Grand Central Station, originally broadcast December 24, 1949. Miracle for Christmas. Mason Adams stars as an ambulance driver who is accompanied on Christmas Eve by a very unusual doctor. This was the traditional Christmas program of this long-running series. Also an adaptation of O’Henry’s Gift of the Magi, as presented on the Coronet Little Show, presented over Mutual on December 19, 1943.

Grand Central Station, originally broadcast December 24, 1949. Miracle for Christmas. Mason Adams stars as an ambulance driver who is accompanied on Christmas Eve by a very unusual doctor. This was the traditional Christmas program of this long-running series. Also an adaptation of O’Henry’s Gift of the Magi, as presented on the Coronet Little Show, presented over Mutual on December 19, 1943.

Hour 3 - The Edgar Bergen hour with Charlie McCarthy, originally broadcast December 25, 1955. Charlie and Edgar’s real life daughter Candy Bergen (Better known as Candace Bergen, of “Murphy Brown” fame) recite "The Night Before Christmas," In the Meet the People department Santa’s Helper Frank Fawcett is interviewed, Charlie tells the story of Red Riding Hood from the wolf's point of view. Prof. Kirkwood discusses "How To Enjoy Bankruptcy," a quiz titled "What The Devil Do You Do?"

Hour 3 - The Edgar Bergen hour with Charlie McCarthy, originally broadcast December 25, 1955. Charlie and Edgar’s real life daughter Candy Bergen (Better known as Candace Bergen, of “Murphy Brown” fame) recite "The Night Before Christmas," In the Meet the People department Santa’s Helper Frank Fawcett is interviewed, Charlie tells the story of Red Riding Hood from the wolf's point of view. Prof. Kirkwood discusses "How To Enjoy Bankruptcy," a quiz titled "What The Devil Do You Do?"

A Suspense Double Header. We open with an episode from December 21, 1958. Raymond Burr stars as a criminal just released from prison with revenge on his mind in a William N. Robson production of Out For Christmas. Then we follow with an episode from December 20, 1959 entitled A Korean Christmas Carol. The story of a strange G.I., his A.W.O.L. bag, and an even stranger Christmas battle. Bill Lipton and Lyle Sudrow star.

A Suspense Double Header. We open with an episode from December 21, 1958. Raymond Burr stars as a criminal just released from prison with revenge on his mind in a William N. Robson production of Out For Christmas. Then we follow with an episode from December 20, 1959 entitled A Korean Christmas Carol. The story of a strange G.I., his A.W.O.L. bag, and an even stranger Christmas battle. Bill Lipton and Lyle Sudrow star.

The Jack Benny Christmas Special from December 1956. Not much is known about this special, particularly the why and how. We have found the original program was sponsored by 3M, and evidence is this transcribed broadcast aired originally on December 2, 1956, but why the gang got back together is unknown. All we know for sure is that we get Jack doing one more Christmas shopping episode, sadly, without him frustrating Mel Blanc, who plays a delivery boy in this episode.

The Jack Benny Christmas Special from December 1956. Not much is known about this special, particularly the why and how. We have found the original program was sponsored by 3M, and evidence is this transcribed broadcast aired originally on December 2, 1956, but why the gang got back together is unknown. All we know for sure is that we get Jack doing one more Christmas shopping episode, sadly, without him frustrating Mel Blanc, who plays a delivery boy in this episode.

My Favorite Husband, originally broadcast December 23, 1949, 68 years ago. Christmas Caroling in a stolen sleigh. Liz is filled with the Christmas spirit. She tries to rent a sleigh and go caroling

My Favorite Husband, originally broadcast December 23, 1949, 68 years ago. Christmas Caroling in a stolen sleigh. Liz is filled with the Christmas spirit. She tries to rent a sleigh and go caroling