Hosted by Betty Hutton. After a dip into the mail bag, she introduces Woody Herman. The band plays, Four or Five Times. In answer to the mail bag, sounds that…
Enjoying the evening out, Fibber teaches Molly how to bowl. An accident wins Fibber a free cigar. Though Molly gets a strike, Fibber finds he has his thumb stuck in…
Features Agnes Moorehead. A story of a woman who overheard a telephone conversation when lines get crossed. She hears plans for a murder. What should she do? The phone operators…
Molly wonders why Fibber needs to make a trip to Middleton. Is the trip necessary? The revolutionary to enhance the travel industry could win the McGee's fame and fortune. The…
Audio is a bit overdriven. I checked other sources, and it's the same mushy quality no matter where I look. Digital filtering only makes things worse. Sorry about the quality.…
Hosted by Dinah Shore. She sings, Taking a Chance on Love. Sportsmen sing, In My Arms. Bill Thompson, voice actor of most of the voices from the Fibber McGee and Molly…
Features Charles Laughton. A mild-mannered man and the initials ABC are the center of an organized set of murders. A story by Agatha Christie. A traveling salesman who has had…
Hosted by Joan Blondell. Virginia O'Brian reads greetings from the mail bag before singing, Did I Get Stinking at the Club Savoy. Rochester talks to Joan about Jack Benny then…