Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone and Don Wilson posing for a photo in 1938.

Jack Benny – Jack Tells How He Saved Fred Allen’s Life. ep320, 390122

We bring you a man who used to be a beautiful baby... Jack Benny. Don comments about a family photo album he saw at Jack's. How about the other cast members? Were they beautiful babies as well? Mary reveals some secrets from Jack's history. Kenny claims to not be all that pretty, but he was a smart kid. Phil is late, and the claim is that he's still upset over Jack's comments about getting his own radio show last week. Kenny sings, Penny Serenade.
American actress and singer Alice Faye. She is seated in a chair, wearing a white blouse and dark skirt, and is looking off to the side with a slight smile on her face. The background is dark and there is a decorative pattern visible on the wall behind her. Shepherd Conservation Society.

Phil Harris – Fixing The Furnace. ep16, 500115

After a late night of partying, Phil and Remley stagger home at the crack of dawn. Fearing the wrath of Alice, they sneak in a basement window, and break the furnace in the process. Instead of getting a little rest, interruptions come from Willie, the girls who decide to play cowboy through the house, and Alice as she does the vacuuming. Will Phil's buttering up get him out of trouble with Alice? Not if Frankie can help it. As the guys scramble to cover their furnace fiasco, Alice sings, I've Got a Crush on You.
Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone and Don Wilson posing for a photo in 1938.

Jack Benny – Jack’s Screen Guild Theater Performance. ep319, 390115

A different announcer, possibly Frank Nelson, sets the scene in the corner drug store. We join Jack and Mary as they order sandwiches. Wacky soda jerks, and a pampered pekinese both serve to annoy Jack. Kenny Baker pops in, along with Don Wilson. Will there be time to eat, and weigh on the scales before the show starts? Phil plays some traveling music as the gang show up in the studio, Could Be.