Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 20of20, 410418.
Explosions rock the hull of the Clara Ann as the pirates have deserted the ship, and taken the treasure map with them. Jimmy, Pug, and the friendly sailors are all…
Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 19of20, 410416.
While Superman is out flying through the fog to rescue other ships at sea, Barnaby and his pirates are once again free and roaming the ship. Now that they are…
Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 18of20, 410414.
After being locked up by Barnaby in the darkness of the ship's brig, Clark plays a double role for Jimmy's sake, and pretends to talk to Superman. Leaving Jimmy and…
Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 17of20, 410411.
The last few episodes have been ones of revelation. Mike Flanagan, a boy about Jimmy's age has been found to be the Whistling Ghost, as well as how the ghost…
Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 15of20, 410407.
Mystery has shrouded the Clara Ann ever since she set sail. Recently, Mike Flanagan has been discovered as pretending to be the Whistling Ghost, but no sooner than his secret…
Vic and Sade – Rush, Bulletin Board Monitor. 410500.
Vic has arrived home, and is recruited by Sade into mowing the yard. When Rush gets home with a letter to read to tell about his new duties at school,…
Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 14of20, 410404.
As the Clara Ann sails toward Panama, Jimmy has discovered the secret of the Whistling Ghost. In a thick fog, he and the boy who posed as the ghost are…
Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 13of20, 410402.
After the crew has been frightened by the Whistling Ghost, Jimmy prowls around below decks, and discovers the secret of the ghost. It's a stowaway boy, and Jimmy becomes quick…
Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 12of20, 410331.
Clark can't figure why Jimmy is so nervous, but assures him that friends shouldn't keep secrets from each other. After the mutiny, Barnaby's crew has been on their best behavior,…
Fred Allen – Philanda Blank – My Story. 410312.
As Fred enters, he gets onto Harry Vonzel about the importance of split second timing to pull off a quality radio show. Despite the focus on the close timing, Fred…