L&A (107) Dick Says Hog Chain Letter Should Be OK
Lum and Abner learn that although starting the chain letter was illegal, keeping the hogs and corn they received may not be, causing another abrupt change of plan.
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Lum and Abner learn that although starting the chain letter was illegal, keeping the hogs and corn they received may not be, causing another abrupt change of plan.
A couple kills an elderly rancher for his money, leaving a case that remains unresolved for years before the suspects are finally recaptured.
Believing a hog sale has made them wealthy, Lum begins imagining a public statue in his honor before an overlooked detail threatens the expected profits.
Lum and Abner study a monument-company catalog while deciding what kind of statue should commemorate their supposed success, until troubling news interrupts the project.
A man who claims to know where a kidnapped priest was buried leads police to the body, only for the evidence to reveal that the supposed informant is the murderer.
Lum formally orders a statue of himself for Pine Ridge and recruits Abner to help raise money from townspeople to pay for the monument.
Lum prepares for the public unveiling of his self-financed statue, but the grand ceremony begins going wrong when the community response falls short of his expectations.
Three young offenders carry a crime spree across several states until it escalates to murder in Los Angeles and brings a rapid police response.
After disappearing in humiliation over the failed statue ceremony, Lum returns to Pine Ridge with a new business idea for himself and Abner.
Lum and Abner begin planning a motion-picture theater in Pine Ridge, but their different ideas about financing and operating it quickly create confusion.
As their new picture show nears opening, Lum and Abner argue over passes, operating details and what to name the theater.
Long Beach detectives methodically identify and pursue an educated, polished bank robber who has earned the nickname 'The Lone Wolf.'
Squire Skimp threatens Lum and Abner's picture-show plans by organizing a rival theater and repeatedly interfering with their attempt to open.
Lum and Abner's race to launch their theater is undermined by Squire Skimp, whose sabotage appears to give the rival operator the upper hand.
Detective Lefty James works to dismantle a network fencing stolen bonds, an operation with ties to the criminal circle of Pretty Boy Floyd.
Lum and Abner advertise a free children's matinee while preparing their new theater, but competition and Abner's enthusiasm for the feature picture create fresh problems.
A local women's organization threatens to boycott Lum and Abner's theater after objecting to the film selected for the grand opening.
With Squire's rival picture show hurting their business, Abner discovers an old town ordinance that may provide Lum and Abner with a legal way to fight back.
Lum and Abner consider using the old ordinance to close Squire's theater, but Lum hesitates to arrest his rival while Grandpap presses his own grievance.
A hatchet killing in San Diego's Chinatown exposes connections to narcotics smuggling, betrayal, and a murderer hiding among the people around the case.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “My Heart Beats for You,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
As Justice of the Peace, Lum must preside over Squire Skimp's ordinance case while personal pressure from Evelina clashes with his official duty.
Lum and Abner's theater is finally drawing large crowds when Squire Skimp, their recently reconciled rival, is suddenly found injured inside the darkened building.
After Squire is hurt in their theater, Lum and Abner try to apologize and accept responsibility while Abner becomes hilariously distracted by a misunderstood figure of speech.
A gifted confidence man repeatedly reinvents himself as military figures, scientists, and nobility to separate unsuspecting victims from their money.
Allen closes the season with music, an amateur contest and sketches about banking, prison life and a disorderly mountain wedding.
Lum and Abner worry about Squire's mysterious injuries and are startled to learn that the supposedly bedridden man has traveled to the county seat to consult a lawyer.
Facing Squire's injury lawsuit and worried about a note admitting fault, Lum and Abner become entangled in a desperate effort to weaken the evidence against them.
Abner's attempt with Grandpap to recover damaging evidence from Squire's house backfires when he is arrested for breaking and entering.
Multiple law-enforcement agencies coordinate across state lines to pursue a violent gang responsible for robbing a mail train.
Lum explains the entire lawsuit to a lawyer without realizing that the attorney is connected to the opposing side, creating another serious setback for the defense.
With Squire's lawsuit heading to court, Lum and Abner struggle with a damaging statement Lum was tricked into signing and the evidence stacked against them.
The lawsuit over Squire's theater injury appears grim until Lum arrives with a crucial piece of evidence that may change the case.
The killing of a woman focuses suspicion on her estranged former husband, whose carefully constructed alibi is methodically dismantled by police.
A heated argument over how to run the picture show leads Lum and Abner to dissolve another partnership arrangement and swap their business interests.
After separating their businesses, Abner takes control of the Jot 'Em Down Store and hires Cedric as clerk while Lum assumes responsibility for the picture show.
Lum and Abner's quarrel over whether one cheated the other in their business split is abruptly overshadowed by news of a devastating fire.
A fire destroys Lum's picture show and sets off accusations and misunderstandings before Lum makes a disturbing discovery about the theater's insurance.
Investigators build the case against a man accused of killing a wealthy woman on Christmas Day, a crime linked to his distinctive physical deformity.
Abner's efforts to boss Lum around after their business split backfire when Lum quits the store and unexpectedly announces a new partnership with Squire Skimp.
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