Blue Ribbon Town
Title: guest jack benny
Air Date: 1943 ( November 21, 2024)
Plot: + The cast wants to quit Groucho's show and start work for guest Jack Benny. Sponsored by: Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer. CBS network. The makers of Maxwell House Coffee presents Good News of 1938 with special guest Jack Benny along with Fanny Brice, Hanley Stafford, Frank Morgan, Alan Jones, Maureen O’Sullivan, Director Jack Conway and Meredith Wilson and his orchestra. Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer presents Blue Ribbon Town starring Groucho Marx with his special Jack Benny. With Jack Benny visiting there’s plenty of excitement in Blue Ribbon Town tonight. Ready and eager to greet their famous guest are Fay McKenzie, Leo Gorcey, Bill Days, Robert Armbruster and his Blue Ribbon Blenders.
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Title: guest jack benny
Air Date: 1943
Plot: + The cast wants to quit Groucho's show and start work for guest Jack Benny. Sponsored by: Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer. CBS network. The makers of Maxwell House Coffee presents Good News of 1938 with special guest Jack Benny along with Fanny Brice, Hanley Stafford, Frank Morgan, Alan Jones, Maureen O’Sullivan, Director Jack Conway and Meredith Wilson and his orchestra. Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer presents Blue Ribbon Town starring Groucho Marx with his special Jack Benny. With Jack Benny visiting there’s plenty of excitement in Blue Ribbon Town tonight. Ready and eager to greet their famous guest are Fay McKenzie, Leo Gorcey, Bill Days, Robert Armbruster and his Blue Ribbon Blenders.
File: guest_jack_benny-1943-xx-xx.mp3
File Size: 6.73Mb

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Love that Jack! His radio show makes me laugh, he was quite the man!

Jane

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What a great entertainer. They just don't make them like that anymore. So glad Radio Spirits is out there to remind us how simple life was back then and that funny did not have to off color.

Carol

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Jack No. 1 in my book!

Lori

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Jack was truly one of the funniest men who ever lived. And yes, in those days humor had to be clever instead of vulgar. It's a matter of quality, and they had it back then--a much healthier mentality with wholesome laughter.

Shelley

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