Oh, Dem Golden Slippers

Season 2Episode 1130 minDec 18, 1953
Oh, Dem Golden Slippers
Connie needs new slippers for the masquerade ball and she buys them from a mysterious salesman. Then a perfect gown arrives along with a ride to the dance. And no one claims to know the shoe clerk.
Oh, Dem Golden Slippers has aired on Dec 18, 1953
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