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625 left column
  • The Best of Jackie Gleason
    Shows in (BW) from the 1950's. 6 hours of Gleason TV series.
626 left column
  • The Best of Jackie Gleason
    Another 6 hours of (BW) Gleason TV series.
627 left column
  • THE BEST OF GLEASON: THE STING II. (1983)
    w/ Mac Davis; Teri Garr & Karl Malden
  • The HONEYMOONERS ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 11/12/90
    w/ Audrey Meadows; Art Carney
    A CBS SPECIAL PRESENTATION. Highlights of classic 39 episodes.
  • HOW SWEET IT WAS 11/12/90
    w/ Art Carney; Jackie Gleason; Audrey Meadows
    Saluting a 24-karat specimen from television's golden age. (60 min.)
  • PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION. (1963)
    w/ Glynnis Johns & Murray Hamilton
  • PERFECT STRANGERS: spoof: THE HONEYMOONERS. 2/1/91
628 right column
  • BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN, (1940)
    Radio star on vacation. (BW)
  • MAN ABOUT TOWN, (1939)
    (BW)
  • LEGENDS OF LAUGHTER, 10/6/87
    Jack & Groucho remembered.
  • The Fifth Annual Television Academy Hall of Fame 1/23/89
    w/ Jack Benny; Burns & Allen; Huntly & Brinkley; Red Skelton; David Susskind; David Wolper.
  • THE JACK BENNY SHOW.
    (TV 1950's)
629 right column
  • Various Jack Benny TV Shows.
    w/ Eddie "Rochester" Anderson
    (BW) 1950's
630 right column
  • Various TV Episodes.
    (BW) 1950's-1960's
  • GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE. (1942)
    w/ Jack Benny & Ann Sheridan
  • MORE JACK BENNY TV SHOWS.
631 right column
  • A Love Letter to Jack Benny 2/5/81
    (BW)
  • JACK BENNY—Comedy
    w/ Connie Francis; Don Wilson
    14. Connie Francis plays the wife of a struggling composer (Jack). Announcer: Don Wilson.
  • JACK BENNY—Comedy (1954)
    w/ George Burns; Bing Crosby
    14. An episode from the 1950s series features guests George Burns and Bing Crosby.
  • JACK BENNY—Comedy (1963)
    w/ Robert Goulet
    14. Jack tries to win a beautiful girl away from Robert Goulet. Goulet sings "This Is All I Ask."
  • JACK BENNY—Comedy
    14. Jack is kidnapped and held for ransom.
  • JACK BENNY—Comedy (1957)
    w/ Peter Lorre; Joanie Sommers; Don Wilson
    14. Peter Lorre and singer Joanie Sommers are Jack's guests. Don Wilson is the announcer.
  • JACK BENNY—Comedy
    w/ Don Wilson; Dennis Day
    14. When Jack rashly fires his announcer (Don Wilson) he faces the task of finding a replacement. Dennis Day plays himself.
  • JACK BENNY—Comedy
    w/ Carol Burnett
    14. Carol Burnett dances to "The Stripper" and exhausts Jack when he tries to portray Tarzan to her role as Jane in a jungle sketch.

Transcription (raw)

## HEADING: ADVENTURE - TRAINS
Television Comedy

## LEFT COLUMN
625. The Best of Jackie Gleason
Shows in (BW) from the 1950's.
6 hours of Gleason TV series.

626. The Best of Jackie Gleason
Another 6 hours of (BW) Gleason
TV series.

627. JACKIE GLEASON:
THE BEST OF GLEASON: TV shows
THE STING II. (1983)
w/Mac Davis, Teri Garr & Karl Malden

The HONEYMOONERS
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
AUDREY MEADOWS HOSTS
SPECIAL GUEST ART CARNEY
INTERVIEWS WITH THE
ORIGINAL CAST AND WRITERS
A CBS SPECIAL PRESENTATION
HIGHLIGHTS OF
CLASSIC 39 EPISODES
"9PM CBS 5
11/12/90

HOW SWEET IT WAS
Saluting a 24-karat
specimen from televi-
sion's golden age.
"The Honeymooners"
was introduced in 1950
on the Dumont network's
"Cavalcade of Stars,"
the first TV series show-
casing Jackie Gleason. It
was conceived simply as an occasional sketch
about a blustery Brooklyn bus driver named
Ralph Kramden (Gleason) and his endearing
wife Alice (then Pert Kelton). It remained just a
sketch when Gleason moved to a CBS variety
hour in 1952. But by 1955 the success of the
sketches led to a half-hour series—the best sit-
com ever canceled after one season.

Art Carney, Jackie Gleason and
Audrey Meadows

In "Lost Baby," Ralph finds an abandoned infant
on his bus and brings the child home to the
Kramdens dingy apartment, lovingly entertaining
ideas of adoption in Quiz Show. Ralph gets a
comeuppance for calling Alice stupid.
Also: recollections from Art Carney, who
played the Kramdens' neighbor Ed Norton and
scenes from Honeymooners classics (60 min.)

11/12/90

PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION. (1963)
w/Glynnis Johns & Murray Hamilton.
PERFECT STRANGERS: spoof: THE
HONEYMOONERS. 2/1/91

HOW SWEET IT IS!

## RIGHT COLUMN
628. JACK BENNY
BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN,
Radio star on vacation. (BW) (1940)
MAN ABOUT TOWN, (BW) (1939)
LEGENDS OF LAUGHTER, (10/6/87
Jack & Groucho remembered.

The Fifth Annual Television Academy
Hall of Fame
1/23/89
Jack Benny
Burns & Allen.
Huntly & Brinkley
Red Skelton
David Susskind.
David Wolper.

THE JACK BENNY SHOW. (TV 1950's)

629. JACK BENNY (BW)
Various Jack Benny TV Shows. 1950's
w/Eddie "Rochester" Anderson.

630. JACK BENNY& (BW)
Various TV Episodes. 1950's-1960's
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE.
Jack Benny & Ann Sheridan. (1942)
MORE JACK BENNY TV SHOWS.

631. JACK BENNY SHOWS: (BW)
A Love Letter to Jack Benny 2/5/81

14 JACK BENNY—Comedy
Connie Francis plays the wife of a struggling
composer (Jack). Announcer: Don Wilson.
14 JACK BENNY—Comedy (1954)
An episode from the 1950s series features
guests George Burns and Bing Crosby.
14 JACK BENNY—Comedy (1963)
Jack tries to win a beautiful girl away from
Robert Goulet. Goulet sings "This Is All I Ask."
14 JACK BENNY—Comedy
Jack is kidnapped and held for ransom.
14 JACK BENNY—Comedy 1957
Peter Lorre and singer Joanie Sommers are
Jack's guests. Don Wilson is the announcer.
14 JACK BENNY—Comedy
When Jack rashly fires his announcer (Don
Wilson) he faces the task of finding a replace-
ment. Dennis Day plays himself.
14 JACK BENNY—Comedy
Carol Burnett dances to "The Stripper" and
exhausts Jack when he tries to portray Tarzan
to her role as Jane in a jungle sketch.