A man who has just finished writing a symphony hears the exact same symphony on the radio. Then as the music finished, the announcer said, you have just been listening to Eulogy for Orchestra Opus 42 by Henri Lefevre. But who was Henri Lefevre?

Nobody seems to want Valentine, despite the time of the year.

Liz decides to help her maid Katy's romance with Mr. Nagley, the postman.

The city trolley line is being sabotaged by a competing bus line.

Costello is running for dog catcher of Glendale. Costello, the artist. Guest Benny Rubin converts the program into an audience participation show in a satire of, "Truth Or Consequences."

There's some nice detection by a newspaperman trying to locate a priceless-but-hidden mural.

The curator of a collection of artifacts has received a music box in the mail. Several other music boxes are then sent, each with a murder attached!

Liz has not been putting money in their Christmas Fund so she needs to find a job to make up the money.

Fight manager Hank Dolan is cheating his young boxers. Fight Commissioner Brill is also a crook. Kato is "on vacation" and is not heard.

The opening routine is about leap year and marriage. Guest Lon Chaney, Jr. and Costello battle over, "Honeysuckle Epstein."