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370103 | | More Buck Benny Rides Again |
370117 | | Bucks Mexican Adventure |
370124 | | Jack Practices the Bee |
370131 | | Nightmares of Fred |
370207 | | Jacks Violin is Stolen |
370214 | | Jacks Birthday |
370221 | | Buck Benny Rides Again pt2 |
370228 | | Jack Plays the Bee |
370307 | | Fight of the Century |
370314 | | Jack Benny vs Fred Allen |
370321 | | From New York Jack Plays His Father |
370328 | | The Train Ride to Hollywood |
370404 | | Back from New York |
370411 | | Guests George Burns and Gracie Allen |
370418 | | Lady Millicents Husband |
370425 | | Jack Wants to be Alone |
370502 | | Buck Benny Party |
370613 | | Marys Movie |
370620 | | Jacks Movie |
371031 | | The Devine Farm |
371219 | | Little Red Riding Hood |
380102 | | Leaving for SF Next Week |
380109 | | In SanFrancisco |
380116 | | Driving back from San Francisco |
380123 | | Scoop Benny |
380130 | | The Hurricane |
380206 | | Jack Oversleeps Through the Broadcast |
380213 | | Robert Taylor Plays Cello |
380220 | | How Old is Jack |
380306 | | Dons Fifteenth Anniversary on Radio |
380313 | | Death in the Nightclub |
380320 | | Preparing To Go To New York |
380327 | | In NY wFred Allen Kate Smith Harry Von |
380403 | | Returning to Hollywood |
380410 | | A Yank at Oxford |
380424 | | Snow White Seven Gangsters |
380501 | | Jacks Home Under Construction |
380508 | | Mothers Day Show |
380515 | | Murder in the Library |
380612 | | Artists and Models Abroad |
380619 | | Back Home In Indiana |
380626 | | Last Show Of The Season |
381002 | | Preparing for the New Season |
381009 | | Yellow Jack |
381016 | | Last Broadcast from the Old NBC Studio |
381023 | | Algiers |
381030 | | Jack Throws a Halloween Party |
381106 | | The Crowd Roars |
381113 | | Jack Steals a Girl From Phil Harris |
381120 | | Too Hot to Handle |
381127 | | Football with coach Flash Benny |
381204 | | Murder at the Movies |
381218 | | Returning To Hollywood |
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| One of the leading American entertainers of the 20th century, Jack Benny was known for his comic timing and his ability to get laughs with either a pause or a single expression, such as his signature phrase "Well!" His radio and television programs, tremendously popular in the 1940s and '50s, were a large influence on the situation comedy of today. CD1 contains 53 programs from 1937 and 1938. More CDs of Jack to come.
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You will receive a CD with the above Old Time Radio Shows. The Show files are playable on computers, mp3 players, IPODs or CD players that will play mp3 format. Some automobiles now have CD players that will play mp3. Be sure yours will play mp3 before buying this CD.
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