IJBFC Video Library
After decades of requests, the IJBFC has a video library. Jack Benny's work in television and movies has often been extremely elusive, and we hope to be able to make this material more readily available for our members to discover and enjoy. We offer a variety of Jack Benny titles, and are continuously expanding our listing through the help of the IJBFC membership.
These titles are available on DVD only.
Apologies to people who only have tape capabilities, but the cost of high-speed video duplicating equipment is beyond the finances of the IJBFC (and getting speedily antiquated). But you can get a DVD player for under $50 now, and enjoy Benny titles and lots more.
How do I order?
Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing (sorry folks...I'm one person with one DVD burner)
IJBFC Video Library Holdings
Movies
Television programs
Note: Programs with a number in parentheses by the date are part of special collections and cannot be combined with other programs.
6/13/53 (3) - Guest Marilyn Monroe
11/15/53 (1) - Guest Johnny Ray
12/6/53 - Irene Dunne, Vincent Price
12/27/53 - Reminiscing about New Year's Eve
1/7/54 - Liberace
2/754 - Jack dreams he's married to Mary
4/11/54 - Jack dresses up like Gracie
10/17/54 (1) - Guest Kirk Douglas, Dan Dailey, Fred MacMurray, Tony Martin, Dick Powell
10/31/54 (10) - How Jack met Mary
1/9/55 (10) - Jack is visited by burglars
2/6/55 (2) - Jack is awakened by a 4:00AM disc jockey
3/6/55 (10) - Jack takes the Beavers to the fair
4/3/55 - Guest Groucho Marx
10/9/55 (3, 10) - Jack gets a massage
11/6/55 (4) - Guest Isaac Stern
12/4/55 (5) - Jack hunts for uranium
1/1/56 - New Year's Show
1/15/56 (5) - Jack catches a cold at Don's/Your money or your life
2/26/56 (3) - Rochester sleeps through Jack's program
3/11/56 (1) - Palm Springs Vacation
12/2/56 (3) - Jack is lost in the Tower of London
1/13/57 (3) - Jack and Mary in Rome
1/27/57 (3) - Jack plays "The Fiddler"
3/10/57 (3) - Jack and Mary in Venice
3/24/57 (3) - Guest Maurice Chevalier - Jack and Mary in Paris
4/7/57 - Mary has a May Company Reunion
10/20/57 (10) - Guest Hal March - $64.00 Question
12/1/57 (4) - Guest Van Johnson
1/12/58 (7) - Jack takes the Beavers to the dentist
1/26/58 (1) - Guest Audrey Meadows - The Honeymooners
2/9/58 (1) - Day at the Races
3/23/58 (6) - Train station for New York
4/6/58 (10) - Guest Ronnie Burns
1/25/59 (1) - Guest Ernie Kovacs
12/13/59 (10) - Jack visits the Jack Benny Fan Club
1/10/60 - Ben Blue
2/21/60 (4) - Jack plays his violin to cure insomnia
11/6/60 - Guest Gisele MacKenzie - Jack's Hong Kong suit
12/4/60 - Guest Dan Duryea
12/11/60 (4) - Guest Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stewart - Jack goes to a concert
12/18/60 (6) - Jack goes Christmas shopping
1/1/61 (10) - Jack casts his life story
1/8/61 - U.S. Treasury Agents want to see Jack's vault
1/15/61 (9) - Don Wilson's 27th anniversary
1/22/61 (1) - Grocery Shopping
2/5/61 (7) - Jack and Don go to a health club
2/19/61 (9) - Jack recalls musicales of his youth
2/26/61 (9) - Jack dreams he is a surgeon
3/19/61 - Guest Mills Brothers, Jack in Vegas
4/2/61 - Guest George Burns, Ann Margret
4/9/61 (7) - Rochester gives away Jack's coat
11/5/61 (7) - Guest Raymond Burr - Jack on trial
11/12/61 - Guest Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stewart - Jack and the Stewarts go to an auction
11/19/61 (2) - Guest Tennessee Ernie Ford
11/26/61 (7) - Guest Eric Monte
12/3/61 (7) - Guest Bobby Rydell - Jack is being followed
12/10/61 - Jane Morgan - Jack goes to a cafeteria
12/17/61 (7) - Guest Dimitri Tiomkin
1/7/62 - Guest Roberta Peters (no title card)
1/14/62 - Dennis' birthday party
2/4/62 - Jack's Maxwell is stolen
2/11/62 (9) - Guest Gisele MacKenzie - The Cactus Kid
4/1/62 (10) - Guest Billy Wilder
4/8/62 (4) - Jack fantasizes about being a violin teacher
4/15/62 - Mickey Rooney
10/9/62 - Guest Phil Silvers
10/16/62 - Guest Raymond Burr, Air Force sketch
10/23/62 - Guest Lawrence Welk
12/4/62 (5) - Guest Bob Hope - Jack and Bob as a vaudeville team
12/11/62 (8) - Jack referees a wrestling match
12/18/62 (5) - Jack goes to the airport - Louis Nye is an emotional cab driver
12/25/62 - Talent Show with Jack Benny Fan Club
1/8/63 - Guest Max Bygraves
1/15/63 (7) - Guest Rod Serling
2/12/63 (8) - Guest Rita Moreno
2/26/63 (8) - Guest Martha Tilton - WW2 USO show
3/5/63 - Frankie Avalon
3/12/63 (6) - Guest George Burns - Jack is kidnapped
3/19/63 (9) - Jack fires Don
4/9/63 (8) - Jack reads letters - Laurel and Hardy
10/1/63 - Guest Robert Goulet
10/8/63 (8) - Guest Carol Burnett - Riverboat Gambler
10/22/63 (6) - Guest Johnny Carson
10/29/63 (4) - Guest Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stewart - Jack wants to be in a movie
1/14/64 (2, 7) - Guest Peter Paul and Mary
1/21/64 - Guest Nat King Cole
1/28/64 (5) - Guest Bobby Darin
2/4/64 (5) - Don breaks his leg
2/11/64 (8) - How Jack found Dennis Day
2/18/64 (4) - Professor LeBlanc goes insane
3/24/64 (9) - Jack renews his driver's license
3/31/64 (7) - Guest The Lettermen
4/7/64 (8) - Jack visits doctor about a rash
4/14/64 (5) - Harlow gets a date
4/21/61 The Fiddler
10/2/64 (6) - Guest Lucille Ball
10/9/64 (2) - Guest Andy Williams
10/16/64 (6) - Guest Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stewart - IRS show
10/23/64 (2) - Guest Bob Hope - Jack and Bob make a comedy record
10/30/64 - Connie Francis - Lem-Shem sketch
12/4/64 (2) - Guest Wayne Newton
12/18/64 (8) - Talent show
1/8/65 (9) - Guest Jack Jones (skit only)
1/22/65 (6) - Guest Milton Berle
1/29/65 (5) - Guest Kingston Trio - Tijuana Jail
2/5/65 - Lorrae Desmond and Marquis Chimps (partial - specify PAL or NTSC format)
Other items
We will be providing additional titles in the coming months, so please recheck this page for updates.
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NOTE: These videos are being made available for the private use of IJBFC members only. They may not be used for public exhibition, duplicated, or resold.
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How do I know how many DVDs to send?
We will try to combine as many titles as possible on a single DVD for you, which can hold 2 hours of material. However, titles cannot be broken across DVDs. (Note: Many television programs are part of special collections and cannot be combined with other programs.) Here are some examples of calculating the proper number of DVDs:
1 90-minute title (total 90 minutes) -> 1 DVD
1 90-minute title and 1 30-minute title (total 120 minutes) -> 1 DVD
4 30-minute titles (total 120 minutes) -> 1 DVD
2 90-minute titles (total 180 minutes) -> 2 DVDs
3 90-minute titles (total 270 minutes) -> 3 DVDs
If you are not sure how many DVDs to send, E-mail your want list to president@jackbenny.org with the subject line of "How many DVDs?"