Goes Trick or Treating with the Beavers

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The Lucky Strike program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Rochester, Dennis Day, Bob Crosby, and the Earth Broly Don Wilson. Ladies and gentlemen, immediately after this program, Jack Benny does his second television show of the season.

Meanwhile, let's go back to Friday evening. It's Halloween. And in Beverly Hills, as in communities all over the country, the little goblins have already started through the neighborhood playing trick or treat. Well, this is the last house in the block.

Before we go to the next street, I think we ought to put all the stuff that we got in one big bag. You go first, Bobby. And Joey, Bobby and me change man. Well, that doesn't make any difference.