McGee takes ukulele lessons for an Elks Club recital.
McGee takes ukulele lessons for an Elks Club recital.
Phil and Remley, taking advantage of the Arthur Godfrey-inspired ukelele fad, decide to give ukelele lessons.
Jack's in New York for his first television show, and staying at the Acme Plaza again. A reporter asks him to tell the story of how he met Ronald and Benita Colman.
Gildy hears that Peavey's wife needs an operation, and rallies the Jolly Boys to raise the money to pay for it.
The Old-Time asks the McGees to hide him, as he's on the run from the law.
Groucho meets a bachelor and a spinster, a baker and a housewife, and a clerk from a magic shop and a schoolboy.
Everyone's talking about Jack's recent movie, "The Big Broadcast of 1937". Next week's play, "Romeo and Juliet", is also discussed, until the sponsor tells Jack they can't do it.