Abbott and Costello – New Press Agent. 450308.
Bud and Lou spend time talking about girls, then Bud wants to improve Lou's image by getting him a public relations manager. A string of characters come in to drive…
Lum and Abner – A New Old Folks Home. 420508
Returning from the county seat to stock up on merchandise, Lum shares with Abner about how they had a close call in safekeeping the money that Diogenes left with them.…
Jubilee – Duke Ellington, Art Tatum. 440307.
Host is Ernie Whitman. Duke Ellington starts off with, Canteen Bounce. Art Tatum is up to play a jazzy piano tune. Louis Jordan plays, Infantry Blues. Betty Rochelle. sings, Hey…
Our Miss Brooks – The Hairdo. 490306.
Connie talks about having feelings for Mr Boynton, then about her favorite student, Walter Denton driving her to the beauty salon. Walter tells Miss Brooks about her rival, Miss Enright,…
Life with Luigi – Income Tax Problems. 490306.
Luigi has been in America for a year, and writes to his mama back in Italy every day. Today he tells her about income taxes. He also writes to her…
Gunsmoke – Kite’s Reward. 550305.
In Dodge City, a stranger causes some trouble in the Long Branch salloon. Matt is on hand, but not in time to prevent the shoot out, and killing. The young…
Spike Jones – Francis Craig. 480305.
The Spotlight Revue features Spike Jones, The City Slickers, and Dorothy Shea. Special guest is songwriter, Francis Craig. Playlist: Spike Jones and the City Slickers open with, Please Don't Talk…
Burns and Allen – Gracie Smashes Into Parked Car. 490303.
Guest star for the show is Richard Whitmark, famous for his gangster roles, and playing the heavy. This morning Gracie has taken the car downtown against George's will, and now…
Red Skelton – Spring Cleaning. 420303.
Red enters and talks with Truman about Spring house cleaning. Harriot is already finished with her cleaning, and teases Red about his work clothes, and they compare notes on cleaning…
Abbott and Costello – School Days, Frank Sinatra. 450301.
Though Bud sticks up for him, Lou digs in with jokes about Frank Sinatra. Regarding Frank's thinness, skill with the ladies, and singing tallent. Lou recovers from a flubbed line,…