Holly Frey and Tracy V. Wilson bring their hit podcast to The National WWII Museum.

Join us for a night of spooky revelry, including a happy hour followed by a murder mystery party and film screening.

This American comedy, directed by Sidney Lanfield, stars Bob Hope as Larry and Madeleine Carroll as Karen.

UPDATE: The 7/23 film screening has changed from Some Like It Hot (1939) to The Big Broadcast of 1938 starring Bob Hope, W.C. Fields, Leif Erickson, Dorothy Lamour, and Shirley Ross. 

Bob Hope and Paulette Goddard team up again for this mystery, which finds a radio broadcaster, his quaking manservant, and an heiress investigating a haunted castle in Cuba.

This plucky spoof of historical adventure films stars Bob Hope and Joan Fontaine, as Hope impersonates famed lover Giacomo Casanova to woo Francesca Bruni, played by Fontaine.

Learn how to write humor on any topic with Martha Bolton, who Bob Hope once said “finds fun in the familiar, the mirth in the mundane, the belly laughs in the bellyaches of everyday living.”

New Orleans musician Sarah Quintana sets wartime correspondence to melodies.

Sean Patterson and the Victory Six return to the era of pre-TV entertainment for a “live” radio variety show.

Honoring Bob Hope’s lifelong dedication to troops and veterans, the Museum visits hospitalized heroes.

Read excerpts from some of the winning essays, which contemplate what the duty of art and artists should be during times of war and conflict.    

This comedy, directed by George Marshall, stars Bob Hope as the title character, the barber of King Louis XV of France, and Joan Caulfield as the beautiful chambermaid who steals his heart.