Groucho interviews a 70-year-old USO entertainer and a model, and a postal clerk and a cinema historical consultant.
Groucho interviews a 70-year-old USO entertainer and a model, and a postal clerk and a cinema historical consultant.
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.
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.
The McGees are throwing a party, and they borrow party supplies from all their friends.
A young teenage savant at the college has a crush on Mrs. Hall.
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".
At a carnival benefit, Gildy is drafted to fill in when the fortune teller doesn't show up.