Or, The Prize Fighter. Jane and Irma are the best of friends, but there are times that test that friendship. One point of contention is money. Going over the budget,…
Working out in the yard. Fibber and Gildersleeve bicker. The borrowed ladder is the object of the argument, but who actually owns it? Molly has to agree with Gildersleeve and…
Don starts out by having us drop in at Jack's house, where Professor LaBlanc gives Jack a violin lesson. With the lesson over, there's only the matter of paying his…
At the dinner table, we seem to hear the Nelson boys for the first time. Discussion includes butter substitutes, growing up, and getting married. With lunchtime over, the boys return…
Audio has spots where it cuts out, but only near the beginning, otherwise it's good. Maybe a touch slow. Jim Anderson is opposed to borrowing, and he's vocal about it…
Audio has spots where it cuts out, but only near the beginning, otherwise it's good. Maybe a touch slow. Jim Anderson is opposed to borrowing, and he's vocal about it…
Handy man Fibber keeps breaking hack saw blades as he puts up the porch swing. As Molly keeps his tongue tamed, Mr Wellington pops in on the way to the…
Mr Boynton has been away on a biology convention, and Connie Brooks is feeling the loss. When Walter Denton pops in, he hints that Mr LaBlanc, the French teacher, may…
Phil rushes in the house with disturbing news, his car has been stolen. No worries, his buddy Frankie Remley has borrowed it again. What can Phil do about keeping his…
Mary and Jack anticipate their trip to Chicago to appear on the stage. Rochester offers moral support as Jack practices his bows. Dennis pops in to joke about his mom,…