+ NBC net. Commercials deleted. A skit about Henry VIII. Al Jolson, Victor Young and His Orchestra, Loretta Thumball, Willie Howard, Irene Taylor, Henry Hull, Jack Stanton, Peggy Gardner.

+ NBC net. Sponsored by: Shell Oil. The program features an Elizabethan drama. Parts of some of the commercials have been deleted. Al Jolson, Irvin S. Cobb, Alice Dawn, Victor Young and His Orchestra. 

+ NBC net. Sponsored by: Shell Oil. Al Jolson, Boris Karloff, George Jessel, Jack Stanton, Joyce Weathers, Maxine Lewis, Peggy Gardner, Victor Young and His Orchestra.

+ NBC net. Sponsored by: Shell. Al starts the program singing, "Moonlight and Magnolias." Al Stone and Sheshe Lee do their vaudeville act. Henry Fonda appears in, "The Bride The Sun Shines On." Jolson introduces him as, "Harry Fonda." Jack Stanton and Peggy Gardner sing, "All For You." Fanny Brice appears in a monologue called, "Mama Cohen At The Beach." She uses a thick Yiddish accent in the skit, then sings, "My Man." Jolson sings, "Yes, We Have No Bananas" as an operatic aria. Al Jolson, Victor Young and His Orchestra, Jackie Hughes (an 11-year-old Irish tenor), Al Stone, Sheshe Lee, Henry Fonda, Florida Frebus, Jack Stanton, Peggy Gardner, Fanny Brice, Burton Bennett (announcer). 

+ NBC net. Sponsored by: Shell Gasoline. Al starts the program sing, "I'd Like To Take Orders From You." An announcement is made that this is Al Jolson's last appearance on the show. Al Jolson, Ginger Rogers, Edward Everett Horton, Harry Savoy, Victor Young and His Orchestra, Burton Bennett (announcer). 

+ NBC net. Sponsored by: Shell. The Sailor Boy's Octet sings a nautical medley. An MGM cameraman tells what it's like to photograph Greta Garbo (and gets mike fright!). Lorraine Bridges sings, "Through The Years." Nick Dan plays a hot saxophone. Helen Broderick and Lester Crawford (her husband in real life), do a comedy routine about trying to get taxi in New York. Jack Stanton and Peggy Gardner sing a duet. Harriet Hilliard, in Hollywood for only three weeks, sings. The orchestra plays a delightful Cole Porter medley. Chester Morris joins host Wallace Beery in "Two Men Met At The Vail," by Howard Emmet Rogers. It's a strong drama about two enemy soldiers dying together in a foxhole. Wallace Beery (host), Victor Young and His Orchestra, The Sailor Boy's Octet, Lorraine Bridges, Nick Dan, Helen Broderick, Lester Crawford, Jack Stanton, Peggy Gardner, Harriet Hilliard, Howard Emmet Rogers (writer), Chester Morris, Burton Bennett (announcer). 

+ NBC net. Sponsored by: Shell. The program starts with, "Midnight In Paris, written by guest Con Conrad. George Jessel gets a phone call from Mama, Helen Jepson sings. Wallace Beery and Mickey Rooney appear in a scene from, "Treasure Island." The program opening is slightly upcut. Burton Bennett (announcer), Con Conrad, Fred Frame (race car driver), George Jessel, Helen Jepson (guest), Jack Stanton, Mickey Rooney, Peggy Gardner, Victor Young and His Orchestra, Wallace Beery.

+ NBC net. Sponsored by: Shell Oil. Al Jolson, Victor Young and His Orchestra, Herbert Marshall, Cab Calloway and His Orchestra, Jack Stanton, Peggy Gardner, Ivan Nelson, Helen Troy.