The Great Gildersleeve - March 31, 1946 - Doomsday Picnic

With the news full of depressing items, Gildy decides to take the family on a picnic.

Jack Benny - March 30, 1947 - From San Francisco with Jane Wyman

The gang performs the show from San Francisco with guest Jane Wyman, who had just been nominated for an Academy Award for "The Yearling".. Dennis Day sings "Wyoming".

You Bet Your Life - March 29, 1950

Groucho meets a circus wardrobe mistress and a doorman for a burlesque theater, a fireman and a housewife, and an engaged couple.

Fibber McGee & Molly - March 28, 1944 - Fibber Has Pneumonia

With both of the Jordans laid up sick in real life, the show focuses on the supporting cast, with former Wistful Vista resident Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve visiting, along with Leroy.

Burns & Allen - March 27, 1940 - Surprise Party Platform

Presidential candidate Gracie lays out the plans for her Surprise Party Convention.

Jack Benny - March 26, 1944 - Opening of Pool

Jack opens his swimming pool for the season.

Our Miss Brooks - March 25, 1951 - Boynton's Land Deal

Mr. Boynton makes a proposal to Connie, but it isn't the one she's hoping for.

Fibber McGee & Molly - March 24, 1953 - McGee's Lucky Day

When McGee weighs himself at Cramer's drugstore, the fortune on the slip says it's his lucky day.

Duffy's Tavern - March 23, 1943 - Susan Hayward and Frank Buck

Dissatisfied with his salary, Archie thinks it would impress actress Susan Hayward if he were a wilderness adventurer like Frank Buck, both of whom are guests at the Tavern.

Jack Benny - March 22, 1942 - Jack and Phil Play Golf

Phil challenges Jack to a golf match.

Bob Hope - March 21, 1950 - Bing Crosby / Cleveland Indians

The Indians, in L.A. for spring training, are in the audience for the show. Bob and Doris Day perform a sketch built around the song "Dearie, You're Much Older Than I". Bing Crosby sings "My Foolish Heart", and in another sketch, Bob visits Bing in the hospital.

Fibber McGee & Molly - March 20, 1945 - Fixing the Radio

McGee tries to fix the radio - without much success, as you can imagine.

Fred Allen - March 19, 1941

Fred interviews men in the street about the bus strike; the subject of the roundtable discussion is small talk by barbers or beauticians.

Jack Benny - March 18, 1945 - How Jack Found Mary

Jack tells the story of how he met Mary Livingstone. Frank Nelson plays a radio announcer; Larry Stevens sings "Don't You Know I Care".

Town Hall Tonight - March 17, 1937 - St. Patrick's Day Show

Fred Allen's feud with Jack Benny is discussed; the Mighty Allen Art Players perform a hillbilly sketch.

Fibber McGee & Molly - March 16, 1948 - Telegram from George Marshall

When McGee receives a telegram from the Secretary of State, he assumes he's being summoned to Washington.

You Bet Your Life - March 15, 1950

Groucho meets a pair of Irish people, a barber and a housewife, and an IRS agent and a Hollywood business manager.

Jack Benny - March 14, 1943 - Return of Phil Harris

Orson Welles hosts the show in place of an ailing Jack Benny, during the height of Welles' notoriety as a cinema and theater genius. Frank Nelson plays an accountant.

Burns & Allen - March 13, 1940 - Gracie's Triumphant Return

Gracie's given a big welcome upon her return from a presidential campaign stop in Washington, D.C.

The "Gracie for President" routine continued well into the summer of 1940, but it was retired when the show changed sponsors from Hinds to Hormel Spam on July 8 of that year.

Fibber McGee & Molly - March 12, 1940 - Fibber Takes Molly out to Lunch

McGee shocks Molly by offering to take her out to lunch.

The Great Gildersleeve - March 11, 1945 - Chairman of Women's Committee

Eve asks Gildy to take over as chair of the Red Cross women's volunteer group temporarily.

Jack Benny - March 10, 1946 - Ray Milland

Ray Milland is the guest star, fresh off his huge success in "Lost Weekend". In a sketch spoofing the movie, Jack plays Milland's brother and Frank Nelson plays a doctor. Larry Stevens sings "Come Closer to Me".

Phil Harris/Alice Faye - March 9, 1947 - Will Benny Renew Phil's Contract?

When Jack Benny says he wants to talk to Phil about next year's program, Alice wonders if he's going to be fired. Phil sings "How the Blues Were Born" and Alice sings "April Showers".

Fibber McGee & Molly - March 8, 1949 - The Elks Club Mortgage

As the financial officer of the Elks Club, McGee plans to oversee the burning of its paid-in-full mortgage.

You Bet Your Life - March 7, 1956

Groucho interviews a 70-year-old USO entertainer and a model, and a postal clerk and a cinema historical consultant.

Jack Benny - March 6, 1938 - Don's 15th Anniversary on Radio

Don's beginnings in the early days of radio are discussed, and Jack plays the new song "Thanks for the Memory" on the violin in tribute.

Our Miss Brooks - March 5, 1950 - Letter from the Education Board

When Walter finds an old letter from the school board criticizing the previous principal for using harsh discipline, he tries to make Mr. Conklin think the letter was sent to him.

Fibber McGee & Molly - March 4, 1941 - The McGees Throw a Dinner Party

The McGees are throwing a party, and they borrow party supplies from all their friends.

The Halls of Ivy - March 3, 1950 - Merton Savada's Crush

A young teenage savant at the college has a crush on Mrs. Hall.

Jack Benny - March 2, 1941 - Climb to Taquitz Falls

In Palm Springs, Jack rents a house and invites the gang over for a swim and then a hike. Dennis Day sings "It All Comes Back to Me Now".

The Great Gildersleeve - March 1, 1942 - The Fortune Teller

At a carnival benefit, Gildy is drafted to fill in when the fortune teller doesn't show up.