Oxydoras

Moldenhauer, Ernst

Australia

Stein, Haakon

John E. Mermis

Adam Dale

The Mothership Returns

Jack in Paris
Jack Is Invited to the Ronald Colmans

Stratmann, Jörg

Fritz Gazzera

Fencer

Singh

Günter

from District 5

Schwarz

Ishmael

Right-arm fast-medium

Max Geuter

In court, the judge is cranky because he was kept up all night by "some jerk playing the violin". Frightened to tell the truth, Jack confesses to cracking a safe.

Vibhavadi Rangsit

Dutch darts player

During the monologue, Jack Benny brings out Jack Webb and demands to know why his show paid Webb $5,000; he doesn't sing, dance, or play music, and he's not a real cop! After the commercial, Benny says that Dragnet is just like a Charlie Chan movie, leading to a sketch called Dragon-net: Benny plays Charlie, and Webb is Number One Son. It features a take-off of Edd "Kookie" Burns from 77 Sunset Strip and jokes about other detective shows on tv.

yes

German fencer

Wolfen, Germany

island of the priest

Jack is visited by IRS agents who want to go over his return; they can't believe that he spent only $17 on entertainment last year. Jack decides he may be too tight, and tells everyone to loosen up and spend more on themselves; he figures people will pay good money to hear him lecture on the subject.

Ripple Plaza at D Ground Park

Günter Stratmann

In the season premiere, Jack is nervous about a violin concert he's giving at Carnegie Hall. Trying to do some last-minute practicing, he distracted by a pair of locksmiths he called to open his basement vault; Jack has lost the only key. Alfred Wallenstein, the conductor of the Philharmonic Orchestra for Jack's performance, comes by to offer pointers. He hears little because of all the sawing and grinding coming from the vault. When the locksmiths resort to blasting, Jack plays on, oblivious to all the plaster and debris falling around him.

Ad Sinarum gentem

Müller

Shaun Young

D Ground

Olympic medalist in equestrian

Jack Locked in the Tower of London

Max

Bernhard Shirley Henniker Grant

Australian cricketer

TS Freiburg

Jack tells how he discovered "Chandu the Magician" in Ben Blue's restaurant and got him on his show. Jack puts Chandu out of commission, making it necessary for Jack to wear the hokey costume and masquerade as the magician. The act is a disaster, thanks in no small part to Jack's inept assistant, Dennis Day.

Singh, Jaswinder

The Jack Benny Program

Senft, Simon

Steifensand, Marc-Konstantin

Special guests: Ronald Colman and Benita Hume.

Easter Show

Mary hosts a reunion luncheon for her old co-workers at the May Company. In a flashback within a flashback, Mary says that Jack had first proposed to her after they'd been dating for only six weeks, but he backed down when he found out how much the ring would cost. After hearing how cheap Jack was, the co-workers throw the salad at him.

Ben Blue Show

Dick Van

Jones, Effie Neal

Scorpiodoras

Jack badgers network executives into letting him direct an episode of their prestigious drama series Playhouse 90. Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner are the unlucky stars who endure Jack's ridiculous instructions on how to play the scenes. The crew is not so gracious; they quickly grow tired of Jack's foolish orders, walk out, and leave him hanging — from a microphone boom.

Shaun

Dune Park (NICTD station)

Hausmann, David

Scotland Outer Hebrides

Jack is convinced he's a shoo-in to win a product slogan contest he enters. When he doesn't win the first prize money, he decides to sue the company sponsoring the product. Benny goes to a lawyer's office and finds the place is overrun with lunatics like Mel Blanc and Dennis Day. Frank Nelson plays the contest promoter.

Simon Senft

John Seymour Keay

Theiliseigh

Gerresheim, Tim

Kotzmann, Klaus

HRH Princess Vibhavadi Rangsit

bjarnar-øy

Ernst Moldenhauer

Montagu Douglas Scott

Beàrnaraigh Beag

Jens Gusek

Hausmann

Schrader, Heinrich

A writer visits Jack at home and hears the story of how Jack found Mary Livingstone in the fall of 1932: A brash, young Jack goes into the May Company department store to buy a shirt when hosiery counter clerk Mary catches his eye. He flirts shamelessly with Mary while she and her co-worker Sally give him a hard time. Finally, she agrees to meet Jack that evening for dinner, and the rest is history. While Jack is posing for photos with the writer, Don and the Sportsmen Quartet drop by; Rochester joins them for a song and dance number.

In the sketch — Death Across the Lunch Counter or Dial M for Mustard — Jack plays a diner owner who's nervous because murderers are on the loose in the area. Three suspicious men come in and two of them start to intimidate Jack, although they dance when the jukebox plays "Papa Loves Mambo." Jack shoots Day and Raft , and discovers that the third man is an interior decorator Jack had hired.
Note: this sketch was originally performed on radio in 1946 and 1950 .

The Sound of Gighay looking northwest from Càrais on Hellisay

Claud Andrew

Chesterton, Indiana

Rhinodoras

Ranslet, Arne

Strigel, Daniel

Heinrich Schrader

Bernhard Shirley Henniker

David Hausmann

Moore Regional Hospital, Pinehurst, North Carolina http://www.firsthealth.org/About%20FirstHealth/Moore%20Regional/index.htm

Eckhard

Melzig, Horst

http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/player/8457.html Cricinfo

Dick van Dijk

Stroh, Helga

Gerull

John Seymour

Heer, Gerhard

Helga Mees

Jack Goes to a Pasadena Fan Club Meeting

Gutheil-Schoder

Special guests: Dick Powell, Tony Martin, Fred MacMurray, Kirk Douglas, and Dan Dailey.

Hans Halberstadt

Right-arm medium

German opera soprano
Gutheil-Schoder, Marie

Mehl, Eberhard

Chicago Blackhawks arenas

George Burns drops by to visit Jack and Rochester. Benny and Burns both hate their Christmas gifts from Don Wilson — shotguns — and they call the announcer at home and complain. Don recalls, in a flashback, when he took the two comedians duck hunting: The pair were helpless in the wild and had nothing but problems, including a visit from game warden Frank Nelson.
Jack Paar Show

Fairmont, North Carolina

Steifensand

S. Main St., Newton, Mississippi

John George (California politician)

Klaus

n/a

Jörg

Jackie Gleason Show
How Jack Found Mary

The Jack Benny Program (season 10)

Germanus

Entire Cast Show

Member of Parliament for Elginshire & Nairnshire

Stratmann, Günter

Haß

Jack and Rochester are driven to the train station by a cab driver who keeps crying because he can't bear to say goodbye; he even follows Jack inside and buys him candy and flowers. In the station, Jack encounters Mr. Kitzel in a kilt, a young couple who won't stop kissing, a racetrack tout who tells him which train he should take, a PA announcer making ridiculous announcements, and Frank Nelson at the ticket window.

Geiwitz, Eugen

Arne Ranslet

Wilhelm

Centrodoras

Civil Rights Activist, Community Organizer, Food Services Provider and Counselor for the Four County Head Start Program

Tim Gerresheim

Young, Shaun

Adrian Germanus

live

Video game companies of Pakistan

Abel

Gerd May

Regionalism (literature)

Bjørn's island, from Norse

Samuel Schatzmann

Jack's Maxwell Is Stolen

Klaus Kotzmann

Albert Street

Effie Neal Jones

Daniel

Gary Crosby Show

Schrøder, Abel

Haertter

Thai princess

British Airways Cabin Crew Entertainment Society

Rochester informs Jack that his Maxwell automobile has been stolen. Unable to phone the Beverly Hills Police Department , Jack goes to the station; the receptionist asks if he has an appointment. The police hounds are French poodles, and the dispatchers play pop records between radio announcements; every time a Lawrence Welk tune plays, a bubble machine turns on and everyone dances.

Little Bernera shown within the Outer Hebrides

Faisalabad D-Ground Ripple-Plaza.jpg

Coles

Ingrid

Jaswinder Singh

Special guests: Spike Jones and George Burns.

Jack Paar asks Benny to fill in for him as host of The Tonight Show while Paar goes to Honolulu. Benny is hesitant, so Paar offers to show Jack how it's done. Dennis imitates Paar's frequent guest Charlie Weaver. In a running gag, every time someone says anything interesting, Paar interrupts for a commercial.
Special guests: Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner.

Lithodoras

Sears, Richard W.

Indian singer

The Jack Benny Program 30 Years in the Future
In his monologue, Jack informs the audience that Jimmy and Gloria Stewart begged him to come to their anniversary party. However, Jimmy is seen explaining to his wife that he couldn't stop Jack from inviting himself. Benny and his irritating girlfriend Mildred crash the intimate dinner party at a swanky Beverly Hills restaurant and drive the Stewart's to drastic measures.

Samuel

Gerhard

Schwarz, Friedrich

John

Segrave

England

Leptodoras

Richard W. Sears

Helga

Allium cernuum

Special guests: Dorothy Kirsten, Marge Champion, and Gower Champion.

bottom

Thomas Gerull

Rhynchodoras

Dale

Ranslet

Sens-Gorius

inline,title

Jack Webb Show
Natalie Wood / Robert Wagner Show

Rüdiger Müller

Yes; free for passengers

Special guest: George Raft.

Visit from the IRS

Dune Park

Lauchhammer, Germany

Schatzmann

Horst

Vibhananda Rangsit

Alabama and Vicksburg Railroad Depot

Eberhard Mehl

Abel Schrøder the Younger

Alberta iela 8 — 2

Horst Melzig

Dale, Adam

Stein

Eugen

Return to Forever – Returns

Haakon Stein

Arne Ranslet, 2003.
Løgstør, Denmark

Goodwin Knight / George Jessel Show

Tips / Saregama

Germanus, Adrian

Eugen Geiwitz

Friedrich Schwarz

Erk

Harry Truman Show

Jack Falls Into a Canal in Venice

Special guest: Groucho Marx.

Mary's May Company Reunion

Anduzedoras

Haß, Hedwig

Danish woodcarver

Extremaduran Coalition

At the end of the night, Jack and Mary catch a ride back to their hotels on a garbage truck.
The Jack Benny Program (season 7)

Special guest: Maurice Gosfield.

Daniel Strigel

Meall Meadhonach

pap-øy

Haertter, Klaus

Jörg Stratmann

American politician

As a result of the quiz show scandals, Jack says in the monologue that he's going to follow the new CBS policy of honesty, and admits that he's not really 39. Joyce Davidson tries to present the commercial, but Don and Jack keep interrupting her.

In the first of four episodes filmed on location in Europe, Jack and Mary visit London. While admiring the Crown Jewels, Jack is accidentally locked in the Tower of London overnight. Jack dreams he's in the 16th century, and that Henry VIII has mistaken him for Anne Boleyn's lover. The king plans to get revenge on Jack in the torture chamber, but Jack defeats the guards single-handedly and wins a sword fight.

Danish artist

Jaswinder

Trams in Nice

Alberta iela

Ilmenau, Germany

Bedroom Burglar

Amblydoras

Little Bernera

American activist

Astrodoras

The Hague

The main sketch is a talent show: Stanley Gropff does animal impressions, the Landrews Sisters sing and dance to "Did You Ever See a Dream Walking," and Judo champ Leon Salvadore takes on and is beaten up by six big men.

Halberstadt, Hans

Segrave, John

Pabaigh Mòr

Hedwig

Special guest: Bob Hope.
The last of the four European episodes: Jack and Mary visit Paris. Jack gets the hotel waiter to give him French lessons, but doesn't pay him; the waiter gets back at him by teaching Jack to introduce himself by saying , "I am Jack Benny. I drive a garbage truck."

Adam

Uists and Barra

Yes

Marc-Konstantin Steifensand

Last 32 2003

Movaya

Hellisay

Effie Neal Bouldin

Strigel

Platydoras

Jack's awaiting Jackie Gleason for a business meeting. Before Gleason enters the room, the June Taylor Dancers prance in and give him a huge introduction. Gleason and Benny are forming a production company to make movies. Jack thinks the films will star him, but Jackie has heard about The Horn Blows at Midnight and has different ideas. When the hotel manager calls to say he's coming up, Rochester starts throwing out the drop cloths and paint buckets; Benny puts a cap on Gleason and tells him he's the foreman.

Gazzera

Tim Cavanaugh, Stanley Clarke, Chick Corea, Geoff Kempin, Adam Mason, Bill Rooney, Terry Shand, Lenny White

You Bet Your Life

Klaus Haertter

Centrochir

Sens-Gorius, Erk

Segrave, John de

Claud Andrew Montagu Douglas Scott

Stuley shown within the Outer Hebrides

Dijk, Dick Van

Gerresheim, Timothäus

Trachydoras

Mississippi Landmark

May 1984

Recalling his Carnegie Hall performance, Jack has jitters before the show. Spike Jones drops in backstage because he couldn't believe Jack Benny was really playing there. Trying to relax, Jack dreams that Felix Mendelssohn compliments his violin playing. In a nightmare, the Devil offers to make Jack the greatest violinist of all time; naturally, there's a catch. Jack begins to play with the orchestra, but the conductor is replaced by Spike Jones. The orchestra begins playing wildly and Jack has to be carried offstage on a stretcher, still playing his violin.
Jack and Mary in Rome

Ishmael Flory

In the main sketch, Benny does a benefit concert in Kansas City, and Truman invites him to tour the Harry S. Truman Library in Independence, Missouri . Harry asks Jack's real age before of a portrait of George Washington. Jack is thrilled that the presidential seal is solid gold. At the closing, Truman's secretary cracks his office door to eavesdrop and hears a piano and a squeaky violin playing.

English Army officer

Hedwig Haß

Acanthodoras

Jack's monologue on his Emmy Award nomination is interrupted by Bob Hope. The two exchange insults and reminisce about their days as a vaudeville team. In the sketch, the two are a song and dance act auditioning in an agent's office for a gig. Benny plays "Tea for Two" while he and Hope exchange corny jokes. They take a job in Akron, Ohio working for nothing.
In the epilogue, Bob and Jack do a special version of Hope's "Thanks for the Memories."

Jack falls asleep during the monologue, and Don tells the audience why: Jack had been extremely nervous about the first show of the new season, and had encountered one disaster after another. Don had called in a doctor to calm Jack down; after telling Jack how lousy he was last season, the doctor gave him something that would make him sleep... for 10 hours.

Netherlands

Opera star Dorothy Kirsten, who will be performing in a benefit show with Jack next week, sings "I'll See You Again." Marge and Gower appear to promote their own series, which briefly alternated with Jack's that spring.

Grant, Bernhard Shirley Henniker

Dennis want to do an Elvis Presley number, but Jack says no; he wants to class up the show by performing a condensed version of The Mikado. Jack plays the Lord High Executioner, and Dennis is Nanki-Poo. Instead of singing the Japanese love song he's supposed to, Dennis starts doing his Elvis number while in costume.

Bangkok, Thailand

NICTD

Flory

Mees, Helga

Agamyxis

Marie

In this color episode, Jack takes a group of boys called the Beverly Hills Beavers to the fair. Things get off to a bad start; he has to be shot down when he holds too many helium balloons, he falls off the merry-go-round, and he succeeds in ringing the bell at the top of the strength meter only after one of the Beavers sticks a pin in his backside. Several times they run into Mr. Kitzel, who's a "utility player" working wherever he's needed. At one point, Jack steps into a lion cage, thinking the animal is Mr. Kitzel in a costume; it isn't. As Benny and the boys leave, they pass a hula girl show — and the girl is Mr. Kitzel!

Special guest: Alfred Wallenstein.

The second of the European episodes: Arriving in Rome, Jack is upset that the rush of adoring fans isn't for him but for opera singer Vittorio Rizetti. After a day of sightseeing with Mary, Jack seems to hear another man singing opera in the hotel room next to his. Thinking he'll make a fortune with an undiscovered singer, Jack quickly signs the man to a tour in the United States, not realizing that the man was simply listening to a record of Vittorio Rizetti.
Sean Connery briefly appears as a hotel porter.

Bonn, Germany

Gusek, Jens

Schatzmann, Samuel

Surat Thani, Thailand

Helga Stroh

Rüdiger

Four O'Clock in the Morning Show

Stula's Island from Norse

Keay, John Seymour

Jack's monologue is interrupted by Don, who has a purse found by an usher. Jayne Mansfield comes out of the audience to claim it, saying that the usher had snatched it from her and that it was a sneaky way to get a guest star.

Otto Schröder

Dick Van Dijk

Talent Show

true

The historic Alabama and Vicksburg Railroad Depot in Newton, Mississippi

Tenellus

Maurice Gosfield / Amateur Show

HSH Prince Piyarangsit Rangsit

A1V + A1V

George, John

Stuley

May

The main sketch in this episode is a remake of the one in episode Nº 13, "Jack Gets Robbed," including the bed/cradle and the live tiger in the safe.

Hellisay shown within the Outer Hebrides

Priyanandana Rangsit

Preparing for New York Trip

Left-hand bat

This show was broadcast live from the Naval Training Center in San Diego. Jack delivers a monologue full of military jokes, then he and Don talk about having been in the Navy. A gown-clad WAVE walks across now and then to "recruit" future sailors. Mel Blanc appears as Sy. Finally, Jack and several band members perform on the stage while Rochester sings.

Næstved, Denmark

Sears

Pabaigh Mòr shown within the Outer Hebrides

Losert, Ingrid

British philatelist

Special guest: Jayne Mansfield.
In a flashback, Rochester recalls the time Jack went to Ronald and Benita Colman's house for dinner; an invitation meant for the Colmans' friend Jack Wellington wound up on Jack Benny's doorstep. Mr. Benny showed up in gaudy white tie and tails; when Mr. Wellington showed up in a sweater and casual slacks, Benny thought that Wellington was an under-dressed party crasher.

Kalyptodoras
Thorny catfishes

Vernacular railroad

Orinocodoras

balls

Thomas

Special guest: Jack Webb.

Marc-Konstantin

Grant

Needing an ego boost, Jack has Rochester conduct a telephone survey to determine his popularity. Molly Bee plays one of the hicks who are questioned. George Gobel is a Kentucky hillbilly who, it turns out, is the only person in the U.S. who watches Jack, because Benny's is the only show that comes in on his TV. Don does the commercial as a Shakespearean soliloquy accompanied by Jack on his violin. Molly Bee sings "Have You Heard?"

In the sketch, George Jessel visits Jack at home to discuss details of the Friars Club banquet honoring Benny. Jessel, who will be toastmaster, reads Jack the text of his speech. When a reporter calls asking for details of the event, George ends up talking only about himself.

Arne

Adrian

Dick van Dijk (darts player)

Heinrich

May, Gerd

Löffler, Wilhelm

In the monologue, Jack reads the newspaper reviews of critics who liked his season premiere, while skipping the ones who didn't. Jack then hurries home for his weekly jam session with Tony , Fred , Dick , Dan , and Kirk . They avail themselves of the coin-operated vending machines in Jack's living room [including the one stocked with his sponsor's cigarettes]. The band plays "Basin Street", but Kirk keeps going into "Bye Bye Blues", the only song he knows.

Weimar, Germany

Kotzmann

Senft

George Gobel Show

Stratmann

Pterodoras

Simon

When Jack reads that Groucho is giving away $3,000 on You Bet Your Life, he becomes determined to win it . He disguises himself in a wavy wig and mustache, and comes on the show claiming to be a musician named Ronald Forsythe {Groucho ad-libs, "It was Rodney during rehearsal"}. When told that the "secret word" is something found in the home, Jack ignores Groucho's questions and names everything he can think of in his house. Thanks to a smart teammate , Jack is only one question away from the jackpot... but the question is, "Just how old is that lying bum, Jack Benny?"

Don introduces fellow announcer Harry von Zell who's in the audience. Jack, impressed with Harry's voice, asks him to do the commercial, which causes Don to quit and storm off.

Hypodoras

TBS Saarbrücken

Geuter, Max

Ingrid Losert

Abel Schrøder

Dune Park Station

Halberstadt
Hans

Sculptor, Ceramist

The Giant Mutiny

*Allium alatum (Schreb. ex Roth)
*Allium allegheniense (Small)
*Allium cernuum f. alba (J.K.Henry)
*Allium cernuum subsp. neomexicanum ( Traub & Ownbey)
*Allium cernuum var. neomexicanum ( J.F.Macbr.)
*Allium cernuum f. obtusum (Cockerell)
*Allium cernuum var. obtusum ( Cockerell)
*Allium cernuum subsp. obtusum ( Traub & Ownbey)
*Allium cernuum var. obtusum (Cockerell ex J.F. Macbr.)
*Allium neomexicanum (Rydb.)
*Allium nutans (Schult. & Schult.f.)
*Allium oxyphilum (Wherry)
*Allium recurvatum (Rydb.)
*Allium tricorne (Poir.)
*Calliprena cernua ( Salisb.)
*Cepa cernua ( Moench)
*Gynodon cernuum ( Raf.)
*Gynodon elliotii (Raf.)
*Gynodon rupestre (Raf.)

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stewart Show

Haakon

Schoder, Marie (birthname)

British Army officer

The Jack Benny Program (season 5)

Jens

BACCES

Hans-Peter Schulze

Special guests: George Gobel and Red Skelton.
After Dennis sings "On the Street Where You Live", the main sketch starts: Jack plays "The Fiddler" . Dennis plays an air-headed husband who doesn't realize his wife is cheating on him with his best friend. "The Fiddler" comments on the action and encourages murder and mayhem from the players. The sketch, originally performed on radio in 1946 and 1952, was later reused in episode Nº 232, "I Am the Fiddler."

Mannischeff, Eckhard

Beinn Mhòr

Allium cernuum in Anacortes, Washington

Effie Neal

Megalodoras

Special guest: Jackie Gleason.

Richard W.

Special guest: Harry von Zell.

Duke of Clarence

Schröder, Otto

Jack's Lunch Counter

Eckhard Mannischeff

Wilhelm Löffler (fencer)

Jam Session at Jack's

Doras

Jack Does Christmas Shopping Show

George Gobel appears to plug his series, airing on alternate weeks with the Benny program.

Andrew

2008 France rugby union tour of Australia

Storybook house

Geuter

Jack Is Arrested

CAE1FF

Erk Sens-Gorius

John Segrave, 2nd Baron Segrave

Jack and his loud and pushy girlfriend Mildred walk in the Beverly Hills Easter Parade. En route they meet many of Jack's usual agitators: Dennis Day, who sings "Easter Parade"; Don Wilson, dressed as an old lady in an Easter bonnet for the Lux commercial; Professor LeBlanc, Jack's violin teacher; the two old women who head the Pasadena chapter of Jack's fan club; and photographer Frank Nelson.

Wilhelm Löffler

In the skit, Jack meets with his sponsor's reps to renew his contract. The execs believe that it's Dennis Day who's getting the laughs. They want to replace Jack with a look-alike dummy that slowly turns his head like Jack doing a take. Benny tells the dummy about the problems it will have with the cast.

Strzałka, Mariusz

Hans-Peter

Chairman: Werner Schwardtmann

Gerhard Heer

Final Show of the Season

The Fiddler

Mannischeff

Place of burial

Mariusz Strzałka

Physopyxis

lady's leek or nodding onion

Special guest: Maurice Chevalier.

Jack searches for the stars of tomorrow with an amateur talent show. The talent that tests Benny's patience includes a tuba-playing boy who won't play, a sweet little lady who does a strip routine, and Howard McNear as mind-reader Fletcher Quill.
E066FF
Jack has just returned from a tour of the Far East, and has Don bring him onstage in a rickshaw. He says that in Japan they are watching American shows that are three years old. Benny didn't have the heart to tell them The $64,000 Question was rigged. Dennis Day sings "A Woman in Love."

Hope and Benny in Agent's Office

Frankfurt, Germany

George

Pop the question

After Dennis' performance of "Sinner Man", Jack attends a meeting of the Jack Benny Fan Club, Pasadena chapter, by the club's president and secretary; when Jack learns that they want him to play his violin, he gladly accepts. The club is made up of little old ladies, and Jack sits in the rocking chair of honor. The women swoon and faint with excitement when he plays "Love in Bloom." The gals put together their own swingin' jazz band and join Benny in "Swanee River / When the Saints Come Marchin' In."

Marie Gutheil-Schoder

Bowen, Margaret Davis
Margaret Davis Bowen

USMS

Jack goes to Bing Crosby's mansion to see if Bing will be on his show, even though he won't pay Bing's $10,000 fee. Bing's son Gary is at home, and he sings "I've Got the World on a String." Impressed, Jack wants Gary for the show, especially since he'll perform for $150. Bing hears about Jack's scheme and puts a stop to it. Desperate, Jack grabs their butler and takes him to the studio.
The Life of Jack Benny

Gazzera, Fritz

Town

Mehl

Nemadoras

Effie Neal Jones Civil Rights Activist

Genera
Doraops

Müller, Rüdiger

Seattle, WA

Opsodoras

Uists & Barra

Wertheimeria

Jack chats with Gisele MacKenzie, who sings "Mr. Sandman." Jack rushes backstage to his dressing room to find his missing violin; Rochester has hidden it in the air vent. Benny's attempt to tell a joke is interrupted by Don Wilson, who's leading a CBS tour across the stage. One man mistakes Benny for Ann Sothern. After showing she can play the violin, Gisele is challenged to do a duet with Jack. The two perform "Getting to Know You" and a reprise of "Mr. Sandman."

Montagu Douglas Scott, Claud Andrew

The Mikado

Gerresheim

Special guest: Harry S. Truman.

Otto

Schoder, Marie

Schröder

Doradidae

Geiwitz

Hassar

Commander in Chief (disambiguation)

Member of theAlameda County Board of Supervisors

Ossancora

Heinrich Schrader (fencer)

Franciscodoras

Pvt. Duane Doberman from The Phil Silvers Show impersonates Alfred Hitchcock, Charles Boyer, and Bette Davis.

Löffler

Public Schools of Robeson County, North Carolina

Jack and George are opposing candidates for the presidency of the Beverly Hills Beavers; George, who has a nephew in the group, became a candidate when he heard Jack was running. In the end, Jack and George each get only one vote; the winner is another celebrity who has a nephew in the group.

Anadoras

John Segrave

San Francisco, California, United States

Wireless

Platydoras armatulus

Mississippi

The third of the European episodes: Jack tells Rochester about his trip with Mary to Milan and Venice. In the flashback, Jack got to play a Stradivarius, but his terrible playing caused its value to instantly drop. Jack and Mary joined a tour group in a gondola, but Jack kept disrupting the guide's lecture with his rude behavior and his accidental falls into the canal; at one point he even tossed another American into the water.

List of Inghamite chapels

solo_singer

33 East U.S. Highway 12

Gerull, Thomas

Special guests: Jack Paar and Joyce Davidson.

Friedrich

Skyjacker

George Burns Show

Jasvinder Singh

Schrader

Stroh

Young

Melzig

Jack and Gisele MacKenzie's Violin Duet

Ad Sinarum Gentem

CINC (disambiguation)

Timothäus Gerresheim

In the epilogue, Jack brings Mel Blanc out and gives him his paycheck; Mel starts crying again.

Schulze

Special guest: Ben Blue.

After visiting the Eiffel Tower, Jack and Mary run into Maurice Chevalier, who invites them to join him for an evening on the town. In his usual clueless way, Jack embarrasses Mary and Maurice at a fancy restaurant. At a nightclub, the bandleader asks Maurice to sing, and he performs "Happy."

Eberhard

Rochester is typing the script for next week's show: Jack Benny's life story. Jack auditions people for the various roles, including a beautiful young woman to play his first girlfriend, and his actual first girlfriend to play his mother. He passes on a young boy who auditions to play Jack as a boy, instead choosing the pushy young boy who acts as the first boy's agent.

Special guest: George Burns.

Keay

Jack, who's been playing his violin at 2 a.m., is arrested for disturbing the peace. He's taken to the Los Angeles jail , where the inmates think he has the beautiful hands of a safecracker. Rochester brings a lawyer he found sitting at a desk on a street corner: Frank Nelson. Jack fires him.

Flory, Ishmael

Jack Takes Beavers to the Fair

Moldenhauer

Dijk

Rochester, after winning a crooked card game, takes the day off and leaves Jack stuck with the household chores. Jack then sticks Don with the work so that he himself can do some holiday grocery shopping. At the store, Jack encounters a surly fruit vendor, a racetrack tout, Mr. Kitzel, and an insulting clerk . After having had enough of Jack's inability to find anything, Nelson throws him into a shopping cart and pushes him around the store.

David

Special guests: Goodwin Knight and George Jessel.

Old Norse: island of the caves

Losert

Schulze, Hans-Peter

Jack is awakened at 4 a.m. by a phone call from Hank, the all-night DJ, who asks him an inane trivia question. Unable to get back to sleep, Jack is drowsy by the afternoon when Mary takes him to buy a new suit at a store managed by Frank Nelson. Falling asleep on his feet, Jack is mistaken for a mannequin, and he wakes up later to find himself in a window display, re-dressed and holding a fishing pole. When Jack finds out that Frank advertises on Hank's all-night radio show, he goes straight for Nelson's throat.

Forest Jones

Slogan Contest

Special guests: Leo Durocher, Beans Reardon, Chuck Dressen, Fred Haney, and Bob Lemon.

Alfred Wallenstein Show

Special guest: Gisele MacKenzie.

2003 France rugby union tour of Argentina and New Zealand

Schrøder

Bleeker, 1858

Member of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors

2014–15 ISU Speed Skating World Cup – World Cup 4 – Women's team pursuit

Bernhard Grant

Merodoras

Last 32 Group 2006

Gusek

Theta Piscis Austrini

Strzałka

Princess of Thailand

Hemidoras

Jack stages a baseball version of The Caine Mutiny: Benny is Alvin Dark, captain of the New York Giants. During the fourth game of the World Series, Dark stands up to tyrannical Durocher and is court-martialled. Haney, Reardon, Dressen, and Lemon are the judges, and Durocher rubs two baseballs together.

John George

George Gobel / Red Skelton Show

Jones
Pinehurst, North Carolina

Jack and Rochester are in New York, relaxing in the penthouse suite of the luxurious St. Regis Hotel. They're staying free, masquerading as painters; whenever the doorbell rings, they put on painters' caps and toss drop cloths around the room.

Ernst

Mariusz

Brookes

Dennis interrupts Jack's monologue because he's upset that George Raft got his dressing room. After a loud crash, Dennis' mother walks out to say that the room is now Dennis'; she just threw Raft out of it.
San Diego Naval Training Center Show

Albert Street, Riga

Mees

2002 France rugby union tour of Argentina and Australia

XM (disambiguation)

Special guests: George Gobel and Molly Bee.

George Burns / Spike Jones Show

Christian, Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church

Heer

Mobile Content Distribution & Services

HSH Princess Pornpimolpan Voravarn

Special guest: Gary Crosby.

Yes; bike rack

Fritz

Special guests: James Stewart and Gloria Stewart.

Local

Gerd

Tim