Jack Benny's bravery is put to the test in a midnight graveyard duel against Frank Parker, while Mary Livingstone returns from Florida in this classic 1934 episode.
Jack Benny and the gang tackle talent agents, plate-juggling comedians, and a dramatic spoof of Rose of the Rio Grande. Features running gags, vocal appearances by Mary Kelly and Joe Kern, and bonus music tracks from Leah Ray, Ozzie Nelson, and Paul Whiteman.
Gracie is still on the campaign trail, and complains to George about restrictions on campaign funds. Frank Parker tells about being at a recent baseball game. Ray Noble is on…
Audio is a bit on the mushy side, and the show starts already in progress. Just in time for a commercial and a clipped song from Frank Parker. Jack tries…
Audio is staticky with a few record skips. Jack seems sleepy and worn out as he tells Don Wilson about his latest movie that is being made. Mary enters, and…
On location at Terminal Island, San Fransisco the cast joke about where they are from. Gracie is the big star of the audience since she is from San Fransisco. Frank…
Live, and on stage in Omaha Gracie and George joke about her political campaign, and dating habits. George announces the cast, including the announcer, Truman Bradley. Frank Parker sings, On…
The show opens with jokes about Gracie's presidential campaign, and her latest campaign stops. Frank Parker sings, Begin the Beguine. The cast all get ready to hit the campaign trail,…
Gracie talks about her zany relatives. Frank Parker is still mentioning his government job that Gracie promised him a few episodes back. Frank sings, Love Is In the Air. Gracie…