Jack Benny – Robert Taylor Plays Cello. 38-02-13 (RV017 retro457)
Jack talks with Don about being one of the best dressed men in America. Along with Clark Gable. Jack is teased about standing in a barrel, a famous scene from…
Jack Benny – From Toronto Canada 430214 (retro443)
Being the first broadcast outside the USA, Don plays up the national resources of Canada as he introduces Jack. Members of the Royal Canadian military are recognized as Jack talks…
Jack Benny – In New York With Stewart Cannon. 370307 (RV009 retro441)
Abe Lyman substitutes for Phil Harris as Don introduces Jack Benny. With his success at playing the Bee behind him, Jack jokes about the prices in New York City. Mary…
Jack Benny – Jack And Johnny Are In Jail 360119
The announcer is Don Wilson. The sponsor is Jello. As the show opens, it is mentioned that this is a leap year. Mary is missing due to laryngitis. Don and…
Jack Benny – Jack Finally Plays The Bee 370228 (RV008, retro438)
Jack reads a letter from Mary, who is missing. Phil and Don learn about the guys she has flirted with on her trip, and an encounter with Fred Allen. Jack…
Spotlight on the Stars with Chris Lombesser – Don Wilson Interview, Filtered Background.
An interview from the Golden Boys Awards in Long Beach. The original had a lot of background conversation. Not sure if I have the interviewer's name correct. I filtered the…
Jack Benny – Contest Winners Names Announced. 460203
Rochester helps get Jack ready for a date with Mary. T hey talk about Jack's musical career as a concert violinist, or at least the one he might have had.…
Jack Benny – She Done Him Right – Mae West Skit. 330301
Write down the reason you like the new 1933 Chevrolet 6 and you could win a free car. OK, you'll also need a time machine to visit March 1933 to…
Jack Benny – The Count Of Monte Jello. 350106
Don and Jack tell stories about their wild New Years Eve partying. Mary and Frank Parker both tell a little about their day as well. Who is the guy who…
Jack Benny – Rose of the Rio Grande. 341202
Jack jokes with Don about being a self made man, and about the movies. Mary keeps the movie theme going with a few puns and jokes about the popular film,…