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JackBenny1941and1942

Heard
1941–1942
Episodes
63

JackBenny1941and1942

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Jack Is Late With No Script

    · 29 min

  2. City of Conquest

    · 29 min

  3. Herbert Marshall Hosts The Show

    · 29 min

  4. The Sponser Likes Herbert Marshall

    · 30 min

  5. Jack's Birthday wAndy Devine-H

    · 30 min

  6. Tee Pee Hotel

    · 28 min

  7. Climb to Taquitz Falls

    · 29 min

  8. Murder at the Raquet Club

    · 29 min

  9. Back from Palm Springs

    · 29 min

  10. Tobacco Road

    · 28 min

  11. Jack's Garden

    · 29 min

  12. Quiz Kids Versus Jell-O Kids

    · 29 min

  13. Jack Prepares for Appearance on Quiz Kids

    · 29 min

  14. Jack Upset About Appearance on Quiz Kids

    · 30 min

  15. Behind The Mike

    · 28 min

  16. NBC Tribute to Jack Benny on 10th Anniv

    · 29 min

  17. On the Set of 'Charlie's Aunt'

    · 30 min

  18. The Life Of Philbert Harris

    · 30 min

  19. From San Diego Naval Base

    · 24 min

  20. From New York

    · 29 min

  21. Columbus Day

    · 29 min

  22. Train to LA

    · 27 min

  23. Dive Bomber

    · 28 min

  24. Halloween wBasil Rathbone

    · 29 min

  25. Football Game

    · 29 min

  26. He Fumbled The Ball

    · 29 min

  27. Thanksgiving Day Dinner

    · 27 min

  28. Dr Jekyl And Mr Hyde

    · 27 min

  29. Mr Hyde and Mr Jekyl Pt 2 Pearl Harbor

    · 30 min

  30. New Year's Eve Party At The Biltmore Bowl

    · 26 min

  31. From March Field

    · 27 min

  32. All Musical Show Due To Death of Carole Lombard

    · 28 min

  33. The Fright Wig Murder Case1

    · 29 min

  34. The Fright Wig Murder Case2

    · 29 min

  35. Jack Complains About Fred Allen's Show

    · 29 min

  36. How Jack Spent His Birthday

    · 29 min

  37. From San Francisco at the Presidio

    · 29 min

  38. Jack is Mad about the Academy Awards

    · 28 min

  39. From San Diego Marine Base

    · 27 min

  40. Jack Talks About Lending Fred Allen $10

    · 29 min

  41. Jack and Phil Play Golf

    · 29 min

  42. The Minstrel Shows

    · 28 min

  43. Don Commercial

    · 29 min

  44. 'Try and Get it' Quiz Show

    · 28 min

  45. Don's Play

    · 29 min

  46. Jack Hawkins' Revenge

    · 30 min

  47. Jack Imitates Fred Allen

    · 25 min

  48. Last Show for Jello - Retrospective

    · 27 min

  49. 1st Grape Nuts Flakes Show 1st Show of 42-43 Season

    · 29 min

  50. At Barbara Stanwyck's House

    · 29 min

  51. Jack's Maxwell Goes to the Scrap Drive

    · 29 min

  52. Tales Of Manhattan

    · 28 min

  53. Jack And Phil Go Target Shooti

    · 25 min

  54. Jack the Sidewalk Inspector wAndy Devine

    · 29 min

  55. Twink Family Part One

    · 29 min

  56. Dennis Day's Girlfriend wDorothy Lamour

    · 29 min

  57. Twink Family Part Two

    · 29 min

  58. George Washington Slept Here Premiere

    · 30 min

  59. Liberty Ship

    · 28 min

  60. Phil Harris & The Band Join the Merchant Marine

    · 28 min

  61. Guests Gary Cooper, Benny Goodman Afrs 7

    · 31 min

  62. George Washington Slept Here

    · 30 min

  63. New Years Eve Skit

    · 24 min

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