Harry Bartell

How did the understudy, Lisa Bordoni, make out, Doctor?

Doctor, I'd sure like to have a picture of you running away with that fellow's cat under your arm.

You, a cat stealer.

Not a bit funny, Mr. Bartow.

Believe me, it was most embarrassing.

I know.

But it was all for a good cause, and I think you were splendid about the whole thing.

Uh, incidentally, how'd you happen to look for a cat in a hotel kitchen?

Oh, of course I have, but, uh, I've never been in a hotel kitchen.

In the wine cellar.

I should have known.

Yes, Doctor, I like to look at bottles of Petri wine because when I see a Petri wine, I know I'm looking at a good wine.

And Petri wine is good because of the Petri family.

The Petri family first started making fine wine before the beginning of this century, generations ago.

Since then, winemaking has been their heritage, handed on down from father to son.

So you can take it for granted that the Petri family really knows how to turn luscious, sun-ripened grapes into clear, fragrant, delicious wine.

And you can take it for granted, too, that the name Petri on a bottle of wine is more than a trademark.

It's a personal assurance of the Petri family...

that every drop of wine in that bottle is good wine.

You just can't go wrong with Petri wine because Petri took time to bring you good wine.