Jack Paar – BBC Radio Show Parody. ep14, 470831
Ladies lower hem lines are still being joked about, as is the political parties, and legionaires who have been invading New York. A South American enters to bring good will…
Jack Benny – Jacks Birthday. 370214.
Don and the gang all open with Birthday wishes for jack. They try to get Jack to confess his real age. Mary even has a special poem for him. Phil…
Jack Paar – Cinderfella (Last Half). ep13, 470824
The show picks up in the middle, and the Page Cavanaugh Trio singing a jazzy version of, Blue Moon. The mood turns more somber to put a dark spin on…
Jack Benny – The Crowd Roars 381106 (RV23 retro472)
After being announced, Jack tries to tell about the big party he just threw. Phil and Mary complain about having bad dreams after eating Jack's party hot dogs. Listen in…
Jack Paar – With Jack Benny. ep12, 470817
Hollywood celebrities are unter attack, as Jack opens with his monolog. To tease Brittain about a tax on movies, a movie goer from the UK is interviewed. Trudy Irwin is…
Jack Benny – Jacks Violin Is Stolen. 370207
Last week Jack had a cold, but has come from a week in Palm Springs to get well. Jokes abound about Jacks health, and plans to play the Bee, and…
Jack Paar – British Empire Running Out Of Money (First Half). ep11, 470810
Current events lead off with announcing trouble that the UK has with it's currency, the president, and women's lowering headlines. Hy Everback joins Jack to talk about the Army and…
Vic and Sade – August Invoices. 460926 (retro471)
Vic settles in for a quiet afternoon of getting work done that he brought from the office. It looks as if he has picked the ideal day. Rush is at…
Vic and Sade – Christmas Cards COD. 420806.
Rush and Sade talk about the big crunch in town to buy Christmas cards. Sade is only mildly disgusted at having to pay a COD charge to recieve her Christmas…
Lum and Abner – Hiring Grandpap To Play Piano. 350531 (RV22 retro470)
Horlicks: It makes a grand Summer drink for kids that makes them big and strong. It’s nourishing and easy to digest. Down in Pine Ridge, Lum and Abner’s picture show…