Re: Onesies and Twosies

by Wildcat44 7/11/2020, 8:24 am

From Goldindex

Education In The News. March 09, 1936. NBC net origination, Department Of The Interior syndication. The program is produced by "The Office Of Education" and originates from Washington, D.C. A program telling how poor counties can eliminate the evils of the "little red schoolhouse." A short dramatization about school children trapped in one of these schools during a snowstorm and without any coal tries to prove the point. 14:26.

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Eerie Stories. Syndicated. "The Case Of The Disappearing Professors". A mad scientist is keeping the heads of four professors alive, after killing their bodies. 10:57.

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by lasombra 7/11/2020, 11:38 am

Eerie Stories "Case of the Runaway Hand":

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by BobbyP 7/11/2020, 9:40 pm

The Documentary in Bohemia
August 30, 1959
"Greenwich Village and the Beatniks"

An interviewer from WNYC set out to comb Greenwich Village for Beats, though he found almost no one who would admit to being one. What he did manage to capture in the documentary were the ramblings of various residents and several anguished poetry recitations monitored at the Gaslight coffeehouse. The program narrator also tries to understand the Beats their protest and quest for meaning, and interest in eastern religions. The second half of the work gets into the history of Greenwich Village and its bohemian tradition.

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by Wildcat44 7/12/2020, 8:13 am

Eggs at Eight From Kvoo Tulsa Zany Morning Program Of Bob And Ray Style Humor - 1951

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There are 3 of these
The Electric Theatre. November 14, 1948. CBS net. "Victoria Regina". Independent Light and Power Companies. Helen Hayes (narrator), Joe Ripley (announcer), Joseph R. Stauffer (producer), Lawrence Hausner (author), Lester O'Keefe (director), Robert Cenedella (adaptor), Tonio Selwart, Wladimir Selinsky (conductor).

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Elfland. Jack and The Beanstalk". Audio Condition: . .
Elfland. "Cinderella". Audio Condition: .

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by lasombra 7/12/2020, 10:58 am

Here's the full 45 minute version of the Eggs at Eight that Wildcat44 posted above:

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by Wildcat44 7/12/2020, 12:46 pm

Thank you lasombra Very Happy

by lasombra 7/12/2020, 12:47 pm

You're welcome, Wildcat44!

by Wildcat44 7/13/2020, 8:01 am

Emily Kimbrough Show - she was on vacation when these 2 shows aired.
Emily Kimbrough, an author, lecturer and former radio commentator,
In 1952, she joined WCBS Radio, where she wrote her own 25-minute daily program.

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From Goldindex
Elza Schallert Reviews. May 26, 1938. KECA, Los Angeles. Sustaining. Elza interviews "The Dead End Boys" and reviews, "Alexander's Rag Time Band.". Leo Gorcey, Billy Halop, Huntz Hall, Gabriel Dell, Bobby Jordan, Bernard Punsly, Elza Schallert. 14:21.
Elza Schallert Reviews. July 14, 1938. NBC net. Sustaining. A round table discussion about, "whether today is another 'golden age' of the arts of drama, writing, music, motion pictures and radio." After the discussion ends, the program ends incongruously with an NBC orchestra playing, "I'll Follow My Secret Heart." The program opening is very slightly upcut. Elza Schallert, Basil Rathbone, Thornton Wilder, Max Reinhardt, Don A. Gillman (Vice-President of NBC), Richard Hageman (composer, conductor), Frank Codec (? conductor).

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Emotion. July 06, 1949. NBC net. "Jetatura". Sustaining. The first show of the series. An exploration of "The Shadows Of Literature." A fascinating story about a man with an evil eye. Albert Harris (composer, conductor), Andrew C. Love (director), Crauford Kent, John Dehner, Joseph Schildkraut, Lynn Allen, Richard Allen Simmons (adaptor), Rolfe Sedan, Theophile Gautier (author), Tony Barrett.

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by Wildcat44 7/13/2020, 4:45 pm

Here's A "D" I missed.

Doctor Scholl's Serenade. Dr. Scholl's. "The magic-voiced Street Singer of the air." The first tune is, "Jeanine, I Dream Of Lilac Time." Mr. Tracy also serenades with, "Hands Across The Table.". Arthur Tracy. 14:05. Audio Condition: Excellent. Complete.

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by lasombra 7/14/2020, 12:23 am

Coast Guard Memorial 48-08-04 Guest - Bob Hope:

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by Wildcat44 7/14/2020, 7:53 am

From Goldindex - I have 1 Goldin says there are 4 more.
The Endless Frontier. February 17, 1952. Program #4. NBC net origination, Health Information Foundation syndication. "Only One To A Customer". Sustaining. The heart, it beats one hundred thousand times a day, and you only get one of them. How the city of Cleveland battles against heart disease. A dramatized documentary. The date is approximate. Raymond Massey (narrator), Ben Grauer (announcer), Wade Arnold (producer).

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Here are 2 Goldin lists 7 more.
Endorsed By Dorsey. May 01, 1946. Mutual net. Sustaining. Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver and His Orchestra, Vera Holly, Bert Howell, The Clark Sisters.

Endorsed By Dorsey. October 18, 1946. Mutual net. Sustaining. The last show of the series. Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver and His Orchestra.

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Erskine Hawkins and His Orchestra. March 04, 1940. NBC net. Sustaining. 12:30 A.M. A band remote from The Savoy Ballroom, New York City. The first tune is, "I'll Be Faithful.". Erskine Hawkins and His Orchestra

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by lasombra 7/14/2020, 10:08 am

Here's program number 1 in The Endless Frontier series, Our Daily Bread:

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by BobbyP 7/14/2020, 12:55 pm

Here's number two of The Endless Frontier, "The Search," from February 3, 1952.

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by Wildcat44 7/15/2020, 7:06 am

Esquire Fashion Parade

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Erwin of the Artic

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Evangeline Baker - Audition

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by lasombra 7/15/2020, 11:22 am

There's at least 16 of these, Esquire Fashion Parade 4-21-47, with that dapper Fred Astaire:

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by Wildcat44 7/15/2020, 12:08 pm

lasombra
I can't find anything about Esquire Fashion Parade anywhere on line.
And there are 16 of them.
Maybe somebody has some more.

by lasombra 7/15/2020, 12:11 pm

Wildcat, if there is any interest I'll post another one tomorrow.

by Wildcat44 7/16/2020, 7:35 am

From Goldindex

Every Day's A Holiday. August 13, 1949. A quiz show where the emcee is a ventriloquist's dummy, named D. Danny Deadwood! The contestants have to guess famous events that happened on August 13th. This sounds like an audition program. Harvey Harding (organist), Janie Ford (vocal), Bill Hardin (host-ventriloquist), Gwen Tallins, Henry Howard (announcer). 24:50.

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Exclusive Story - I have two Goldin lists two others.

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Excursions in Modern Music - I have one Goldin lists a different one.

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by lasombra 7/16/2020, 8:50 pm

El Lobo Rides Again 11-9-49 The Ambush:

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by Wildcat44 7/17/2020, 7:53 am

Exit Eight - excerpt from a local morning show from Oklahoma. I'm guessing early '50s.

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Eyes Of Knight. The adventures of a blind sleuth and his trained dog. These episodes take place on an ocean liner and involves a lady with a stateroom full of boa Constrictors! Produced in Australia.

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On to the F's with a 4-pack.

The Radio drama series "Fabian of the Yard" was produced in Australia circa 1952/3, by Towers of London in Sydney.The stars were Guy Dolman and Ron Roberts. By around 1953/4 a television version of Fabian of the Yard was being telecast by ITV in the UK. The signature music used here is "The Four Horsemen"

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by lasombra 7/17/2020, 11:45 am

Eyes on the Ball "Eyes Score Touchdown":

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by Wildcat44 7/17/2020, 7:12 pm

lasombra
Are you planning on posting any more Esquire Fashion Parades? Question

by lasombra 7/17/2020, 7:23 pm

I hadn't noticed any interest, wildcatt44.

by Wildcat44 7/17/2020, 8:14 pm

lasombra
Post one more for me Very Happy

by eliyahusimlevin 7/17/2020, 8:31 pm

Wildcat44 wrote:lasombra
Post one more for me

Ditto!

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