Hour 1: 'Jack Benny' - May 9, 1943. Jack lost $50 by betting on Rochester’s horse. Now Rochester’s in the doghouse but wants to go out on the town with Louis Armstrong... And George Burns and Gracie Allen - originally broadcast May 9, 1946. Gracie hires Harpo Marx as a snooping reporter to dig up celebrity dirt for her gossip column.

George and Gracie leave for the train station, departing for Omaha. George is expected to take care of Gracie's Aunt Clara (who's a kangaroo). However, Gracie has given away the tickets, and kangaroos are not allowed on the train. Also, 'Jack Benny' May 8, 1949 - Jack is mad at his cast’s mistakes.

George and Gracie leave for the train station, departing for Omaha. George is expected to take care of Gracie's Aunt Clara (who's a kangaroo). However, Gracie has given away the tickets, and kangaroos are not allowed on the train. Also, 'Jack Benny' May 8, 1949 - Jack is mad at his cast’s mistakes.

"Our Miss Brooks"-Mr. Boynton invites Miss Brooks to a barbecue, but will it be some private time for the two of them? Originally broadcast May 7, 1950. Also, "The Couple Next Door," originally broadcast February 17, 1958 - Betsy runs away. Hour 2 - "Inner Sanctum Mysteries."

"Our Miss Brooks"-Mr. Boynton invites Miss Brooks to a barbecue, but will it be some private time for the two of them? Originally broadcast May 7, 1950. Also, "The Couple Next Door," originally broadcast February 17, 1958 - Betsy runs away. Hour 2 - "Inner Sanctum Mysteries."

"I Was a Communist for the FBI" - The UnAmerican Activity from May 6, 1953. "The Party" is planning an attack against the House Un-American Activities Committee. When the Polit bureau of the American Communist party ordered his district leader to report to them in New York, Matt Cvetic was instructed to take over his duties. That was a week ago, and he’d heard nothing more from either the Polit bureau or his district leader. Cvetic was concerned because the closer you get to the top of the Red organization, the closer you’re watched--and he knew there was always a chance that he’d make a slip that could be fatal. Also, Bill Stern in "The Colgate Sports Newsreel" from November 23, 1949 with Frank Sinatra.

"I Was a Communist for the FBI" - The UnAmerican Activity from May 6, 1953. "The Party" is planning an attack against the House Un-American Activities Committee. When the Polit bureau of the American Communist party ordered his district leader to report to them in New York, Matt Cvetic was instructed to take over his duties. That was a week ago, and he’d heard nothing more from either the Polit bureau or his district leader. Cvetic was concerned because the closer you get to the top of the Red organization, the closer you’re watched--and he knew there was always a chance that he’d make a slip that could be fatal. Also, Bill Stern in "The Colgate Sports Newsreel" from November 23, 1949 with Frank Sinatra.

"The Aldrich Family" - episode originally broadcast May 5, 1949. Homer engaged to Agnes? It seems that Homer finds himself engaged against his will, and Henry tries to help him get out of it.

And here's "Easy Aces" #20 - First, Jane Ace asks Neff to postpone the trial so she can buy the appropriate clothes. Then she gives him her piece of mind about his push for an early start. “And after all the business we had,” she purrs. She meets his new young lawyer, Mr. Johnson, and becomes convinced to lend him one of Ace’s old suits. This is called blind justice.

"The Aldrich Family" - episode originally broadcast May 5, 1949. Homer engaged to Agnes? It seems that Homer finds himself engaged against his will, and Henry tries to help him get out of it.

And here's "Easy Aces" #20 - First, Jane Ace asks Neff to postpone the trial so she can buy the appropriate clothes. Then she gives him her piece of mind about his push for an early start. “And after all the business we had,” she purrs. She meets his new young lawyer, Mr. Johnson, and becomes convinced to lend him one of Ace’s old suits. This is called blind justice.

Here's an episode of "Academy Award Theater" from May 4, 1946. "Stagecoach" stars Clare Trevor in her original screen role and Randolph Scott in the role made famous by John Wayne. Also, we have "The Passing Parade - The Story of Franz Anton Mesmer."