"Old Gold Comedy Theater with Harold Lloyd" - November 26, 1944. "Clarence," starring Joseph Cotton. A soldier returns from the war looking for work, and ends up with an unusual job.

"Burns and Allen" - November 25, 1948. Episode titled "Thanksgiving Program." It’s Thanksgiving day as we look in at the Burns’ home, but that’s not the subject of discussion between George and Gracie. It seems that George is going to be the best man at a friend’s wedding, and he’s telling Gracie all about it…

"Burns and Allen" - November 25, 1948. Episode titled "Thanksgiving Program." It’s Thanksgiving day as we look in at the Burns’ home, but that’s not the subject of discussion between George and Gracie. It seems that George is going to be the best man at a friend’s wedding, and he’s telling Gracie all about it…

"Cavalcade of America" - November 24, 1947. Episode titled "U.S. Pilgrims." An amusing and charming look at the Pilgrim Fathers, as seen through the eyes of a modern immigrant. In a night school class, their teacher explains that the more you know about the United States and its history, the better citizen you will make. Subsequently, they discuss the first pilgrims. It’s a little like "Life With Luigi," but without Luigi! George Tobias, who was best known for his role as Abner Kravitz on the television sitcom "Bewitched," stars.

"Cavalcade of America" - November 24, 1947. Episode titled "U.S. Pilgrims." An amusing and charming look at the Pilgrim Fathers, as seen through the eyes of a modern immigrant. In a night school class, their teacher explains that the more you know about the United States and its history, the better citizen you will make. Subsequently, they discuss the first pilgrims. It’s a little like "Life With Luigi," but without Luigi! George Tobias, who was best known for his role as Abner Kravitz on the television sitcom "Bewitched," stars.

"The Aldrich Family" - November 23, 1952. Episode titled "Thanksgiving Turkey." It is the day before Thanksgiving, and Henry is having no luck getting the shopping done his mother has sent him for. Leaving it until the last minute is not a good idea, but it seems that he’s not the only one--and the trouble (and fun) begins when there is only one turkey left. Bobby Ellis is Henry, while Jack Grimes is Homer. House Jameson and Katherine Raht are Henry’s parents, who portrayed those roles for most of the 14-year radio run. Pictured are Bobby Ellis and House Jameson, with Barbara Robbins (who portrayed Mrs. Aldrich on television).

"The Aldrich Family" - November 23, 1952. Episode titled "Thanksgiving Turkey." It is the day before Thanksgiving, and Henry is having no luck getting the shopping done his mother has sent him for. Leaving it until the last minute is not a good idea, but it seems that he’s not the only one--and the trouble (and fun) begins when there is only one turkey left. Bobby Ellis is Henry, while Jack Grimes is Homer. House Jameson and Katherine Raht are Henry’s parents, who portrayed those roles for most of the 14-year radio run. Pictured are Bobby Ellis and House Jameson, with Barbara Robbins (who portrayed Mrs. Aldrich on television).

"The Harold Peary Show." Episode titled "Honest Harold the Homemaker." Originally broadcast November 22, 1950. Honest Harold is directing and starring in "The Story Of Miles Standish, A Story Of Thanksgiving."

"The Harold Peary Show." Episode titled "Honest Harold the Homemaker." Originally broadcast November 22, 1950. Honest Harold is directing and starring in "The Story Of Miles Standish, A Story Of Thanksgiving."

"The Great Gildersleeve" - November 21, 1951. Episode titled "Thanksgiving with Mikey." Who should be invited for dinner at Thanksgiving? The Great Gildersleeve has caught the Thanksgiving spirit--he invited little Mike from the children’s home. He even invited big bad Bullard to share his turkey, but Bullard insisted on not coming. Now, it looks like there will be several empty places at the table. Willard Waterman stars as Gildy.