Transcripts from the Jack Benny Show, program Nos. 20 to 39. The original "as Broadcast" version with the corrections and revisements throughout the transcripts. 11x8½, bound in full glossy black leatherette, lettered in gilt, gilt-numbered index thumb-tags, marbled endpapers; bound by Mariana Blau with her name in gilt on the spine. Photocopied from the original transcripts.

The original transcripts from the Jack Benny Radio Show, photocopied from the original revised and hand-corrected transcripts, which aired from January 24 to June 6, 1954. Jack Benny (1894-1974), in a career that spanned 1932-1955 in radio alone, is best remembered for his hit radio program “The Jack Benny Radio Show.” Its’ entertainment is still considered humorous despite the mean spirited bickering between Jack and his cast, and the politically incorrect way that announcer Don Wilson was made the butt of every type of fat or overweight joke. And despite the ethnic slurs that Rochester and his “Central Avenue” friends carried knives and spent their leisure time gambling and carousing, the show’s entertainment will always remain a timeless classic. With an original autographed letter, bound-in, signed by Jessica Marks and dated August 13, 1992, states: "This letter is to certify that these are authentic, original Jack Benny scripts. My father was Hilliard Marks, the producer of the Jack Benny Show. I inherited the scripts from him. Sincerely, Jessica Marks."