The Halls of Ivy - May 31, 1950 - The Sexton Award

Toddy faces a babysitting emergency on the night he's to receive the prestigious Sexton Award.

Fibber McGee & Molly - May 30, 1939 - Escaped Convicts

While out for a walk, the McGees find out that criminals have escaped from the penitentiary.

Burns & Allen - May 29, 1940 - Sweeping Into Office

The show is broadcast from the San Francisco World's Fair.

Duffy's Tavern - May 28, 1947 - Miss Duffy's Coming Out Party

Bert Gordon, the "Mad Russian", is the guest star as Miss Duffy has her coming out party.

Our Miss Brooks - May 27, 1951 - The English Test

Connie's planning to have Mr. Boynton take her to a party at Stretch Snodgrass' house, but she finds out that Stretch's father will cancel the party if Stretch doesn't win an award for English.

Fibber McGee & Molly - May 26, 1942 - Uncle Dennis Disappears Part 1

When Molly's Uncle Dennis goes missing wearing McGee's best suit, they report the matter to the police.

Fred Allen - May 25, 1947 - Rudy Vallee and His Megaphone

Fred runs into Rudy Vallee at a record store.

Jack Benny - May 24, 1953 - Insurance Medical Exam

Rochester drives Jack to the doctor for an exam, as the sponsor is taking out a $2,000,000 policy on Jack. Guess who the doctor is?

Phil Harris/Alice Faye - May 23, 1948 - Back From Lake Arrowhead

Alice is going to a musicale, but Phil doesn't want to go. Phil sings "Lullaby of Broadway", and Alice sings "Slumming on Park Avenue".

Fibber McGee & Molly - May 22, 1951 - Fibber Runs Red Light

When McGee catches himself running a red light, he tries to turn himself in to the police.

Phil Harris/Alice Faye - May 21, 1950 - Driver's License Exam

When Phil and Frankie accompany Alice to her driver's license exam, they end up in a confrontation with a hostile policeman and find out that Phil's license is expired.

Jack Benny - May 20, 1945 - From San Francisco

The show originates from San Francisco shortly after V-E Day. Larry Stevens sings "Stars in Your Eyes"; Rita Hayworth and harmonica virtuoso Larry Adler are the guest stars.

The Magnificent Montague - May 19, 1951 - Big Ed McClune

To raise money for their mortgage, the Procenium Club distributes a punchboard, risking the wrath of a local mobster.

Duffy's Tavern - May 18, 1949 - Most Popular Bartender Contest

Archie tries to win a trip to Atlantic City by entering a contest to be declared the most popular bartender on Third Avenue.

Fibber McGee & Molly - May 17, 1949 - Doc's New Suit

The McGees take Doc Gamble to the Bon Ton to buy a new suit.

Burns & Allen - May 16, 1944 - George Tries to Sing His Way into Office

When George and Gracie hear about a candidate in Louisiana who won his election by singing, Gracie suggests that George try to win his local election by singing. Singer Lawrence Tibbett is the guest star.

Jack Benny - May 15, 1938 - Murder in the Library

After a routine about Jack having bought a horse, Andy Devine and Schlepperman drop by before the "Murder in the Library" sketch.

The Great Gildersleeve - May 14, 1944 - Who's Kissing Leila?

Gildy's friends plant doubts about his relationship with Eve, and they aren't resolved by a conversation with her. Then, when Leila comes to visit, Gildy can't resist kissing her.

Fibber McGee & Molly - May 13, 1941 - Salmon Dinner

Molly's old flame Otis Cadwallader sends a letter telling her that he's caught a record-breaking salmon and is shipping it to the McGees.

Fred Allen - May 12, 1946 - Sydney Greenstreet

Fred's monologue discusses the poaching of Dodgers players by the Mexican league, and everyone in Allen's Alley is talking about the opening of Coney Island. Actor Sydney Greenstreet takes part in a sketch set at a theatrical hotel.

Jack Benny - May 11, 1941 - NBC Tribute to Jack Benny on 10th Anniversary

To celebrate Jack's 10 years on radio, a musical tribute is presented. Unusually, Jack's actual age of 47 is mentioned.

The Great Gildersleeve - May 10, 1942 - Mystery Singer

Gildy tries to take over Judge Hooker's radio show by going on in disguise as a mystery singer.

Fibber McGee & Molly - May 9, 1944 - Alice Darling's New Boyfriend

Alice brings over her new boyfriend. They want to go dancing, but McGee tries to get them to keep him company.

Phil Harris/Alice Faye - May 8, 1949 - Hot Merchandise

When Alice sees an expensive coat she likes, Remley and Phil scheme to get it cheaper.

Jack Benny - May 7, 1950 - Jack Buys Suit for His Trip

After arguing with his PR man about not wanting to do crazy stunts on his upcoming tour, Jack goes with Mary and Rochester to buy a suit, where he meets the racetrack tout (Sheldon Leonard). Frank Nelson plays the tailor.

Our Miss Brooks - May 6, 1956 - New Girl in Town

A new female student is turning the boys' heads and making the girls fume.

Fibber McGee & Molly - May 5, 1942 - Sugar Substitute

With sugar in short supply because of the war, McGee tries to concoct a chemical substitute.

Duffy's Tavern - May 4, 1949 - Charles Coburn / Card Games

The guest is verteran actor Charles Coburn.

Jack Benny - May 3, 1942 - Cast Visits Jack at Warner Brothers

Ann Sheridan is the guest star as the cast viisits Jack on the set at Warners.

Burns & Allen - May 2, 1946 - Charles Boyer

The guests on this special one-hour show are Charles Boyer and Frances Langford. Dinah Shore, whose show normally followed Burns and Allen, had been scheduled to appear but developed laryngitis.

Gracie invites Boyer to appear in a play with the Beverly Hills Uplift Society. In a sketch, Gracie dreams she's married to Boyer.

Fibber McGee & Molly - May 1, 1945 - Briefcase Bronson Is on the Loose

McGee sees a wanted poster in the post office and hopes to catch the criminal. Of historcal interest, the program begins with a notice that if news of the death of Hitler is confirmed by Allied sources, the show will be interrupted.