The Halls of Ivy: “Snowman”, first broadcast on February 10, 1950 on NBC Radio. Old-time radio comedy starring Ronald Colman as Dr. William Todhunter Hall, Willard Waterman as John Merriweather.

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Phil Harris, Alice Faye and their children are at home when a telegram arrives, announcing that Phil has been made a stockholder in the Fitch Company. Phil's excitement leads him to make grand plans with his friends Frankie and Curly, and he begins spending money he does not yet have. Phil's wife Alice is cautious about his plans. The episode is a comedy from the Phil Harris series, first broadcast on NBC on October 12, 1947, starring Phil Harris and Alice Faye, with Elliott Lewis and Gale Gordon in the cast.

With Phil Harris, Alice Faye, Frankie, Curly, William, Julius.

Listen for: Phil's news about his stock and his plans to spend money

First aired on October 12, 1947 on NBC.

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Rush Gook is up past midnight when his father, Vic Gook, returns home from a meeting and finds him sitting in his easy chair. Rush explains that Rooster Davis, a friend of his, is sleeping upstairs because relatives from Grand Rapids arrived unexpectedly at the Davis house. Vic is unsure about the arrangement and worries about how his wife will react when she learns of it. The story is part of the Vic and Sade radio series, first broadcast on May 11, 1939, with Bernardine Flynn and Bill Idelson in the lead roles. Vic and Sade is a domestic comedy following a small-town household in the Midwest.

With Vic Gook, Rush Gook, Rooster Davis, Rotten Davis, Roper Davis.

Listen for: Vic's growing exasperation as Rush explains that more Davis boys have ended up sleeping upstairs than he first admitted

First aired on May 11, 1939 on NBC / CBS / Mutual.

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Jack Benny: “The Count of Monte Jell-O”, first broadcast on January 6, 1935 on NBC / CBS Radio. Old-time radio comedy starring Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone as Mary.

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Miss Brooks, an English teacher at Madison High, receives a letter offering her a post at Sunnydale Finishing School, and her colleagues learn of it through Mrs. Davis, who read the letter by accident. Mr. Boynton invites Miss Brooks on a trip to his uncle's farm in Boonville to look for birds, a plan that causes gossip among the staff. Mr. Conklin and his daughter Harriet try to persuade her to stay, and Walter Denton is mixed up in a playful scheme. This episode of Our Miss Brooks was broadcast on CBS Radio on November 28, 1948, starring Eve Arden, Gale Gordon, Jeff Chandler and Richard Crenna.

With Miss Brooks, Mr. Boynton, Mr. Conklin, Mrs. Conklin, Harriet Conklin, Walter Denton, Mrs. Davis, Connie.

Listen for: Mrs. Davis reading Miss Brooks' letter, and the staff's reactions to the news that she may leave

First aired on November 28, 1948 on CBS Radio.

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Riley is persuaded by his overseas friend Herman Dugan to stand in as proxy groom for a wedding to Lily Mae Lightfoot, Herman's sweetheart. Her father, Wild Pete Lightfoot, an old-fashioned former cowboy, objects strongly, and the plan grows more complicated. Riley plans an elopement and enlists his family's help, including Uncle Baxter, who insists on coming along. The story is part two of the proxy wedding storyline in The Life of Riley, first broadcast on April 23, 1944, on the Blue Network/ABC and NBC. William Bendix stars as Riley, with Paula Winslowe, Hans Conried and Alan Reed in the cast.

With Riley, Peg, Herman Dugan, Lily Mae Lightfoot, Wild Pete Lightfoot, Uncle Baxter, Junior, Judge Pilky.

Listen for: Riley's attempt to elope with Lily Mae and the proxy wedding ceremony with Judge Pilky

First aired on April 23, 1944 on Blue Network/ABC, NBC.

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Lum and Abner: “Matrimonial Bureau Swamped by Mail from All over Country”, first broadcast on January 21, 1935 on NBC, Mutual, CBS, ABC. Old-time radio comedy starring Chester Lauck as Lum Edwards, Norris Goff as Abner Peabody.

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Jane Stacy and her roommate Irma Peterson face trouble after both lose their jobs in this comedy episode from My Friend Irma, first broadcast on CBS Radio on May 16, 1947. Marie Wilson plays Irma and Cathy Lewis plays Jane, with Alan Reed as Al and Hans Conried as Richard. Irma is dismissed by attorney John J. Clyde, Jane leaves her position after an office romance with her boss's son causes gossip, and Jane tries to find ready money by pawning her typewriter. The two women then deal with the results of their schemes and the choices they make about work and money.

With Irma Peterson, Jane Stacy, Al, Richard, John J. Clyde, Mr. Phillips, Joe.

Listen for: Irma's misreading of the situation and Al's schemes to raise money, including the pawned typewriter.

First aired on May 16, 1947 on CBS Radio.

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