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(Přepsáno pomocí TurboScribe.ai. Upgradovat na Neomezený pro odstranění této zprávy.) By popular demand, spend an unforgettable evening with

Fred Astaire in color.

Wednesday on NBC.

26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34,

36.

M-Squad and the Thin Man, usually seen

at this time, will not be presented tonight.

Ladies and gentlemen, the following program is being

brought to you in living color on NBC.

Chrysler Corporation, where you get the good things

first.

Makers of Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto,

Chrysler, Chrysler and Imperial, the forward look 59

presents.

An evening with Fred Astaire, with the Jonah

Jones Quartet, David Rose and his orchestra, and

introducing Miss Mary Chase.

Thank you

very much.

Well, I must say that this is a

very exciting night for me, and I sure

do hope we can give you a little

excitement too.

I don't quite know how to describe this

show.

I've always referred to it as a sort

of a dance bash, whatever that is, with

a few songs thrown in.

Anyway, we've had a lot of fun putting

it together, and we've got a lot of

people around here who are ready.

They're really ready.

And the Chrysler Corporation is going to show

you for the first time...

Pardon me.

The

Chrysler Corporation.

The

Chrysler Corporation.

All right.

Let's see.

Now, where were we?

Oh, yes.

Right now, the Chrysler Corporation is going to

show you what five of their new cars

can do.

Five.

Right, Fred.

And it looks like someone's coming right now

to see what two of the 59 cars

of the Forward Look can do.

The cars that can do, in 59, that

can do, what they look like, they can

do.

They're the cars of the Forward Look, 59,

they can do, more than other cars can

do, for you.

Yes, take a good look at the sweeping

finned lines pioneered by Chrysler Corporation, a style

that set the trend for so many of

the new automobiles you see this year.

And look at the seating comfort and ease

in this 1959 Plymouth Sport Fury.

Revolutionary new swivel seats make these the easiest

cars you've ever seen to get in and

out of.

Swivel seats, exclusive in the 59 cars of

the Forward Look.

Here's another exciting feature.

This Chrysler New Yorker has the exclusive Mirrormatic

electronic mirror engineered by Chrysler Corporation that automatically

adjusts itself to take the glare out of

the lights of the cars behind you.

Push-button driving is another basic advance.

See, all the controls are on your left,

away from the children.

Simple, mechanical, and already proved by over 15

billion miles of driving.

And look, the heating and air conditioning controls

are now operated by convenient push-buttons too.

Under the hood where Chrysler Corporation engineering has

always paid off, the 1959 cars of the

Forward Look again improve on their always impressive

standards with new engine designs.

Engines even better than those that took top

honors in the mobile gas economy run the

past two years.

Yes, these cars can do.

Roomy, most comfortable cars on the road.

Easiest to get in and out of.

Safer night driving.

Convenient push-button controls.

And greater performance and economy.

They're the cars of the Forward Look.

59, they can do more than other cars

can do for you.

Call your dealer tomorrow and make a date

to take your family for a ride in

a Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler, or Imperial.

A drive will bring out the difference that

great engineering makes in the can-do cars

of the Forward Look 59.

Built for the one man in four who

wants a little bit more.

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And dance with me.

Ask him to sit this one out And

while you're alone I'll tell the waiter to

tell him He's wanted on the telephone You've

been locked In his arms Ever since Heaven

knows when Won't you change Partners and then

You may never want to change Partners again

Thank you

very much.

That was Barry Chase, a very lovely dancer

and a very talented young lady.

I'd like you to meet her.

Oh, Barry, Barry.

Barry, I think people would like to know

a little something about you.

Do you mind if I ask you a

few questions?

Well...

Oh, you're not nervous, are you?

A little.

Well, don't be.

Just take it easy and just...

Well, just imagine we're still out there dancing,

that's all.

Which we were.

Oh, thank you very much, Miss Chase.

Thank you very much.

I just want to ask you, have you

ever been on time for rehearsals?

Ever?

Hey, what time do you think you're going

to make it tonight?

Well, I don't know.

Try to make it in a half an

hour, will you?

I can't understand that fellow.

Now, he never did that before.

And Gene Kelly recommended him so highly.

Well, that's the way it goes.

You know, I was thinking the other day,

I've done an awful lot of solo dances,

a thousand of them, and I've used a

lot of props.

I've danced with hats and coats and canes

and cats and dogs and pianos, drums, torpedoes,

about everything.

Well, it got so at the studios, around

the different studios in town, the property departments,

if they had any old junk around there

they didn't know what to do with it,

they'd say, well, send it down to Astaire.

He'll want it sooner or later.

So, of course, I must say it came

in pretty handy.

I had a lot of fun working with

him.

So tonight I thought I'd...

Well, I'll show you what I mean.

Just a minute.

♪ Well, he's

the best drummer.

One of our albums, that's my boy.

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