
The Jack Carson Show, Vol. 1
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Comedian Jack Carson stars in sixteen of his radio-comedy-variety programs with guest stars and music to boot!
Jack Carson had a long radio career beginning in 1943 and ending in 1956. The Jack Carson Show also made the transition to television in 1954. On the radio and TV series, Carson played himself in a factualized version of his home life. Supported by Agnes Moorehead, Arthur Treacher, Normal Jean Nilsson, Irene Ryan, Jane Morgan, and Mel Blanc, the shows often included guest stars. Now, enjoy sixteen half-hour comedy episodes of The Jack Carson Show starring Jack Carson and all his gang.
1/1/47 - “Prepares for a Film Role”
1/8/47 - “Movie Magazine Interview”
1/15/47 - Guests George Burns and Gracie Allen
1/22/47 - “A Date with Irene Ryan”
1/29/47 - “Who Is Sending Threatening Letters?”
2/5/47 - “Hires a Bodyguard”
2/12/47 - “Fixing a Radio”
2/19/47 - “Tanya”
2/26/47 - “14 Days to Live”
3/5/47 - Guest Howard Duff as Sam Spade
3/12/47 - “Jack Writes His Will”
3/26/47 - “Ad in the Personal Column”
4/2/47 - “Unpaid Bills”
4/9/47 - “Baby at the Doorstep”
4/16/47 - “Taking Care of the Baby”
4/23/47 - “Lease Forbids Keeping a Baby in the Apartment”
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