January 6, 1952 – Suspense
January 13, 1952 – Jack Gets a Haircut
January 20, 1952 – George Burns Sings Jack’s Song
February 3, 1952 – Wolfe Gilbert to Publish Jacks Song
February 10, 1952 – To New York to Publish Jacks Song
February 17, 1952 – NY Symphony Plays Jacks Song
March 2, 1952 – Guest Show
March 9, 1952 – The 4th TV Show of the Season
At this time Jack was on TV every 6 weeks. Listen to this EPISODE of his radio show just before his TV show.
March 16, 1952 – Trying to Lose Weight
This EPISODE celebrate St.Patrick’s Day with Jack Benny and the good ol’ Irish boy Dennis Day.
March 23, 1952 – The Academy Awards
March 30, 1952 – My Naval Career
In this EPISODE Jack Benny recreates his time in the Navy. Anchors Aweigh!
April 6, 1952 – Jack Opens His Swimming Pool
April 13, 1952 – Jack Benny Opens his swimming pool for the season. Jack goes to the doctor played by Frank Nelson.
April 13, 1952 – Jack and Mary Walk in the Easter Parade
Rerun
April 20, 1952 – All Hands on Deck
“All Hands on Deck…OR…Load the guns with Tabasco sauce, here come the shrimp boats.”
April 27, 1952 – Bend in the River
May 4, 1952 – Jack Fixes the Phonograph
May 5, 1952 – Jack Takes the Beavers to the Zoo
May 18, 1952 – Down on the Farm
Which presidential candidate was described as “hep” in his campaign ad? Find out in this EPISODE.
May 25, 1952 – Jack Prepares for London Trip
June 1, 1952 – Phil’s Last Show
This EPISODE from 1952 was Phil Harris’ last show. A really funny episode.
September 14, 1952 – Phil Replaced by Bob Crosby
This is the first EPISODE of Jack Benny with Bob Crosby as bandleader.
September 21, 1952 – In Scotland
In this episode we get to know Bing Crosby’s less famous brother Bob.
September 28, 1952 – High Noon
In this episode Jack Benny plays Gary Cooper’s character in their version of the western “High Noon”.
October 5, 1952 – Scoop Benny
October 12, 1952 – The Gopher Trap
October 19, 1952 – Jack Buys 20th Century Fox
November 9, 1952 – Vitamin Shot
December 7, 1952 – Happy Time
December 14, 1952 – A Gopher Trap for Don
December 21, 1952 – From Veteran’s Hospital Long Beach
