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JackBenny19481949

Heard
1948–1949
Episodes
66

JackBenny19481949

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Rosebowl

    · 30 min

  2. Leaving For Denver

    · 25 min

  3. In Denver For The March Of Dim

    · 30 min

  4. Jack and Mary See Ronald Coleman Movie

    · 28 min

  5. Surprise Birthday Party

    · 29 min

  6. House In Palm Springs

    · 30 min

  7. Jack's Girlfriend Gladys Comes To Rehearsal

    · 30 min

  8. No Subject

    · 29 min

  9. Jack Loses Ronald Colman's Osc

    · 29 min

  10. Murder at the Racquet Club Pt 1

    · 28 min

  11. Murder at the Racquet Club Pt 2

    · 29 min

  12. Jack Dresses as Charlie's Aunt

    · 29 min

  13. Guest Star Frank Sinatra

    · 30 min

  14. Robert Taylor subs for Jack

    · 29 min

  15. The Egg and I

    · 30 min

  16. I Was Framed

    · 29 min

  17. Jack Leaves For Detroit

    · 31 min

  18. Don Wilson's weight - from Detroit

    · 28 min

  19. Last show of season - NY - Fred Allen

    · 28 min

  20. Listening to the World Series on radio

    · 29 min

  21. Sorry, Wrong Number

    · 22 min

  22. Jack Goes Trick Or Treating

    · 29 min

  23. Jack Hears An Echo - Sees Psychiatrist

    · 24 min

  24. Jack Tries To Reach His Advertising Agency

    · 28 min

  25. How The Gang Spent Thanksgivin

    · 29 min

  26. Jack Tries To Relax At Home

    · 30 min

  27. First Show For Cbs

    · 30 min

  28. Lunch at the Brown Derby w Jimmy Stewart

    · 22 min

  29. Jack's Scrapbook

    · 28 min

  30. Don Refuses to Sign Contract - Part 1

    · 30 min

  31. Don Refuses to Sign Contract - Part 2

    · 30 min

  32. guests Claudette Colbert and V

    · 28 min

  33. Jack Wants To Appear On 'Ford Theater'

    · 28 min

  34. Violin Lesson - Claude Reins (edited)

    · 23 min

  35. At the Race Track w Ronald Col

    · 29 min

  36. After The Races

    · 31 min

  37. Mary And Van Are Late

    · 29 min

  38. Spring Cleaning

    · 24 min

  39. Easter Parade

    · 29 min

  40. Jack Decides to Trade in the Maxwell

    · 29 min

  41. The Treasure Of Sierra Madre

    · 30 min

  42. Jack Is Upset With The Cast

    · 31 min

  43. Jack Loans Phil Harris $2000

    · 29 min

  44. The Champion And The Set-Up

    · 26 min

  45. Cast Introduced

    · 29 min

  46. 1st Show Of Season Beverly Hills Tour

    · 30 min

  47. Edward My Son

    · 23 min

  48. Guest Show

    · 30 min

  49. Taking Inventory - Jack hit on the head

    · 29 min

  50. Jack the spendthrift

    · 29 min

  51. Recovering From a Cold

    · 29 min

  52. Jack Is Recovering From Nose Surgery

    · 25 min

  53. Don's 25 Years In Radio

    · 29 min

  54. Jack Rides on a Yacht (edited)

    · 20 min

  55. Visit to a Movie Set w Ronald

    · 30 min

  56. Jack Goes to Rehearsal

    · 24 min

  57. Bridge Game

    · 24 min

  58. Guest Show

    · 29 min

  59. Texas Benefit - Guest- Frank Leahy

    · 29 min

  60. Pencil Sharpener For Jack

    · 29 min

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