It's a rainy day, and Uncle Fletcher talks with Russel and Vic about the weather. Sade joins in, but uncle Fletcher turns the conversation to the topic of stingyberry jam.…
Taking some veiled jabs at his favorite rival, Jack Benny, Fred changes to joke about a plan in New York to use magnets to clean the streets. Allen’s Alley residents…
Sade and Russel talk about the latest news. BB Baugh and his stingyberry jam, mail, post cards, phone calls, doorbells, the fun just never stops. Life in the house halfway…
Nigel Bowlingbrook, friend, Shakespearean actor, and pool hall bum, stops George to make a deal to buy a bundle of back issues of his favorite magazine, Cowboy Love Tales. It…
Vic and Russel talk about birds, and a composition that Russel has to write. When Sade joins in with her viewpoints, Vic gets a little melodramatic, and Russel doesn't seem…
The show begins in flashback mode with Mr Scot and the sponsor executives talking about the program. At the Harris home, the girls talk with Alice about why Phil is…
The cast all tease Jack about his Halloween party he just through, and it's skimpy party favors. Kenny arrives, and the topic changes to Kenny telling about running for president,…
Red talks about the recent elections, and the surprise finish. Especially since the polls were wrong, and Truman sllipped in though Dewy was the favored man. After the commercial, there's…
The first in this double feature is, Writing Bad Checks, 1929-04-21. The audio in this first recording isn't too good, but if it gets filtered it only makes the quality…
Sade has arranged to play 500 with her friends Ruthie and Fred, but Vic is less than excited. For her sake, he manages to put on an overly happy front.…