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JB 46 12 08 599 Jack Buys Don Shoe Laces For Christmas

Heard
1946
Episodes
1

The Jack Benny Program (12-8-1946) In the first of the legendary Christmas shopping shows, which was thought lost until the 1990's, Jack has been having trouble deciding what to get Don Wilson for Christmas. ...Plastic tips or metal tips? Classic Christmas fun with the great Mel Blanc as the harried sales clerk!

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Jack Buys Don Shoe Laces For Christmas

    · 29 min

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  1. JB 46 12 08 599 Jack Buys Don Shoe Laces For Christmas

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