The House of Squibb presents Academy Award. Every week Squibb brings you Hollywood's finest, the great picture plays, the great actors and actresses, techniques and skills chosen from the honor roll of those who have won or been nominated for the famous Golden Oscar of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science. And now, E.R. Squibb and Sons, manufacturing chemists to the medical profession since 1858, bring you one of the most delightful fantasies ever presented on the screen, Walt Disney's famous Pinocchio, the picture which for Best Original Musical Score and Best Song of the Year won the 1940 Academy Award. This is the story of a little boy who was carved out of wood. His name was Pinocchio. Because he was a very good little boy when all was said and done, he became a real little boy like you and lived happily ever after. If he hadn't been a good little boy in the end and stopped disobeying those who loved him, he might have ended up just a pile of shavings or even a toothpick. So you'd better be good and listen to the story of Pinocchio. There was a kind old man named Geppetto who made Pinocchio out of the very finest wood. But he loved him so much he hoped and hoped little Pinocchio might be real and be a son to him in his old age. Oh, look at him. He almost looks alive. Wouldn't it be nice if he was a real boy? Oh, well, come on. We go to sleep. But first I must open the window. Oh, how beautiful. Look, look, the wishing star. Starlight, star bright. First star I see tonight. I wish I may. I wish I might have the wish I make tonight. When you wish upon a star, makes no difference who you are. Anything your heart desires will come to you. If your heart is in your dream, no request is too extreme. When you wish upon a star, does the dreamer do. Pain is kind. She brings to those who long. The sweet fulfillment of their secret love. He whizzed. That's pretty. Oh, me? I'm Gemini Cricket. I'm wishing with old man Geppetto. I want Pinocchio to be a real little boy too. And just wait. You'll see. Like a boat out of the boat, fate steps in and sees you through. When you wish upon a star, your dreams come true. Gee whiz, who are you? I am the Blue Fairy. I come from the wishing star. Gee whiz. You must have a rocket ship or a jet job. Good, Geppetto. You have done so much. Given so much happiness to others. You deserve to have your wish come true. Geppetto is asleep, snoring. I know, little Cricket. Now get out of my way. Where is Pinocchio? Right there. The poor little wooden head. Little puppet made of pine. Wake. The gift of life is thine. Wow. It works. It works. I can move. I can talk. I can walk. Yes, Pinocchio. I have given you life. Why? Because tonight Geppetto wished for a real boy. Am I a real boy? No, Pinocchio. Making Geppetto's wish come true will be entirely up to you. Prove yourself brave, truthful, unselfish. And someday you will be a real boy. How will I know? Your conscience will tell you. But what is a conscience? I know, I know. A conscience is that stills. Ah, Gideon. Listen to the merry laughter of the little innocent children wending their way to school. Thirsty little minds running to the fountain of knowledge. Ha, ha, ha, ha. What's this? Gee whiz. There was Honest John the Fox and Gideon the Cat. And all of a sudden they saw Pinocchio. Looky there. A little wooden boy. Amazing. A live puppet without strings. Goodness, Gideon. A thing like that ought to be worth a fortune. Why, Stromboli, of course. He has a puppet show. Why, that old faker would pay. Quick, head off the little wooden boy. We'll be on Easy Street. Well, well, well, little wooden boy. You're quite a scholar, I see. A man of letters. Give me my book, sir. I'm going to school. Then you haven't heard of the Easy Road to Success? No, sir. I'm speaking, my boy, of the theater. Bright lights, music, applause and fame. Fame? Yes. And with that personality, that profile, that physique, why? But I'm going... Straight to the top, why, I can see your name in lights. Lights six feet high. Um, what is your name? Pinocchio. Pinocchio. P-I-N-U-O... P-I... Ha, ha, ha. We're wasting precious time. Come on to the theater. Hi, diddle-dee-dee. An actor's life for me. A high silk hat and a silver cane. A watch of gold with a diamond chain. Hi, diddle-dee-dee. An actor's life is gay. It's great to be a celebrity. An actor's life for me. Hi, diddle-dee-dum. An actor's life is fun. A wax mustache and a beaver coat. A pony card and a billy goat. Why, that's Pinocchio. Gee whiz, a fine conscience I turned out to be. Late the first day. Hey, were you taking little Pinocchio? You can't do that. Stop, stop, stop. Hi, diddle-dee-dee. An actor's life for me. Pinocchio. A fine shop and lots of peanuts and soda pop. Hi, diddle-dee-dum. You sleep till afternoon. What was that? Me. What? That was my conscience, Jiminy Cricket. Why, what, who? Why, my boy, you must be seeing things. Now just calm down, calm down. There's nothing to be afraid of. Hey, Pinocchio. Oh, Jiminy, I'm going to be an actor. You can't do that. You must go to school. Now when they come back, you tell them you're sorry, but you've got to go to school. Here, here, little boy. You must not lag behind. We're off to the theater. Tell them, Pinoc. Goodbye, Jiminy. Goodbye. Hey, not goodbye. Pinocchio. Hi, diddle-dee-dee. An actor's life for me. A heist of cat in a silver cane. A watch of gold in a diamond chain. Hi, diddle-dee-day. An actor's life is gay. Oh, what'll I do? I'll run and tell his father. No, no, no, that would be snitching. I'll go after him myself. Ladies and gentlemen, to conclude the performance of this great show, Stromboli, the master showman, that's me, Atrava Daldi. By special permission of the management, that's me too, Questioner Lohchey is presenting something to you. Something you will absolutely refuse to believe. Introducing the only American actor who can sing and dance absolutely without the aid of strings. I hope so. A primitive guardian. The one and only Pinocchio. I've got no strings to hold me. Oh, that's right. Trip and fall down. Go ahead and make a fool out of yourself. Then maybe you'll listen to your conscience. I've got no strings to hold me down. To make me breath and make me frown. I have strings, but now I'm free. There are no strings on me. There are no strings on me. I hold the marion. I'm as happy as can be. I want the world to know that nothing ever worries me. I've got no strings, so I have fun. I'm not tied up to anyone. How I love my liberty. There are no strings on me. Oh, that's all right. Bravo, bravo, bravo. They like me. Is this a dance? God forbid, maybe I was wrong. Well, he won't need me anymore. What is an act of what with a conscience anyway? I've got no strings, but I've got a brain. I'm playing the suit and the swing and the cane. I eat the best and drink champagne. I've got no strings on me. Bravo, bravissimo, Pinocchio. They like me. You are sensational. You mean I'm good? You are clauze. Does that mean I'm an actor? Sure, I will push you in the public's eye. You'll think she will be on everybody's tongue. Will she? Oh, good. I'll run right home and tell my father. Home? Sure. Go home to your father. Ah, that is very comical. You mean it's funny? Sure, yeah. I'll be back in the morning. You're home. Come here, you little splinter. In this cage for you. There, that will be your home. Where I can find you always. No, no, no. Yes, yes, yes. To me you are belonging. We will tour the world. Paris, London, Monte Carlo, Constantopoli. No, no, no. Yes, we start tonight. You will make me lots of money. And when you're growing too old, you will make good firewood. Oh, no. Let me out or I'll tell my father. Good night, my little wooden gold mine. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Giddy-al. Giddy-al. Oh, Jiminy. Oh, Jiminy. Jiminy Cricket. Where are you? Where are you? Out in the Walt Disney Studios where Pinocchio was made, artists have to draw 35 or more separate pictures to make one animated screen character smile. That may seem like a lot of work just for a smile. And yet there is another place where 223 scientific tests are made in the interest of a brighter smile, a happier mouth. That place is the Squibb Laboratories where these 223 separate tests are made to ensure the safety and effectiveness of Squibb dental cream. And when you use Squibb dental cream, you will appreciate that extra care. You will taste, feel, and see the refreshing difference. Like a cup of crystal clear icy water from a mountain spring, the pleasant cooling mintiness of Squibb dental cream wakes up your whole mouth, leaves it tingling and refreshed. With a touch that's feather soft and safe, the special polishing agent in Squibb dental cream reveals all the natural sparkle of your smile. So for home dental care that's more effective, more refreshing, switch to Squibb dental cream. Taste, feel, and see the refreshing difference. In just a moment, we will present the second part of Pinocchio. But first, we wish to thank Walt Disney for making this picture available. Walt Disney is also the producer of the Technicolor production Make Mine Music. ["Make Mine Music"] And now the House of Squibb presents part two of Walt Disney's Academy Award winning picture, Pinocchio. ["Make Mine Music"] Pinocchio, Pinocchio, it's me, your old friend Jiminy Cricket, remember? Oh, Jiminy, gee, I'm glad to see you. What's happened? What did Stromboli do to you? Oh, he was mad. He said he was going to push my face in everybody's eye. He's going to chop me into firewood. Yes, looks pretty hopeless. It'll take a miracle to get you out of that cage. Gee. Hey, there's that star again. That lady, the fairy. What did she say? What did I tell her? You might tell her the truth. Why, Pinocchio. Hello. Pinocchio, why didn't you go to school? School? Go ahead. Tell her. I was going to school till I met somebody. Met somebody? Yeah, two big monsters with big green eyes. My nose. My nose is growing bigger. Monsters? Weren't you afraid? No, ma'am, but they tied me up in a big sack. Oh, my nose. There's a tree growing on the end of my nose. Your nose is boring a hole in the side of the wagon. Oh, it hurts. Please. I'm awful sorry. You see, Pinocchio, a lie keeps growing and growing until it is as plain as the nose on your face. She's right, Pinocchio. You'd better come clean. I'll never lie again. Honest, I won't. Please, Your Honor. I mean, Miss Blue Fairy, give him another chance. For my sake, will you? I'll forgive you just this once. But remember, a boy who won't be good might just as well be made of wood. We'll be good, won't we? Very well. But this is the last time I can help you. Gee, look, Jiminy, my nose. It shrunk all the way back to being little again. Hey, we're free. Shh, let's get out of here before something else happens. Come on, Pinoc. Mr. Gepetto. Here he is, Mr. Gepetto. Pinocchio, he's home at last. Maybe he's asleep. Father, father, it's me. Uh, Pinoc, come here. Look, he's here. The bed hasn't been slept in. There's dust everywhere. He's, he's gone. Hey, there's a piece of paper, a note. Oh, it's a message. What does it say? Why, it says here, he, he went looking for you and he was swallowed by a whale. Swallowed by a whale? A whale named Mr. Gepetto. A whale? A whale named Monstro. Hey, where are you going? I'm going to find him. But Pinocchio, are you crazy? Don't you realize he's in a whale? I gotta go to him. But this whale is Monstro. He swallows whole ships alive. I don't care. Where's the ocean? There's the ocean. I'm going to find my dear father. Goodbye, Jiminy. Goodbye. Oh, hey, wait. I may be live bait down there, but I'm your conscience and I'm going with you. I'm going to hold this rock so it'll take me all the way down to the bottom of the sea. Okay. I'll hold my nose. Let's go. Look out! Be careful. I'm going to go with you. I'm going to go with you. I'm going to go with you. I'm going to go with you. I'm going to go with you. I'm going to go with you. Look out below! Hey! What a big place it is down here at the bottom of the sea. Father! Father! Hey, you can't open your mouth down here. Want to drown? Come on. We've got to do it the hard way. Forward, men. Up, two, three, four. Anybody here seen mumps throw away them? Up, two, three, four. Oh, what a way to end up in the belly of a whale. I never thought it would be like this. Wander what has happened to my poor little Pinocchio. He was such a good little boy. And now the whale hasn't eaten anything for two days. And if he doesn't eat, I will starve. Ahoy, below. Move over. Here comes my dinner. Here comes the dinner of Monstro the Whale. All ready? Let her go. Tuna fish. Thousands of tuna fish. I'm saved. That's what you think, old man. Those tuna fish are for my dinner. Stand aside. No, no. I'll starve. I'll starve. Open up. Open up. We want to get in. Full sanction. Moby Dick said it. Open up. My father's in there. Open up, you big blubber. Why, sure. Come on in, small fry. I'm sure going to eat high on the hog tonight. Yeah, man. Jiminy, we're falling. You're telling me. Look out below. Four. Out of the water into the H2O. Father. Pinocchio, my son. My son. Hi, Pop. We're here. At last. You have come home. If this is home, throw me a towel. Gee, Father, I'm so happy. But you're soaking wet. You mustn't catch cold. But I came to save you. I have a rat. But it's no use. The whale only opens his mouth when he's eating. And then everything comes out and nothing goes in. I know what to do. We must build a fire. Then we'll make smoke. But Pinocchio, what's the idea? We're getting out of here, Father. We'll make smoke. Then we'll make the whales sneeze. Wonderful. Hooray. Pull it up. Pull it up. Pull the rat up. He'll sneeze any minute now. Hold your hat, boys. Here we go. Whoopee, we're out. Hold on. We're going to hit. We're going to hit. Father, Father, where are you? Here. Here I am, son. I'm done for. Go on, boy. Save yourself. Swim. No, hold on, Father. I'm coming. I'm coming. I'm done for. Pinocchio. Save yourself. Save. I'll get you, Father. Relax. Relax. I'll get you. I'll get you into shore. Relax, Father. I'll save you. Poor Pinocchio. He's drowned dead. He saved me. My little boy saved my life. And now... He died to save you, Father. My brave little boy. My brave little boy. Look. It's the blue fairy from the wishing star. Prove yourself brave, truthful, and unscrupulous. And someday you will be a real boy. Awake, Pinocchio. Awake. Father, Jiminy Cricket. What you crying for? Because... Because you are dead, Pinocchio. No. No, I'm not. Yes. Yes, you are. Now lie down. But Father. I'm alive. I'm alive. I'm alive, see? And I'm... I'm... Why, I'm real. I'm a real boy. You are alive. And you are a real boy. Whee! Whoopee! A real boy. Gee whiz. Whiz gee. I knew it all the time. Because you see... When you wish upon a star It makes no difference who you are Anything your heart's desire Will come to you If your heart is in your dream No request is too extreme When you wish upon a star as dreamer Fate is kind She brings to go to law The sweet fulfillment of The secret love Of the real you Like a bolt out of the blow Fate steps in and sees you go When you wish upon a star Your dreams Come true Gee whiz. Oh, love me now For pure suspense, few dramatic scenes compare with certain steps in the development of today's powerful new weapons against disease. For example, in the Great Squibb Laboratories, every lot of penicillin has to demonstrate its potency in many exacting tests, one of them on living bacteria. 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