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S3.E41
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Vacation at Fred's Landing
Episode aired May 30, 1952
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Jackie Gleason
Eugene Conley
Collette Lyons
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Jackie Gleason
Eugene Conley
Collette Lyons
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Eugene Conley
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Collette Lyons
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Pert Kelton
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Joyce Randolph
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The title of the Honeymooners sketch on this program is 'Vacation at Fred's Landing.' This version of the skit is classified as a Lost Episode; however, the sketch was repeated in later years and those versions survive.
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May 30, 1952 (United States)
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