Theater of the Mind
The Harold Peary Show
37 episodes · 1950–1951 · CBS · Comedy

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After leaving The Great Gildersleeve, Harold Peary starred on CBS as Honest Harold, the homemaker on a small-town radio station in Melrose Springs. Also known as Honest Harold.
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Episodes
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1950
- Loses His Job at the Radio Station
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - Plan to Rename Boomer Park
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - Advertising Shark Repellant Powder on the Radio Show
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - Falls for a Chanteuse
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - The Runaway Boy
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - Harold's Campaign Speech
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - Decides He Wants to Lose the Election
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - Cousin Raymond Visits
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - Getting a Job for Raymond
Honest Harold, radio's homemaker, has a house guest: Cousin Raymond, who doesn't work. Harold sings 'If You Were the Only Girl in the World.' - The Thanksgiving Play
Harold directs and stars in a Thanksgiving play about Miles Standish, and sings 'When You Were Sweet Sixteen' with the Firehouse Five. - Meets the Hummer
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - Raymond and Gloria
Cousin Raymond falls for Gloria O'Day. - Santa at the Children's Christmas Party
Harold trusts an old bank robber to play Santa Claus at the children's party. He sings 'Adeste Fideles.' - The New Year's Barn Dance
Harold works up the nerve to ask Theodora to the barn dance, and sings 'Auld Lang Syne.'
1951
- The Warbleware Party
Raymond is still out of work, and there's a Warbleware party. - Harold Loses His Sponsor
Harold is put in charge of the radio station and loses his sponsor. - Harold Thinks of Going to New York
Harold thinks about leaving Melrose Springs to try New York, until a hundred phone calls save his job. - Harold Gets Engaged, Twice
Harold gets engaged, twice. - The Civic Achievement Award
A slow tractor drives Harold to distraction. Will he win the town's award for civic improvement? - Harold's Mother Has a Suitor
The leading man of the Sunny Side of Seventy Club seems sweet on Harold's mother. - Mistaken Valentines
A Valentine mix-up upsets Florabelle, and Harold dresses up as a bear. He sings 'Love's Old Sweet Song.' - Florabelle Returns
Theodora is gone, Florabelle is leaving, and Harold hears about a rival named Willis. - Waiting for Willis
Harold waits for Willis, with a bodyguard. - The Red Cross Drive
Harold swears off women and runs the town's Red Cross drive. - Income Tax
Harold has put off his income tax until the last minute again. - Cousin Marvin Comes to Stay
Cousin Natalie visits with little Marvin, a perfect monster, and Harold takes him camping. Governor Earl Warren congratulates Harold Peary on his ten-thousandth broadcast. - Marvin's First Day of School
Harold takes little Marvin to his first day of school. Harold sings 'Dirty Hands, Dirty Face.' - Modernizing Doc's Office
Harold tries to modernize Doc Yak-Yak's office. - Cleaning Out the Cellar
Harold means to clean out the cellar but ends up at a picnic at Big Bear Lake. - Circus Day
The circus comes to town. - Marvin's Gang
A pile of lumber disappears, and the clues lead to Marvin and his friends. - Down on the Farm
Harold ends up down on the farm, and the Honest Deed contest begins. - Does Florabelle Have a New Beau?
Harold plays it cool with Florabelle, but she has a date with someone else. - Marvin Is Invited to a Party
Harold and Florabelle go canoeing, and a little girl invites Marvin to a party. - Marshal for a Day
Harold is named marshal for a day. - Peabody's Sister Takes Over
Stanley Peabody leaves the radio station, and his sister takes over the job Harold wanted. - Marvin Stays with Harold
Marvin stays with Harold, and the Honest Deed winners are announced. The last show of the series.