oh, don't bother, Gracie.

19:43I always fix their food with carnation and they get plenty of milk anyway.

19:47Oh, that's wonderful.

19:48Mamie, you are a very astute mother.

19:51Isn't she? And smart, too.

19:54Now, take this luncheon, Bill.

19:56Here's tomato soup, creamed with carnation, and sandwiches.

20:01And in Gracie's refrigerator, I have some butterscotch pudding made with carnation, too.

20:05Oh, wonderful, Mamie.

20:06And listen, Mamie, look at the money you save by using carnation in your cooking, too.

20:10Now, let me ask you something.

20:12Would you girls like to see me do a little magic trick?

20:14Would you?

20:15Would you like to have a look? Just a minute.

20:18Now, you see this can of carnation evaporated milk?

20:21Now, I'm going to show you something.

20:22Now, I'm going to show you something.

20:23I'll show you how to turn this can of carnation into a full quart of good, whole milk.

20:28Now, you want to see that trick?

20:29Yeah.

20:30You want to see it, honey? Okay.

20:31Now, watch this.

20:32You see, carnation evaporated milk, just as it pours from the can, is more than twice as rich as ordinary milk.

20:39See that? See how creamy it is?

20:42Now, watch.

20:43By filling up this bottle with water, now you get good, whole milk.

20:48Magic. Oh, boy. Blackstone the magician.

20:53All right.

20:54Now, this milk costs one-third less than ordinary bottled milk.

20:59Isn't that great?

21:00Now, Sherry, you take and put this in the kitchen, in the refrigerator, honey, and we'll have milk for all purposes.

21:06How'd you like that, baby?

21:07Hey, Bill!

21:08Yeah?

21:09Bill!

21:10Yeah, Harry?

21:11Look what I found in the house.

21:12Hey, that's mine!

21:13Oh, honey, gee, I haven't seen one of these things in years.

21:16I used to have one with a gun.

21:18Harry, I...

21:19Oh!

21:20Come on, let's get out of here!

21:25Hey!

21:26What, what, what happened?

21:27What, what, what, what, what happened?

21:31Gee, everybody, everybody, everybody is...

21:47Oh!

21:59You know, Harry Morton might not speak to me again as long as he lives.

22:03And at the rate I'm going, that might be about two or three hours.

22:08Ah, but the kids won't stay here long.

22:10By tomorrow, all the windows will be broken, the houses will be burnt down,

22:14the water will be out of the pool, they'll have nothing to play with, they'll go home.

22:18So you see, there's nothing to worry about.

22:20George!

22:21Ah, I'd better go in and see what the children have done for me.

22:27Yes, Gracie?

22:28Oh, George, look what Mamie brought from San Francisco.

22:31Our old high school yearbook.

22:33Where are the children?

22:34Well, Mamie's getting them ready for bed.

22:36Oh, well, good, good, we can relax for a little while.

22:38Yes.

22:39Let me see that.

22:40Oh, you're gonna love this.

22:41This might be interesting.

22:45Oh, look, that's Millie Brown.

22:48She was the smartest girl in the class.

22:50Gracie, there's something I always wanted to ask you.

22:52What?

22:53How far did you go in school?

22:54Well, if I liked a boy, I'd let him put his arm around me.

23:01Yeah, that's what I meant.

23:03Oh, there's Millie again.

23:04Yes.

23:05You know, I remember that dress she's wearing.

23:07It was her mother's.

23:08It cost $7.07.

23:10That's an odd figure.

23:11Yeah, she got that from her mother, too.

23:15Yes.

23:16There's another picture of Millie Brown.

23:17Yes.

23:18Oh.

23:21The Andrews sisters going up to wash their teeth.

23:27Say, Millie Brown was very popular, wasn't she?

23:29Oh, yes.

23:30You know, she almost married my oldest brother, John.

23:33John?

23:34Yes.

23:35You remember John?

23:36No.

23:37He used to take saxophone lessons by mail.

23:40John?

23:41A lot of people take saxophone lessons by mail.

23:43Yeah, but he didn't have a saxophone.

23:45Oh, he did it without a saxophone.

23:47So he'd blow the lesson in an envelope and then mail it to a friend who had one.

23:51Who had a saxophone?

23:52Yes.

23:53I'm surprised that Millie gave him the air.

23:56He sounds real nuts.

23:59Say, who is this fellow with his arm around him?

24:02Oh, that?

24:04That's Mickey Rockford.

24:06Mickey Rockford?

24:07Yes.

24:08He used to come to my house and we'd sit in the van.

24:09Oh?

24:10But my little niece Jean used to hang around and watch.

24:13So Mickey would pull a quarter out of his pocket and say,

24:16three's a crowd and there's a good movie at the Bijou tonight.

24:19Mickey was pretty smart.

24:20Yeah.

24:21What happened?

24:22Oh, I don't know.

24:23When I got home from the Bijou, he was always gone.

24:28Mickey missed a lot of good pictures, didn't he?

24:30Yes, he certainly did.

24:31Oh, here come the Andrews again.

24:34Good night.

24:35Good night.

24:36Good night.

24:37Good night.

24:38Good night.

24:39Good night.

24:43Oh, yeah.

24:44Oh, you know what the little one did today?

24:46What?

24:47Well, she was playing with your wristwatch

24:48and she dropped it.

24:49You mean to say you gave her my good wristwatch?

24:52Well, now, now, don't get excited, it didn't break.

24:54Luckily she dropped it in the pool.

24:57Well, I must remember to jump in everyday to wind it.

25:00Yes, and while you're down there,

25:02you might as well pick up your camera.

25:06Gracie, I want you to speak to those children.

25:08It's just too hot for us to sleep in the trailer.

25:10Could we sleep in here?

25:11Well, of course, Mamie.

25:13Now, let's see, um...

25:14Oh, George, you can sleep on the divan.

25:16Here I go again. I'll see you later, Mamie.

25:18Oh, you girls can sleep in the guest room upstairs.

25:20Blanche, let us arrest you!

25:22And George, be quiet now!

25:25And Mamie, you can sleep with me.

25:27Oh, Gracie, can I...

25:28Oh, hello, Mamie.

25:29Hello, Blanche.

25:30Can I sleep over here tonight?

25:31Oh, sure, Blanche. What's the matter?

25:33Oh, Harry's fit to be tied.

25:35He climbed into bed tonight and he found this turtle.

25:37Scared him to death!

25:39Well, Harry would scare anybody.

25:42The poor little turtle.

25:45Oh, no, no, no, no, no!

25:48I found Oscar!

25:49Kitty!

25:51Now go on to bed, girls.

25:53Gracie, Gracie, Gracie, can I see you a minute?

25:55Oh, sure.

25:56Uh, partner, Gracie, I've got a wonderful idea.

25:58We just hooked our car onto the trailer.

25:59You go out and start the motor.

26:01I'll throw some things in the bag.

26:02When I say okay, you step on the gas.

26:04I'll jump on the back and we'll get away for a couple of days.

26:06Oh, that'll be fun!

26:07Wonderful.

26:08Excuse me.

26:09Partner.

26:12What's going on?

26:13I don't know.

26:14Well, why are they acting so mysterious?

26:16Maybe something happened outside.

26:17Do you suppose...

26:18Oh, there's the trailer!

26:21Oh, the children shouldn't leave those skates there.

26:23Oh, my, look.

26:24It's Gracie in the trailer!

26:26Okay, here we go!

26:26Oh, Gracie!

26:27Okay, Gracie, start the truck!

26:29Ah!

26:30Oh!

26:31Oh!

26:40Gracie will be back in just a few moments, ladies and gentlemen.

26:43How about those kids and Mamies?

26:45They're really something, aren't they?

26:46Well, at least...

26:48The dice show that they're brimming with good health.

26:50The kind of health that's normally enjoyed

26:51by any youngster who starts off

26:53as a baby on carnation evaporated milk.

26:56You see this little fella, isn't he just the picture

26:59of happiness and contentment?

27:00Uh-oh, what's this?

27:02Oh, that's better, Mother.

27:03There's nothing like a bottle of good carnation milk

27:05to make a fella glad to be alive.

27:07But even more important, thanks to carnation,

27:10millions of babies like this one

27:11have grown strong and healthy each day,

27:13developing as babies should develop.

27:15Each day, gaining in weight, firm, healthful weight.

27:19Is it any wonder that eight out of 10 mothers

27:21who use carnation say their doctor recommended it?

27:24It's no wonder at all.

27:25You can't buy better milk for your baby than carnation.

27:28So, for your baby's sake,

27:30for a healthy, happy, contented baby,

27:33here is the milk to use.

27:35Carnation, the milk every doctor knows.

27:38And now, here is carnation's own contented couple,

27:40ladies and gentlemen, George and Gracie.

27:42♪♪

27:51Thank you very much, Gracie and I.

27:52We'll be back again two weeks from tonight.

27:54See, George?

27:55Look, that's us on the radio television mirror.

27:58Oh, yes.

27:59And there's a story in here by Jack Benny,

28:01written about us that's very, very humorous.

28:03Mm-hmm.

28:04And it's good too, I read it.

28:06Yeah.

28:06Gracie, you look very pretty on this cover.

28:08Oh, thank you, George.

28:10You know, if I'd known 25 years ago

28:12that you were going to be this handsome,

28:13I'd never have married you.

28:15Really?

28:16No, I would have waited until now.

28:18Say goodnight.

28:19Yeah, goodnight.

28:20Come on, Gracie.

28:21Goodnight.

28:22Come on, Gracie.

28:23♪♪

28:51In tonight's show, Harry Bonsell,

28:53appeared as himself,

28:53Sarah Selby was Mamie Kelly,

28:55the little girls were Shari Robinson,

28:57Melinda Plummer, and Jerry James.

28:59The wet George Burns was played by Dick Crockett.

29:01Your conductor was Wilbur Hatch.

29:04George Burns and Gracie Allen Show

29:05will be back again in two weeks.

29:07This is Bill Goodwin saying goodnight for Carnation.

29:10♪♪

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