Al Jolson opened the progam with "I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover." Quite a bit of discussion in the opening segment revolved around how good everyone felt after the sojourn in Palm Springs. Oscar Levant then played Khatchaturian's "Lullabye."

After some Velveeta words from Kraft, Al admires Levant's playing, and Al sings a few vintage songs, "Every Little Movement" and "Cuddle Up A Little Closer." Oscar sings a bit, too, which Jolie kind of comments upon. The song given the full treatment in this section is the wonderful "Liza," known to many of us from The Jolson Story.

Everett Everett Horton was supposedly Jolson's neighbor so, after joining the show, proceeded to talk about decorating Jolson's house. He then performed a novelty number of his own, "How Does A Hen Know The Size Of The Egg Cup?"

After another Velveeta commercial, Al Jolson made a pitch for the Red Cross, remembering the wounded veterans in hospitals. For those veterans, he sang a favorite of that audience, "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows."

Once again, timing the show was a problem. Listen to the network cut off the final commercial!