Featuring songs that topped the charts in December. Starting in 1946, and wandering through preceding years. Playlist: Glenn Miller - Jingle Bells. It Might As Well Be Spring. Trolley Song.…
Narrated by teen idol, Roddy McDowel. A tale of an orphan boy who can't speak. Always the object of abuse, and known only as A.U. (short for Hey You!) to…
A man desperate for cash has reached the point of being willing to do anything. Dennis Day is a bank clerk with a wife in need of great medical expense…
Just two days after Pearl Harbor, the show opens with war news updates. Bills have piled up, and Fibber sorts through them. A postcard isn't just an advertisement, it offers…
The man to fill the comedy gap, Ken Carpenter explains that Bing is the meat. What does Bing think of George Burns as the next big singer? Playlist Rudolf the…
At a family gathering, death makes an appearance. With Lamonte Cranston and Margot Lane on hand, they do their best to capture a killer. Is it the butler who did…
Offered a job as dog catcher, Fibber has to turn it down. Before Mayor LaTrrivia can leave, the Old Timer has a proposition for the McGee's and mayor. Will any…
Playlist: Adeste Fideles, O Come All Ye Faithful. (Bing Crosby, and audience) The Christmas Song, (Bing Crosby) Jingle Bells. (Bing, Skitch, Rhythmaires, and the Charioteers) White Christmas. (Bing Crosby) A…
Turning back the clock, Don shows how the cast celebrated Christmas on the train on the way home from New York. Rochester sings as he decorates, and jokes with Jack…