Reach for your favorite paper, and your favorite section. Between acts the musical cues play. The stage manager worries over his star act. Bugs Baer's character Whattaman has been dealing…
The Warner Jensen orchestra opens with, Careless. Charlie is still under the weather, and this week we can hear it in both his and Edgar's voices. It looks like a…
To learn the value of money, and to buy those essential items that every boy needs, Leroy gets a job at Peavey's drugstore. Leroy's a real take charge kind of…
When Jim Andersen arrives home, he's quickly buttered up by his kids. Should he be suspicious to their motives? Bud enters with other good news, he won a prize. Well,…
Comics and articles by the top humorists of the day. A small boy rings the bell on an apartment door. What makes him think there's an elephant inside? In Rough…
Margret has to explain to her hubby as to why she purchased a magazine subscription. It's just the beginning for Jim Andersen when there's more family purchases that come his…
The Warner Jensen orchestra opens by playing, Easy on the Eyes. Charlie McCarthy has tonsillitis, and we learn the details of his medical condition. Dr Edgar doesn't help Charlie's confidence,…
Dean and Jerry talk about their season broadcasting from New York in radio, but Jerry gets alittle sidetracked. Dean opens by singings, sunflower from the Sunflower State. As Jerry continues…
To open the show, Miss Brooks tells about the romantic side, or lack thereof, of Mr Boynton. Particularly of the books she found him reading. At breakfast, Walter joins her,…
Jane Stacey opens the program with a few candid words about Irma and her ideas about her romance with her boyfriend, Al. Jane thinks that Irma oughght to get glasses,…