Jack Benny - October 31, 1948 - Jack Goes Trick-or-Treating

On Halloween, Jack goes trick-or-treating with his youth group, the Beavers. Dennis Day sings "Down among the Sheltering Palms".

Fibber McGee & Molly - October 30, 1945 - Fibber the Sculptor

In a show from Toronto, McGee enters a sculpting contest.

Our Miss Brooks - October 29, 1950 - The Dancer

When Conklin hires an exotic dancer for a bachelor party, Connie mistakes her for Conklin's new secretary.

Jack Benny - October 28, 1951 - Jack Loses His Song

Jack has misplaced the sheet music for his unsaleable song, "When You Say I Beg Your Pardon, Then I'll Come Back to You". Ronald Colman and Benita Hume make another wonderful appearance as Jack's neighbors.

The Great Gildersleeve - October 27, 1948 - Gildy Proposes to Adeline

In order to improve his chances of adopting the foundling the family's been caring for, Gildy proposes marriage to Adeline.

Fibber McGee & Molly - October 26, 1953 - Fibber Gets Lost on the Train

While taking the train to visit Molly's Aunt Sarah, McGee heads to the club car, but then can't find Molly again. This is one of the 15 minute daily episodes without an audience, and the theme and music cues haven't been added to the recording yet.

Fred Allen - October 25, 1942 - Roy Rogers / Courting of Jenny Sugs

The News segment addresses the new war edict for Meatless Tuesdays. The announcer for this episode is Arthur Godfrey, who only lasted a very few weeks as Allen's announcer. Godfrey had some very negative things to say about him afterward, although not many people seem to have had trouble getting along with Allen.

Jack Benny - October 24, 1948 - Jack Invites the Colmans to Dinner

The Colmans try to get out of going to dinner at Jack's house. Ronald Colman and Benita Hume are the guest stars, of course, and Frank Nelson appears on the other end of a phone call by Benny.

Phil Harris/Alice Faye - October 23, 1949 - Sponsor's Formal Party

When the sponsor throws a formal party for Phil, a Pygmalion-type makeover needs to be done on Remley and the rest of the band. Alice sings "There's Yes Yes in Your Eyes"; Phil sings "Silas Lee from Tennessee".

Fibber McGee & Molly - October 22, 1940 - Gildersleeve's Diary

McGee reads through Gildersleeve's diary looking for dirt he can use.

My Favorite Husband - October 21, 1949 - Superstition

George tries to talk Liz out of her superstitions.

Jack Benny - October 20, 1946 - The Fiddler

The gang parodies the popular radio series "The Whistler". Dennis Day sings "Scarlet Ribbons".

The Great Gildersleeve - October 19, 1941 - School Pranks

When Leroy overhears Gildy and Judge Hooker reminiscing about pranks from their school days, he pulls one of his own.

Fibber McGee & Molly - October 18, 1949 - Community Chest Bazaar

McGee sells kisses - of himself - for $10 at the Community Chest bazaar.

Bob Hope - October 17, 1944 - Wheeler Infantry Base

In a show from Wheeler Infantry Base in Georgia, Frances Langford sings "Don't Get Around Much Anymore".

Jack Benny - October 16, 1938 - Last Broadcast from the Old NBC Studio

In the last show from the original NBC studios, Jack discusses his latest picture with Joan Bennett, "Artists and Models Abroad". Kenny Baker sings "I've Got a Date with a Dream".

Duffy's Tavern - October 15, 1945 - Charles Coburn

When actor Charles Coburn stops by the bar, Archie offers him a job.

Fibber McGee & Molly - October 14, 1947 - Teeny's Kitty Is Under the Porch

When Teeny brings her cat over to show to McGee, the cat gets frightened and hides under the porch.

The Great Gildersleeve - October 13, 1948 - Visit by Aunt Hattie

The children's Aunt Hattie comes to visit and takes over the whole house.

Jack Benny- October 12, 1947 - Jack Fixes Breakfast

After breakfast, Jack goes to visit the doctor, who of course turns out to be Frank Nelson.

You Bet Your Life - October 11, 1950

Groucho interviews two single youngsters, a trash collector and a housewife, and a woman who works at an employment agency and a yacht broker.

Fibber McGee & Molly - October 10, 1944 - Fibber Can't Find His Hip Boots

When McGee loses his hip boots, he asks all his friends if they've seen them.

Dennis Day - October 9, 1948 - Football Plays

When a rival football team steals Weaverville High's playbook, Dennis is drafted to steal it back. Dennis sings "Love Somebody".

Jack Benny - October 8, 1944 - Jack Offers Dennis' Job to Frank Sinatra

With Dennis Day having joined the Navy, Jack tries to hire Frank Sinatra as his new singer. Frank Nelson plays a radio announcer.

Fred Allen - October 7, 1945 - Charlie McCarthy's New Partner

Fred Allen returns to the air after taking a year off for health reasons. This episode features the first appearances of Senator Claghorn (Kenny Delmar) and Titus Moody (Parker Fennelly) in Allen's Alley. Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy are the guests, as Fred remembers when he agreed to become Charlie's new partner.

Burns & Allen - October 6, 1942 - Married but Single

Gracie tells George that she wants to recapture the romantic days of their courtship. Jimmy Cash sings "Serenade in Blue".

Fibber McGee & Molly - October 5, 1948 - Pressed Pants

When McGee stops off to have his pants pressed, he's stuck without them at the most inopportune time.

The Great Gildersleeve - October 4, 1942 - Planting a Tree

Gildy buys a cherry tree sight unseen, and has to figure out where to plant it.

Jack Benny - October 3, 1948 - Jack Returns to America by Ship

After Jack, Mary and Phil return home on the Queen Mary from their summer tour of Europe, Jack continues to hear people yodeling. Dennis Day sings "A Tree in the Meadow". Frank Nelson plays a radio announcer.

Fred Allen - October 2, 1935 - Once an Amateur

In this episode of "Town Hall Tonight", a satirical take on the news is followed by an amateur contest.

Fibber McGee & Molly - October 1, 1940 - Back from Vacation

The McGees' friends turn out to greet them when they return from summer vacation.