
A Jack Benny Christmas Vol. 2
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Jack Benny
This collection contains five Christmas radio classics from The Jack Benny Program:
- "Jack Buys Don a Wallet for Christmas" (December 19, 1948)
- "Christmas Tree Decoration" (December 23, 1951)
- "Setting Up the Christmas Tree" (December 21, 1952)
- "Cactus Christmas Tree" (December 20, 1953)
- "Jack Is Christmas Shopping" (December 5, 1954)
For over 20 years, Jack Benny was a star of radio, from its golden age in the 1930s to the 1950s, when he moved to television. Benny, who began his entertainment career in vaudeville with a comic violin act, developed a radio persona as a well-mannered but often comically frustrated - and miserly - eccentric surrounded by a group of oddball characters. The shows feature many hilarious skits.
Hear more collections of radio movie dramatizations, or listen to all of the individual programs by themselves!©2006 Radio Spirits, Inc. (P)2006 Radio Spirits, Inc.Listeners also enjoyed...




















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"Jack Benny was among the most beloved American entertainers of the 20th century." (The Museum of Broadcast Communications)
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