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(9/11/1967) Season 6, Episode 1. Lucy moonlights as Milton Berle's secretary. She overhears Milton rehearsing a torrid love scene and thinks that the comedian is cheating on his wife. Lucille Ball, Milton Berle, Ruth Berle, Mary Jane Croft, Ruta Lee, Director: Jack Donohue.

(11/5/1958) Season 1, Episode 5. Andy Griffith shares some of his folksy observations, and later plays a frontier psychiatrist to Milton's neurotic gunslinger. Milton Berle, Andy Griffith, Billy May, Tony Roberts, Jimmy Durante.

(4/3/1956) Season 8, Episode 10. Broadcast live in color from the USS Hancock stationed at San Diego, CA. Milton Berle, Harry James, Buddy Rich, Elvis Presley, Esther Williams, Arnold Stang, Director: Milton Berle.

(3/13/1956) Season 8, Episode 9. Milton and the gang perform live from Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. Milton Berle, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Denise Darcel, Arnold Stang, The Four Step Brothers, The Seven Ashtons, The Copa Girls, Ray Anthony and His Orchestra, Milton Frome, Ralph Young, Lt. Dusty Chowan, Mrs. Chowan, Colonel McGee, Hal Sawyer (Announcer), Director: Milton Berle.

(1/20/1953) Season 5, Episode 15. Molly Goldberg (Gertrude Berg) is matchmaking and unbeknownst to Milton, he is one of the targets. Milton Berle, Gertrude Berg, Ruth Gilbert, Arlene McQuade, Bobby Sherwood, The Andrews Sisters, Jimmy Nelson (Texaco Pitchman), Director: Greg Garrison.

(10/13/1953) Season 6, Episode 3. Milton demonstrates the trials and tribulations of hosting a variety television show. The story is told Dragnet-style, complete with Dragnet musical themes and stingers. Milton Berle, Vic Damone, Jackie Cooper, Dagmar, Denise Darcel, Ruth Gilbert, Milton Frome, Vinton Hayworth (Announcer), Director: Greg Garrison.

(12/8/1953) Season 6, Episode 9. Miltie is trying to talk his guests and cast into coming to the surprise party he's throwing for himself. Milton Berle, Peter Lawford, Carol Channing, Maria Riva, Ruth Gilbert, Arnold Stang, Jan Sherwood (Pitchwoman), Vinton Hayworth (Announcer), Director: Greg Garrison.

(12/30/1958) Season 5, Episode 14. Bob misunderstands Grandpa's conversation over the phone about his new pet monkey and thinks Grandpa has a young girlfriend instead. Bob Cummings, Rosemary DeCamp, Ann B. Davis, Dwayne Hickman, Lyle Talbot, Joan Tabor, Charles Cantor, Isabel Withers, Murray Alper, Bill Baldwin (Announcer), Director: Bob Cummings.

(12/9/1958) Season 5, Episode 11. Rumor has it that Bob is making a record album, but he knows nothing about this. Bob Cummings, Rosemary DeCamp, Ann B. Davis, Dwayne Hickman, Nancy Kulp, King Donovan, Kathleen Freeman, Rose Marie, Director: Bob Cummings.

(3/25/1958) Season 4, Episode 26. Bob's plans to spend an afternoon with a poetry quoting beauty (Patricia Cutts) are ruined by a friend (John Archer) who insists he join his quest to photograph UFOs and an unattractive lady birdwatcher (Nancy Kulp). Bob Cummings, Rosemary DeCamp, Ann B. Davis, Dwayne Hickman, Joi Lansing, Nancy Kulp, John Archer, Patricia Cutts, Charles Coburn, Bill Baldwin (Announcer), Director: Bob Cummings.

(2/23/1954) Season 1, Episode 22. Margaret's birthday is coming up, and this year she plans on maneuvering Danny into getting her the gift that she wants. Danny Thomas, Jean Hagen, Sherry Jackson, Rusty Hamer, Ben Lessy, Harvey Lembeck, Shirley Mitchell, Jacqueline de Wit, Marianne Stewart, Director: Sheldon Leonard.

(11/17/1958) Season 6, episode 7. Danny (Danny Thomas) fully expects to perform at Rusty's (Rusty Hamer) Cub Scout show for the third consecutive year and is annoyed at the thought of being asked again, until he finds he's been replaced by Jack Benny. Danny Thomas, Marjorie Lord, Rusty Hamer, Angela Cartwright, Jack Benny, Eddie Ryder, James Ronald Poe, Garry Duckworth, David Stewart, Bobby Mandolph, Director: Sheldon Leonard.

(4/8/1963) Season 3, Episode 28. Opie's (Ronny Howard) feelings of puppy love towards one of his classmates (Ronda Jeter) are unrequited. Andy Griffith, Ronny Howard, Don Knotts, Betty Lynn, Ronda Jeter, Director: Bob Sweeney.

(2/25/1963) Season 3, Episode 22. After Andy helps a young man (Pat Colby) with a troubled past get a job at a filling station, suspicions are raised around auto-related theft at the station. Andy Griffith, Ronny Howard, Don Knotts, Jim Nabors, Pat Colby, Willis Bouchey, Jack Shea, Johnny Silver, Director: Bob Sweeney.

(1/6/1964) Season 4, Episode 13. After Andy and Helen go exploring in a cave, it collapses behind them. They find another way out, but hear on the radio that Barney has mobilized the town to rescue them. Andy Griffith, Ronny Howard, Don Knotts, Aneta Corsaut, Warren Parker, Roy Engel, Joe Hamilton, Jim Nabors, Betty Lynn, Director: Richard Crenna.

(1/28/1963) Season 3, Episode 18. What do you do with a goat full of dynamite? Andy Griffith, Ronny Howard, Don Knotts, Parley Baer, Hal Smith, Forrest Lewis, Bing Russell, Director: Bob Sweeney.

(2/18/1963) Season 3, Episode 21. When a spoiled kid (Ronnie Dapo) moves to town, he thinks he can walk all over the townsfolk, including Andy and Barney. Andy Griffith, Ronny Howard, Don Knotts, Ronnie Dapo, Harlan Warde, Mary Lansing, Director: Bob Sweeney.

(1/21/1963) Season 3, Episode 17. Andy receives a letter from an ex-con (Leo Gordon) whom he shot in the leg, years ago, in a gas station robbery attempt. The ex-con writes that he is coming to Mayberry to set things straight. Andy Griffith, Don Knotts, Frances Bavier, Ronny Howard, Hal Smith, Leo Gordon, Dub Taylor, Jim Nabors, Director: Bob Sweeney.

(1922) Rhubarb Vaseline (Stan Laurel) is an inexperienced bullfighter who manages to successfully kill three bulls and subsequently become a local hero in this satire of Rudolph Valentino's classic film "Blood and Sand." Stan Laurel, Mae Laurel, Julia Leonard, Leona Anderson, Sam Kaufman, Wheeler Dryden, Director: Gil Pratt.

(9/25/1962) Season 12, Episode 1. Harpo Marx guest stars as a guardian angel for Red Skelton's hopelessly henpecked George Appleby. Red Skelton, Harpo Marx, Virginia Grey, Billy Gray, Dyan Cannon, Jimmy Cross, Jack Benny, Mahalia Jackson, David Rose and His Orchestra, The Modernaires, Art Gilmore (Announcer), Director: Seymour Berns.

(3/15/1960) Season 9, Episode 22. After Freddie the Freeloader (Red Skelton) and his pal Muggsy (Jackie Coogan) find an original Leonardo da Vinci painting at the city dump, an unscrupulous art dealer (Vincent Price) tries to swindle them out of it. Red Skelton, Vincent Price, Jackie Coogan, Byron Foulger, Earnest Sarracino, Jim Cross, David Rose and His Orchestra, Art Gilmore (Announcer), Director: Seymour Berns.

(9/27/1960) Season 10, Episode 1. Taped at the United Nations in honor of that organization's 15th anniversary, this program served as the opening broadcast of Red Skelton's 10th television season. Red Skelton, Art Gilmore (Announcer), Director: Seymour Berns.

(1/14/1969) In this segment from the show, Red explains the Pledge of Allegiance. Red Skelton, Director: Ed Hiller.

(1/18/1955) Season 4, Episode 18. Peter Lorre wants to become comedian and he wants Red to be his technical advisor. Red Skelton, Peter Lorre, Mary Beth Hughes, Muriel Landers, Mike Ross, Marian Carr, George Barrows, Ray Kellogg, Jack Boyle, James Gonzales, Beth Carter, Tex Brodus, William Meader, Perk Lazelle, Director: Jack Donohue.

(1/4/1955) Season 4, Episode 16. Red and his butler, Reggie, accidentally discover a chemical formula that destroys smog. Gangster "Mr. Lasagne" gets wind of the discovery and tries to steal the formula. Red Skelton, George Raft, Reginald Denny, Rex Evans, Mike Ross, Ray Kellogg, Thayer Roberts, Vici Raaf, Georgine Darcy, Jack Boyle, James Gonzales, Dick Humphreys, David Rose and His Orchestra, Bob Lamond (Announcer), Director: Jack Donohue.

(3/5/1957) Season 6, Episode 21. The Kadiddlehoppers are dismayed at the black gooey stuff on their land until they learn that it is oil. Red Skelton, Jan Arvan, Carol Channing, Seymour Berns, Richard Deacon, Peter Lorre, Art Gilmore (Announcer), David Rose and His Orchestra, Director: Seymour Berns.

(10/21/1955) Season 4, Episode 6. Riley has been bitten by the "do it yourself" bug. Wlliam Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, George O'Hanlon, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, Florence Sundstrom, Henry 'Bomber' Kulky, Ralph Sanford, Herb Vigran, Michael Ross, Gene Roth, Director: Abby Berlin.

(11/2/1956) Season 5, Episode 8. Riley fears that Junior's association with hot-rodders is turning him into a juvenile delinquent. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Wes Morgan, Henry 'Bomber' Kulky, Hildegarde Halliday, Guinn Williams, Bert Wheeler, Douglass Dumbrille, Director: Abby Berlin.

(9/25/1953) Season 2, Episode 2. Riley buys an old horse to save it from the dog food factory. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, Gloria Blondell, Frank Jenks, Andrew Tombes, Joe Devlin, Willa Pearl Curtis, Nacho Galindo, King, the Wonderhorse, Director: Abby Berlin.

(5/1/1953) Season 1, Episode 18. The company president's decision to have a testimonial dinner in his honor, gives Riley delusions of grandeur. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, Douglas Dumbrille, Robert Sweeney, Emory Parnell, Pat Flaherty, Voice: George Fenneman, Director: Abby Berlin.

(3/27/1953) Season 1, Episode 13. Riley's family is selected to appear in a radio program that brings parents and children together for a family reunion - and plants hidden microphones throughout the house to capture their unrehearsed reactions to the event. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, James Gleason, Sarah Padden, Emory Parnell, Bobby Watson, Guy Mannering, Director: Abby Berlin.

(4/3/1953) Season 1, Episode 14. Riley tries supplementing his wages by buying a hamburger stand. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Wes Morgan, Gloria Blondell, Donna Corcoran, Directed by Les Goodwins.

(11/20/1953) Season 2, Episode 10. Riley desperately wants the job of temporary foreman at the aircraft plant. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, Gloria Blondell, Percy Helton, Herb Vigran, Tim Ryan.

(12/4/1953) Season 2, episode 12. Rumor has it that Riley and Peg have split up. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, Gloria Blondell, Emory Parnell, Frank Ferguson, Renie Riano, Dian Fauntelle, Douglas Fowley.

(6/4/1954) Season 2, episode 37. On their wedding anniversary, Riley and Peg plan surprise parties for each other. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, George O'Hanlon, Florence Sundstrom, Henry "Bomber" Kulky, Jay Brooks, Sterling Holloway, Directed by Abby Berlin.

(4/10/1953) Season 1, Episode 15. Feeling that their families don't sufficiently appreciate them, Riley and Gillis decide to spend their vacation camping at a remote mountain cabin. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, Veda Ann Borg, Directed by Abby Berlin.

(2/19/54) Season 2, Episode 22. Riley is a bundle of nerves, after he promises his boss, Mr. Cunningham, that he'll get a football player to escort his big homely niece to the school dance. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, Sterling Holloway, Gloria Blondell, Henry Kulky, Douglass Dumbrille, Lou Leonard, Anne Barton, Leonard Cary, Directed by Abby Berlin.

(1/1/1954) Season 2, Episode 15. Junior is boxing in an athletic exhibition at school and Riley decides to train him. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, Emory Parnell, Lou Nova, Lela Bliss, Directed by Abby Berlin.

(4/10/1953) Season 1, Episode 16. When Riley finds two banquet tickets discarded by his boss, he decides to surprise Peg. William Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds, Tom D'Andrea, Lugene Sanders, Wesley Morgan, Marie Brown, Directed by Abby Berlin.

(2/24/1955) The secret word is Face. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, Directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.

(11/17/1955) The secret word is Book. One of the contestants is Emmett Ashford, who went on to become the first African American umpire in Major League Baseball. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, Directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.

(2/9/1956) The secret word is Door. The first contestant to play a Mrs. Helen Schwartz, the mother of movie actor Tony Curtis. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, Directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.

(5/13/1954) The secret word is House. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.

(12/28/1949) This Kinescope, complete and uncut, was made on December 5, 1949, while Groucho was recording his radio show "You bet your life." After being edited down to 30 minutes, the program aired on December 28, 1949. It was also the last show sponsored by Elgin-American. DeSoto took over the following week. The secret word is Name. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, directed by Bob Dwan and Bernie Smith.

(Date unknown) The secret word is Voice. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.

(1/6/1955) The secret word is Water. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, Directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.

(1954) The secret word is Chair. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, Directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.

(12/16/1954) The secret word is Wall. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, Directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.

An episode of the classic 1950's television series "You Bet Your Life", starring Groucho Marx. The series aired on NBC-TV from October 5, 1950 to September 21, 1961, for a total of 429 episodes. In this episode, the secret word is Hand. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, Directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.

(1957) The secret word is Head. Groucho Marx, George Fenneman, Directed by Robert Dwan and Bernie Smith.