George Burns HIMSELF
Gracie Allen HERSELF
Blanche Morton BEA BENADRET
Harry Morton HAL MARCH
JOHN BROWN
FRED CLARK
LARRY KEATING
Ronnie Burns HIMSELF
Bill Goodwin HIMSELF
Harry Von Zell HIMSELF
REGULAR CHARACTERS
Detective Sawyer JAMES FLAVIN
Jane (wardrobe woman) ELVIA ALLMAN
Mr. Vanderlip GRANDON RHODES
Mrs. Vanderlip KAY REIHL
Emily Vanderlip ELINOR DONAHUE
Mr. Beeseley ROLF SEDAN
Phillips (the gardener) BOB SWEENEY
Casey (Morton's partner) HAL MARCH
Yvette JACQUELINE BEER
Mr. Boardman FRANK WILCOX
Jim Boardman HART SPRAEGER
Mrs. Sohmers DORIS PACKER
Clara Bagley IRENE HERVEY
Marie JACQUELINE BEER
Ralph BOB ELLIS
Brian McAfee ROBERT EASTON
Bonnie Sue McAfee JUDY BOUTIN (MEREDITH)
Joyce JACKIE LOUGHRY
Kathy KATHY MARLOWE
Mr. Jantzen HOWARD MCNEAR
Jean Jantzen JODY WARNER
Joan Jantzen MARY ELLEN KAYE
June Jantzen DARLENE ALBERT
Joy Jantzen YVONNE LIME
Lew JODY MCCREA
Mr. McAfee RALPH DUMKE
Alfred HOOPER DUNBAR
HENRY JONES—as an encyclopedia salesman
SHELDON LENARD—as Silky the gangster
MAYOR BOWRON—as himself
RONALD REAGAN—as himself
BOB FOSSE—as himself, a dancer, on early live shows
JACK BENNY'S DOG, SUZETTE—as herself
JACK ALBERTSON—as Bozo
MARY LIVINGSTON—as herself
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN—as himself
STEVE REEVES—as Foley
RICHARD DEACON—as Mr. Dayton
DR. FRANK BAXTER (OF U.S.C.)—as himself
BOB CUMMINGS—as himself
CHARLES "KING" VIDOR—as himself
MARION ROSS—as Dixie (She later became famous as Mrs. Cunningham on "Happy Days")
HAYDEN RORKE—as a psychiatrist (He later went on to star in "I Dream of Jeannie" as the
psychiatrist, Dr. Bellows)
EMMY NOMINATIONS (no wins)
1951 BEST COMEDY SHOW
1952 BEST SITUATION COMEDY
1953 BEST STIUATION COMEDY
Bea Benederet—BEST SUPPORTING ACTRICE (SERIES)
1954 Burns and Allen—BEST COMEDY SERIES
Gracie Allen—BEST ACTRICE (SERIES)
Bea Benederet—BEST SUPPORTING ACTRICE (SERIES)
1955 Gracie Allen—BEST ACTRICE (SERIES)
Gracie Allen—BEST COMEDIENNE
1956 Gracie Allen—BEST ACTRICE (COMEDY SERIES)
1957 Gracie Allen—BEST ACTRICE (COMEDY SERIES)
1958 Gracie Allen—BEST ACTRICE (COMEDY SERIES)