This is Corolla Digital.

From level 5 city in Glendale. It's this week with Larry Miller.

Oh, ho, ho, Mary Larrimus, that's right, Mary Larrimus,

because this year, instead of running reruns

during the whole period right through to the end of new years, we're going to play some

of the best old radio shows that are funny and touching and really mean the most for them

on Christmas and Hanukkah and every time period and that'll be our gift to you.

Ho! Ho! Make no mistake of the mistake of all leading cigarettes one and only one is recognized by imminent

nose and throat specialists as definitely less irritating. That one

cigarette is Philip Morris. Johnny presents the Milton Burles show. Here comes Johnny, Johnny, Ladies and you are

the best to my range.

Here comes Johnny, ladies and gentlemen,

to remind you. If every smoke in you are Philip Morris smokers now,

they'd all change to Philip Morris. Yes, they'd all... I'm going to go and I'm ready. While Radio City, in New York, here is a Little and Burrough show with Kirk

Helton, Jack Alberts, and Johnny Gibson, Billy, Charlie Irving,

our singing star Dick Barney, the music of Ray Block and his orchestra and yours truly Frank Gallo.

Ladies and gentlemen, great material.

Tonight we salute the new year. material. comedian who starts every Tuesday night with a dull thud. And here he is Milton Burgh. Thank you and good each, gosh, we have an audience. How'd you get here? Dog sled?

Much obliged.

Boy, Mr. Gallup, how about that blizzard?

How about the blizzard?

It's going to cost New York $7 million to remove the snow.

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