Guest is Brian Donlevy. The Blondettes sing a short version of, Thank Your Lucky Stars. Morning in the Burns home, and George is nervously pacing. The laundry hasn't been done,…
The Peter VanSeetin singers open with, Margarita. Fred Adlibs about his 67 page script and the warm weather. Town Hall news includes: a new flea extermination service. The latest fad…
Also featuring Dorothy Lamour. The Warner Jansen orchestra opens with, You Can't Take that Away From Me. Edgar Bergen and Charlie enter to discuss winning friends. How will Charlie manage…
The war is taking its tol in the form of gasoline shortages, but it doesn't stop Lou from his creative ideas for a substitute for his car. Ken Niles brings…
Phil is polishing his new English sports car in the garage, as Alice watches. The girls have their own comments to make. Everyone is excited about the new job working…
The Riders of the Purple Sage provide musical tallent with, Riding Down that Old Texas Trail. Then before the drama begins they return with, Cling to a Memory. The western…
Everybody is present, and has a hand in the show to be featured. Everybody is present on this farewell episode, except for Gene. The Cass County Boys and Blue Jeans…
Same as 461208EmerysMusicalle.mp3 Phil and alice return from a trip. phil checks on the girls who talk about his appearance once he leaves their room. Alice has plans for attending a…
Gene opens in song with: She's My Sunflower. Via Con Dios My Darling. In the bunkhouse Pat Buttram tells about his bus ride in London. Gene sings, Don't Call My…