| Guest - Eddie Cantor | 1 | 1937-10-10 | [G Plot] The first tune is, 'After You. |
| Guest - Judy Garland | 3 | 1937-10-24 | [G Plot] The first tune is, 'Laugh Your Way Through Life. ' Seven-year old Josephine Starr sings an aria. Norma Talmadge is interviewed by Howard Greer (a fashion designer). Jessel introduces 'fifteen-year-old' Judy Garland as his 'discovery. ' Judy sings, 'Dear Mr. Gable,' George Jessel and Bert Wheeler analyze the history of old jokes. |
| Guest - Glenda Farrell | 4 | 1937-10-31 | [G Plot] Guests Glenda Farrell and Barton MacLane appear in a scene from their new picture, 'Blondes At Work. ' The first tune is, 'You Can't Have Everything. ' 'The Stooges' do a slapstick comedy routine with Jessel as straight man, then sing, 'The Kind Of Rhythm For Me. |
| Guest - Ralph Byrd | 6 | 1937-11-14 | [G Plot] The first tune is, 'Sweet Varsity Sue. ' Norma Talmadge is still in the hospital and doesn't appear on this program. The program, of course, begins with a phone call from, 'Mama. ' Guest Lila Lee appears with George in a Scottish-Jewish skit. Guest Richard Byrd appears as, 'Dick Tracy. ' Jessel criticizes Jimmy Fidler and Sidney Skolsky. |
| Guest - Buck Jones | 7 | 1937-11-21 | [G Plot] The cast does a western melodrama with guest Buck Jones. The first tune heard is, 'There's A Gold Mine In The Sky. ' |
| George Raft | 9 | 1937-12-05 | [G Plot] George and guest George Raft do a satire of 'Gangbusters' called, 'Gagbusters. ' |
| Guest - Betty Grable | 10 | 1937-12-12 | [G Plot] George starts the program by a singing a medley of 'rhythm' songs. Ben Blue visits Jessel's restaurant; Betty sings, 'The Lady Is A Tramp. |
| Polly Moran | 11 | 1937-12-19 | [G Plot] The first tune is a Christmas medley, starting with, 'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town,' and ending with, 'I Want You For Christmas. ' 'The Waste Of Time. |
| Gus Edwards | 12 | 1937-12-26 | [G Plot] George is ducking the bill collectors. George and Norma visit Santa Anita. George starts the program singing, 'Be A Good Sport. |
| New Year Eve Broadcast | 13 | 1938-01-01 | |
| Guest - Harpo Marx | 15 | 1938-01-16 | [G Plot] George asks the question, 'What does the public want?' He sings, 'Bei Mir Bis du Schoen' in Yiddish! Sid sings his own composition, 'When You Dream Of Hawaii. ' Guest Harpo Marx honks, jumps in a few feminine laps and plays a selection on the harp. |
| Music Publishing Business | 16 | 1938-01-23 | [G Plot] A visit to Tin Pan Alley. The famous song writing team of Kalmar and Ruby appear. George enters the song writing business. George ends the show with a song in Yiddish. |
| Guest - Clarence Muse | 17 | 1938-01-30 | [G Plot] The first tune is, 'You're A Sweetheart,' sung by George. The program features a drama dedicated to women. Lois Wilson appears in a scene from, 'The Women. |
| School Days | 18 | 1938-02-06 | [G Plot] The 'Our Gang' kids appear; Alfalfa, Buckwheat, Spanky, Porky, Johnny. Guest Gus Edwards visits Jessel's 'Little Red Schoolhouse. ' George recalls the days when he worked for Gus's 'Kiddie Revue. ' |
| Guest - Buster Crabbe | 19 | 1938-02-13 | [G Plot] A program dedicated to sports. Buster Crabbe sings (no wonder he stayed with 'Tarzan' roles)! The horse had paid $673. 40 for a $2 bet. Jessel sings to the horse! |
| Sigmund Romberg | 20 | 1938-02-20 | [G Plot] A Washington's Birthday program. George sings 'What This Country Needs Is A Song. ' Jessel tries to pass an insurance exam with the 'help' of Norma. |
| Tribute to Vaudeville | 21 | 1938-02-27 | [G Plot] An all-vaudeville show. George Jessel appears with George Moran as 'The Two Black Crows' (and sounds just like Charles Mack). |
| Guest - Jackie Cooper | 22 | 1938-03-06 | [G Plot] The first tune is a medley, starting with, 'I Double Dare You. ' A visit to 'Gigantic Studios' in Hollywood. Jessel and guest Jackie Cooper do a scene from 'The Champ. ' Tommy Tucker speaks on his twenty-second birthday. |
| Guest - Edmund Lowe | 23 | 1938-03-13 | [G Plot] George Jessel sings 'Sweet Leilani. ' Josephine Starr sings 'Les Filles des Cadiz. ' Edmund Lowe appears as 'Sgt. Squirt,' Norma Talmadge is 'Chow Main,' and George Jessel is 'Captain Schmag' in a satire of 'What Price Glory. ' George sings his own composition, 'As Long As I Live. |
| Circus Themes | 24 | 1938-03-20 | [G Plot] A visit to the circus, with real circus performers as guests. The show features, 'Joe' ('the almost-human chimpanzee'). The first tune is, 'Circus Day. |
| Guest - Alan Mobray | 25 | 1938-03-27 | [G Plot] The first tune is, 'Tippy-Tippy-Tin. ' Alan Mowbray appears as, 'The Super Butler. ' |
| Guest - Weber and Fields | 26 | 1938-04-03 | [G Plot] It's George's birthday (he was actually forty year's old on this date). A trip down Memory Lane to the days of Diamond Jim Brady. George sings, 'Will You Love Me In December, As You Do In May. ' |
| Guest - Weber and Fields | 26 | 1938-04-03 | [G Plot] It's George's birthday (he was actually forty year's old on this date). A trip down Memory Lane to the days of Diamond Jim Brady. George sings, 'Will You Love Me In December, As You Do In May. ' |
| On the Way to Pittsburg | 29 | 1938-04-24 | [G Plot] George, Norma and their friends rent a trailer and leave for Pittsburgh. |
| On the Way to Washington, D.C. | 30 | 1938-05-01 | [G Plot] The first tune is, 'You'll Be Reminded Of Me. ' A visit to Washington, D. C. |
| Guest - Josephine Starr | 31 | 1938-05-08 | [G Plot] The program is set in a Roumanian restaurant. The first tune is, 'How'd You Like To Love Me?' |
| Guest - Jimmy Walker | 33 | 1938-05-22 | [G Plot] The first musical selection is an aria from, 'The Barber Of Seville. ' The program's guests are Mayor (of New York City) Jimmy Walker and Ned Wever (stage director for Flo Ziegfeld). |
| Guest - Al Burney | 34 | 1938-05-29 | [G Plot] Mr. Jessel has bought a suit of Crawford clothes for $17. 50! Hildegard sings her theme song, 'Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup. ' Norma appears in a scene from, 'The Women. |
| Father's Day | 37 | 1938-06-19 | [G Plot] A visit to an art museum and a night club in Chicago. |
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| Last Episode | 36 | 1938-07-03 | [G Plot] How to get rid of George's uncle. The last show of the season. George sings a medley of George M. Cohan tunes on the occasion of Cohan's sixtieth birthday. |
