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JackBenny1943and1944

Heard
1943–1944
Episodes
60

JackBenny1943and1944

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Bear Hunting

    · 28 min

  2. The Sixty-Four Dollar Question

    · 25 min

  3. Information Please

    · 28 min

  4. Housing Shortage McFarland Twins

    · 27 min

  5. Mr Benny Goes To Washington

    · 30 min

  6. From Quantico Marine Base, Virginia

    · 31 min

  7. Jack Is Late For The Program

    · 27 min

  8. From Toronto Canada

    · 29 min

  9. From Chicago - Monument for Jack

    · 31 min

  10. Kit Carson Benny with Bob Crosby

    · 28 min

  11. Burns&Allen

    · 28 min

  12. Return Of Phil Harris

    · 25 min

  13. Takes Cast To His Movie Lot

    · 22 min

  14. Murder At Midnight

    · 30 min

  15. Little Red Riding Hood

    · 22 min

  16. Jack Returns after Illness

    · 28 min

  17. Jack Opens Swimming Pool For The Season

    · 28 min

  18. Rochester's Horse In Kentucky Derby

    · 24 min

  19. Renting Eddie Cantor's House

    · 29 min

  20. Rancho Benny

    · 23 min

  21. Parachute Jump

    · 24 min

  22. Camel Comedy Caravan, Stolen Dog

    · 37 min

  23. USO Show From Cairo Egypt

    · 29 min

  24. Jack's African Trip 1st Show of Season

    · 28 min

  25. Casablanca

    · 28 min

  26. Algiers

    · 29 min

  27. Just Before Air Time

    · 28 min

  28. The Lone Palm

    · 30 min

  29. Jack Dreams He Is A Turkey

    · 30 min

  30. Dennis Wants A Raise

    · 30 min

  31. Jack Gets A Driver's License

    · 28 min

  32. Dennis' Mother Visits

    · 27 min

  33. New Year's Show

    · 28 min

  34. Jack Picks Up His New Camel

    · 29 min

  35. From El Toro Marine Base

    · 30 min

  36. From Camp Muroc

    · 30 min

  37. The Horn Blows At Midnight

    · 30 min

  38. Jack's Navy Service In WW1

    · 29 min

  39. From March Field

    · 14 min

  40. Winter Wonderland

    · 29 min

  41. Hollywood Canteen

    · 27 min

  42. From Lemoure Air Force Base

    · 28 min

  43. From The Naval Station at Livermore

    · 28 min

  44. Dennis Dreams He Has A Show

    · 29 min

  45. Jack Fixes His Sidewalk

    · 29 min

  46. The Road to Bali

    · 29 min

  47. Dennis Leaves For The Navy

    · 27 min

  48. Infantry

    · 31 min

  49. Split Personality

    · 28 min

  50. The Life Story Of Jack Benny

    · 27 min

  51. Jack Looks for Replacement Singer

    · 30 min

  52. Jack Offers Frank Sinatra Dennis' Job

    · 31 min

  53. From Gardner Field, Taft, California

    · 31 min

  54. Allen's Alley

    · 30 min

  55. Guest Show

    · 30 min

  56. From Corona Naval Hospital

    · 28 min

  57. How Jack and the Gang Spent Thanksgiving

    · 29 min

  58. From San Bernardino, California

    · 29 min

Where it comes from 1

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