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Kraft Music Hall

208 episodes · 1933–1949 · NBC, Armed Forces Radio Service · Variety & Music

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Kraft Music Hall began on NBC on June 26, 1933. Bing Crosby hosted it from January 2, 1936, to May 9, 1946, and Al Jolson took it over from 1947 to 1949. Ken Carpenter announced.

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19331 episode
  • Peter, Peter November 30, 1933 · 43 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
19345 episodes
  • A Medley April 19, 1934 · NBC · 60 min
    Paul Whiteman hosts and opens with 'A Medley'.
  • Guests: Lee Wiley, "The Mystery Singer" May 24, 1934 · 42 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists this date as “Summer Romance.”
  • Jack Teagarden, Johnny Mercer June 28, 1934 · NBC · 28 min
    Paul Whiteman hosts and opens with 'Clap Your Hands'. Guests Jack Teagarden and Johnny Mercer.
  • Jack Teagarden December 13, 1934 · NBC · 58 min
    Paul Whiteman hosts and opens with 'Alexander's Ragtime Band'. Guest Jack Teagarden.
  • Johnny Mercer, Jack Teagarden, Derek Oldham December 20, 1934 · NBC · 60 min
    Paul Whiteman hosts and opens with 'Hit Hunting'. Guests Johnny Mercer, Jack Teagarden and Derek Oldham.
19371 episode
  • Gail Patrick, Zasu Pitts May 27, 1937 · NBC · 60 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'How Could You?' Guests Gail Patrick and Zasu Pitts.
19381 episode
  • Humphrey Bogart, Adrienne Ames May 19, 1938 · NBC · 54 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'You Couldn't Be Cuter'. Guests Humphrey Bogart and Adrienne Ames.
194110 episodes
  • Lionel Barrymore, Eddie Bracken March 6, 1941 · NBC · 57 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gave To Me'. Guests Lionel Barrymore and Eddie Bracken.
  • Pat O'Brien, Josephine Tuminia May 1, 1941 · NBC · 62 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'With A Twist Of The Wrist'. Guests Pat O'Brien and Josephine Tuminia.
  • Duke Ellington, Frank McHugh, James Hilton May 29, 1941 · NBC · 62 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Can't You Tell?' Guests Duke Ellington, Frank McHugh and James Hilton.
  • William Boyd, Jerry Lester June 5, 1941 · NBC · 59 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'You're A Double Lovely'. Guests William Boyd and Jerry Lester.
  • Ethel Waters June 12, 1941 · NBC · 57 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Why Cry, Baby?' Guest Ethel Waters.
  • Bert Lahr, Gail Patrick June 19, 1941 · NBC · 61 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'You're A Double Lovely'. Guests Bert Lahr and Gail Patrick.
  • Charles Boyer (1941) June 26, 1941 · NBC · 62 min
    Don Ameche hosts and opens with 'Smile Your Troubles Away'. Guest Charles Boyer.
  • Melvyn Douglas, Jackie Cooper October 2, 1941 · NBC · 61 min
    Don Ameche hosts and opens with 'Any Bonds Today?' Guests Melvyn Douglas and Jackie Cooper.
  • Duke Ellington, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. October 9, 1941 · NBC · 62 min
    Don Ameche hosts and opens with 'Ida'. Guests Duke Ellington and Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
  • George Murphy (1941) October 23, 1941 · NBC · 60 min
    Don Ameche hosts and opens with 'There'll Be Some Changes Made'. Guest George Murphy.
194211 episodes
  • Sam Snead, Madeleine Carroll January 29, 1942 · NBC · 62 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'The Field Artillery March'. Guests Sam Snead and Madeleine Carroll.
  • Pat O'Brien, Wingy Manone March 12, 1942 · NBC · 57 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'How About You?' Guests Pat O'Brien and Wingy Manone.
  • Walter Huston, Claude Thornhill April 2, 1942 · NBC · 55 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'The Army Air Corps Song'. Guests Walter Huston and Claude Thornhill.
  • Spike Jones, Ronald Reagan, Sabu April 16, 1942 · NBC · 59 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'K-K-K-Katy'. Guests Spike Jones, Ronald Reagan and Sabu.
  • Capt. Floyd J. Sweet April 23, 1942 · NBC · 42 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'The Marine Hymn'. Guest Capt. Floyd J. Sweet. A musical look back at 1916.
  • Susan Hayward, Larry Adler, Gene Tunney April 30, 1942 · NBC · 56 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Hey Mabel'. Guests Susan Hayward, Larry Adler and Gene Tunney.
  • Frank McHugh, Ruth Hussey May 28, 1942 · NBC · 53 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'The Bombardier Song'. Guests Frank McHugh and Ruth Hussey. A musical look back at 1906.
  • John Garfield June 4, 1942 · NBC · 55 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree'. Guest John Garfield. A musical look back at 1905.
  • Cass Daley, Richard Haydn November 5, 1942 · NBC · 49 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'The Marine Hymn'. Guests Cass Daley and Richard Haydn. A musical look back at 1926.
  • Ginny Simms, Edgar Buchanan November 12, 1942 · NBC · 55 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Praise The Lord and Pass The Ammunition'. Guests Ginny Simms and Edgar Buchanan. A musical look back at 1934.
  • Jack Carson, Fay Bainter December 24, 1942 · NBC · 58 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Adeste Fidelis'. Guests Jack Carson and Fay Bainter. Fay Bainter reads the famous 'Yes, Virginia' letter about Santa Claus.
194318 episodes
194441 episodes
  • William Frawley, Nan Wynn January 6, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Shoo, Shoo Baby'. Guests William Frawley and Nan Wynn. A musical look back at 1930.
  • George Murphy, Jane Frazee January 13, 1944 · NBC · 28 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'San Fernando Valley'. Guests George Murphy and Jane Frazee.
  • Dale Evans January 20, 1944 · NBC · 28 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'What Do You Do In The Infantry?' Guest Dale Evans. A musical look back at 1930.
  • Donald O'Connor February 3, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'San Fernando Valley'. Guest Donald O'Connor.
  • Cass Daley (1944) February 17, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Iowa'. Guest Cass Daley.
  • Phil Silvers (1944) February 24, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'San Fernando Valley'. Guest Phil Silvers.
  • There'll Be A Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin March 2, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'There'll Be A Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin'.
  • George Murphy (March 9, 1944) March 9, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'The Bombadier's Song'. Guest George Murphy.
  • George Murphy (March 30, 1944) March 30, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'There'll Be A Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin'. Guest George Murphy. A musical look back at 1912.
  • Kraft Choral Club (April 1944) April 6, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'It's Love, Love, Love'. With the Kraft Choral Club. A musical look back at 1933.
  • Bob Hope (April 1944) April 13, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Swinging On A Star'. Guest Bob Hope. A musical look back at 1924.
  • Dave Shelley April 20, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'San Fernando Valley'. Guest Dave Shelley. A musical look back at 1932.
  • Sonny Tufts (April 1944) April 27, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing opens with "Swinging on a Star." He and Sonny Tufts sell refrigerators door to door, and Bing and Marilyn Maxwell sing their way back to 1851.
  • Gene Kelly May 4, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'It's Love, Love, Love'. Guest Gene Kelly. A musical look back at 1877.
  • Keenan Wynn (May 1944) May 11, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Great Day'. Guest Keenan Wynn. A musical look back at 1942.
  • Jack Carson, Eddie Marr May 18, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'It's Love, Love, Love'. Guests Jack Carson and Eddie Marr.
  • Richard Haydn May 25, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Bless 'Em All'. Guest Richard Haydn. A musical look back at 1929.
  • Katina Paxinou June 1, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'San Fernando Valley'. Guest Katina Paxinou. A musical look back at 1930.
  • Cecil B. DeMille June 8, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Swinging On A Star'. Guest Cecil B. DeMille. The show is interrupted by news of the D-Day invasion.
  • Bob Hope (June 1944) June 15, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Bless 'Em All'. Guest Bob Hope. A musical look back at 1928.
  • George Murphy (June 1944) June 22, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'There'll Be A Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin'. Guest George Murphy. A musical look back at 1914.
  • Roy Rogers June 29, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Swinging On A Star'. Guest Roy Rogers. A musical look back at 1924.
  • Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey July 6, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Snoqualmie Jo Jo'. Guest Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey. A musical look back at 1928.
  • Keenan Wynn (July 1944) July 13, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Bless 'Em All'. Guest Keenan Wynn. A musical look back at 1910.
  • Sonny Tufts (July 20, 1944) July 20, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Snoqualmie Jo Jo'. Guest Sonny Tufts.
  • Sonny Tufts (July 27, 1944) July 27, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Swingin' On A Star'. Guest Sonny Tufts. A musical look back at 1928.
  • Walking My Baby Back Home, Guest Host - Sonny Tufts, Guests: Lina Romay, Tom Breneman August 3, 1944 · 30 min
  • Ginny Simms, Eddie Marr August 10, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Sonny Tufts hosts and opens with 'Exactly Like You'. Guests Ginny Simms and Eddie Marr.
  • Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby?, Guest Host - Sonny Tufts, Guests: Johnny Mercer, William Bendix August 17, 1944 · 30 min
  • Oscar Levant, Vera Vague August 31, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Sonny Tufts hosts and opens with 'The Trolley Song'. Guests Oscar Levant and Vera Vague.
  • Sons of the Pioneers September 7, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
    George Murphy hosts and opens with 'By The Beautiful Sea'. With the Sons of the Pioneers.
  • Lum and Abner September 14, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    George Murphy hosts and opens with 'It Had To Be You'. Guest Lum and Abner.
  • Bing Crosby, Bob Hope October 12, 1944 · NBC · 32 min
    The first show of the season. Bing, just back from entertaining the troops overseas, broadcasts from New York while the cast is in Hollywood, opening with 'Swinging on a Star.' Bob Hope drops in.
  • Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby? November 9, 1944 · NBC · 31 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby?'
  • Frank Sinatra November 16, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Accentuate The Positive'. Guest Frank Sinatra.
  • Rise Stevens November 23, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Dance With The Dolly'. Guest Rise Stevens.
  • Spike Jones (1944) November 30, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing opens with "Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby," Eugenie Baird joins as the new girl singer, and Spike Jones and his band take on "Glow-Worm."
  • Diana Lynn December 7, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'There'll Be A Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin'. Guest Diana Lynn.
  • Jerry Colonna December 14, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Don't Fence Me In'. Guest Jerry Colonna.
  • Kraft Choral Club (December 1944) December 21, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Adeste Fideles' (for the ninth year in a row). With the Kraft Choral Club.
  • Les Paul Trio, Beatrice Kay December 28, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Accentuate The Positive'. With the Les Paul Trio and Beatrice Kay.
194531 episodes
  • Johnny Mercer January 4, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Don't Fence Me In'. Guest Johnny Mercer.
  • Spike Jones (1945) January 11, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Dance With A Dolly'. Guest Spike Jones.
  • Duke Ellington January 18, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Accentuate The Positive'. Guest Duke Ellington.
  • The Andrews Sisters (January 1945) January 25, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Don't Fence Me In'. With the Andrews Sisters.
  • Evelina February 1, 1945 · NBC · 31 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Evelina'.
  • Fred Lowery February 8, 1945 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week'. Guest Fred Lowery.
  • Ella Logan, Eddie Heywood February 15, 1945 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Dance With The Dolly'. Guests Ella Logan and Eddie Heywood.
  • Sandra Benkova March 1, 1945 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Evelina'. Guest Sandra Benkova.
  • Joe Venuti, Silvino de Solas March 8, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Accentuate The Positive'. Guests Joe Venuti and Silvino de Solas.
  • Artie Shaw and his Gramercy Five March 15, 1945 · NBC · 31 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'MacNamara's Band'. Guest Artie Shaw and his Gramercy Five.
  • Frankie Carle March 22, 1945 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week'. Guest Frankie Carle.
  • Kraft Choral Club (1945) March 29, 1945 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'The Fifth Marine Hymn'. With the Kraft Choral Club.
  • King Cole Trio, Florence Alba April 5, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'A Little On The Lonely Side'. With the King Cole Trio and Florence Alba.
  • Yehudi Menuhin April 19, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time'. Guest Yehudi Menuhin.
  • Candy, Guests: Carmen Cavallaro, Florence Alba April 26, 1945 · 28 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • King Cole Trio May 3, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Sentimental Journey'. With the King Cole Trio.
  • Cass Daley (1945) May 10, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time'. Guest Cass Daley.
  • Florence Alba, Eddie Heywood May 17, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Bing Crosby hosts and opens with 'Candy'. Guests Florence Alba and Eddie Heywood.
  • Carmen Cavallaro June 28, 1945 · NBC · 30 min
    Bing opens with "On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe," with pianist Carmen Cavallaro as guest. His last Kraft Music Hall until February 1946.
  • Jo Stafford, Pearl Bailey, Elton Britt July 19, 1945 · NBC · 30 min
    Edward Everett Horton hosts and opens with 'Sunny Side Of The Street'. Guests Jo Stafford, Pearl Bailey and Elton Britt.
  • I'm Gonna Love That Guy July 26, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Edward Everett Horton hosts and opens with 'I'm Gonna Love That Guy'.
  • Jo Stafford, Curt Massey August 30, 1945 · NBC · 31 min
    Edward Everett Horton hosts and opens with 'I'm Gonna Love That Guy Like He's Never Been Loved Before'. Guests Jo Stafford and Curt Massey.
  • The Andrews Sisters (September 1945) September 6, 1945 · NBC · 30 min
    Edward Everett Horton hosts and opens with 'On The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe'. With the Andrews Sisters.
  • Paula Kelly and the Modernaires, Igor Gorin September 13, 1945 · NBC · 31 min
    Edward Everett Horton hosts and opens with 'The Lass With The Delicate Air'. Guests Paula Kelly and the Modernaires and Igor Gorin.
  • King Cole Trio, Jo Stafford September 20, 1945 · NBC · 31 min
    Edward Everett Horton hosts and opens with 'Gee, It's Good To Hold You'. With the King Cole Trio and Jo Stafford.
  • Woody Herman, Hildegarde September 27, 1945 · NBC · 30 min
    Edward Everett Horton hosts and opens with 'A Kiss Goodnight'. Guests Woody Herman and Hildegarde.
  • Stars In Your Eyes October 4, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Frank Morgan hosts and opens with 'Stars In Your Eyes'.
  • Title Unknown (October 1945) October 18, 1945 · 29 min
  • Title Unknown (November 1945) November 8, 1945 · 29 min
  • Tampico November 22, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Frank Morgan hosts and opens with 'Tampico'.
  • The Wild, Wild West December 6, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Frank Morgan hosts and opens with 'The Wild, Wild West'.
19469 episodes
194714 episodes
  • Listen To The Band July 3, 1947 · NBC · 29 min
    Nelson Eddy hosts and opens with 'Listen To The Band'.
  • The Rangers' Song August 28, 1947 · NBC · 30 min
    Nelson Eddy hosts and opens with 'The Rangers' Song'.
  • Edgar Bergen October 2, 1947 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Toot-Toot-Tootsie'. Guest Edgar Bergen.
  • Lauritz Melchior October 9, 1947 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson opens with "Waiting for the Robert E. Lee," and opera star Lauritz Melchior is the guest.
  • Bing Crosby (1947) October 16, 1947 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'For Me and My Gal'. Guest Bing Crosby.
  • Groucho Marx (1947) October 23, 1947 · NBC · 28 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'I'm Sitting On Top Of The World'. Guest Groucho Marx.
  • William Bendix October 30, 1947 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Almost Like Being In Love'. Guest William Bendix.
  • Humphrey Bogart November 6, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Golden Gate'. Guest Humphrey Bogart.
  • Charles Boyer (1947) November 20, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Hello, Tucky, Hello'. Guest Charles Boyer.
  • Dorothy Lamour November 27, 1947 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'California, Here I Come'. Guest Dorothy Lamour.
  • Red Skelton December 4, 1947 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'There's A Rainbow Round My Shoulder'. Guest Red Skelton.
  • Arnold Stang December 11, 1947 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'When The Red-Red-Robin Comes Bob-Bob-Bobbin' Along'. Guest Arnold Stang.
  • Jimmy Durante (1947) December 18, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 28 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Swanee'. Guest Jimmy Durante.
  • Boris Karloff December 25, 1947 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Is It True What They Say About Dixie?' Guest Boris Karloff. Boris Karloff plays Santa Claus.
194846 episodes
  • Madeleine Carroll January 1, 1948 · NBC · 28 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Avalon'. Guest Madeleine Carroll.
  • William Powell January 8, 1948 · NBC · 28 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go'. Guest William Powell.
  • Bing Crosby (1948) January 15, 1948 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Toot Toot Tootsie'. Guest Bing Crosby.
  • Lucille Ball (1948) January 22, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Yacka Hula, Hickey Dula'. Guest Lucille Ball.
  • Walter O'Keefe January 29, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Alabamy Bound'. Guest Walter O'Keefe.
  • Ed Gardner February 5, 1948 · 30 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Charles Laughton February 12, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'For Me and My Gal'. Guest Charles Laughton.
  • Charles Boyer (February 1948) February 19, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'I'm Sitting On Top Of The World'. Guest Charles Boyer.
  • David Niven February 26, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Chicago'. Guest David Niven.
  • Cary Grant March 4, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Yacka Hula, Hickey Dula'. Guest Cary Grant.
  • Edward Everett Horton March 11, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover'. Guest Edward Everett Horton.
  • Edward G. Robinson (March 1948) March 18, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Margie'. Guest Edward G. Robinson.
  • Clifton Webb March 25, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Baby Face'. Guest Clifton Webb.
  • Jimmy Durante (1948) April 1, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'She's A Latin From Manhattan'. Guest Jimmy Durante.
  • Vera Vague April 8, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'I'm Just Wild About Harry'. Guest Vera Vague.
  • Charles Boyer (April 1948) April 15, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Chinatown, My Chinatown'. Guest Charles Boyer.
  • Dorothy Kirsten (April 1948) April 22, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Alexander's Ragtime Band'. Guest Dorothy Kirsten.
  • Victor Moore (1948) April 29, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Gotta Get Back To New York'. Guest Victor Moore.
  • Groucho Marx (May 1948) May 6, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Yacka-Hula-Hickey-Doola'. Guest Groucho Marx.
  • Dorothy Kirsten (May 13, 1948) May 13, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Baby Face'. Guest Dorothy Kirsten.
  • April Showers, Guests: Henry Morgan May 20, 1948 · 25 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Dorothy Kirsten (May 27, 1948) May 27, 1948 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'California, Here I Come'. Guest Dorothy Kirsten.
  • Ezio Pinza (June 1948) June 3, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'When The Red-Red-Robbin Comes Bob-Bob-Bobbin' Along'. Guest Ezio Pinza.
  • Dorothy Kirsten (June 1948) June 10, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Alexander's Ragtime Band'. Guest Dorothy Kirsten.
  • Stout-Hearted Men June 17, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Nelson Eddy hosts and opens with 'Stout-Hearted Men'.
  • June is Bustin Out All Over (AFRS ) June 24, 1948 · 31 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Rise and Shine July 15, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Nelson Eddy hosts and opens with 'Rise and Shine'.
  • I Feel A Song Coming On, Guest Host - Nelson Eddy July 29, 1948 · 30 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Great Day August 5, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Nelson Eddy hosts and opens with 'Great Day'.
  • Get Happy August 26, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Nelson Eddy hosts and opens with 'Get Happy'.
  • It's A Grand Night For Singing September 2, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Nelson Eddy hosts and opens with 'It's A Grand Night For Singing'.
  • Drums In My Heart September 23, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Nelson Eddy hosts and opens with 'Drums In My Heart'.
  • Judy Garland September 30, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Is It true What They Say About Dixie?' Guest Judy Garland.
  • Edward G. Robinson (October 1948) October 7, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Baby Face'. Guest Edward G. Robinson.
  • Ezio Pinza (October 1948) October 14, 1948 · NBC · 28 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Just One Of Those Things'. Guest Ezio Pinza.
  • For Me and My Gal October 21, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'For Me and My Gal'.
  • Dorothy Kirsten (October 1948) October 28, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'I'm Just Wild About Harry'. Guest Dorothy Kirsten.
  • George Burns and Gracie Allen November 4, 1948 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 28 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Swanee'. Guest George Burns and Gracie Allen.
  • George Jessel (1948) November 11, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Jolson opens with "Bright Eyes," and George Jessel teaches him how to make an after-dinner speech.
  • Groucho Marx (November 1948) November 18, 1948 · NBC · 31 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Little Girl'. Guest Groucho Marx.
  • Victor Mature November 25, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'That Certain Feeling'. Guest Victor Mature.
  • Peggy Lee (1948) December 2, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'When The Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along'. Guest Peggy Lee.
  • Dennis Day (1948) December 9, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Ma! He's Making Eyes At Me'. Guest Dennis Day.
  • Dinah Shore December 16, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'I'm Sitting On Top Of The World'. Guest Dinah Shore.
  • Kraft Choral Club (1948) December 23, 1948 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Is It True What They Say About Dixie?' With the Kraft Choral Club.
  • Doris Day (1948) December 30, 1948 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Yacka Hula Hickey Dula'. Guest Doris Day.
194920 episodes
  • Larry Parks January 6, 1949 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Yacka Hula, Hickey Dula'. Guest Larry Parks.
  • Groucho Marx (January 1949) January 13, 1949 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'That Certain Party'. Guest Groucho Marx.
  • Victor Moore (January 1949) January 20, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'I'm Just Wild About Harry'. Guest Victor Moore.
  • Arthur Treacher January 27, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'When The Red-Red-Robin Comes Bob-Bob-Bobbin' Along'. Guest Arthur Treacher.
  • Dennis Day (February 1949) February 3, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 27 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Hello, Tucky, Hello'. Guest Dennis Day.
  • Peggy Lee (1949) February 10, 1949 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Oh, You Beautiful Doll'. Guest Peggy Lee.
  • Joan Davis February 17, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Hello, My Baby'. Guest Joan Davis.
  • The Andrews Sisters (1949) February 24, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Bright Eyes'. With the Andrews Sisters.
  • Phil Harris, Elliott Lewis, Dorothy Kirsten March 3, 1949 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Waitin' For The Robert E. Lee'. Guests Phil Harris, Elliott Lewis and Dorothy Kirsten.
  • Jimmy Durante (March 1949) March 10, 1949 · NBC · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'After You've Gone'. Guest Jimmy Durante.
  • Roy Rogers and Dale Evans March 17, 1949 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'At Sundown'. Guest Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.
  • George Jessel (1949) March 24, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Chinatown, My Chinatown'. Guest George Jessel.
  • Groucho Marx (April 1949) April 7, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'When The Red, Red, Robbin Comes Bob, Bob Bobbin' Along'. Guest Groucho Marx.
  • Jack Kirkwood, Margaret Whiting April 14, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Give My Regards To Broadway'. Guests Jack Kirkwood and Margaret Whiting.
  • Jimmy Durante (April 1949) April 21, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Ma! She's Making Eyes At Me'. Guest Jimmy Durante.
  • Doris Day (1949) April 28, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Swanee'. Guest Doris Day.
  • Dennis Day (May 1949) May 5, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'California, Here I Come'. Guest Dennis Day.
  • Victor Moore (May 1949) May 12, 1949 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Melancholy Baby'. Guest Victor Moore.
  • Dorothy Kirsten, Jack Kirkwood May 19, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Look For The Silver Lining'. Guests Dorothy Kirsten and Jack Kirkwood.
  • Groucho Marx (May 1949) May 26, 1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
    Al Jolson hosts and opens with 'Waiting For The Robert E. Lee'. Guest Groucho Marx. Probably Al Jolson's last show of the series.