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JACK BENNY (1945-1957) Disc 2

Includes extra files as guest in other shows

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Benny was born on February 14, 1894 in Chicago, Illinois and grew up in neighboring Waukegan, Illinois. He was the son of Meyer Kubelsky and Emma Sachs Kubelsky. Meyer was a Jewish saloonkeeper, later to become a haberdasher, who had emigrated to America from Poland. Emma had emigrated from Lithuania. Benny began studying the violin, an instrument that would become his trademark, when he was just six, with his parents' hopes that he would be a great classical violinist. He loved the violin but hated practice. By age 14, he was playing in local dance bands as well as in his high school orchestra. Benny was a dreamer and a poor student and he was expelled from high school. He did equally badly in business school and at his father's trade. At age 17, he began playing the instrument in local vaudeville theaters for $7.50 a week.

In 1911, Benny was playing in the same theater as the young Marx Brothers and whose mother Minnie Palmer was so enchanted with Benny's musicianship that she invited him to be their permanent accompanist. The plan was foiled by Benny's parents, who refused to let their son, then 17, go on the road, but it was the beginning of his long friendship with Zeppo Marx. Benny's wife Mary Livingstone was a distant cousin of the Marx Brothers.

The following year, Benny formed a vaudeville musical duo with pianist Cora Salisbury, a buxom 45-year-old widow who needed a partner for her act. This provoked famous violinist Jan Kubelik, who thought that the young vaudeville entertainer with a similar name (Kubelsky) would damage his reputation. Under pressure from Kubelik's lawyer, Benjamin Kubelsky agreed to change his name to Ben K. Benny (sometimes spelled Bennie). When Salisbury left the act, Benny found a new pianist, Lyman Woods, and re-named the act "From Grand Opera to Ragtime". They worked together for five years and slowly added comedy. They even reached the Palace Theater, the "Mecca of Vaudeville", but bombed. Benny left show business briefly in 1917 to join the Navy during World War I, and he often entertained the troops with his violin playing. One evening, his violin performance was booed by the troops, so with prompting from fellow sailor and actor Pat O'Brien, he ad-libbed his way out of the jam and left them laughing. He got more comedy spots in the revues and was a big hit, and earned himself a reputation as a comedian as well as a musician.

Shortly after the war, Benny started a one-man act, "Ben K. Benny: Fiddle Funology".[5] But then he heard from another lawyer, this time that of Ben Bernie, another patter-and-fiddle performer who also threatened to sue. So Benny adopted the common sailor's nickname Jack. By 1921, the fiddle became more of a prop and the low-key comedy took over.

Benny had several romantic encounters, including one with a dancer, Mary Kelly, whose devoutly Catholic family forced her to turn down Benny's proposal because he was Jewish. Benny was introduced to Mary Kelly by Gracie Allen. Later on, years after the split between Mary Kelly and Jack, Mary resurfaced as a dowdy fat girl and Jack gave her a part in an act of three girls: one homely, one fat and one who couldn't sing. This lasted till, at Mary Livingstone's request, Mary Kelly was let go.

In 1922, Jack accompanied Zeppo Marx to a Passover seder where he met Sadye (Sadie) Marks, whom he married in 1927 after meeting again on a double-date. She was working in the hosiery section of May's department store and Benny would court her there.[5] Called on to fill in for the "dumb girl" part in one of Benny's routines, Sadie proved a natural comedienne and a big hit. Adopting Mary Livingstone as her stage name, Sadie became Benny's collaborator throughout most of his career (according to Fred Allen's book on vaudeville, Much Ado About Me, it was a custom for vaudeville comics to put their wives into the act once married, in order to save on expenses and so that the marital partners could keep an eye on each other). They later adopted a daughter, Joan.

In 1929, Benny's agent Sam Lyons convinced MGM's Irving Thalberg to catch Benny's act at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. Benny was signed to a five-year contract and his first film role was in The Hollywood Revue of 1929. His next movie, Chasing Rainbows, was a flop and after several months, Benny was released from his contract and returned to Broadway in Earl Carroll's Vanities. At first dubious about the viability of radio, by this time Benny was eager to break into the new medium. In 1932, after a four-week nightclub run, he was invited onto Ed Sullivan's radio program, uttering his first radio spiel "This is Jack Benny talking. There will be a slight pause while you say, 'Who cares?'..."

EPISODES LIST

1945
450107 (534) Leaving for New York
450114 (535) Mrs. Nausbaum Invites Jack and Cast To Her Restaurant
450121 (536) Mary Tells About Jack's Visit To Empire State Building
450128 (537) From Mitchell Field
450204 (538) From St Albans Navel Hospital In New York
450211 (539) Boy Was I Seasick
450218 (540) From St Joseph, MO
450225 (541) From Fitzsimmons Hospital In Denver, CO
450304 (542) Jack And Mary Pick Up Their Bags At Train Station
450311 (543) How Jack Found Rochester
450318 (544) How Jack Found Mary
450325 (545) Murder Mystery
450401 (546) How Jack Found Phil Harris
450408 (547) From Torney Hospital In Palm Springs
450422 (548) Desert Sketch
450429 (549) First Performance of Professor La Blanc
450506 (550) How Jack Found Don Wilson
450513 (551) Jack is Going to San Francisco
450520 (552) From San Francisco
450527 (553) How Jack Met Mary
450930 (554) Steve Bradley Wants To Be Jack's Publicity Man
451007 (555) Jack Listens To The World Series On The Radio
451014 (556) Gaslight
451021 (557) Jack Dreams Of The Race Horse Texas Sandman
451028 (558) $85,000 Bet - Jack Gets Held-Up
451104 (559) Jack Is Sick In Bed After Being Robbed of $10,000
451111 (560) Joe Louis Acts as Jack's Bodyguard
451118 (561) From Buckingham Hospital In Van Nuys, CA
451125 (562) Tire Trouble
451202 (563) Steve Bradley Explains 'I Can't Stand Jack Benny' Contest
451209 (564) Jack is Invited to The Colman's For Dinner
451216 (565) Too Many Letters
451223 (566) The English Butler
451230 (567) End of the Contest

1946
460106 (568) Rose Bowl Game
460113 (569) State Fair Rehearsal
460120 (570) State Fair
460127 (571) Contest Winners
460203 (572) Contest Winners Names Announced
460210 (573) From Palm Springs, CA
460217 (574) Rochester Lost At Sea - Briefly
460224 (575) Palm Springs Shopping
460303 (576) Murder At Lone Palm
460310 (577) Lost Weekend
460317 (578) Dennis Returns from The Navy
460324 (579) I Stand Condemned
460331 (580) A Sad Soldier Is Discharged
460407 (581) Weekend at the Acme Plaza
460414 (582) Violin Practice Interrupts Ronald Colman's Rehearsal
460421 (583) Aboard The Saratoga 4 Days Before It Sank
460428 (584) The Kid From Brooklyn
460505 (585) Leaving For Chicago On The Train
460512 (586) Quiz Kids Contest
460519 (587) Fred Allen Asks Jack to Appear On His Program
460526 (588) Ed Sullivan Gives Jack An Award
460929 (589) Jack is Upset Because Phil & Dennis Have Their Own Shows
461006 (590) Jack Listens to The World Series
461013 (591) Jack And Mary Walk To The Studio
461020 (592) The Fiddler
461027 (593) Mary's 'Chiss Wheeze' Sandwich Fluff
461103 (594) Jack Tries to Break His Contract With The Sportsmen
461110 (595) Jack Gets A Haircut - More Trouble With The Sportsmen
461117 (596) Guests Ronald Coleman and Leo Duroche
461124 (597) The Killers
461201 (598) Jack Is To Appear On Phil Baker's Program
461208 (599) Jack Buys Don Shoelaces For Christmas
461215 (600) Jack Learns Don Has Metal Tip Shoelaces
461222 (601) Christmas Party at Birmingham General Hospital
461225 (XXX) AFRS Christmas Special
461229 (602) Jack, Mary, Gladys And Dennis Go To A Nightclub

1947
47xxxx (xxx) Unexpected_Guests w. Ronald Coleman
470105 (603) Guest Show
470112 (604) Gracie Wants to Listen To Jack on the Radio
470119 (605) I Was Condemned
470126 (606) Margie
470202 (607) It's a Wonderful Life
470209 (608) What Happens After The Show Goes Off The Air
470216 (609) Jack's Birthday Party
470223 (610) Jack Fires The Sportsmen
470302 (611) Jack Tries To Rehire The Sportsmen
470309 (612) Jack Tries to Find Replacement For The Sportsmen
470316 (613) The Sportsmen Replacement
470323 (614) The Sportsmen Are Hired Back
470330 (615) From San Francisco
470406 (616) Jack Tries To Get Goldwyn To Do 'The Life Of Jack Benny'
470413 (617) Jack Fixes a Phonograph And Buys A Baseball Team
470420 (618) The Egg and I
470427 (619) Leaving for Chicago
470504 (620) To the Train Station For Chicago
470511 (621) From Chicago
470518 (622) From New York
470525 (623) Allen's Alley
471005 (624) Jack Is Back From Sun Valley Vacation
471012 (625) Jack Fixes Breakfast
471019 (626) Golf Match at Hillcrest Country Club
471026 (627) Seventh Hole At Hillcrest Country Club
471102 (628) 'Dark Passage' Movie Skit
471109 (629) Corner Drug Store
471116 (630) Cleaning Jack's Den
471123 (631) Movie of Jack's Life - Thanksgiving Show
471130 (632) Turkey Dream
471207 (633) Jack Takes Violin Lessons and Goes To The Vault
471214 (634) Jack Has a Sprained Ankle
471221 (635) Last Minute Christmas Shopping
471228 (636) New Tenant

1948
480104 (637) Jack Tries to Get Tickets For the Rose Bowl
480111 (638) Going to Denver For March-Of-Dimes Benefit
480118 (639) In Denver for March-Of-Dimes Benefit
480125 (640) On the Train to Hollywood
480201 (641) Jack and Mary See Colman's Movie
480208 (642) Nightmare Alley
480215 (643) Jack's Birthday Party
480222 (644) From Palm Springs, CA
480229 (645) Jack's Girlfriend Gladys Comes To Rehearsal
480307 (646) Jack Benny is The Walking Man
480314 (647) Winner Of The Walking Man Contest
480321 (648) Academy Awards Are Discussed
480328 (649) Jack is Robbed of Ronald Colman's Oscar
480404 (650) Jack Wants To Borrow Bing's Oscar
480411 (651) From Palm Springs, CA
480418 (652) Murder at the Racquet Club
480425 (653) Charlie's Aunt
480502 (654) Guest Show
480509 (655) Ronald Colman's Oscar Is Returned
480516 (656) Robert Taylor Subs For Jack
480523 (657) The Egg and I
480530 (658) I Was Framed
480606 (659) Jack Leaves For Detroit
480613 (660) From Detroit - Don's Weight Is Discussed
480620 (661) From Cleveland Palace Theater
480627 (662) From New York
481003 (663) Jack Returns to America By Ship And Hears An Echo
481010 (664) Jack and The Gang Listen To The World Series
481017 (665) Sorry, Wrong Number
481024 (666) The Colman's Have Dinner At Jack's
481031 (667) Jack Goes Trick Or Treating
481107 (668) Jack Hears An Echo - Sees Psychiatrist
481114 (669) Jack Is Worried Because Mary Is Late
481121 (670) Jack Tries to Reach His Advertising Agency
481128 (671) How Jack and The Gang Spent Thanksgiving
481205 (672) Professor La Blanc Gives Jack a Violin Lesson
481212 (673) Jack Tries to Relax At Home
481219 (674) Jack Buys A Wallet For Don As Christmas Gift
481226 (675) Last Show For NBC

1949
490102 (676) First Show For CBS
490109 (677) Lunch at the Brown Derby
490116 (678) Jack's Scrapbook
490123 (679) Don's Contract
490130 (680) Don Still Won't Sign His Contract
490206 (681) Don Signs a New Contract
490213 (682) Jack's Birthday Is Tomorrow
490220 (683) The Horn Blows At Midnight
490227 (684) Jack Has a Music Lesson
490306 (685) A Day at the Races
490313 (686) After the Races
490320 (687) Mary and Van are Late
490327 (688) Spring Cleaning
490403 (689) American Heart Association
490410 (690) Dennis Dreams He's A Star
490417 (691) Easter Parade
490424 (692) Jack Decides to Trade In The Maxwell
490501 (693) The Treasure Of Sierra Madre
490508 (694) Jack is Upset With The Cast
490515 (695) Mary is Sick
490522 (696) The Champion and The Set-Up
490529 (697) Cast Introduced
490911 (698) Bus Tour Introduces The Cast
490918 (699) Edward My Son
490925 (700) Guest Show
491002 (701) Jack Takes Inventory Of His Pantry And Has A Memory Loss
491009 (702) Jack's Memory is Lost and Found
491016 (703) Recovering from a Cold
491023 (704) Jack Is Recovering From Nose Surgery
491030 (705) Don Wilson's Story Of 25 Years In Radio
491106 (706) Jack Rides in a Yacht
491113 (707) Last Week's Mistakes
491120 (708) Jack Goes to Rehearsal
491127 (709) Jack Spends An Evening At Home Playing Cards
491204 (710) Guest Show
491211 (711) Texas Benefit
491218 (712) Mary Buys Jack A Pencil Sharpener For Christmas
491225 (713) Rochester is Shocked By An Electric Alarm Clock

1950
500101 (714) Jack Can't Make Mary's Party And Is Stood Up By His Date
500108 (715) Dear Pooson Fluff
500115 (716) How Jack and Fred Allen Met
500122 (717) I Was Betrayed
500129 (718) To New York on The Train For The Heart Fund Benefit
500205 (719) Heart Fund Broadcast From New York
500212 (720) Allen's Alley Spoof
500219 (721) Jack Returnes On The Train To LA. Jack Plays Cards
500226 (722) The Whistler
500305 (723) Buck Benny Rides Again
500312 (724) Sagebrush Soap Contest
500319 (725) The Champion
500326 (726) From Palm Springs
500402 (727) From Palm Springs
500409 (728) Fifty Cents To A Bum
500416 (729) Jack Gets the House Painted
500423 (730) The Beavers Do The Show
500430 (731) Easter Show
500507 (732) Jack Buys A New Suit For His Publicity Tour
500514 (733) Mother's Day Gags
500521 (734) Jack Gets A Haircut To Look His Best For The Sponsor
500528 (735) How Jack Met His Cast
500910 (736) Back from London
500917 (737) In Venice
500924 (738) The GoldRush Of '49
501001 (739) The Maxwell is Stolen
501008 (740) Jack Listens To The World Series
501015 (741) Jack Dreams He Is Married To Mary
501022 (742) Dennis Tries To Borrow $50,000 Dollars
501029 (743) How Jack Met The Colmans
501105 (744) Coming Home On The Train And Playing 20 Questions
501112 (745) A Cup of Coffee, A Sandwich and Murder
501119 (746) Jack and Dinah In London
501126 (747) Jack Tries to Buy Tickets To The USC-UCLA Game
501203 (748) Grassreek Fluff
501210 (749) Murder at the Racquet Club
501217 (750) Jack Buys Don Golf Tees For Christmas
501224 (751) Beavers Come Over To Jack's For Christmas
501231 (752) A New Years Fantasy

1951
51XXXX (XXX) 20th Anniversary Banquet
510107 (753) King Solomon's Mines
510114 (754) King Solomon's Mines Part 2
510121 (755) Jack Goes To The Doctor For A Check-Up
510128 (756) Guest Show
510204 (757) Bank Robbery
510211 (758) How Palm Springs Was Founded
510218 (759) Jack Watches TV
510225 (760) I Was Coerced
510304 (761) Jack Goes to the Dentist
510311 (762) Rebroadcast
510318 (763) Jack Talks About His Illness the Previous Week
510325 (764) Sunset Blvd
510401 (765) Jack Leaves For New York To Do A TV Show
510408 (766) The I.R.S. Visits Jack
510415 (767) The I.R.S. Visits Jack
510422 (768) The I.R.S. Visits Jack - He and the Cast Go To The Circus
510429 (769) From Nellis Air Force Base
510506 (770) I Was Shanghaid
510513 (771) Jack Prepares To Go To New York To Do His 4th TV Show
510520 (772) The Cast is Dissatisfied With Their New Contracts
510527 (773) Jack Meets Speed Rigs At The Doctors Office
510603 (774) The Cast Sings The Commercial
510916 (775) Jack Returns From a Korean U.S.O Trip
510923 (776) Captain Horatio Hornblower
511014 (779) Jack Takes His Song To The Publisher
511021 (780) At A Nightclub To Hear The Sportsmen
511028 (781) Jack Loses His Song
511104 (782) George Jessel Tells Jack's Life Story
511109 JackBennyTribute - FriarsClubRoast
511111 (783) Jack Benny In 1971
511118 (784) Saturday's Hero
511125 (785) Jack and Mary See 'Golden Girl' With Dennis' Mother
511202 (786) Jack Buys Don Cuff Links For Christmas
511209 (787) Quadalajara Trio Sings Jack's Song
511216 (788) Jack Renews His Drivers License
511223 (789) Christmas Tree Decoration
511230 (790) New Year's Eve Date With A French Girl

1952
520106 (791) Suspense
520113 (792) Jack Gets a Haircut
520120 (793) George Burns Sings Jack's Song
520203 (795) Wolfe Gilbert to Publish Jack's Song
520210 (796) To New York to Publish Jack's Song
520217 (797) New York Symphony Plays Jack's Song - In His Dreams
520224 (798) Jack Tries to Buy Car
520302 (799) Guest Show
520309 (800) 4Th TV Show of the Season
520316 (801) Trying to Lose Weight In Steam Cabinet
520323 (802) The Academy Awards
520330 (803) My Navel Carrer
520406 (804) Jack Opens His Swimming Pool And Goes To The Dentist
520413 (805) Jack and Mary Walk In The Easter Parade
520420 (806) All Hands On Deck
520427 (807) Bend in the River
520504 (808) Jack Fixes the Phonograph
520511 (809) Roy and Rochester Clean
520518 (810) Down on the Farm
520525 (811) Jack Prepares For His London Trip
520601 (812) Jack Prepares For Houston And London
520914 (813) Phil Harris is Replaced By Bob Crosby
520921 (814) In Scotland, Jack Goes Shopping With Mary
520928 (815) High Noon
521005 (816) Scoop Benny
521012 (817) Jack Catches His Nose In A Gopher Trap
521019 (818) Jack Buys 20th Century Fox
521026 (819) Gossip Article On Jack
521102 (820) Treating With The Beavers
521109 (821) Jack Goes To The Doctor For A Vitamin Shot
521116 (822) Purple Pirate
521130 (824) Thanksgiving Pilgrims
521207 (825) Happy Time
521214 (826) Jack Buys A Gopher Trap For Don
521221 (827) Setting Up Christmas Tree

1953
530104 (829) The Dishwasher Is Broken
530111 (830) The Road to Bali
530118 (831) Jack Buys An Elephant Leg Umbrella Stand
530125 (832) Bets On Our Fancy
530201 (833) High Noon
530208 (834) Steak Ride
530215 (835) The Life of Bing Crosby
530222 (836) The Beavers Impersonate The Show
530301 (837) Off to New York City
530308 (838) The Snows of Kilimanjaro
530315 (839) How Palm Springs Was Founded
530322 (840) A Walk Through Beverly Hills
530329 (841) Mississippi Gambler
530412 (843) Missing Heir
530419 (844) Bob Borrows $500 from Jack
530426 (845) From San Francisco
530503 (846) From San Francisco
530510 (847) From San Francisco
530517 (848) I Flew To Mars
530524 (849) Insurance Medical Exam
530531 (850) Jack Listens to the Indy 500 on the Radio
530607 (851) Gondola In Venice
530706 (XXX) Jack Goes for a Walk
530823 (XXX) Reliving Vaudville
530913 (852) Back from Vacation In Hawaii
530920 (853) Return to Paradise
530927 (854) Polly Goes to the Psychiatrist
531004 (855) Leo and Jack Watch The World Series
531011 (856) Jack Tries To Sell His House
531018 (857) Wings of the Hawk
531025 (858) Jack Buys A G String
531101 (859) 4 AM Walk
531108 (860) All American
531115 (861) Jack Prepares for His TV Show
531129 (863) Thanksgiving Dinner
531206 (864) Jack Talks About His TV Show
531213 (865) Christmas Show From Palm Springs
531220 (866) Cactus Christmas Tree

1954
540103 (868) Jack Tries to Get Tickets to Rose Bowl Game
540110 (869) The Don Wilson Story
540117 (870) Jack Gets a Parking Ticket
540124 (871) Dennis Borrows $10 from Jack for a Tattoo
540131 (872) Guest Show
540207 (873) Dennis Is Told To Quit The Show By His Mother
540214 (874) Jack's 39th Birthday - Again!
540221 (875) Jack at the Train Station
540228 (876) From New York
540307 (877) Jack's Big Date
540314 (878) On the Train to Los Angeles
540321 (879) Jack Listens To 'Mean Old Man' on Radio
540328 (880) Jack and the Bean Stalk
540404 (881) Dennis Wants to Join The Air Force
540411 (882) Jack Hasn't Received His New Contract
540418 (883) Easter Parade
540425 (884) Jack and the Cast Hold A Seance
540502 (885) Jack Loses $4.75 at The Race Track
540509 (886) At The Beach
540516 (887) Jack Takes Date to Underground Restaurant
540523 (888) Jack's Trip to Las Vegas
540530 (889) Jack Buys A New Suit
540606 (890) Jack Goes to Dallas
540718 (XXX) Radio Show
540815 Ghost Of Diamond Jim Brady
540926 (891) Show Not Being Broadcast
541003 (892) Garden of Evil
541010 (893) Polly Goes To The Shrink
541017 (894) The Purple Pirate
541024 (895) The Drive-In
541031 (896) Sportsmen Are Fired
541107 (897) Jack Sees a Doctor
541114 (898) Dinner at Don's House
541121 (899) Jack Has a Cold He Caught At Don's House
541128 (900) Dennis Sees a Psychiatrist
541205 (901) Christmas Shopping
541212 (902) In Palm Springs
541219 (903) Christmas At Palm Springs
541226 (904) Day After Christmas - Dennis' Cold

1955
550102 (905) Rose Bowl Parade
550109 (906) The Elephant's Graveyard Mystery
550116 (907) Jack Doesn't Have A Script
550123 (908) At the Race Track
550130 (909) Beverly Wilshire Health Club
550206 (910) The Sponsor Gets A Million Dollar Policy On Jack
550213 (911) Surprise Party For Jack
550220 (912) The Beavers Do The Show
550227 (913) Television Wrestling
550306 (914) The Life Of Jack Benny Movie
550313 (915) Selling Jack's House
550320 (916) Jury Duty and Phone Trouble
550327 (917) Shooting of Dan McGrew
550403 (918) Ed and The Vault
550410 (919) Easter Stroll
550417 (920) Bob Hope & Jack Double Date
550424 (921) Renting the Maxwell To A Movie Studio
550501 (922) Love Letters - Jack Buys A Baseball Team
550508 (923) A Day At The Beach
550515 (924) A Friend at Union Station
550522 (925) Trouble With Twombly, Sound Effects Man

1956
5612xx Christmas Special

1957
570120 Jack Has A Cold - Repeat (541121-899)
570127 At The Race Track - Repeat (550123-908)
570310 Jack Sees a Doctor - Repeat (541107-897)
570505 The Drive-In - Repeat (541024-895)
570602 Dinner at Don's House - Repeat 1 (541114-898)
570707 Surprise Party for Jack - Repeat (550213-911)
570804 Dennis Sees a Psychiatrist - Repeat (541128-900)

GUEST APPEARANCES, INTERVIEWS AND TRIBUTES
42xxxx Command Performance
43xxxx Camel Comedy Caravan
44xxxx Command Performance
400324 Campbell Playhouse
450529 - This Is My Best
Amos & Andy - 491106
Behind The Mike - 41050x
Benny & Allen Feud #1 of 6
Benny & Allen Feud #3 of 6
Benny & Allen Feud #4 of 6
Benny & Allen Feud #5 of 6
Benny & Allen Feud #6 of 6
Benny's Golden Memories 001
Benny's Golden Memories 002
Benny's Golden Memories 003
Benny's Golden Memories of
Bill Stern Sports Newsreel
Bing Crosby - 531212
Bing Crosby Show 47-03-26 jack benny
Bing Crosby Show 48-03-03 Philco-JackBenny
Bing Crosby Show 50-xx-xx Jack Benny
Bing Crosby Show 54-03-26 Jack Benny
Bob Hope - 1948-11-09 Bob A
Bob Hope - 1949-12-06 With
Bob Hope, Jack Benny, & Dor
Burns & Allen - 1943-11-02
Burns & Allen - 1945-11-29
Burns & Allen - 1948-01-08
Burns & Allen - 1949-03-31
Camel Comedy Caravan - 1943
Campbell Playhouse 40-03-24
Command Performance
Command Performance - 1942-
Command Performance - 1944-
Commercial 1 - 1968 Jack Benny
Commercial 2 - 1968 Jack Benny
Dennis Day - Christmas Is F
Don Wilson Interview
Don't Touch That Dial - 001
Don't Touch That Dial - 002
Don't Touch That Dial - 003
Don't Touch That Dial - Don
Eddie Cantor - 1942-11-25 W
Eddie Cantor - 1943-06-09
Eddie Cantor - 1945-01-03 G
Eddie Cantor - 1947-01-30 G
Eddie Cantor - 1948-12-17 G
Fred Allen 37-12-22 benny
Fred Allen 49-06-26 Last Show
Friar's Club Roast 1970-01-
FriarsClubRoast-511109JackBennyTribute
Front Line Theater - Ham For
Front Line Theatre - 1944-0
George Balzer 1983 SPERD001
George Balzer 1983 SPERD002
George Balzer 1983 SPERDVAC
GI Journal - AFRS 087 Jac
Groucho Marx (An Evening With Groucho) - On Jack Benny
Gulf Screen Guild Theatre
Hollywood Is On The Air 193
Hollywood Is On the Air - C
Hollywood Is On the Air - L
Hotpoint Holiday - 4912xx
It's Time To Smile - 4801xx
Jack Benny 39th Birthday Tribute
Jack Benny - 1948-xx-xx Top
Jack Benny - The Jack Be001
Jack Benny - The Jack Be002
Jack Benny - The Jack Be003
Jack Benny - The Jack Benny
Jack Benny Interview Part 1
Jack Benny Interview Part 2
Jack Benny Show - Classic R
Jack Benny Writers 1984
Johnny Carson Half Century
KNBR Joan Benny Interview
Larry King - 1988-05-xx Fre
Larry King - 1990-12-15 Gue
Leo Is On the Air - Broadway
Love Thy Neighbor Premiere
Lux Radio Theater - 1938-09
Lux Radio Theater - 1946-12
Mail Call - 440105 AFRS
Mail Call - 450307 135
Mail Call - Jack Benny's Ve
Manhatten Radio Club - 1991
Mary Livingston Tribute
National Lampoon Radio Hour 1
National Lampoon Radio Hour 2
NPR - 1975-01-02 Tribute001
NPR - 1975-01-02 Tribute002
NPR - 1975-01-02 Tribute003
NPR - 1975-01-02 Tribute To
Pabst Blue Ribbon - 4510xx
Pabst Blue Ribbon - 1945001
Paramount - Big Broadcast
Paramount - Man About Town
Paramount Is On the Air - A
Phil Harris & Alice Faye
Philco Radio Time - 1947-03
Philco Radio Time - 1948-03
Radio - Bob Hope - 49-12-06
Screen Guild 401020 - Jack Benny
Screen Guild 440327 - Jack Benny
Sealtest Variety Theater
Special - 1983-05-28 WTTP D
Special - 1987-09-21 Frank
Special - 431125 Soldier
Special - 480111 Farewell
SPERDVAC Discussion of Jack Benny - 1
Suspense 51-04-05 Murder in
Suspense 52-06-02 Good and
Suspense 53-02-02 Plan X
Suspense 54-01-18 The Face
Take It Or Leave It - 42xxxx
The Comedy Show - 830601
The Curse of Jack Benny's Violin
This is My Best - 450502
Tommy Dorsey - 1938-07-28 G
Tonight Show - 1972-08-03
Tonight Show - 1974-01-23
Violin Routine with George
WCAU Joan Benny Interview
Your All Time Hit Parade

JACK BRACKITT AND JACK BENNY AUDIO HISTORY
000505 - Life of Jack Benny Part 1
000505 - Life of Jack Benny Part 2
000505 - Life of Jack Benny Part 3
000510 Jack Skills
000515 Jack As A Director
000520 Jack As An Emcee
000525 Jack Mistakes
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UNKNOWN DATES

Jack Benny - Football with the Beavers
Jack Benny - Racetrack

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