Vic and Sade – Invoice Preparations. 431227.
Vic has brought work from the office home again, and he gives Russel a warning to leave him be so he can finish up before suppertime. As he diligently crunches…
Jack Benny – Skit, Eternal Triangle. 340401.
Audio is a little weak, but good. Jack is introduced as a big hearted gentleman, and talks about ladies fashions. Mary enters to show off her new Easter clothes. The…
You Bet Your Life – Secret Word, Name. 500329.
The comedy quiz series produced in Hollywood, featuring Groucho Marx. A couple of people with unusual occupations, a costume designer for a circus, and a ticket taker at a burlesque…
Vic and Sade – The Color Of Gumpox’s Eyes. 431216.
Get ready to smile again, with America's home folk. As Vic and Russel relax at home, Sade arrives, and she has a bone to pick with Russel. He seems to…
Fred Allen – Death Valley Takes A Day Off, Louella Parsons. 411210.
The opening bit sounds like war news, but is a blurb of Texaco's support of the war effort. After teasing from the announcer, the topic of the day turns to…
Vic and Sade – Cleaning The Bookcase. 431202.
Sade has a pressing chore, and recruits Russel into helping her clean out the bookcase. There's no time to dawdle, and she has a short fuse when it comes to…
Jack Benny TV Program – Marilyn Monroes TV Debut, Honolulu Trip. S04E01, 1953, (retro388).
To be clear, this is just the audio track from the TV show, and I edited it down to trim off some of the opening, closing, and a few moments…
You Bet Your Life – Secret Word, Money. 500322
Don't be afraid, it's just harmless ol' Groucho, and he's ready to interview the contestants. A conductor and a Longshoreman are first. Groucho drills them on their occupations to learn…
Fred Allen – The Baritones Plight, West. 410501.
Audio has outstanding quality. After being introduced, Fred has an important announcement about Jack Benny. News of the Week features New York subways, and the advertising now appearing on them.…
Our Miss Brooks – Mash Notes to Harriet. 560318.
Poetic notes to Harriot are discovered by Mr Boynton, and the teacher talks to Walter about his own romantic side. Elsewhere, Mr Conklin talks with Miss Brooks about keeping Walter…