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In The Case Of The Hiccupping Tragedian, Mr. Trace reads the small signs to crack it, and meets a woman who collects star cigarette butts.
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Webley Webster keeps trying to play "Jealousy" on the studio organ, and Wally Ballew talks to Professor X at Cape Canaveral.
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CBS accordionist Kirby Ayres strolls the studio while Word Carr reports on "The Monster That Stepped On Cincinnati."
The show takes up its mailing list and gives Webley Webster his first party.
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Webley Webster throws a great party and all wonder who will put it on the air.
Kent Lyle Birdley rings in again on the Bob and Ray World News, with Phil Fish reporting from Rome.
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Wally Ballou goes to a succotash plant in Suffern, New York, to report for "One Fella's Family."
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Guest comic Ronnie Harper takes a turn, and the show asks what Wally Ballou's voice is worth.
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Old announcer Kent Lyle Birdley drops in on Bob and Ray, Wally Ballou covers the Flower Show, and a stamp designer is interviewed.
Bob and Ray congratulate station KLZ on their anniversary and interview Ronnie Harper, an eccentric clarinet-playing comedian.
Kent Lyle Birdley calls in with Webley Webster, Tex Blaisdale and The Smoky Mountain boys.
Bob and Ray describe their missing whale to a sketch artist and present a parody of interstellar candidate Lawrence Fechtenberger.
The Biff Burns Sports Room features a talk with Nappy Cordell from The Fort Wayne Bulls. In the Celebrity Spotlight section, we meet Dr. Hans Hochner, who works as a radio astronomer. We also hear 'One Feller's Family: Poems In The Night.' Today's question for our listeners is, 'What's different in your neighborhood over the last twenty years?'
Bob and Ray power through a rapid-fire series of deadpan and absurd answers to listener inquiries sent to the station.
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Clifford Fleming gives the weather, then a turn with Lawrence Fechtenberger.
Bob and Ray demonstrate an audience dialect trick before satirizing an ad agency directing a Method actor playing a refrigerator.
Wally Balloo covers Webley Webster's April Fool's coming out party at a grand ballroom featuring impersonations of celebrity guests.
Bob and Ray pitch a Nonconformist Kit and call sportscaster Steve Bosco reporting live from baseball spring training in Florida.
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Wally Ballew reports from the Lucy Lucious Candy factory in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, and Webley Webster puts on a sea play.
Harlow Hunt from 'Secret Camera' stops by and displays movies that were too unsuitable for TV. 'The Porter House Of The Air': Jimmy Porter sends in a report from a baseball spring training camp. The show asks listeners: what's your opinion on the royal wedding that's coming up?
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Tommy Conkler calls on Mr. Science for a lesson on what to do in the rain, and Barry Campbell talks up his new pilot, "Mess Sergeant."
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From The Bob and Ray Everyman Hall Of Fame, Lawrence Fechtenberger, Interstellar Officer Candidate.
Webley Webster's pay is garnished, Claude and Clyde report from the Bob and Ray Gourmet Club, and Whitey Ford stumbles through a Fram spot.
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Bob and Ray trade banter about country estates and their fictional newspaper before checking in with ace reporter Wally Ballou.
A report comes from the opening of the Hollywood Capri Hospital, called "Jimmy Feeler From Hollywood." Wally Ballew sends in coverage of the very first indoor golf competition. Gil Hodges appears in a commercial for Fram, but he's surprisingly terrible at delivering his lines!
At the airport, astronauts take a test to see if they're ready. Meanwhile, Professor Otis L. Witherspoon, who is a doctor and knows many languages, starts teaching Spanish to some people.
Wally Ballou interviews passersby on 52nd Street about the nicest things that could happen to them this week.