Blanche Gets a Jury Notice

Season 8Episode 2825 minApr. 21, 1958
Blanche Gets a Jury Notice
Harry Morton is happy to learn that wife Blanche has been summoned for a month's jury duty. When he calls the judge to be sure they accept Blanche, Harry is only thinkin g about enjoying a month of peace and quiet. But the judge suspects it is a ruse to avoid serving on a jury. In the confusion, Gracie manages to get her name on the list for jury duty too.
Blanche Gets a Jury Notice has aired on Apr. 21, 1958
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