The second part of a four-part story. The Hornet is out to stop the numbers rackets that are run by "Mr. X."

"Rainy Night in Rio" - Bing Crosby; "He's Just My Kind" - Peggy Lee; "Go West Young Man" - Groucho Marx & Bing Crosby; "Oh, But I Do!" - Bing Crosby; "The Best Man" - Peggy Lee & Bing Crosby; "Old Lamplighter" - Bing Crosby & Skitch Henderson

The story of a little girl and her strange-but-unseen friend during the Blitz.

A Thanksgiving story about a tough ten-year-old boy who refuses to talk. Is it psychic shock?

Its Liz's birthday and she's at an age when she wants to forget about it but she doesn't want George to forget it! She rings his office to drop a hint and George mistakenly thinks that it is his mother's birthday and goes out promptly and buys her a flannel nightgown. Oh dear he manages to escape a disaster then realizes that he has invited his mother's friends over for a surprise party!

The first part of a four-part story. Lowery is kidnapped while reporting about a crooked labor strike, being run by "Mr. X."

"Huggin’ and Chalkin’" - Bing Crosby; "It's Loving Time" - Peggy Lee; "Wind 'Round My Heart" - Beatrice Lillie; "Medley: I Want To Go Back To Michigan (Down On The Farm)/Lazy" - Beatrice Lillie & Bing Crosby; "And So to Bed" - Bing Crosby

A Bogie-type gangster role and a very well-done story about a double-crosser in love with a "missionary."

A murder takes place on a farm, but it looks very much like an accident. The wealthy victim, confined to a wheelchair, fell two hundred feet into the "Angel's Grotto"...just one week after his latest marriage!

Liz's arithmetic is so bad, she goes to night school and winds up in a math contest.