`Gildersleeve moves from Wistful Vista to Summerfield`
(August 31, 1941)
`Gildy and Leroy eat Marjorie’s cake`
(September 7, 1941)
`Marjorie’s friend is after her boyfriend`
(September 21, 1941)
`Gildersleeve has hiccups`
(September 28, 1941)
`Gildy runs the new jail`
(October 5, 1941)
`Leroy’s pranks in school`
(October 19, 1941)
`Gildersleeve and Leroy babysit`
(November 2, 1941)
`Leroy samples his Uncle’s cigars`
(November 23, 1941)
`Selling an iron deer for scrap`
(December 14, 1941)
`Buying a Christmas present for Fibber McGee`
(December 21, 1941)
`Selling an iron deer for scrap`
(December 14, 1941)
`Leroy brings home a huge dog`
(December 28, 1941)
`Buying a Christmas present for Fibber McGee`
(December 21, 1941)
`Leroy brings home a huge dog`
(December 28, 1941)
`Gildy tries to get Judge Hooker married`
(January 25, 1942)
`Gildy tries to get Judge Hooker married`
(January 25, 1942)
`Leroy runs away from home`
(February 1, 1942)
`When is Gildy getting married?`
(February 7, 1942)
`Leroy runs away from home`
(February 1, 1942)
`When is Gildy getting married?`
(February 7, 1942)
`Gildy demonstrates car repair for a women’s club`
(February 8, 1942)
`Gildy demonstrates car repair for a women’s club`
(February 8, 1942)
`Gildy plays fortune teller`
(March 1, 1942)
`Gildy voted Summerfield’s best-dressed man`
(March 15, 1942)
`Gildy writes to serviceman for Marjorie`
(March 29, 1942)
`Gildy the mystery singer`
(May 10, 1942)
`Old school chum drops by`
(May 17, 1942)
`Gildersleeve’s allergies`
(June 7, 1942)
`Gildersleeve’s little theater`
(June 14, 1942)
`A musician comes to stay`
(September 6, 1942)
`Gildy is the new water commissioner`
(October 18, 1942)
`Gildy’s 1st day as water commissioner`
(October 25, 1942)
`Gildy spends the weekend as he wants to`
(November 1, 1942)
`A ‘Quiet’ evening at home`
(November 8, 1942)
`An old friend comes to town`
(November 15, 1942)
`Gildy gets a ‘B’ ration book`
(November 22, 1942)
`Did Gildy know an opera star?`
(November 29, 1942)
`Gildy visits the dentist`
(December 6, 1942)
`Gildy looks for privacy`
(December 27, 1942)
`Fibber McGee and Molly visit`
(January 10, 1943)
`Gildy’s speaks at the womens club`
(January 17, 1943)
`Summerfield’s water supply is sabotaged`
(January 24, 1943)
`Committee for a new fire engine`
(January 31, 1943)
`Leroy buys rabbits for Easter`
(April 25, 1943)
`Who’s boss, Leila or Gildy?`
(May 9, 1943)
`Gildersleeve’s mustache`
(May 16, 1943)
`Gildy and the school teacher`
(August 29, 1943)
`Gildy sells bonds for USS Summerfield`
(September 12, 1943)
`Leila is coming back to town`
(September 26, 1943)
Hallowe’en program 30_mins
(October 31, 1943)
`Gildersleeve is hospitalized`
(January 9, 1944)
`Filling out income tax forms`
(January 16, 1944)
`Respectable human being campaign for LeRoy`
(January 23, 1944)
`Marjorie aspires to go on the stage`
(January 30, 1944)
`Gildy and Eve Goodwin become engaged`
(April 30, 1944)
`Gildy’s campaign for mayor`
(May 7, 1944)
`The city employees picnic`
(May 21, 1944)
`Gildy sets up campaign headquarters`
(May 28, 1944)
`Eve’s mother visits the family`
(June 11, 1944)
`Getting a train ticket for Eve’s mother`
(June 18, 1944)
`Water shortage in Summerfield`
(September 10, 1944)
`Is you is or is you ain’t?`
(September 24, 1944)
`The Jolly Boys Club is formed`
(October 8, 1944)
`Phone problems and a job contract`
(October 22, 1944)
`Did Gildy proposed to an actress?`
(December 17, 1944)
`Who is Gildy engaged to?`
(January 14, 1945)
`Aunt Hattie Forrester visits`
(February 25, 1945)
`Gildy chairs the women’s committee`
(March 11, 1945)
`Gildy’s old love Violet returns`
(March 25, 1945)
`Marjorie’s boyfriend problems`
(May 6, 1945)
`Gildy and child psycology`
(May 13, 1945)
`How to invest Gildy’s windfall`
(May 20, 1945)
`Gildy hires Leila as his secretary`
(June 3, 1945)
`A quiet evening reading a book`
(June 10, 1945)
`Leroy and Marjorie want to go to Grass Lake`
(September 2, 1945)
`Leroy’s first day at school`
(September 9, 1945)
`Leroy is expelled from school`
(September 16, 1945)
`Leila returns from vacation`
(September 23, 1945)
`Leila’s friend pays a visit`
(October 21, 1945)
`Peavey’s wife is ill; Jolly Boys want help`
(October 28, 1945)
`Problems for the Jolly Boys`
(November 18, 1945)
`Thanksgiving football game`
(November 25, 1945)
`Gildy sells opera tickets`
(December 2, 1945)
`Gildy heads the opera committee`
(December 9, 1945)
`Gildersleeve attends the opera`
(December 16, 1945)
Christmas program 30_mins
(December 23, 1945)
`Ben sells life insurance`
(January 13, 1946)
`Palm reader comes to Summerfield`
(January 20, 1946)
`Trouble with the Bullards`
(February 3, 1946)
`Gildy wants to buy a car`
(February 10, 1946)
`State Water Commission is investigating Gildersleeve`
(March 3, 1946)
`Taking Marjorie to a dance`
(March 10, 1946)
`Leroy and Craig are arrested`
(March 17, 1946)
`Gildy believes the world will be destroyed`
(March 31, 1946)
`The annual estate report is due`
(April 7, 1946)
`A bank robber in Summerfield`
(April 14, 1946)
`A rival for Leila’s affections`
(May 5, 1946)
`Gildersleeve problems with rival`
(May 12, 1946)
`A girl friend for Leroy`
(May 19, 1946)
`Gildy recalls meeting Leila`
(May 26, 1946)
`Gildy plays Cyrano in a play`
(June 2, 1946)
`Is Gildy a good water commissioner?`
(September 18, 1946)
`Gildersleeve sings for the PTA`
(September 25, 1946)
`Wedding invitation from Leila`
(October 2, 1946)
`Gildy tries to get his mind off Leila’s wedding
(October 9, 1946)
`Gildersleeve considers retirement`
(October 16, 1946)
`Cutting expenses to the bone`
(October 23, 1946)
`Gildy goes into real estate`
(October 30, 1946)
`Marjorie wants to be engaged`
(November 6, 1946)
`Gildy has a crush on a lady`
(November 13, 1946)
`Gildy tries to improve Leroy’s studies`
(November 20, 1946)
`Birdie goes on vacation`
(November 27, 1946)
`Are the Jolly Boys adopting a baby?`
(December 4, 1946)
`Leroy has problems with a bully`
(December 11, 1946)
`Leroy wants a motor scooter for Christmas`
(December 18, 1946)
(Special show for Kraft employees – not a radio show)
(June 2, 1948)
`The Circus Comes to Town`
(April 13, 1949)
`Exploring a Haunted House`
(April 20, 1949)
