Leonard Smith

Ep 304

The firm of Denton and Snodgrass are now in the furniture moving business. The script was previously used on the program of November 15, 1953 (see cat. #10407).

Ep 290

Stretch Snodgrass is to be the star pitcher during the big baseball game against Clay City High. Stretch's weak academic abilities may stand in his way.

Ep 260

The principal of Clay City High is encouraging Stretch's new romance with his own daughter, just before the big game. The program was repeated on October 24, 1954 (see cat. #88664). The system cue has been deleted.

Ep 236

A funny story about the basketball team, Stretch Snodgrass' secret love, and Miss Brooks' bath! See cat. #46328 for the same script used on "Our Miss Brooks" of February 27, 1949. The script was used again on the program of February 24, 1957.

Ep 223

Walter Denton and Bones Snodgrass go into the moving business, but find themselves running a hotel on wheels! The program closing has been deleted. The script was subsequently used on the program of Auguist 28, 1955 (see cat. #77404).

Ep 133

The fate of Stretch Snodgrass' barbecue depends on his winning the prize for English grammar. The script was previously used on "Our Miss Brooks" on August 14, 1949 (see cat. #38285).

Ep 107

Miss Brooks has an idea to start a student police force and a driving education class. Harriet gets a lesson from Mr. Conklin (giving him a chance for a vocal double-take). After crashing into a hedge, Walter Denton gives him a ticket.

Ep 101

There's an anti-gambling crusade going on at Madison High. The money for the Madison phone bill seems to have wound up with a bookie.

Ep 99

Does she really have the measles?

Ep 86

As an April Fool's day joke, Walter tells Mr. Conklin that he's won a television. Mr. Conklin winds up with three televisions and a trip to the county jail.

Ep 82

It's "National Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up Week" at Madison High. A six-year-old letter puts a sudden fear into Mr. Conklin.

Ep 81

Stretch Snodgrass and his love Susie Prentiss are both in need of formal wear for the Board Of Education banquet.

Ep 74

"What The Board Of Education Means To Me." Walter's essay and Mr. Conklin's deafness. A funny show! The script was re-used on the program of February 26, 1956.

Ep 66

Madison High needs a mascot for the football team, and Mr. Conklin has decided on an elephant!