Diary of a Man in Despair (New York Review Books Classics) Friedrich Reck (Author), Paul Rubens (Translator), Richard J. Evans (Afterword)
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World War I
Friedrich Reck might seem an unlikely rebel against Nazism. Not just a conservative but a rock-ribbed reactionary, he played the part of a landed gentleman, deplored democracy, and rejected the modern world outright. To Reck the Nazis were ruthless revolutionaries in Gothic drag, and helpless as he was to counter the spell they had cast on the German people, he felt compelled to record the corruptions of their rule. The result is less a diary than a sequence of stark and astonishing snapshots of life in Germany between 1936 and 1944. We see the Nazis at the peak of power, and the murderous panic with which they respond to approaching defeat; their travesty of traditional folkways in the name of the Volk; and the author’s own missed opportunity to shoot Hitler. This riveting book is not only, as Hannah Arendt proclaimed it, “one of the most important documents of the Hitler period” but a moving testament of a decent man struggling to do the right thing in a depraved world.
- Rank: #10429 in Books
- Published on: 2013-02-12
- Released on: 2013-02-12
- Original language:
English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.99" h x
.59" w x
5.00" l,
.61 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 264 pages
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FIBBER McGEE AND MOLLY Item Description Fibber McGee and Molly was a radio show that played a major role in determining the full form of what became classic, old time radio. The series was a pinnacle of American popular culture from its 1935 premiere until its end in 1959. One of the longest running comedies in the history of classic radio in the United States, Fibber McGee and Molly has stood the test of time in many ways, transcending the actual or alleged limitations of its medium, form and concurrent culture. The genesis of Fibber McGee and Molly occurred when small time husband and wife vaudevillians James Jim and Marian Driscoll Jordan, native Illinoisans who met in church, began their third year as Chicago area radio performers. Two of the shows they did for station WENR beginning in 1927, both written by Harry Lawrence, bore traces of what was to come and rank as one of the earliest forms of situation comedy. In their Luke and Mirandy farm report program, Jim played a farmer who was given to tall tales and face saving lies for comic effect. In a weekly comedy, The Smith Family , Marian s character was an Irish wife of an American police officer. These characterizations, plus the Jordans change from being singers musicians to comic actors, pointed toward their future. The Jordans teamed with Donald Quinn, an unemployed cartoonist the couple hired as their writer in 1931. For station WMAQ in Chicago, beginning in April 1931, the trio created Smackout , a 15 minute daily program which centered around a general store and its proprietor, Luke Grey (Jim Jordan), a storekeeper with a penchant for tall tales and a perpetual dearth of whatever his customers wanted He always seemed smack out of it. Marian Jordan portrayed both a lady named Marian and a little girl named Teeny, as well as playing musical accompaniment on piano. Smackout was picked up for national airing by the National Broadcasting Company in April 1933, and the show endured until August 1935. A member of the SC Johnson company s owners, Henrietta Johnson Lewis, married to the advertising executive who handled the Johnson s Wax account, recommended that her husband, John, give the show a chance as a national program for the company. If Smackout proved the Jordan Quinn union s viability, their next creation proved immortal. Amplifying Luke Grey s tall talesmanship to braggadocio in a Midwestern layabout, Quinn developed Fibber McGee and Molly , with Jim playing the foible prone Fibber and Marian playing his patient, honey natured wife. The show premiered on NBC April 16, 1935, and, though it took five seasons to become an irrevocable hit, it touched a nerve with enough listeners seeking cheer amidst despair. Existing in a kind of Neverland where money never came in, schemes never stayed out for very long, yet no one living or visiting went wanting, 79 Wistful Vista (the McGees address) became the home Depression exhausted Americans visited to remind themselves that they were not the only ones finding cheer in the middle of struggle and doing their best not to make it overt. With blowhard McGee wavering between mundane tasks and hare brained schemes (like digging an oil well in the back yard), antagonizing as many people as possible, and patient Molly indulging his foibles before catching him lovingly as he crashed back to earth yet again, not to mention a tireless parade of neighbors and friends in and out of the quiet home, Fibber McGee and Molly built its audience steadily, but once it found the full volume of that audience in 1940 they rarely let go of it. Marian Jordan took a protracted absence from the show in late 1938 early 1939 (as part of a lifelong battle with alcoholism, although this was attributed to fatigue in public statements). The show was retitled Fibber McGee and Company during this interregnum. Fibber McGee and Molly was one of the earliest radio comedies to use regular characters, nearly all of whom had recurring phrases and running gags almost equal to those of the stars. These included Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve (the pompous next door neighbor whom Fibber enjoyed twitting and arguing with). The Old Timer (a hard of hearing senior citizen with a penchant for distorting jokes, prefacing each one by saying That ain t the way I heared it! For no apparent reason he refers to Fibber as Johnny and Molly as Daughter ). A recurring joke is that he refuses to tell his real name. In one episode he finally claims that it is Rupert. Teeny, also known as Little Girl , (a precocious youngster, voiced by Marian Jordan and held over from Smackout, who was usually trying to cadge loose change from Fibber, and ending half her sentences with I m hungry! and, especially, I betcha! Teeny was also known to lose track of her own conversations. When Fibber tried to show interest in what she was saying, she would seem to forget all about it. Her conversation would switch from telling about to asking about whatever it was. Then, when Fibber would repeat all she had been telling him, Teeny would reply I know it! in a condescending way). Mayor LaTrivia, a name inspired by New York s famous mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, who would go from frustration to stark raving confusion by the McGees literal interpretations of his colloquialisms. Billy Mills (wisecracking leader of Billy Mills & The Orchestra, who played short instrumentals in the first half of each episode). Dr. Gamble (a local physician and surgeon with whom Fibber had a long standing rivalry and friendship). Ole Swenson (a Swedish born janitor at the Elks Club, always complaining that he was joost donatin my time! ). Abigail Uppington (a snooty society matron whose pretensions Fibber delighted in deflating). Wallace Wimple (a hen pecked husband constantly dominated by Sweetieface, his big ol wife ). Alice Darling (a ditzy munitions plant worker who boarded with the McGees during the war). Horatio K. Boomer (a con artist with a WC Fields like voice and delivery). Nick Depopoulous (a Greek born restaurateur with a tendency toward verbal malapropisms). Myrtle, also known as Myrt , (a never heard telephone operator that Fibber is friends with. A typical Myrt sketch started with Fibber picking up the phone and demanding, Operator, give me number 32...Oooh, is that you, Myrt How s every little thing Myrt Commonly, this was followed with Fibber relaying what Myrt was telling him to Molly, usually news about Myrt s family, and always ending with a bad pun). Myrtle made one brief appearance on 06 22 1943 when she visited the McGees to wish them a good summer the McGees did not recognize her in person. The most unusual character might have been the McGees black maid, Beulah. Unlike the situation on The Jack Benny Program, where black actor Eddie Anderson played Rochester, Beulah was voiced by a Caucasian male, Marlin Hurt. The character s usual opening line, Somebody bawl fo Beulah , often provoked a stunned, screeching sort of laughter among the live studio audience many of them, seeing the show performed for the first time in person, did not know that the actor voicing Beulah was neither black nor female, and expressed their surprise when Hurt delivered his line. The character of Uncle Dennis, who was the subject of a running gag (see below) and was generally never heard, did appear in a few episodes in 1943, including Etiquette on 11 23 1943 and Fibber Makes His Own Chili Sauce on 11 09 1943. Much of the show s humor relied on recurring gags, unseen regulars and punchlines that sometimes popped up here and there for years. Molly s Uncle Dennis is one of the more common unseen regulars, often referred to, and sometimes be heard making noise. He lives with the McGees, and is apparently an enormous alcoholic, becoming a punch line for many Fibber jokes and even the main subject of some shows in which he disappeared. When McGee tells a bad joke, Molly usually answers with the line T ain t funny, McGee! McGee is never mentioned as having a job, a device later made equally famous by Ozzie Nelson. However, Mayor LaTrivia often offers McGee jobs at City Hall, the jobs usually sounding exciting when the duties are vaguely described, but always ending up being very mundane when the actual job is named. For instance, a job looking in on the higher ups turns out to be a window cleaning job. McGee, apparently, is very proud of past deeds, sometimes recalls an interesting nickname he picked up over the years, one example being Eyes a muggin McGee . Eyes a muggin McGee, they d call me! From there he jumps headfirst into a long, breathless and boastful description of his nickname using an impressive amount of alliteration. Each episode also featured an appearance by announcer pitchman Harlow Wilcox, whose job it was to weave the second ad for the sponsor into the plot without having to break the show for a real commercial. Wilcox s introductory pitch lines were usually met with groans or humorously sarcastic lines by Fibber. During the many years that the show was sponsored by Johnson Wax, Fibber nicknamed Wilcox Waxy, due to Wilcox s constant praises of their various products. In fact, and in a style not unusual for the classic radio years, the show was typically introduced as, The Johnson Wax Program, starring Fibber McGee and Molly. Johnson Wax sponsored the show through 1950 Pet Milk through 1952 and, until the show s final half hour episode in mid 1953, Reynolds Aluminum. The Closet None of the show s running gags was as memorable or enduring as The Closet McGee s frequently opening and cacophonous closet, bric a brac clattering down and out and, often enough, over McGee s or Molly s heads. I gotta get that closet cleaned out one of these days was the usual McGee observation once the racket subsided. Like many such trademarks, the clattering closet began as a one time stunt with Molly the burial victim. But The Closet was developed carefully, not being overused (it rarely appeared in more than two consecutive installments, though it never disappeared for the same length, either, at the height of its identification, and it rarely collapsed at exactly the same time from show to show), and it became the best known running sound gag in American radio s classic period. Jack Benny s basement vault alarm ran a distant second. Exactly what tumbled out of McGee s closet each time was never clear (except to the sound effects man), but what signaled the end of the avalanche was always the same sound a clear, tiny, household hand bell and McGee s inevitable postmortem. Naturally, one of these days never arrived. A good thing, too, in one famous instance when burglars tied up McGee, he informed them cannily that the family valuables were in The Closet. Naturally, the burglars took the bait. And, naturally, they were buried in the inevitable avalanche, long enough for the police to come and cuff them and stuff them. Though on one or two episodes, including Too Much Energy (broadcast January 23, 1945), the closet turned up clean, to surprised hilarity. Fibber opened the door to the clean closet, only to be met with complete silence. As the audience chuckled slightly and most likely held their breath in anticipation, Molly explained that she had cleaned out the closet the day before. This was certainly not the end of the gag though, as the closet soon became cluttered once again, leading to many more comedic disasters. In due course, Fibber McGee s Closet entered the American vernacular as a catch phrase synonymous with household clutter. This collection of Fibber McGee and Molly shows features 777 shows on 7 CDs. Each episode is presented in the .mp3 format. There are many hours of entertaining Fibber McGee and Molly programs. The CDs are labeled and provided in a highly protective jewel case. A list of the programs on the disc as well as the date the program originally aired (if known) is also provided. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR EQUIPMENT WILL PLAY MP3 FORMATTED FILES BEFORE PURCHASING THIS ITEM. IT IS ULTIMATELY THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER TO ENSURE THAT HIS OR HER EQUIPMENT IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE MP3 FORMAT. A note concerning sound quality. The sound quality for the shows in this collection is very good to good. It is difficult to find perfect recordings from the golden age of radio due to the equipment used for recording and the fact that many of the recordings were made 60, 70 or even 80 years ago. Episode Listing for the Fibber McGee And Molly programs included in this collection FMM 350416 0001 The Motorcycle Cop, The Judge And Fibber FMM 350430 0003 Hot Dogs And A Blowout FMM 350722 0015 The Baseball Instructor FMM 350826 0020 The McGee s Win 79 Wistful Vista FMM 351028 0029 The Halloween Party FMM 351209 0035 Christmas Shopping FMM 351230 0038 New Year s Celebration FMM 360113 0040 Master Of The Kennel FMM 360302 0047 Encyclopedia Salesman FMM 360323 0050 Spring Cleaning FMM 360406 0052 The Car Trade In FMM 360420 0054 Street Car Motorman FMM 360504 0056 The Haircut FMM 360518 0058 The Escape Artist FMM 360525 0059 Selling Christmas Cards In May FMM 360601 0060 Conducting The Radio Station Auction FMM 360622 0063 The Employment Agency FMM 360706 0065 The Deadly Snake Is Loose FMM 360727 0068 Don t You Remember Me FMM 360907 0074 Judge Of The Court Of Domestic Relations FMM 360914 0075 At A Public Dance Hall FMM 361005 0078 McGee Shops For Clothes FMM 361026 0081 Judges At The Polls FMM 361123 0085 Indian Historical Play FMM 361130 0086 Running The Public Library FMM 361221 0089 Running The Post Office FMM 361230 0090 Celebrating New Year s Eve FMM 370111 0092 Representative Of The Can Opener Corp FMM 370125 0094 Working Out In The Gym FMM 370201 0095 Running A Pet Shop FMM 370208 0096 Presenting Mcgee s Play, Cinderella FMM 370405 0104 Gardening FMM 370426 0107 The Take Off For Hollywood FMM 370524 0111 I Know Just The Spot For A Picnic FMM 370607 0113 Molly Loses Her Diamond Ring FMM 370628 0116 The Human Cannonball FMM 370719 0119 Homecoming Program FMM 370726 0120 Grocery Store Manager FMM 370913 0127 A Drama In Ancient Rome FMM 371011 0131 Shopping For A New Car FMM 371227 0142 Heir To An Estate With Oil Wells FMM 380124 0146 Mcgee Minds A Baby FMM 380131 0147 The Weatherman FMM 380207 0148 McGee Builds A Fireplace FMM 380214 0149 The Justice Of The Peace FMM 380221 0150 The Onion Soup King FMM 380307 0152 The Pawn Broker FMM 380405 0156 The New Precipatation Purple Suit FMM 380517 0162 Police Reporter McGee FMM 380524 0163 Managing A Riding Academy FMM 380607 0165 McGee The Artist FMM 380906 0169 Hundreds Of Autograph Seekers Are Wai FMM 380913 0170 Impressing J. Hopkins Moganpoint FMM 381129 0181 Masquerade Party FMM 381220 0184 A Christmas Gift For McGee s Nephew FMM 381227 0185 Acting Mayor McGee FMM 390110 0187 McGee The Fireman FMM 390124 0189 Missing Shirt Collar Button FMM 390131 0190 Military Advisor For Army Maneuvers FMM 390207 0191 Faulty Window Shade FMM 390214 0192 Out Of Coal And Frozen Water Pipes FMM 390221 0193 After Dinner Speaker At Rotowantis FMM 390228 0194 Mouse In The House FMM 390307 0195 Mcgee s Hamburger Joint FMM 390314 0196 The Gildersleeve Memory Course FMM 390321 0197 The Spring Haircut Dr. Harry Storer FMM 390328 0198 Inherited Yacht FMM 390404 0199 Antique Furniture FMM 390411 0200 The Mailman FMM 390418 0201 Molly Returns Sets Up Budget FMM 390425 0202 McGee Gets Glasses FMM 390516 0205 Zither Lessons And Buried Treasure FMM 390523 0206 The Stork FMM 390530 0207 Escaped Convicts (5) FMM 390606 0208 McGee The Wrestler FMM 390613 0209 Advice Column Aunt Molly FMM 390620 0210 Toothache Doctor Gildersleeve FMM 390905 0212 McGee s Fish Fry FMM 390912 0213 15th Anniversary Elopement FMM 390919 0214 Newspaper Column FMM 390926 0215 Fibber Is Too Sick For Housework FMM 391003 0216 Killer Canova s Autograph FMM 391010 0217 Rummage Sale Bazaar FMM 391017 0218 Raking Leaves FMM 391024 0219 Halloween Party At Gildersleeve s House FMM 391031 0220 Auto Show (Annual) FMM 391107 0221 Hiawatha FMM 391114 0222 Traffic Ticket FMM 391121 0223 Overdue Library Book FMM 391128 0224 Finance Company Is After The Car FMM 391205 0225 McGees Are Adjusters At Bonton Dept Store FMM 391212 0226 Jewelry Store Robbery FMM 391219 0227 Package From Uncle Sycamore Arrives FMM 391226 0228 Butler Gildersleeve FMM 400102 0229 McGee Builds A Dog House FMM 400109 0230 Gone With The Wind FMM 400116 0231 New License Plates Stolen Car FMM 400123 0232 Gildersleeve Girdle Show FMM 400130 0233 Fibber Tries To Get Rid Of An Old Suit FMM 400206 0234 Fibber s Birthday FMM 400213 0235 Egyptian Good Luck Ring FMM 400220 0236 To Tell The Truth FMM 400227 0237 Fibber Is Catching A Cold FMM 400305 0238 Cleaning Fibber s Closet FMM 400312 0239 Make A Pal Of Your Wife Week FMM 400319 0240 Dog License FMM 400326 0241 Planting A Hedge FMM 400402 0242 Dictionary FMM 400409 0243 Coming Home After Doing Luz Theater FMM 400416 0244 5th Anniversary Show For Johnson s Wax FMM 400423 0245 Art Museum How To Hang A Picture FMM 400430 0246 Fibber The Director FMM 400507 0247 Women s Club Play Stuck In Suit Of Armor FMM 400514 0248 Water s Grass Fight With Gildersleeve FMM 400521 0249 McGee s Mind Plumbers Hardware Store FMM 400528 0250 The Circus FMM 400604 0251 Spaghette Dinner For Stag Party FMM 400611 0252 Wall Paper FMM 400618 0253 Fibber Models A Dress FMM 400625 0254 Packing For Vacation FMM 401001 0255 Back From Vacation Unpacking FMM 401008 0256 Fibber Quits Smoking FMM 401015 0257 Fibber Needs A Screwdriver FMM 401022 0258 Fibber Finds Gildersleeve s Locked Diary FMM 401029 0259 Trip To Notre Dame Army Football Game FMM 401105 0260 Election Officials FMM 401112 0261 Fibber s Black Eye FMM 401119 0262 Train Trip To See Uncle Dennis FMM 401126 0263 Uncle Dennis Visits The McGees FMM 401203 0264 Raffle Ticket Five Tons Of Coal FMM 401210 0265 Mailing Christmas Packages FMM 401224 0267 The Radio Phonograph FMM 401231 0268 Fibber Finds A Watch At 14th And Oak FMM 410107 0269 Hundred Dollar Bill FMM 410121 0271 Piano Lessons FMM 410204 0273 Fibber Buys A New Suit And Steals A Hat FMM 410211 0274 Fibber The Watch Salesman FMM 410218 0275 Early To Bed FMM 410225 0276 Bottle Collector FMM 410304 0277 McGees Give A Party FMM 410311 0278 Quarantined With Measles FMM 410318 0279 Fibber Is Drafted FMM 410325 0280 Fibber Changes His Name To Ronald FMM 410401 0281 Molly Loses Left Rear Fender FMM 410408 0282 Fibber Builds A Telescope FMM 410415 0283 Fibber Needs Glasses 6th Anniversar FMM 410422 0284 Night Out With The Boys FMM 410429 0285 Fibber Is Stuck In New Paving FMM 410506 0286 Collecting Games And Books For Army Camps FMM 410513 0287 Record Salmon Dinner FMM 410520 0288 Fibber Bakes Molly s Birthday Cake FMM 410527 0289 Gildy s Ladder Fibber Makes A Record FMM 410610 0291 Fibber And Molly Have A Picture Taken FMM 410617 0292 McGee s Take Sis To Amusement Park FMM 410624 0293 Leaving For Hollywood To Make A Movie FMM 410930 0294 Back From Vacation Gildy Says Goodbye FMM 411007 0295 $50000 Deal FMM 411014 0296 Acting Fire Commissioner McGee FMM 411021 0297 Fall House Cleaning FMM 411028 0298 Fibber Meets A Racketeer FMM 411104 0299 New Furniture FMM 411111 0300 Bergen And Mccarthy Come To Movie Premiere FMM 411118 0301 The Mayor Overstays His Welcome FMM 411125 0302 Investment In Cosmetic Clay FMM 411202 0303 Fibber Grows A Moustache FMM 411209 0304 40 Percent Off FMM 411216 0305 Fibber Cuts His Own Christmas Tree FMM 411223 0306 Christmas Presents FMM 411230 0307 Fix It McGee FMM 420106 0308 Night Out FMM 420113 0309 Mrs. Uppington s Window (Part 01) FMM 420120 0310 Mrs. Uppington s Window (Part 02) FMM 420127 0311 Blizzard FMM 420203 0312 Molly s Lost Diamond Ring FMM 420210 0313 Valentine Candy FMM 420217 0314 Fibber s Home Movie FMM 420224 0315 Fibber Buys A Horse FMM 420303 0316 Boomer s Suitcase FMM 420310 0317 Fibber Builds A Footstool FMM 420324 0318 Fibber Writes A Song FMM 420331 0319 Latherind Soap Contest FMM 420407 0320 Clean Out Closet For Scrap Drive FMM 420414 0321 Spring Festival Parade FMM 420421 0322 Take Me Out To The Ball Game FMM 420428 0323 Fibber s Old Straw Hat FMM 420505 0324 Sugar Substitute FMM 420512 0325 Spy FMM 420519 0326 Fibber Is Going To Be Rich FMM 420526 0327 Uncle Dennis Has Disappeared (Part 01) FMM 420602 0328 Uncle Dennis Has Disappeared (Part 02) FMM 420609 0329 Pot Roast For Dinner FMM 420616 0330 Mouse In The House FMM 420623 0331 Packing For Vacation Locked Suitcase FMM 420929 0332 Back From Vacation Lost Camera FMM 421006 0333 Otis Cadwallader FMM 421013 0334 Fibber Converts Furnace To Coal FMM 421020 0335 Family Tree FMM 421027 0336 Old Timer On The Lam FMM 421103 0337 Duck Hunting With Latrivia FMM 421110 0338 Uppy s Nephew FMM 421117 0339 $20000 In The Sofa FMM 421124 0340 Fibber Getting In Condition FMM 421201 0341 Mileage Rationing FMM 421208 0342 Women Taking Over Vacuum Cleaner FMM 421215 0343 Fibber Misplaces Christmas Money FMM 421222 0344 Listening To The Christmas Carols FMM 421229 0345 Gilders FMM 430105 0346 Cut Down Old Suit For Molly FMM 430112 0347 Billy Mills In Hospital FMM 430119 0348 Mrs. Uppington Joins The Waacs FMM 430126 0349 Fibber The Author FMM 430202 0350 Cleaning The Closet FMM 430209 0351 Modern Weapons FMM 430216 0352 Looking For Skilled War Workers FMM 430223 0353 Poker Game FMM 430302 0354 Breakfast In Bed For Molly FMM 430309 0355 Visit To The Dairy FMM 430316 0356 Fibber s Horoscope FMM 430323 0357 Red Cross Collector McGee FMM 430330 0358 The Washing Machine FMM 430406 0359 Fibber Feels Ill FMM 430413 0360 Indian Fighter Uncle Sycamore On Radio FMM 430420 0361 A Dress For Molly FMM 430427 0362 Black Market Meat FMM 430504 0363 Numerology FMM 430511 0364 Fibber s New Barometer Indicates Snow FMM 430518 0365 McGee Steals A Car And Goes To Jail FMM 430525 0366 Fibber s Idea For World Travel FMM 430601 0367 Fibber s Thumb Caught In The Bowling Ball FMM 430622 0370 Getting Ready For Camping Trip FMM 430928 0371 McGees Go To The Movies FMM 431005 0372 Rent The Spare Room To A War Worker FMM 431012 0373 Commision For Witney s Daughter FMM 431102 0376 Ants In The House FMM 431109 0377 Fibber Makes Chili Sauce FMM 431123 0379 Etiquette FMM 431130 0380 Teeny s Missing Dog FMM 431207 0381 The War Is Not Almost Over FMM 431221 0383 Looking For A Christmas Tree FMM 431228 0384 A Fresh Start For New Years FMM 440111 0386 1943 Income Tax Return FMM 440118 0387 Molly Gets Flowers FMM 440125 0388 Dining Out FMM 440201 0389 Fibber Finds Lost Diamond Ring In Gutter FMM 440208 0390 Home Made Ice Cream FMM 440215 0391 Handwriting Analysis FMM 440222 0392 Old School Chum, Bill Smith From Peoria FMM 440229 0393 Before A Western Campfire FMM 440307 0394 Fibber Makes A Radio Speech Red Cross FMM 440314 0395 McGees Hire Beulah One Day a Week FMM 440321 0396 My Old Mandolin FMM 440328 0397 Fibber Has Pneumonia Gildersleeve Calls FMM 440404 0398 Fibber The Convalescent FMM 440418 0400 German Spy FMM 440425 0401 Cannery Executive FMM 440502 0402 Aunt Sarah s Picture FMM 440509 0403 Alice Darling s New Boyfriend FMM 440516 0404 Policeman s Ball Uncle Sycamore s Pistol FMM 440523 0405 Old Muley Fishing License FMM 440530 0406 Old Muley Caught FMM 440606 0407 The Invasion Of Europe FMM 440613 0408 Putting Up A Porch Swing FMM 440620 0409 Getting Ready For Ranch Vacation FMM 441010 0410 Fibber Can t Find His Hip Boots FMM 441017 0411 No Maple Syrup FMM 441024 0412 Bank Statement Error Mining Stock FMM 441031 0413 Duck Hunter Fibber FMM 441114 0414 Night School FMM 441121 0415 Fibber Gets A Broken Rib From Housecl FMM 441128 0416 Wallace Wimple, Physical Culture Spec FMM 441205 0417 Fibber Puts Ironing Board And Presses FMM 441212 0418 Radio Quiz Show FMM 441219 0419 Early Christmas Presents FMM 441226 0420 McGee Controls His Temper FMM 450102 0421 The Diamond Stick Pin FMM 450109 0422 Mushrooms FMM 450116 0423 Shampoo FMM 450123 0424 Too Much Energy FMM 450130 0425 Merchant Marines FMM 450206 0426 The Case Of The Cross Eyed Cat FMM 450213 0427 Piano Tuner FMM 450220 0428 Catching The Train FMM 450227 0429 Red Cross FMM 450306 0430 Early Golden Wedding Anniversary FMM 450313 0431 A Visit From An Old Cattleman Friend FMM 450320 0432 Fixing The Radio Set FMM 450327 0433 Sending Doc s Clothes To The Clothing FMM 450403 0434 Fibber The Poet FMM 450410 0435 No Newspaper FMM 450417 0436 Bank Statement FMM 450424 0437 A Ride To The Elks FMM 450428 XXXX War Time Cancer Special FMM 450501 0438 Briefcase Bronson FMM 450508 0439 Housing Survey FMM 450515 0440 The Auction FMM 450522 0441 Fibber Is In Charge Of War Bond Concert FMM 450529 0442 Power Lawn Mower FMM 450605 0443 Cleaning Hall Closet Mrs. Carstairs FMM 450612 0444 Fibber The Magician FMM 450619 0445 Fibber s Big Deal With Carstairs FMM 450626 0446 Houseboat On Lake Dugan FMM 451002 0447 Welcoming Mayor La Trivia Home From T FMM 451009 0448 Shopping For Car FMM 451016 0449 Fibber s Influence FMM 451023 0450 Dinner For Cousin Ernest FMM 451030 0451 Fibber The Sculptor FMM 451106 0452 Fudge FMM 451113 0453 Fibber Teaches Molly To Drive FMM 451120 0454 Fibber The Supervisor FMM 451127 0455 The Old Oak Tree FMM 451204 0456 Winter Walk To Dugan s Lake FMM 451211 0457 Fibber The Governor s Pal FMM 451218 0458 White Christmas Tree FMM 451225 0459 Doc Gamgle s Present What Is It FMM 460101 0460 Tall Story Contest FMM 460108 0461 Guess The Number Of Beans Contest FMM 460115 0462 Treasure Map FMM 460122 0463 Pioneer Day FMM 460129 0464 Card Party FMM 460205 0465 Ice Skating FMM 460212 0466 Fibber s New Suit FMM 460219 0467 Molly Sick Fibber & Doc Eat Out FMM 460226 0468 Fibber s Pen Is Missing FMM 460305 0469 Stolen Cars FMM 460312 0470 Building A Kite FMM 460319 0471 Red Cross Drive FMM 460326 0472 Bullets Brannigan FMM 460402 0473 Protecto Rejecto Ignition Lock FMM 460409 0474 Salvador McGee FMM 460416 0475 Cousin Salvador Repairs Antique Table FMM 460423 0476 How To Live To 150 FMM 460430 0477 Barbershop Quartet FMM 460507 0478 Fibber Caught Old Muley Out Of Season FMM 460514 0479 Political Campaign FMM 460521 0480 The Old Ball Game FMM 460528 0481 Wedding Anniversary FMM 460604 0482 Air Show Flying Fool McGee FMM 460611 0483 Camping Equipment For Boat Trip FMM 461001 0484 Fibber Is Sick FMM 461008 0485 Bull Moran FMM 461015 0486 Fibber Checks The Water Supply FMM 461022 0487 Fibber Shops For New Shoelaces FMM 461029 0488 Dinner Party Doc & La Trivia FMM 461105 0489 60th Anniversary Of Johnson s Wax FMM 461112 0490 Expecting A Visit From Ronald Coleman FMM 461119 0491 Fibber s Play For The Big Football Game FMM 461126 0492 Prowler At Fifi s FMM 461203 0493 Fibber s Bank Account FMM 461210 0494 Fibber Needles Doc & LaTrivia About Fifi FMM 461217 0495 Sunlamp FMM 461224 0496 Fixing Toys The Day Before Christmas FMM 461231 0497 New Year s Eve Party With Fred Waring FMM 470107 0498 Escaped Convicts Fibber Joins Posse FMM 470114 0499 Package At The Post Office FMM 470121 0500 House Alteration Look For Architect FMM 470128 0501 Waiting For The Bus FMM 470204 0502 Baby Sitting With Teenie FMM 470211 0503 Aeronautics FMM 470218 0504 Fibber Collecting Doc Gamble s Bills FMM 470225 0505 Fibber Fixes A Window FMM 470304 0506 Bad Mail Srevice FMM 470311 0507 Man s Untapped Energies FMM 470318 0508 Fibber Meeting Someone In The Rain FMM 470325 0509 Home Power Plant FMM 470401 0510 Traffic Conditions Safe Driving Campaign FMM 470408 0511 Molly s Twisted Ankle FMM 470415 0512 1880 Quarter FMM 470422 0513 McGees Go To The Carnival FMM 470429 0514 Molly s Old Freind Thelma Visits FMM 470506 0515 Good Grammar FMM 470513 0516 Smuggled Irish Tweed FMM 470520 0517 Fibber Is Interviewed Assessor FMM 470527 0518 Old Family Recipe Shrimps McGee FMM 470603 0519 Citizenship Test FMM 470610 0520 Picnic Diving For Gold Pieces FMM 470617 0521 Old Friend Homer Pays A Debt FMM 471007 0522 Anniversary Of Their First Football Game FMM 471014 0523 Catching Teeny s Cat FMM 471021 0524 Late Car Payment Carl Snarl Finance FMM 471028 0525 Big Deal At The Farm FMM 471104 0526 Fibber Gets Weighed FMM 471111 0527 War Surplus Store FMM 471118 0528 Telephone Call FMM 471125 0529 New Bread Box FMM 471202 0530 Duck Hunting FMM 471209 0531 Newspaper Interview FMM 471216 0532 Aunt Sarah s Fruitcake FMM 471223 0533 Lost Key Ring FMM 471230 0534 $10 Gift Certificate FMM 480106 0535 Magic Act FMM 480113 0536 Cartable Radio FMM 480120 0537 Women s Bazaar FMM 480127 0538 Missing Laundry FMM 480203 0539 New Table Lamp FMM 480210 0540 Childhood Sled FMM 480217 0541 Big Money For Old Books FMM 480224 0542 Getting $7 Back FMM 480302 0543 Volunteering For Jury Duty FMM 480309 0544 Broken Card Table FMM 480316 0545 Spearhead Commission FMM 480323 0546 Molly s Easter Creation FMM 480330 0547 There s A Small Hotel FMM 480406 0548 Fixing Doc s Car FMM 480413 0549 Fire Alarm Box FMM 480420 0550 Making A Vase FMM 480427 0551 Passenger Pigeon FMM 480504 0552 Selling The House FMM 480511 0553 Going Fishing FMM 480518 0554 Baseball Cologne FMM 480525 0555 Molly s Toothache FMM 480601 0556 Fibber s Tune FMM 481005 0557 At The Taylors FMM 481012 0558 Giving Up Smoking FMM 481019 0559 Portable Radio At The Repair Shop FMM 481026 0560 Planting A Lawn Six Months Late FMM 481109 0561 Voting Day FMM 481116 0562 Bowling Finals FMM 481123 0563 Doc s Pheasants FMM 481130 0564 Street Light Is Out FMM 481207 0565 Christmas Shopping FMM 481214 0566 New Fish Store FMM 481221 0567 Taking Packages To The Post Office FMM 481228 0568 New Years Eve Dance FMM 490104 0569 Forgets To Order Furnace Oil FMM 490111 0570 Organizing A Sleigh Ride FMM 490118 0571 Money In A Shoe Box FMM 490125 0572 Washing Machine Won t Work FMM 490201 0573 The Good Listener FMM 490208 0574 Date On Calendar FMM 490215 0575 Women Drivers FMM 490222 0576 Truth On Washington s Birthday FMM 490301 0577 Old Jalopy FMM 490308 0578 The Elk s Mortgage FMM 490315 0579 Doc Gamble Day FMM 490322 0580 Dress Maker s Dummy FMM 490329 0581 The 1000 Pound Inheritance FMM 490405 0582 At Kramer s Cash Register FMM 490412 0583 Fibber Buys A Pipe FMM 490419 0584 Housework On a Schedule FMM 490426 0585 Boy Scout FMM 490503 0586 Building New House For Ole FMM 490510 0587 Choosing New Suit For Doc FMM 490517 0588 Story Of The Typewriter FMM 490524 0589 Making Vacation Plans FMM 490531 0590 Vacation Plans Canoeing FMM 490913 XXXX Fifteenth Anniversary Show FMM 490920 0591 Fibber Wants To Elope FMM 490927 0592 Big Fish Feed FMM 491004 0593 Umbrella Stand FMM 491011 0594 Cloth From Paper FMM 491018 0595 Selling Kisses FMM 491025 0596 Symphony Orchestra Tickets FMM 491101 0597 Bus Suggestion FMM 491108 0598 Fix Coo Coo Clock FMM 491115 0599 Stuck In Grating FMM 491122 0600 $125 Tax Bill FMM 491129 0601 $1.19 Innertube FMM 491206 0602 Making Christmas Cards FMM 491213 0603 Man Of The Year Book FMM 491220 0604 Best Christmas Decorations FMM 491227 0605 Trip To Aunt Sarah s FMM 500103 0606 At Aunt Sarah s FMM 500110 0607 Working For Walt FMM 500117 0608 Cutting Firewood FMM 500124 0609 Selling Fibber A Suit FMM 500131 0610 Sleigh Ride FMM 500207 0611 City Council FMM 500214 0612 Lost Radium FMM 500221 0613 Dog Bites Mailman FMM 500228 0614 Mayor La Trivia s Party FMM 500307 0615 Ole is Kidnapped FMM 500314 0616 Guest House Building Permit FMM 500321 0617 Trimming the Shade Tree FMM 500328 0618 The Flying Saucer FMM 500404 0619 Fibber the Census Taker FMM 500411 0620 Running the General Store FMM 500418 0621 Manhole Cover FMM 500425 0622 Elks Club Dance FMM 500502 0623 The Fishing Trip FMM 500509 0624 Circus Day FMM 500516 0625 Picnic in the Orchard FMM 500523 0626 Ranch Foreman FMM 500919 0627 The Chicken Bar BQ FMM 500926 0628 Night School FMM 501003 0629 McGee s Stomach Ache FMM 501010 0630 The Con Men FMM 501017 0631 The Snapshot Contest FMM 501024 0632 The Real Estate Deal FMM 501031 0633 The Ukulele Course FMM 501107 0634 Fibber Needs Glasses FMM 501114 0635 The $100000 Postage Stamp FMM 501121 0636 Aunt Jennie FMM 501128 0637 Parking Meter Returns Razors FMM 501205 0638 Dinner At La Trivia s FMM 501212 0639 Bank Nite At The Movies FMM 501219 0640 McGee The Postman FMM 501226 0641 Shoveling Snow FMM 510102 0642 Fixing Teeny s Sled FMM 510109 0643 Circular Mailers FMM 510116 0644 Walking On City Hall Grass FMM 510123 0645 McGee s Belongings FMM 510130 0646 Skating Pary At Dugan s Lake FMM 510206 0647 Breakfast In Bed For Molly FMM 510213 0648 Nasty Letter To Fred Nitney FMM 510220 0649 Express Company Bandits FMM 510227 0650 Trip to Peoria FMM 510306 0651 Molly s Checkup FMM 510313 0652 The Antique Vase FMM 510320 0653 Good Deeds FMM 510327 0654 Surprise Party (McGee s Are Out Ill) FMM 510403 0655 McGee Declared Well FMM 510410 0656 The Gas Bill FMM 510417 0657 Grocery Budget FMM 510424 0658 Soapbox Derby Racer For Teeny FMM 510501 0659 The Hitchhiking Bureau FMM 510508 0660 McGee, The Artist FMM 510515 0661 Hole In One FMM 510522 0662 Running A Red Light FMM 510529 0663 Birds Nest In The Mailbox FMM 510605 0664 New Fish Bait FMM 510612 0665 The Businessmen s Symphony FMM 511002 0666 Trip To Omaha FMM 511009 0667 Community Chest Rally In Omaha FMM 511016 0668 Teeny Needs To Visit The Dentist FMM 511023 0669 Molly s Birthday FMM 511030 0670 McGee s New Dog FMM 511106 0671 Selling Fibber s Racoon Coat FMM 511113 0672 Duck Hunter McGee FMM 511120 0673 Some Like It Hot FMM 511127 0674 Homecoming Dance Chaperones FMM 511204 0675 Floorwalker McGee FMM 511211 0676 Detective McGee FMM 511218 0677 Big Pool Match FMM 511225 0678 The Spirit Of Giving FMM 520101 0679 New Years Day Visiting FMM 520108 0680 Rumors FMM 520115 0681 Rummage Sale FMM 520122 0682 Locked Out FMM 520129 0683 McGee Plays Cupid FMM 520205 0684 Paying The Bills FMM 520212 0685 Braiding A Rug FMM 520219 0686 Summoned By The IRS FMM 520226 0687 Pancake Day FMM 520304 0688 Fixing The Back Step FMM 520311 0689 20th Anniversary On NBC (Streamload) FMM 520318 0690 Statue Of Buckshot McGee FMM 520325 0691 Running The Drugstore FMM 520401 0692 Heat Wave, Selling Umbrellas FMM 520408 0693 The Perilous Horoscope FMM 520415 0694 All You Can Eat For A $1.00 FMM 520422 0695 Traffic Court FMM 520429 0696 Potted Plant And Pet Show (Incomplete) FMM 520506 0697 Picnic At Dugan s Lake FMM 520513 0698 Fibber Tunes The Piano FMM 520520 0699 At The Carnival FMM 520527 0700 McGee s Annual Checkup FMM 520603 0701 The Singing Commercial FMM 520610 0702 McGee, The Political Worker FMM 521007 0703 The Rich Friend, Gert FMM 521014 0704 Stock In The Transit Company FMM 521021 0705 Post Office Box Key FMM 521028 0706 The Giant Grizzly FMM 521111 0707 McGee s Fruit Punch FMM 521118 0708 The Missing Umbrella FMM 521125 0709 Polishing Doc s Car FMM 521202 0710 The Bowling Team FMM 521209 0711 Molly s New Hat FMM 521216 0712 Presents Form Wimple FMM 521223 0713 Doc s Surprise Party FMM 521230 0714 The New Years Dance FMM 530106 0715 Reunion with Nitney FMM 530113 0716 McGee Buys a Puppy FMM 530120 0717 Gossip Book FMM 530127 0718 McGee s Giant Icicle FMM 530203 0719 Installing A Wall Safe FMM 530210 0720 Courteous McGee FMM 530217 0721 McGee Minds Doc s Office FMM 530224 0722 McGee, The Artist FMM 530303 0723 Breakfast In Bed For Molly FMM 530310 0724 Something Fell Off the Car FMM 530317 0725 Reward For Noble Deed FMM 530324 0726 McGee s Lucky Day FMM 530331 0727 McGee, The Hypnotist FMM 530407 0728 Elk s Vaudeville Show FMM 530414 0729 McGees False Alarm FMM 530421 0730 Fibber Delivers A Cake For Molly FMM 530428 0731 The Old Moose Head FMM 530505 0732 Helps Lady At 14th & Oak FMM 530512 0733 Ole s Brother From Sweden FMM 530519 0734 Old Law To Escape Taxes FMM 530526 0735 Bodybuilding To Fight Hector FMM 530602 0736 Lost Cat Ad FMM 530609 0737 Traffic Court Campaign FMM 530616 0738 Molly s Date With Al Bennington FMM 530623 0739 Operation Skywatch FMM 530630 0740 Fishing Trip To Dugan s Lake FMM 531005 0741 Hanging Aunt Sarah s Picture FMM 531006 0742 A Letter To The Postmaster FMM 531007 0743 Buying A Parakeet FMM 531008 0744 Teaching The Parakeet To Talk FMM 531009 0745 Buying Shampoo At Kremers FMM 531012 0746 Awaiting A Phone Call FMM 531013 0747 Preparing His Executive Club Speech FMM 531014 0748 Buying A Suit For Luncheon FMM 531015 0749 Fibber s Biography For Luncheon FMM 531016 0750 Fibber Goes Hoarse, Molly Speaks FMM 531019 0751 Ribbon On Finger To Remember What FMM 531020 0752 Taking Molly To Dine And Dance FMM 531021 0753 Luggage Shopping For Trip To See Aunt Sarah FMM 531022 0754 Packing For Trip To See Aunt Sarah FMM 531023 0755 Further Trip Preparations FMM 531026 0756 Fibber Lost On The Train FMM 531027 0757 Seeking Aunt Sarah s Home FMM 531028 0758 Overnight in Wrong House FMM 531029 0759 Who Is FC FMM 531030 0760 Trick Or Treating With Teeny FMM 531102 0761 Trying To Catch Phantom Burglar FMM 531103 0762 Phantom Burglar Nabbed FMM 531104 0763 Buying & Installing Door Lock FMM 531105 0764 Trying To Get To Shoe Repair Shop FMM 531106 0765 Parakeets Preference FMM 531109 0766 At Bon Ton For Teeny s Gift FMM 531110 0767 Preparation For Duck Hunting FMM 531111 0768 Fibber Looks For His Hunting License FMM 531112 0769 Buying The Groceries FMM 531113 0770 Leaving For Lake Wapahokey FMM 531116 0771 It s Raining FMM 531117 0772 Duck Hunting With Success FMM 531118 0773 The Happy Hunter Returns FMM 531119 0774 Fibber To Bed By Seven FMM 531120 0775 The Christmas Fund FMM 531123 0776 Phoney Ring Investment FMM 531124 0777 Selling Doc the Ring & Wimp Moves In FMM 531125 0778 Autumn Leaves Drive With Wallace FMM 531130 0781 56 Years Bad Luck (Fibber Broken 8 Mi FMM 531201 0782 Enters Photo Contest FMM 531202 0783 Candid Camera Fiend FMM 531203 0784 Fibber Processes Own Film FMM 531204 0785 $75 Snapshot Lost FMM 531207 0786 $75 Snapshot Found FMM 531208 0787 Call From Washington, DC FMM 531209 0788 Missed The Call FMM 531210 0789 Party Line Blocks Call FMM 531211 0790 McGee s Call Comes Through FMM 531214 0791 Cleaning Lady Hired FMM 531215 0792 Molly s Lost Earring FMM 531216 0793 Christmas Shopping At Bon Ton FMM 531217 0794 Fibber Collects $30.90 FMM 531218 0795 The $42.60 Tax Refund FMM 531221 0796 Mailing Aunt Sarah s Gift FMM 531222 0797 The Expensive Christmas Tree FMM 531223 0798 Decorating The Tree FMM 531224 0799 Laura, The Lopsided Pine FMM 531225 0800 Christmas At Home FMM 531228 0801 Planning Elks Club New Years Party FMM 531229 0802 Planning Elk s New Years Party FMM 531230 0803 Fibber s Revived Vaudeville Act FMM 531231 0804 The Elk s Extravanganza FMM 540101 0805 A Quiet New Year s Day FMM 540118 0816 Citizen X Contest Continues FMM 540119 0817 McGee Foiled Again FMM 540120 0818 Citizen X Not Located, Yet FMM 540121 0819 McGee s Cigar Ashes FMM 540122 0820 It s Fibber s Birthday FMM 540125 0821 Molly Is Citizen X! FMM 540126 0822 Tight Lipped McGee FMM 540127 0823 The $3.00 Lawsuit FMM 540128 0824 McGee s Go To See South Atlantic FMM 540129 0825 Fibber The Plumber FMM 540201 0826 Fibber s Bank Statement FMM 540202 0827 Redecorating Woman s Club Servicemen FMM 540203 0828 Fibber And The Boys Go To Work FMM 540204 0829 Writting Checks With Teeny s Ink FMM 540205 0830 Disposing The Christmas Tree FMM 540208 0831 The McGees New Dial Phone FMM 540209 0832 New Neighbor Frank Ingram FMM 540210 0833 McGee, House Sitter FMM 540211 0834 Advertising Ingram s Home For Rent FMM 540212 0835 House Almost Rented To A Professor FMM 540215 0836 What s In The Attic FMM 540216 0837 Installing a Light in Fibber s Closet FMM 540217 0838 The House Is Finally Rented FMM 540218 0839 Molly, In The Attic! FMM 540219 0840 Fibber Sleeps Through Two Gun Justice FMM 540222 0841 Celebrating Washington s Birthday FMM 540223 0842 Tall Tale McGee FMM 540225 0843 Eight Year Old Newspaper FMM 540226 0844 Fibber s High School Athletic Trophy FMM 540301 0845 Trouble With The Bon Ton Parking Valet FMM 540302 0846 Federal Income Tax Preparation FMM 540303 0847 McGee s Lucky Day FMM 540304 0848 The McGee Jet Ketchup Gun FMM 540305 0849 Ketchup Representative Comes FMM 540308 0850 The Envelope Swindle FMM 540309 0851 Running A Variety Store FMM 540310 0852 Fibber Manages Quilbys Variety Store FMM 540311 0853 Business Is Dull FMM 540315 0854 McGee Promotes Business FMM 540319 0855 Fibber Helps Molly With Club Luncheon FMM 540330 0856 Voting For Congressman FMM 540331 0867 Buying 1000 Bricks FMM 540402 0869 Building A Bar B Que FMM 540405 0870 Wimple Helps With Bar B Que FMM 540407 0872 Sleepwalking McGee FMM 540408 0873 McGee Loses Coat Button Sleepwalking FMM 540409 0874 Fibber Exchanges Buttons FMM 540412 0875 Molly Almost Turns Fibber In FMM 540413 0876 McGee Hires A Lawyer FMM 540414 0877 Jewel Robbery Solved FMM 540415 0878 Freeway Ride FMM 540416 0879 Dying 12 Dozen Easter Eggs FMM 540419 0880 Indian Scout McGee FMM 540420 0881 Prepares For Hike FMM 540421 0882 Nature Hike FMM 540422 0883 40000 Copies Of Partly True FMM 540423 0884 Unloading 40000 Magazines FMM 540426 0885 McGee s Old Suit FMM 540427 0886 Stung By A Wasp FMM 540428 0887 Tennis Player McGee FMM 540429 0888 City Orders Fibber To Cut A Tree FMM 540430 0889 Cutting down The Oak Tree FMM 540503 0890 New Shoes FMM 540504 0891 McGee s Hiccups FMM 540505 0892 An Orchid Plant For Doc FMM 540506 0893 Minding Teeny For An Evening FMM 540507 0894 Carver s Coffee Slogan Contest FMM 540510 0895 McGee Plans To Return To School FMM 540511 0896 Fibber Meets Clobberhead Jones FMM 540513 0898 Flash Broke The Coffee Maker FMM 540514 0899 Sued For Alienating Flash s Affections FMM 540517 0900 Fibber on Trial FMM 540608 0916 Fibber Losing Hair FMM 540707 0937 Trouble With The Law FMM 550331 1128 Wistful Vista s Snowy Owl FMM 550510 1156 McGee s Bank Statement FMM 551010 1264 Breaking in Fibber s New Shoes FMM 551011 1265 Pickup McGee FMM 551124 1297 Thanksgiving Dinner Out FMM 551222 1317 Opening Doc s Christmas Cards FMM 570825 1408 Reminicing Peoria Lifeguard FMM 570915 1414 Performing Autumn Chores FMM 570922 1416 Taking Molly Duck Hunting FMM 570928 1417 If McGee Had A Different Job FMM 571005 1419 Balancing The Budget FMM 571006 1420 Fibber s Dance Studio FMM 571012 1421 Where McGee Should Have Lived FMM 571019 1423 Newsmaker McGee FMM 571027 1426 Lawyer Correspondence Course FMM 571102 1427 The IRS Audits McGee FMM 571109 1429 Molly s Trip To Peoria FMM 571116 1431 Thanksgiving At The McGees FMM 571123 1433 Studies To Be A Detective FMM 571124 1434 Going Bowling FMM 571201 1436 Birthday Breakfast For Molly FMM 571208 1438 Uranium Rich Uncle Elrod FMM 571214 1439 Early Christmas Shopping FMM 571215 1440 Rememberances From McGee s Diary FMM 571221 1441 Taking a Memory Course FMM 571222 1442 National Prosperity Week FMM 571229 1444 Dr. Fibber McGee, MD FMM 580104 1445 Christams Preparation FMM 580105 1446 Renewing Marriage Vows FMM 580223 1460 Taking An Efficiency Course FMM 580302 1462 Soap Contest Jingle FMM 580323 1468 It s YMCA Week FMM 580329 1469 Lincoln Valentine s Days FMM 580405 1471 McGee s Alternative Career FMM 580426 1477 Preparing For The Easter Parade FMM 581025 1529 It s National Dog Week FMM 581116 1536 Builds A Hi Fi Set FMM 581122 1537 Fibber s Letter To Aunt Sarah FMM 581123 1538 Poet McGee FMM 581220 1545 Fibber And Molly Reminisce FMM 581221 1546 Called To Jury Duty FMM 590104 1550 An Autumn Drive FMM 590315 1570 McGee s Pet Store FMM 590405 1576 Luther Burbank s Birthday & Girl Scou FMM XXXXXX XXXX Interview With Jim Fibber Jordan FMM XXXXXX XXXX McGee Paints The Kitchen IMPORTANT NOTE! 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*Author: Reck, Friedrich/ Rubens, Paul (TRN)/ Evans, Richard J. (AFT) *Series Title: New York Review Books Classics *Publication Date: 2013/02/12 *Number of Pages: 244 *Binding Type: Paperback *Language: English *Depth: 0. 0 *Width: 5. 5 *Height: 8. 0
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