S2.E3

Dennis and the Radio Set

Episode aired Oct 16, 1960
25m

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Herbert Anderson and Jay North in Dennis the Menace (1959)

While watching an auction from the sidewalk, Dennis causes Mr Wilson to raise his hand when an old-fashioned radio is being auctioned. George has to pay for it since it appeared to be a bid.... Read allWhile watching an auction from the sidewalk, Dennis causes Mr Wilson to raise his hand when an old-fashioned radio is being auctioned. George has to pay for it since it appeared to be a bid. Turns out the radio has a hidden stack of money.While watching an auction from the sidewalk, Dennis causes Mr Wilson to raise his hand when an old-fashioned radio is being auctioned. George has to pay for it since it appeared to be a bid. Turns out the radio has a hidden stack of money.

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Ellen Corby (Miss Douglas) later guest starred with Herbert Anderson in his last role, when he appeared on The Waltons.

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The Auction

Dennis accidently causes Mr. Wilson to buy an old radio set at an auction. Wilson gives the radio to Dennis.

A very funny Season 2 episode, with several interesting guest actors. Hal Smith (Otis on The Andy Griffith Show) plays the auctioneer. It turns out that there is $1650 in cash stuffed in the radio.

Wilson and the Mitchells agree to split the money but Dennis thinks they should find the original owner. A funny scene as Dennis picks up a newscast from East Africa. The newscaster is played by Ronald Long, who would have some good guest roles on Bewitched like Henry VIII and Santa Claus. The real owner is played by Ellen Corby. A funny running gag involves Wilson and several bags of eggs.