First show of the 1954 season. Flashback to a behind the scenes moment in Jack's dressing room. He remembers his start in vaudeville at the age of 19, which is…
A feature written just for Jack Benny, Mary Livingston, and includes Cecil B Demill, all playing themselves. The scene opens with Cecil in his office, and grieving over jack's continued…
For the first time in Jack's broadcast history, he does his show from outside the United States. He jokes about a tunnel where he has a sign set up to…
Touring military bases on the East coast, Jack and the cast poke fun at such aspects of military life as being on KP, the stockade, and more. Dennis joins the…
Starts in mid show, just after Johny Green finishes playing. The writers of the song, Love in Bloom are in the audience, and talk with Jack about their song. As…
Bud and Lou talk about airplanes, and flying. When Ken Niles shows up, talk turns to the recent movie that Abbott and Costello made. The sound man, Mel Blanc, wants…
Audio resolution is a little low, some record noise and static. Don Wilson diverts the show to Jack Benny's dressing room, where Rochester helps him get dressed for his part…
Bob "Four Will Be Seven" Hope pitches his latest film, My Favorite Brunette. Topics include hotels, bell boys, wake up calls, Palm Springs, fashions, and more. In circus fashion, a…
A rebroadcast from the Golden Days of Radio. Background of Jack Benny's start in Vaudeville is shared before the episode begins. Don makes a fluff about hearing news about Jack…
In New York, Jack beats around the bush about admitting who he just starred with in his latest film. To make sure nothing gets out of hand, Jack has hired…