Maxwell House Coffee present. Good News of 1939.

Thank you.

The world and low have gone a glory, the glory and one's wonderful.

The makers of Maxwell House coffee again present to you another full hour of sparkling entertainment

from the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios in Hollywood. Tonight you will hear Lionel Barrymore, Charles

Dickens, a Christmas Carol with Reginald Owen, Jean Lockhart, Kathleen Lockhart, Anne Rutherford,

and of course, Fanny Bryce with Hanley Safford, Frank Morgan, the songs of Tony Martin,

and the music of Meredith Wilson.

Here is your host for this evening, Robert Young.

Thank you, Warren.

Ladies and gentlemen, Meredith Wilson gets our show underway with a brand new song from Cole Porter's current Broadway hit,

leave it to me. The song tomorrow. Meredith will play tomorrow right now,

which is a good trick if you can do it. My trouble.

Music The The Ladies and gentlemen, when my heart is sick,

I've got a remedy that does a trick.

Ladies and gentlemen, whenever you do,

I invite you to try and my remedy.

Just say tomorrow, it's all going to be grand tomorrow.

You'll start bleeding a grand tomorrow.

We'll live in a new land because there ain't going to be no sorrow tomorrow.

There ain't going to be no drift in your eyes. You ain't going to be no tears in your eye

you ain't gonna see no clouds in the sky

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