Hour 1: Jack Benny - April 24, 1955. After a meeting of the Beverly Hills Beavers, Jack rents his Maxwell to 20th Century Fox to use in a movie. Also presented here is an episode of "The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show" dated April 24, 1949. Phil and Alice return to Twentieth Century Fox to make a movie. Motion pictures will never be the same!

"I Was a Communist for the FBI" - here is the debut episode from April 3, 1952. Matthew Cvetic (Sana Andrews) is told to memorize a list of various communist contacts. But when he has difficulty returning the list on short notice, his commie superiors become suspicious and contrive an elaborate "test." Also included is "Police Reporter #12 - The Case of Major Murray."

"I Was a Communist for the FBI" - here is the debut episode from April 3, 1952. Matthew Cvetic (Sana Andrews) is told to memorize a list of various communist contacts. But when he has difficulty returning the list on short notice, his commie superiors become suspicious and contrive an elaborate "test." Also included is "Police Reporter #12 - The Case of Major Murray."

Here is an episode of "Our Miss Brooks" starring Eve Arden, broadcast on April 22, 1951. A television set has been placed inside Madison High School. The Coulter Collection Agency soon claims the new television, right before Mr. Stone comes to inspect it. Also, here's an episode of "The Couple Next Door" from January 30, 1958 - "Planning the Family Reunion."

Here is an episode of "Our Miss Brooks" starring Eve Arden, broadcast on April 22, 1951. A television set has been placed inside Madison High School. The Coulter Collection Agency soon claims the new television, right before Mr. Stone comes to inspect it. Also, here's an episode of "The Couple Next Door" from January 30, 1958 - "Planning the Family Reunion."

Here is the final show of Bob Hope's radio series, broadcast on April 21, 1955. With appearances by Jerry Colonna and Bill Goodman, Bob tries to convince the "new" president of NBC (portrayed by Jim Backus) to hire him back next season. Also included is the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis show from April 21, 1953, with guest star Vic Damone.

Here is the final show of Bob Hope's radio series, broadcast on April 21, 1955. With appearances by Jerry Colonna and Bill Goodman, Bob tries to convince the "new" president of NBC (portrayed by Jim Backus) to hire him back next season. Also included is the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis show from April 21, 1953, with guest star Vic Damone.

Jack Benny Show (dated April 20, 1947) - the cast does its version of "The Egg and I." Also included is "Amos 'n' Andy" on the 1928 Presidential election from July 17, 1928, and "Lum And Abner" from April 20, 1953.

Jack Benny Show (dated April 20, 1947) - the cast does its version of "The Egg and I." Also included is "Amos 'n' Andy" on the 1928 Presidential election from July 17, 1928, and "Lum And Abner" from April 20, 1953.

Detective Sergeant Joe Friday is assigned to burglary detail. A string of safe burglaries breaks out in the city. In the past two months, thirty-five safes have been broken into. He knows there is more than one man in on the operation, but there is no lead to the thieves’ identity. It’s Friday’s job to get the. Also here is "The Police Reporter Episode 11 - The Case Of Ava Liboff aka An Extramarital Affair That Leads To Murder."