Next came a discussion of Thanksgiving, the first Thanksgiving, and other jokes involving Jolson's age, and Levant's family. There was even a prediction of the future, with a mention of turkey hot dogs. Breaking the pattern established in every preceeding show, Oscar Levant did not play a number next, but Jolie sang another song, accompanied by Oscar, Irving Berlin's "Lazy."

After a Kraft commercial, Jolson and Levant traded quips about old music, and old personalities. Then Al Jolson gave out with a new song, Rodgers and Hart's "Where or When?" He even got an encore on this song - or at least part of one! Then came an old song, with an old introduction many of us have loved for years: "The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else."

After all this singing, Oscar Levant finally got his turn at the piano, playing the 3^rd movement of the Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto. Without, as he threatened, Jolie singing along.

Clarifying just what genuine Philadephia Cream Cheese was, Ken Carpenter did his service to Kraft next. Movie "hunk" Victor Mature next came on the show, and joined the guys in a little prison movie skit. It had to be "Sing Sing," right!

A request for charitable giving at Thanksgiving time, and a return to one's own faith was made next. And it is as applicable today as it was then. Al Jolson closed the show with a song from his third movie, dedicated to his little boy, "Little Pal."