Jell-o Again!

quotes, photos, old magazines, stars, and anything tangentially related to old time radio (including the tv versions of shows like the Jack Benny Program)

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jack benny & george burns.

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George Burns and Gracie Allen at home and ready for Christmas with their children, Ronnie and Sandra, on December 11, 1939.

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George Burns and Bobby Darin (I believe) in Lake Tahoe in 1959, when Darin opened for Burns at Harrah’s.

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Feuding friends Jack Benny and Fred Allen in 1937

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Jack Benny, Carol Channing, and George Burns.

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“Harpo was probably the sweetest man you would ever want to meet.” —Jack Benny

(From The Marx Bros. Scrapbook by Groucho Marx and Richard J. Anobile, 1973)

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1972

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Making jokes to order is no laughing matter; Jack Benny with two of his funny-men, Bill Morrow, Ed Beloin.

Radio Mirror, November 1938

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Lucille Ball and Jack Benny

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Radio Mirror, July 1938

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Jack and Mary (Radio Mirror, June 1938)

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Jim and Marian Jordan aka Fibber McGee and Molly (Radio Mirror, June 1938)

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Fred Allen and Jack Benny (Radio Mirror, June 1938)

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Jack and Mary with their daughter Joan (Radio Mirror, May 1938)

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George and Gracie with their children: Ronnie and Sandy (Radio Mirror, May 1938)

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Radio Mirror, May 1938