Lum and Abner – Showing Lum The Benefits Of Married Life. 380411.
Postum, you'll soon forget coffee as you enjoy the rich mellow flavor of Postum. Down in Pine Ridge, the Lonesome Hearts matrimoniall bureau has gotten off to a grand start.…
Wild Bill Hickock – Bad Medicine at Dry Gulch. ep31, 1951.
Danger was the byword of men in the old West, and when the danger grew to be to much, they called on Wild Bill Hickock. Railroad work crews lay track,…
Vic and Sade – Sade Muses On Her Friendship With Mis Scott.
It's evening at the house halfway up the next block and Vic talks to Rush about the return of the Stembottom's from their trip. They'll be stopping over later. Vic…
Let George Do It – Laura’s House. 490725. (retro342).
If life sends you a huricaine, and you're all out of storm sellers, you have a job for George Valentine. Bonnie is that gal, and she takes her troubles to…
Judy Canova – Eddie Cantor For President. 480117. (retro338).
Judy and Geranium discuss the upcoming elections, Eddie Cantor, and beauty aids. The girl talk also includes topics on men and dating. Judy is also a little nervous over a…
Jack Benny – Borrowing Bings Oscar. 480404. (retro337).
The show starts in flashback mode, with Jack borrowing Ronald Coleman's Oscar. On the way home, Jack is held up by a robber. Back home, and the next morning, Jack…
Lum and Abner – Lum Decides He Wants To Get Married As Well. 380408.
Postum, the sort of hot drink to build friendships over as you socialize. Good for the whole family. Down in Pine Ridge Lum and Abner are now operating the Lonesome…
Vic and Sade – Vics Photograph With RJ Konk. 1940.
Vic lounges in his easy chair on a quiet even at home. Sade darns socks, and Rush strikes up a conversation from his perch at the library desk. Instead of…
Lum and Abner – Composing A Newspaper Ad For The Matrimonial Bureau. 380406.
Postum, tired of having sleepless nights? Switch to Postum, which contains no caffeine, and has a fulll rich flavor. After having little luck with collecting on debts to the store,…
Wild Bill Hickock – The Mystery Of The Five Deadly Double Eagles. ep30, 1951.
Of all the wierd mysteries that Bill and Jingles have been on, this one has to take the prize. A little guy named Victor is something of a dude, and…