After the dramatic, and mysterious kidnap of Cedric from the wedding altar, talk in the Jot Em Down store turns to a letter from Mousey Gray. How is the mild…
Cedric's gay, and care-free, bachelor days are soon to be over. There has been no avoiding a marriage to Winifred Redfield. Lum and Abner escort the condemned man to the…
As Abner takes orders over the phone, Lum reviews the poem that was discussed at the Golden Era Discussion Club meeting. It has an awful deep message... if he can…
The meeting of the Golden Era Discussion Club takes place in grandpap's house, and grandpa Masters is on hand, although he mostly naps quietly in a rocking chair. In dealing…
After inadvertently proposing to an unknown woman over the phone, Cedric is buried deeper thanks to Lum's help. We find that Charlie Redfield is so eager to marry off his…
After overcoming his shyness on the telephone, Cedric proposed to Clarabelle. However, it really wasn't her, and now he doesn't know who he proposed to. Can Lum and Abner figure…
Opening the show with a few jokes, Judy tells about her tour of a military base, and her encounters with sailors. She sings, My Wabash Home. Riding on horseback, Judy,…
In the Jot Em Down store and Library, Lum is on the phone to recount the new schedule of the social club he started. With the first meeting under their…
Audio is a little soft and mushy. I tried to boost it, but I don't think it helped much. With rationing on gasoline and tires, people are staying closer to…
Two months have passed since the season closed, and Gildersleeve was left at the altar by Leila Ransom. For this first show of the season, we find him trying to…