1:02:00
Three, four...
1:02:02
Get regular with Re-Lax
1:02:05
Start every day the Re-Lax way
1:02:08
Your system will feel so great
1:02:10
You'll want to relax on
the top of the Empire State...
1:02:14
It's not the commercial,
it's the girl.
1:02:17
She has no flair for it.
1:02:18
She's the best who auditioned.
1:02:20
What do you think, Mr. Monroe?
1:02:22
I think she's correct
to represent my laxative.
1:02:24
She's fresh.
Her voice is natural...
1:02:26
and she does it simply.
1:02:30
What do you think, Doris?
1:02:31
I don't like her.
1:02:33
Get rid of her.
1:02:35
Sally hung around
the Broadway area...
1:02:37
and tried to break
into broadcasting...
1:02:39
but the only roles she ever
seemed to wind up with...
1:02:41
were in the bedroom.
1:02:42
Then one day, as she would
later tell her biographer...
1:02:45
the voice of God told her
to take diction lessons...
1:02:48
and her whole life changed.
1:02:51
Hark! I hear the cannons roar.
1:02:53
Is it the king approaching?
1:02:56
Hark! I hear the cannons roar.
1:02:59
Is it the king approaching?
1:03:01
Hark! I hear the cannons roar.
1:03:04
Is it the king approaching?
1:03:06
Hark. I hear the cannons roar.
1:03:10
Is it the king approaching?
1:03:12
No, no, no.
1:03:13
The cannons roar.
1:03:28
Sally practiced faithfully
every day for many months.
1:03:32
Her natural speech was
a great obstacle to get over...
1:03:35
yet through diligence
and perseverance...
1:03:37
plus a rather special
intimate knowledge...
1:03:40
of many Broadway
personalities...
1:03:42
it was only
a question of time...
1:03:44
before she emerged
a full-blown star.
1:03:51
And now, the makers of
Lady Lydia facial cream...
1:03:55
bring you "Sally White
and Her Gay White Way."
1:03:58
Good evening, and cheers
to you all out there.