The Jack Benny Program

The Jack Benny Program was a long-running radio and television program, running from 1932 to 1955 on radio, and 1950 to 1965 on television.
==1932-1950==
As a radio show, the program obviously did not have an onscreen logo for its' entire radio run. However, a logo may exist in the various print ads ran for the series.
==1950 (pilot)==
The pilot episode of the television series, while still referred to as "The Jack Benny Program", was simply called "Jack Benny" on screen.
==1950-1954==
==1950-195? (alternate)==
Early live episodes alternatively used the name "The Jack Benny Show".
==1954-1955==
This was the first title card to use the René Robert Bouché portrait; with the exception of season 9, this portrait would be used for the rest of the series run.
==1955-1958==
==1958-1959==
==1959-1965==
This would be used for the rest of the series' run on CBS; the program moved to NBC for the 1964-65 season, but repeats of the series would still air on CBS.
==1964-1965==
Upon moving to NBC, a new intro sequence was created. Jack Benny would choose to end the series after the 1964-65 season, but new Jack Benny specials would continue to be produced until his death in 1974.
Category:1950s television programs
Category:1960s television programs
Category:Radio
Category:Syndicated television programs
Category:Television programs of the United States
Category:NBC
Category:CBS
Category:Live-action
Category:Universal Television
Category:Sitcoms
Category:Radio programs in the United States
Category:1930s
Category:1940s