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Opening with "Manhattan Men," the question is whether Dennis is really Schuyler Van Rennsalaer III, heir to a sardine fortune.
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Opening with a new prize-winning Clancey Lowers The Boom, Weaverville holds an art contest with $500 at stake.
Opening with "Hand Holding Music," Dennis hunts a meeting place for his Boy Scout troop.
Dennis goes after a civil service post and is drawn into town politics.
Opening with "Cruising Down The River," Mrs. Anderson pushes hard for the lead in the Weaverville Women's Club play.
Opening with "Gal In Galveston," the Weaverville Daily Bugle runs a contest for the strangest thing a reader has lived through.
Opening with "Five Foot Two," Dennis is broke and behind on rent, so he takes work as a police officer.
Opening with "Because You Love Me," Dennis and Mr. Anderson dig for what they take to be Morgan's buried treasure.
The last show of the season opens with "Hand Holdin' Music," and Dennis helps Mr. Jacoby with a gangster demanding protection money.
Season opener, starting with "Hand Holdin' Music." Dennis and Mildred fall out.
Opening with "I Never See Maggie Alone," Dennis enters a slogan contest.
Dennis takes Patricia to a Ronald Kincaid picture, then waits on Kincaid himself and gets a shot at the movies.
