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TITLE: Jack Is Robbed Of Ronald Colman's Oscar
SERIES: Jack Benny Program
DATE: 28th March, 1948
CAST: Jack Benny, Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Dennis Day, Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, Ronald Colman, Benita Hume, Don Wilson 
ANNOUNCER: Don Wilson
SPONSOR: Lucky Strike

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Step back into the charm and hilarity of classic radio with this unforgettable episode from The Jack Benny Program titled ‘Jack Is Robbed Of Ronald Colman's Oscar’. Featuring the comedic genius of Jack Benny and his fabulous co-stars, such as Mary Livingston, Dennis Day, and Rochester, this episode brings you a delightful blend of humor and mishap typical of the golden age of radio. With guest appearances from the iconic Hollywood couple Ronald and Benita Colman and the antics of Phil Harris, this show is a must-hear for both old-time radio aficionados and first-time listeners alike.

In this episode, we find Jack Benny in a rather uncharacteristic situation, doing household chores after a challenging game of gin rummy with Rochester. The true adventure begins when Jack visits his star-studded neighbor Ronald Colman. The story takes a turn as Jack finds himself inadvertently involved in a robbery, with Ronald Colman's Oscar at stake. The chaos and comedy unfold as Jack navigates this dilemma with his trademark wit. This episode is a perfect blend of scripted charm and impromptu humor that showcases the era's best comedic performances.

The Jack Benny Program was renowned for its clever writing and memorable characters, bringing joy to households across the nation during its broadcast years. This particular episode is celebrated in our ebook 'The Golden Age of Radio: 10 Episodes Every Fan Must Hear' for its exceptional narrative, engaging guest stars, and the classic style that defines radio comedy. The interaction between Jack Benny and Ronald Colman, combined with clever twists, exemplifies why this show remains a treasured piece of radio history.

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