The Campaign of Gingerails presents a series of programs to advertise the new made-to-order Canada Dry, which you can now buy by the glass of drugstores and soda fountain. This series will feature George Olson and his music, Miss Ethel Chouttay, the star of many Broadway successes, and that suave comedian, dry humorist, and famous master of ceremonies, Jack Benny. Thank you, Mr. Thorgeton, that's pretty good from a man who doesn't even know me. Ladies and gentlemen, this is Jack Benny talking and making my first appearance on the air professionally. By that I mean I'm finally getting paid, which of course will be a great relief to my creditors. I really don't know why I'm here, I'm supposed to be a sort of a master of ceremonies and tell you all the things that will happen, which would happen anyway. I must introduce the different artists who could easily introduce themselves and also talk about the Canada Dry made-to-order by the glass, which is a waste of time that you know all about it. You drink it like it and don't want to hear about it, so ladies and gentlemen, a master of ceremonies is really a fellow who is unemployed and gets paid for it. I think you will like the entertainment arranged for tonight, I hope. Of course I haven't seen any of the program myself, but I've spoken to the artists individually. They seem to think it's awfully good. The first number will be a selection by George Olson and his orchestra. I think this, being our first program together, it is no more than fair that I have you meet Mr. Olson personally. He's really a very charming fellow and one of the few directors who comes to and from his work on roller skates. That's perhaps the silliest thing that I'll say all night, I think. I might add that Mr. Olson is very, very handsome. I told you George, I'd get that in there, but as long as we are both on the air of course I won't have to worry about that. Oh George, come here, I want you to say hello to the folks. Hello everybody. That was George Olson, ladies and gentlemen. He rehearsed that speech all week. You know, this is really all play with George, he doesn't have to work at all. I might say that Mr. Olson is one of the wealthiest conductors in America. You know what I mean? He owns his own car. Of course the other boys are in debt too. George, what kind of a car have you? A Saxon. A what? A Saxon. Well that was my fault for bringing it up at all. Is it a new one? Oh yes, a very late model. I see. Well you must have been in this country a long time now, haven't you George? Say by the way, Jack, what kind of a car have you? Me? I have a bicycle built for two. I mean, now you can't go back any further than that, I think. Well George, I think we ought to get started. What's the first number? I beg your pardon, Madame Moussel. It's a French number, Jack. Do you like French numbers? Do I? Mon-duck, Mon-duck. I beg your pardon, Madame Moussel. Step in the garden, Madame Moussel.  You're wonderful, you're marvelous. In other words, you're well, it's lovely weather. Madame Moussel, let's get together. Madame Moussel, you know I love you. But if you don't follow me through, I beg your pardon. Madame Moussel. George, that was swell. And I don't know, you look so important directing that orchestra, you know, with a baton in your hand. I don't know, there's something about all you fellas when you stand there waving that stick in the air. It's thrilling, you know. One thing I'd like to know, George, if the band didn't show up, what would you do with that stick? Well, I'd throw it away and do what you're doing. Always kidding you. And now, ladies and gentlemen, may I present a young lady who is a star of many New York productions, Miss Ethel Chateau. You will remember Miss Chateau best in whoopee playing opposite Eddie Cantor. Is it alright for me to mention Cantor's name here? Everybody else does. Ethel, come over and say hello. Oh, hello. Wasn't that clever? Oh, she does a lot of things like that, you'd be surprised. And Miss Chateau is going to sing for us. She has a beautiful voice too. She has a sort of a nervous soprano. You know what I mean? In fact, last week she had her nose lifted, but she could be heard in Philadelphia.  Miss Chateau is really Mrs. George Olson. Although I wouldn't go as far as to say that that's the reason she happens to be on this program. Nevertheless, she's Mrs. George Olson.  And now, Miss Chateau will sing, I found a million dollar baby. I still feel a little Frenchy tonight, Ethel, so it's Mon Dux to you too. Like a popular song, any time or anywhere at all And it's going to say hello in a very unexpected way It was a lucky able shower, it was the most convenient door He found a million dollar baby in a hunger round for three or four Hung around a million dollar baby He was selling china, some winty meadows are He used to buy china until my boys got more And instantly, if you could run into a shower He'd send me a side of cottage cheese And a million dollar baby, send me five and ten And a million dollar baby, send me five and ten And a million dollar baby, send me five He was selling china, some winty meadows are He used to buy china, some winty meadows are And then the crowd got wild And instantly, if you would spend a happy hour To step aside, like a big star And meet a million dollar baby Maybe one, maybe two, maybe three Maybe four, and they're not friends, friends, friends What a charming couple And folks, I forgot to mention that Michelle Tay was assisted by Fran Fry Of course I'm lucky that I remember anything tonight But you know folks, all the time Michelle Tay was singing I kept thinking of my girl, you know, I get so sentimental I really have a girl, she lives in Newark, New Jersey You know, the girl I go with when I'm in Newark She's not what you call good looking exactly In fact, she's quite homely, but then she can't stay in the house all the time I imagine you folks have seen her pictures in different magazines You know, she poses for the beauty ads titled Before Taking And she comes from a very fine family Although her father very often partakes of the forbidden beverage It's all right for me to mention that as they have no radio In fact, her father drank everything in the United States And then went up north to drink Canada Dry Boy, I'm glad I thought of that, Joe You know, the one about Canada Dry I'm really supposed to mention it occasionally After all, I owe it to my sponsors And they might be listening in Seriously, though, do you realize, folks, that if you want a drink of Canada Dry Well, say just a glass, you don't have to buy it from the bottle You can walk into any drugstore or soda fountain That has that big sign, Canada Dry, mate order Ask for a glass and get it I know you always have it in your home and bottles But isn't it nice to know that you don't have to wait until you get home to drink it Gee, I thought I did that pretty well for a new salesman, eh? I suppose nobody will drink it now And now, folks, a very stirring number called I Love a Parade With a vote for refrain by the methods Fran Fry, Bobby Borger and Bob Wright The tapping of feet I love every beat I hear on the drums I love a parade When I am a band, I just want to stand and cheer as they come To the side of a thrill Will give me a thrill I thrill at the skill of anything military I love a parade A handful of vests, a line of cadets for any brigade I love a parade See the boys in blue until they're having bread I used to love that Navy band with Sousa at its head I love a stirring war parade, but best of all I feel The biggest thrill when college boys come marching down the field I love a parade That was I Love a Parade, ladies and gentlemen The kind of a number that grips and thrills you Gives you that great feeling of patriotism And makes you glad that you're an American Personally, it didn't bother me very much Because I took a nap while the boys were playing at them And now, folks, in case you've forgotten This is Jack Benny again You know, the candidate's dry humorous I thought that was good The candidate's dry humorous I made that up myself It sounds like it That witty retort was by George Olson, ladies and gentlemen Proving again that he is still an orchestra leader At that, George has a great sense of humor Say, he told me a story the other day Do you mind if I tell it, George? I'll give you credit for it, you know what? It's really supposed to be true To us about George's uncle Who had been ill for a long time He had what you call labor poisoning You know what I mean? He just couldn't stand working So his doctor finally told him That he would have to get a lot of fresh air Do outside work, but not lift anything heavy He told him that at no time Was he to lift anything heavy So his uncle got a job as a garbage man In Scotland Money, I... Well, you know, I never heard that one before But the thing that kills me Is Olson telling a Scott story I mean, because George, you know Has no sense of this himself In fact, he invited me to dinner the other night Much to his own surprise And he paid the check with a five-dollar bill That was in his pocket so long That Lincoln's eyes were bloodshot That's a fact However, he will now favor us With that very popular song hit called Karadise After all, why should his orchestra Be an exception? This is George Olson speaking By this time, I know you're a thoroughly Board-listing to Ben Burst, Brutler Well, our master's ceremony is in the ledge Canada Dry Humor And telling you all about major order Canada Dry We also have a product to sell It's music, and may we show you now Just how we make music Listen, everyone, we're going to show you How we all make music Now, first there's Walling Overplay some with two little 16-feet on his drum And that's how we make music Now we have the boys with their violins Their bows go back and forth when they hit the end And the drums Now the trumpet play loud and shrill But when they get going, they'll give you a thrill And the violins and the drums The old trombone flies up and down When he gets hot, he goes to town And the trumpet and the violin and the drum When you want to shiver a quiver or a groan We call upon the boys with a saxophone And the trombone and the trumpet And the violin and the drum Please, please, now When you want some rhythm, where do we go To the white, old Bob Rice and his old banjo And the saxophone and the trombone The trumpet, the violin and the drum Oh, the cow is now a little birdie All right, girl Now the next old fella can't be beat You know him well, it's tick-a-lo-feet And the banjo and the saxophone The trombone, the trumpet The violin and the drum Okay, Ben Burney, if you like it That's it Now we have the piano for cadences and such All he needs is a very light touch And the pick-a-lone and the banjo And the saxophone and the trombone And the trumpet and the violin And the drum So are you, so are you Now the old bass fiddle plays way down low He has to get a Derek to move his bow And the piano and the pick-a-lone And the banjo and the saxophone And the trombone, the trumpet The violin and the drum Hey, please Bass, piano, pick-a-lone, banjo, saxophone Trombone, trumpet, violin Now that's how we make music That was cute, George I mean, babies will like it anyway And that, ladies and gentlemen Is the way these boys make music Now, if they could only play it Mr. Olsen will now play Come West, Little Girl, Come West And I'm supposed to sing a chorus of this number And you know, folks, that six months ago I couldn't sing a note Really, I could not sing a note But after taking three glasses Every day of Canada's dry mate to order ginger ale I still am unable to sing And can't even sign a note So the moral of this is Drink that champagne of ginger ale Canada's dry And don't worry about signing notes So for one of a better soloist Mr. Tay will sing Come West, Little Girl, Come West I'm going to eat There's a certain love song What memories it would bring I can't forget that love song That's how boys used to sing The sun will set The moon will rise But I want to look in My baby's eyes Come West, Little Girl, Come West The breeze will blow The stars will keep And I'm too lonesome To go to sleep Come West, Little Girl, Come West You know I love I love the west It's full of times But I rest in my baby's arms Come West, Little Girl, Come West The sun will set The moon will rise But I want to look in My baby's eyes Come West, Little Girl, Come West The wind will blow The stars will keep And I'm too lonesome To go to sleep Come West, Little Girl, Come West The breeze will blow The stars will keep And I'm too lonesome To go to sleep I think all my relatives are listening in And I don't want them to know that I'm working Although I have an older brother That I'm quite fond of I mean we get along great We sort of share everything together I mean what mine is his And what his is his Although I just have absolutely nothing to do With Canada Dry Mate Order I keep getting entirely off the subject But don't forget folks That you can walk into your neighborhood drugstore Or any drugstore I mean after all I don't care what drugstore you walk into I'm just a master of ceremonies here That's all I mean if I'm going to have to worry About things like that You know I'll have my hands full But go into any drugstore And order a glass mind you Not a bottle But a glass of Mate Order Canada Dry Ginger Ale And stagger out Isn't it funny There's things you can buy today In a drugstore I went in for an after And the other day Came out with a new hat I imagine the next number Will be by George Olson He's about to make his first appearance On this program In fact I'm lucky That's all This is called drums in my heart And boys Try and finish this All together if you can Please That ladies and gentlemen Was the last number On our first program On the second of May Are you sleeping I hope you'll be with us again Wednesday In fact I hope I'll be here Wednesday George, we all hope That you'll be here Wednesday Well good night then All aboard The way we go Get back to the lady on the train Boys All aboard Ladies and gentlemen We are concluding the first program In a new series Sponsored by Canada Dry The ginger ale Now available Made in water And drug stores And soda fountains As well as in bottles Canada Dry Has presented Jack Benny Esso Chupé And George Olson And his music The same group of artists Will be with you at this time Wednesday evening Drums in my heart From through the years Will play tonight With a special permission Of a copy right over This is the national Broadcasting Company WJZ New York


Well, living with multiple sclerosis can be challenging, but with advances in medicine, many are tackling the disease one step at a time. In this week's community spotlight, our Josh Peterson introduces us to some of Bemidji's MS Walk participants. Over 100 participants laced up their shoes and went for a walk, but all for a good cause. Bemidji's annual MS Walk brought a community together, all in an effort to raise awareness and funds to find a cure for multiple sclerosis. A walk MS Bemidji is a really good opportunity for the community to get together to raise funds and awareness for those that have been impacted by MS. Over the years, funds raised have played a key role in research that has resulted in new advancements in medicine for those living with MS. Now I take a pill twice a day instead of having to give myself shots, you know, and there's just many, many options because there's been several that, you know, stopped working or I couldn't take anymore because of other things and so now I'm able to continue to receive great treatment. Participants from all over the region traveled to Bemidji for the annual MS Walk, some with their own personal connection to MS, while others just feel it's the right thing to do. Participants like Randy, who have no direct connection to MS, but return to walk year after year raising funds for the cause. It's just something I've had a passion for and I'll keep doing it as long as I'm able to. Bemidji's MS Walk has been compared to a family reunion, a family that unites once a year to support those with the disease and raise awareness throughout their communities. All my brothers and sisters come, my nieces and nephews, my aunt and uncles, everyone so it really is, it's a community of support that really is here every year. It's like a family in a way. People you don't maybe only get to see one day out of the whole year and it's just kind of, you look forward to seeing people. Within the first two hours of the walk, nearly $20,000 had been raised, but the fund raising doesn't end there. Donations can still be made at nationalmssociety.org. With this week's Community Spotlight, in Bemidji, Josh Peterson, Lakeland News. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2014 Ford Mustang GT Premium with a Roush Stage 3 conversion is stock number 13025Z. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and use sports car headquarters. This 2014 Ford Mustang GT Premium Roush Stage 3 has the 5-liter Coyote V8 engine. It has been Roush charged or supercharged and puts out 575 horsepower. This car has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this car is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video, inside, start it up, take a look under the hood, black clear coat is the color and I shoot all my videos in 4K so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition options and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how I do things here at Summit Automotive, consider subscribing to my YouTube channel and then click the bell notifications and you'll get updates to the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the Roush chromed alloy rims and these are 20-inch rims and it has Cooper Discover, I'm sorry, Cooper RS3 tires on here. These are 275, 35R20s and they have a really good amount of tread left, I would say probably about 60 to 70% of the tread left on those tires. Front fender is in excellent shape, I didn't see any denser dings on there, this one does come with the HID headlamps, the LED running lights and the factory fog lights. Front bumper is in pretty nice shape, I didn't see any major dents or cracks in there. Headlight lenses are nice and clear, you get the Roush Stage 3 grille and the hood is in very nice shape, I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. Passenger side front fender is in nice condition too, I like the gray and green stripes on this one. Passenger side rim is in excellent condition, I didn't see any major scuffs or scrapes on there and as you go down this side of this 2014 Ford Mustang GT Premium Roush Stage 3, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by, you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the car, hear the car, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here, so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises. You can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at and if this video helps you make that buying decision let your salesmen know that you saw the video that was helpful and that brought it to you. So one of the reasons we do these videos is for if they have anything wrong with them, this one does have one rim that has some curb rash on it and unfortunately there's no way to repair this type of rim with the chrome on it but this one is like that. But that's why we do the videos, you can see the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, rear bumper is in nice shape, you do get the Roush chrome tipped dual rear exhaust, you get the Roush plaque on the back here, the Stage 3 logo, and the deck lid spoiler, trunk lid is in nice shape. I did want to show you the Roush sticker, so most Roush enthusiasts will know that it comes with a Roush Performance Livonia Michigan sticker here. So this is 14, 0742 is the serial number on this one, 14 obviously for the year and then 742 for the production number. I'm going to grab the keys here, you can see those LED tail lamps look good one second. Take a look inside the trunk here, it does come with some factory floor mats as the Roush booklet here for the fuel system upgrade, underneath here you get the tire inflator kit and the back storage area is very nice and clean. This one also comes with the Roush tool box or tool kit, you get a couple of wrenches in here, a ratchet, pliers, screwdriver, tire gauge, flashlight, and you get a set of gloves. So that's a really cool thing that comes with this car, tire, tread, depth tester, and this one looks like it has just about all the tools that come with this one, so a really nice kit to have, not all of them come with that kit, that just secures to the trunk lid. That trunk lid shuts nice and solidly as you go down this side of the car, just as clean as I pass on your side, no major dents or dings on the rear quarter, and for full disclosure this back rim is absolutely perfect. Now I think you can find those rims online, probably, to get that last one replaced, does have power mirrors with built-in blind spot mirrors. Inside the Roush Stage 3 package gives you the black leather and suede interior with the green stitching, side curtain airbags, there are no rips or tears on those seats, four driver's seat, factory Roush floor mats, auto headlamps, it does have a boost gauge right there, which we'll check on in just a minute, power mirrors, power locks, and power windows. You also get these suede insert on the doors, back seats, just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back there, get that same green stitching, ambient lighting, and carpeting is in very nice clean condition as well. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, everything that this car has to offer on the interior. All right, you can see that this one has 9,980 miles on it, instrument cluster is very nice and clean, you get that green ambient lighting there, you can change those colors as well, get miles to empty, leather wrap steering wheel, cruise controls and information center controls on the left, Bluetooth and audio controls on the right, comes with the shaker sound system, CD player, FM and serious satellite radio capabilities, you do get climate controls there, you also get a Roush plaque right there, sync system for your Bluetooth cell phone, six speed manual transmission with the Roush shifter, stability control, trunk popper, hazards, ambient cup holder lights, you also get a Roush badge on the center console there, and it does have a signature that is a sticker on the dash there, it's not the actual Jack Roush signature, passenger seat is in excellent shape, I don't think this car has ever been smoked in, smells very clean and the headliner is in very nice condition, you do get the homelink buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems right there and map lights, we'll start it out, we'll check out that awesome exhaust and then take a look under the hood, sounds fantastic, Roush definitely makes one of my favorite exhausts on the 5L, I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you'll be able to verify the quality condition options and cleanliness of this car all the way around, there are those HID headlamps, LED running lights and factory fog lights and under the hood we have the 5L V8 Coyote engine and it's very clean, runs very smooth, once again this car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, there is your Roush supercharger there, 575 horse car, 505 foot pounds of torque, there's your black on the strut tower there, also get a cold air intake, see that washer fluid has been topped off and this one was built by Kevin Holley or something, it tells you who was made by, there is your emissions sticker and this car is 100% ready to go and I would highly recommend it for make quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this 2014 Mustang GT Premium Roush Stage 3 or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SCVs, minivans, Wranglers, Mustangs, GT500s, Roush's, Camaros, Challengers, Chargers, you name it, we got to go to that website right there, summitauto.com, full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto, remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there, click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive, in fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel in the upper left, linked to more Mustang videos like this one, the upper right link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right, click those, check us out and we're super excited to help you with this Ultra Clean 2014 Ford Mustang GT Premium Roush Stage 3 in Black Clear Coat, thanks again for checking out the video, remember to like, subscribe and share on my YouTube channel, I really appreciate it, thanks again.


Welcome to the freest land on earth. We are, as you have just pledged, one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Our commitment to self-determination, freedom, and peace is the very soul of America. Our people include every race, creed, and ethnic background. Yet we are bound by shared values and a love of freedom. Somewhere in the history of every American family is a person, like you, who became an American not by birth, but by choice. The original colonists came here driven by a hunger for freedom and have been followed in every generation by immigrants possessed of the same hunger and the courage that it takes to tear up roots and start again in a new land. We are a nation of dreamers who have come here as you have in search of an ideal, respect for the liberty and dignity of man. When I was still a very young boy growing up in the rural heart of this continent, great grandson of an Irish immigrant, another president, Woodrow Wilson, welcomed new Americans as I do today. And he told them, you dreamed dreams of what America was to be, and I hope you brought the dreams with you. No man that does not see visions will ever realize any high hope or undertake any high enterprise. Just because you brought dreams with you, America is more likely to realize dreams such as you brought.  Those words are especially true today. You are now part of a great nation in the midst of renewal. We are eager to add your strength and your spirit and your dreams to our own. In the week that begins today, Citizenship Day, some 10,000 will take the oath that you have just sworn, and the number will have reached nearly 200,000 by the year's end. Together, you will infuse our people with renewed appreciation for liberty and pride in being an American.  We'll share with you this precious freedom that we keep in trust for all mankind. You know, it's long been my belief that America is a chosen land placed by some divine providence here between the two oceans to be sought out and found only by those with a special yearning for freedom.  There are places in the world today, as there have always been, where human rights are recognized only as selective favors to be doled out by the state. As we meet today at a Polish freedom hall, we cannot help but think of the iron hand of repression, still firmly gripping a people who have struggled and sacrificed for liberty throughout their history. Remember the proud people of Poland on the day that you take the oath of allegiance to our land of freedom. In the Soviet Union, authorities routinely deny human rights to their citizens. Just last week, the Moscow Helsinki Monitoring Group, a human rights organization, was forced to disband because of persecution. But let us remember the continuing struggle for even the most basic rights in the Soviet Union as we celebrate the 195th anniversary of the signing of the American Constitution. You know, I have to say one thing about that. In the countries that all of us came from, there are constitutions. And I don't claim to know all the constitutions of the world. But I do know that there is one thing that is different in ours from virtually all of the other constitutions. All of the other constitutions are a declaration of the rights that will be allowed to you by government. Our Constitution is a declaration of the rights that we, the people, allow to government and it can have no power or rights that we, the people, have not freely given to it. During the last two centuries, some 50 million people from every corner of the globe have flocked to our shores. Some of them crawled over walls under barbed wire through minefields or risked their lives in leaky makeshift boats to escape oppression. As we go about our daily lives, let us remember the price that so many are willing to pay for freedom. We who enjoy liberty should understand that, as Thomas Paine wrote, those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must undergo the fatigue of supporting it. It's our duty to work together for a strong America, morally strong, economically strong, and strong enough militarily that we might preserve this precious heritage. The governor of this state, Thomas Paine, said during his inauguration that for America to prosper, we must draw upon the diversity of our people and tap the strength inherent in that diversity. I believe with him that the key to our national renewal lies in the character of our diverse citizenry. As you begin lives as Americans, remember that freedom rests and always will on the individual, on individual talent, on individual integrity, and individual effort. We need all that you can give us. If only we believe in ourselves and live up to our individual potential, then together there isn't anything that we can't achieve. On behalf of all your countrymen, I welcome you and urge you to cherish the rights and privileges you now share. And if for a second you were thinking back to the land of your birth, when I said countrymen, I mean your American countrymen. I also call on the rest of America to renew with you today this compact of freedom, this duty and blessing that is American, our American citizenship. And now I think the band is prepared for this. I hope so that I don't take them by surprise. I think it would be wonderful if we all sing God bless America. Just one last line. I have said it before that same Tom Paine that I quoted 200 years ago, one of our founding fathers said, and it's still true today, we have it within our power to begin the world over again. Thank you. God bless you. These proceedings are closed and court is adjourned.