The absolute last of my Amos and Andy double features. I mean it this time. Until I find more of the old classics from before the 1940's. First Show: Singing…
Title:Everybody Does It. Plot:In order to augment his income, a hard-up drama critic turns to a life of crime. When he is found dead, his actress ex-wife becomes the center…
Happy is a June bride, and just as nervous, Jack returns to the air. Jack describes that he was more like a bird dog, high strung and not nervous. Mary…
Don takes us back to the evening before, when Mary, Phil, and Dennis rave over the Danny Kaye movie they just saw, The Kid from Brooklyn. The compliments have Jack…
Peter VanSeetin plays and the Merrymacks sing, Good Morning. Fred Allen briefly chats with Harry Vonzel about the Christmas season. Peter VanSeetin joins the joking around. Ipana News Reels present…
Billy Mills opens with, Crazy Rhythm. Working on his play of mideaval times, Fibber the brave prepares to fight for the fair damsel Molly's hand. In Shakespearean style, the jokes…
Flashback to Jack's house where he naps, and Rochester sings. After Jack makes a quick joke at Fred Allen's expense, Mary pops in to tell about her evening of dancing.…
As the baggy eyed Fred Allen is introduced, he has a little trouble with Kenny Baker in his job description. What's a Noodnick anyway? The News of the Week features:…
Don and Jack talk about Jack's new film, and criticism over jack's shameless self promotion on the show last week. Mary enters to do what she can to deflate Jack's…