Lum convinced grandpap he overcharged them in interest, and grandpap fled the store, not asking for any, Lum later felt bad for the trick and insisted on repaying him something,…
After the reward money has been paid, Squire is unaware that the gents are penniless. They had to repay everyone who loaned them money, and the interest took everything they…
Celebrating over the reward money, Lum and Abner tell how uncle Henry gave them a look, as though he was paying them out of his own pocket. They wonder why…
Back in the Jot Em Down Store, Lum is mad with himself over burning down the tent where his money was stored. Abner tries to console him, but they are…
Cedric joins his friends to learn about their night time excursion to find the robbers. It was too dark for them to find anything, so Cedric shares some tips on…
After a mishap, the gents soon clear their names and the hunt for the robbers continue. Lum isn't inclined to go tramping around the hills, looking for someone who is…
A bit of historical background is given for Life Magazine's covergirl of the week, Judy Garland, as she enters to sing, the Trolley Song. 500 service men are in the audience, and greet Judy as she announces her guests. Paul Whiteman, Les Paul, Lum and Abner, Jerry Kolonna, and more
The search for the robbers continue. Today, Lum and Abner set out to do their part to catch those city slickers who took their money. After looking for half the…
In the fire-damaged store, Lum is on the party line to report how grandpap rescued them from the fire. Is the tragedy a blessing in disguise? Abner is glad to…
When thieves love the store, the gents are bound, gagged, and locked in the store. Still tied, the gags are removed, but Lum and Abner have had a sleepless night…