The upper crust families in town are getting together for a party. Though Mel would like to attend, he's too big a disgrace for Colby to invite him. Insults fly,…
The guys make a singing entrance, but Dean isn't too happy with Jerry's musical skill. With joking aside, Dean sings, You Won't Be Satisfied. In their apartment, Jarry reads the…
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
Judy and Oogie get ready to go out to see a Frank Sinatra movie. She is infatuated with everything having to do with Frank Sinatra. Dad plays it as though…
Here's a special radio interview, just one week after Dennis had a birthday. It opens with a song from a Jack Benny episode, and a joke between Jack and Dennis.…
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…
The Riders of the Purple sage kick off with a song, Riding Down to Santa Fe. Singer, and Western star, Jimmy Wakely is featured in a drama written just for…
Mary approaches Boston Blackie about talking to a publisher friend. She wants him to plug a song that her cousin wrote. Blackie actually plays piano and sings a few bars.…
After attending a piano concert, Fibber is bent on taking lessons and becoming the next big musical star. Gale Gordon is the salesman in the music store. Where the Old…
Merry Christmas! Bonus Tracks: Keith shares some thoughts on the show, and the real service people who are featured in the show. Canadian Women Serving Overseas (CBC) Marietta McPherson. 431220…