Amos n Andy, originally broadcast December 26, 1954, 63 years ago. New Years Eve Ball. The Kingfish sends Sapphire a phony invitation to the New Year's ball at the De Puyster's. Andy Brown just happens to have a real invitation, but needs dancing lessons. Arthur Murray just opened an uptown branch!

Amos n Andy, originally broadcast December 26, 1954, 63 years ago. New Years Eve Ball. The Kingfish sends Sapphire a phony invitation to the New Year's ball at the De Puyster's. Andy Brown just happens to have a real invitation, but needs dancing lessons. Arthur Murray just opened an uptown branch!

Phil Harris and Alice Faye show from December 19, 1948. Jack Benny plays Santa (for a price) for Phil's kids. Also Guest Star. December 18, 1955. The Meaning Of Christmas starring Red Skelton. Red plays the role of a talking Christmas tree.

Phil Harris and Alice Faye show from December 19, 1948. Jack Benny plays Santa (for a price) for Phil's kids. Also Guest Star. December 18, 1955. The Meaning Of Christmas starring Red Skelton. Red plays the role of a talking Christmas tree.

Henry Morgan from December 25, 1947. What if every day was Christmas? Also The Lone Ranger - December 24, 1947 - Mission Bells. Tex Jackson challenges a parson with a past. Brace Beemer stars as the Lone Ranger.

Henry Morgan from December 25, 1947. What if every day was Christmas? Also The Lone Ranger - December 24, 1947 - Mission Bells. Tex Jackson challenges a parson with a past. Brace Beemer stars as the Lone Ranger.

Columbia Workshop - The Plot to Overthrow Christmas - Norman Corwin's well-done story told in verse about the attack against Santa Claus was first broadcast in 1938. The source of this show is given as December 19, 1944. Also Fibber McGee and Molly go hunting for a Christmas Tree in a December 22, 1953 broadcast.

Columbia Workshop - The Plot to Overthrow Christmas - Norman Corwin's well-done story told in verse about the attack against Santa Claus was first broadcast in 1938. The source of this show is given as December 19, 1944. Also Fibber McGee and Molly go hunting for a Christmas Tree in a December 22, 1953 broadcast.

Lights Out, as originally broadcast December 22, 1937, 80 years ago. This was the traditional Christmas tale, written by the originator of Lights Out, Wyllis Cooper. Cooper’s trademark was seriously gruesome tales, too vile and icky to discuss in this writing. But this very gentle fantasy portrays three soldiers on a troop train in 1918. Also an excerpt from The Good News show, December 22, 1938 with Baby Snooks visiting Santa. Fanny Brice plays Snooks, while Hanley Stafford portrays her long suffering father.

Lights Out, as originally broadcast December 22, 1937, 80 years ago. This was the traditional Christmas tale, written by the originator of Lights Out, Wyllis Cooper. Cooper’s trademark was seriously gruesome tales, too vile and icky to discuss in this writing. But this very gentle fantasy portrays three soldiers on a troop train in 1918. Also an excerpt from The Good News show, December 22, 1938 with Baby Snooks visiting Santa. Fanny Brice plays Snooks, while Hanley Stafford portrays her long suffering father.