After the recent surrender, and end of the Civil War, the night is festive as president Lincoln prepares for a night on the town. CBS reporters interview key players as…
Audio is poor, but is worth giving a listen. It's the first show for Jello, and Jack's first use of his well known opening, "Jello everybody". Don and Jack get…
The village blacksmith isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer, and and is being used by a gang of thugs. As Cisco and Pancho enter the picture, we learn that…
Dennis opens with a song, Clancy Lowers the Boom. Mr Anderson is called out of town, leaving the family without a man in the house. Dennis tries his best to…
A common telegram holds the invitation to die. Orson Wells is on hand to trace how it became a fixture in Scotland Yard's black museum of death. The forces of…
Tell your Skelley man that you're a member of Captain Midnights Flight Patrol, and he'll have some swell prizes for you. Listening posts are tuned in and ready for Ivan…
Fred Allen arrives to poke fun with Jimmy Wallington about his fashion choices. Portland pitches in about her walk in the Easter parade with her mom. The question of the…
The typical day in the Anderson home is interupted when it becomes clear that Bud is in love. What kind of wonderful girl can keep Bud from eating? What is…
Audio is fair. Jack jokes about Don's generosity, character traits, and size. Mary enters to pitch in on the topic of dreams. After getting in his own joke about dreams,…
While Vic and Sade are out for the evening, playing cards with the Stembottoms, Uncle Fletcher pops in to help Rush with his algebra homework. With his pencil sharpened, Fletcher…