Kenny Baker

[singing]

The Jell-O Program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingstone, Phil Harris, Kenny Baker, and yours truly, Don Wilson.

The orchestra opens the program with Hooray for Hollywood.

[upbeat music] Do you get a sort of a tingling in your toes at this time of the year? A longing to get out and watch things grow? Well, here's one swell way to save time indoors so that you can get outdoors.

And incidentally, that was as smooth a bit of wool as has been pulled over these old eyes in many a moon.

[laughs]

And now, folks, Kenny Baker will sing...

What are you gonna sing, Kenny?

I'll suffer alone, thank you.

Kenny Baker, I don't want you coming in here with a long face.

Now, what's

wrong? Did you ever buy a ticket on the Irish sweepstakes?

Hiya, fellas.

Hiya, Ed.

And, oh, yes, I want you to meet our young tenor, Kenny Baker.

Kenny, this is Ed Sullivan.

Blue eyes, the skies would turn to gray if your two eyes should turn away for the love that I priestly Blue eyes, so blue, so blue.

That was Kenny Baker granting a request from Mary's mother.

Say, Kenny, I told Phil what I thought about his work in the minstrel show last Sunday, and that goes for you, too.

Your black-faced dialect was really great.

I fell in love, what else could I do? There's love life in the starlight with you

That was Kenny Baker singing Love Light in the Starlight from the picture Jungle Love.

And, Kenny, I don't have to tell you that it was very good.

I'll say you don't.