Gale Storm

On her childhood and early influences; on winning the contest "Jesse Lasky's Gateway to Hollywood;" on her move to Los Angeles at age 17

On being on the Gateway To Hollywood radio show; on winning a contract with RKO Studios; on working on Gateway To Hollywood

On working on the film, Tom Brown's School Days; on changing her name to Gale Storm; on working on her next film, One Crowded Night; on her prolific film career during World War II; on working with Roy Rogers at Republic Studios; on signing a contract with Monogram Studios; on favorite films she worked on at Monogram

On acting techniques she learned while working for Monogram; on how her film career helped prepare her for television; on when she first heard about and saw television

On how the TV show, My Little Margie came about; on the premise for the show; on the first pilot episode for My Little Margie; on her experiences working with director, Hal Yates and others on My Little Margie; on challenges the show faced

On her perspective regarding the critics' response to the show, on her character "Margie Albright" on My Little Margie; on the comparison between acting in television and acting in films; on the popularity of the show; on handling the physical comedy on the show; on My Little Margie becoming a CBS radio show

On the cast for My Little Margie, the radio show; on viewer's response to the show and her character of "Margie"; on why she said she would never do another television series; on how My Little Margie impacted television; on how the character of "Margie Albright" was not a typical American woman; on how she compares to other TV characters of the time; on memorable episodes of the show

On the boxing kangaroo on the set of My Little Margie with the cast and crew; on her appearance on Robert Montgomery Presents; on the talented directing ability of George Schaefer; on working on The Jack Benny Show and other guest spots she did after My Little Margie; on the release of her first album and her appearance on The Perry Como Show to promote it

On hosting the NBC Comedy Hour in 1956; on how the Blacklist affected the entertainment industry; on her memories of working on The Gale Storm Show (aka Oh Susanna;) on the cast chosen for The Gale Storm Show (aka Oh Susanna;) on the influence the sponsors had over the TV show; on doing commercials for the sponsors of the show

On the directors and writers of The Gale Storm Show (aka Oh Susanna;) on the transition of The Gale Storm Show (aka Oh Susanna) from CBS to ABC; on memorable episodes of  The Gale Storm Show (aka Oh Susanna;) on the songs she sang on the show; on guest stars she worked with on The Gale Storm Show (aka Oh Susanna;) on the plays and musicals she did after The Gale Storm Show (aka Oh Susanna)

On Oh Susanna; on her stage performances; on her career highlights

On her recollections of people she has worked with throughout her career -  Eddie Albert, Charlie Ruggles, Don Defore, Donald O'Conor, Eve Arden, Vincent Price, Hal Roach Jr., Hal Yates, Charlie Farrell, Hillary Brooke, Perry Como, Dinah Shore, Bob Hope, Jonathan Winters

On her recollections of people she has worked with throughout her career - John Rich,  Zasu Pitts, Aaron Spelling, Angela Lansbury, Stan Freeberg, Betty Garrett, Chuck Connors, Nelson Riddle, George Schaefer, Ernie Glucksman, Lee Bonnell, Paul Masterson

On narration of B-roll footage of stills from her career; on her stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame -  narration of B-roll footage; on the charm bracelet she received after doing the show This is Your Life -  narration of B-roll footage