Onesies and Twosies

Hobby Horse 3-1-47 The Hidden Treasure of Glaston:

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Egg_Crisis wrote:

lasombra wrote:Henry Hull's Guest Night, guest Gracie Fields:

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Can you date this one, BobbyP?

It's Henry Hall's Guest Night, BBC, 1950.10.23.

Thanks for the correction, Egg_Crisis. Do you know if there are any more of these around?

Wildcat44 wrote:
Hollywood Mardi Gras. November 17, 1937. NBC net, WEAF, New York aircheck. Packard. The show is also known as, "The Starlit Roof." The first tune is, "Laugh Your Way To Life." Charlie chats with "Polly," his parrot. The parrot does imitations! The first 3 winners of the Packard contest are announced. They wrote the best 25-words-or-less entries, "The one thing I like best about the new Packard." Guest Eddie Cantor appears with imitator(s) of Jimmy Wallington, Rubinoff, Parkyakarkus and Bobby Breen. Ten-year-old Terry Kilburn does a heartbreaking recitation about a boy and his dead dog. Charlie Butterworth does another, "Readings from the diary of a genius." He sounds like W.C. Fields and even the routine is about a barbershop. Eddie Cantor does a short version of his recitation, "Jokes! Jokes!" and a nice version of, "My Baby Just Cares For Me.". Ruby Mercer, Raymond Paige and His Orchestra, Lanny Ross, Charles Butterworth (m.c.), Don Wilson (announcer), Betty Jane Rhodes, Eddie Cantor, Terry Kilburn. 

This one should be dated November 16, 1937.

lasombra wrote:

Egg_Crisis wrote:

lasombra wrote:Henry Hull's Guest Night, guest Gracie Fields:

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Can you date this one, BobbyP?

It's Henry Hall's Guest Night, BBC, 1950.10.23.

Thanks for the correction, Egg_Crisis. Do you know if there are any more of these around?

I don't know, I only have that one.
(And I thought BBC stuff wasn't allowed here?)

From Goldindex

The Hollywood Playhouse Of Romance. December 18, 1952. CBS net. "The Bachelor". Jergen's Lotion. A good story about an unmarried man...and glad of it. The story was subsequently used on "Romance" on June 9, 1956 (see cat. #70331). Don Randolph (m.c.), E. Jack Neuman (writer), Frank Lovejoy, Joan Banks, Georgia Ellis, Lillian Buyeff, John Dehner, Wilbur Hatch (music), Lee Vines (announcer), Michael Ann Barrett, Lawrence Dobkin, Harry Bartell, Norman Macdonnell (producer, director).

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 Hollywood Premier. June 27, 1941. CBS net. "Blood and Sand". Lifebuoy. The rise and fall of a great toreador. After the drama, Louella interviews Tyrone Power. Tyrone Power, Lurene Tuttle, Hans Conried, Louella Parsons (hostess), Harlow Wilcox (announcer), Charles Vanda (producer), Felix Mills (music). 

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Hollywood Star Preview. April 25, 1948. NBC net. "Turnabout". Anacin, BiSoDol Mints. Romeo has been looking forward to his vacation from an isolated weather station in Alaska. Juliet turns out to be a disappointment. Adolphe Menjou (host), Don Taylor, Merwyn Gerard (writer), Seeleg Lester (writer), Bernard Katz (composer, conductor), Ken Peters (announcer), Bea Benaderet, Betty Lou Gerson, Robert North, Donald Curtis

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Hollywood Stars on Stage

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Here's what was going on in 1943

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Hollywood Preview 11-27-45 Slightly Sixteen:

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Hopefully early pickleball in the morning if it stops raining. So here goes

Hollywood Victory Show V-E Day

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Homage To George Gershwin. July 04, 1942. NBC net. Sustaining. Edward Arnold eulogizes George Gershwin, a fifth anniversary concert. Edward Arnold, Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, Oscar Hammerstein (writer), Felix Mills (composer), Bing Crosby, The King's Men, Buddy Weed (piano), The Gilbert Allen Choir, Dinah Shore (her song is incomplete), The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, David Elton (producer). 

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Home Forum - Elizabeth Hart

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Home Is What You Make It. April 20, 1946. Program #74. NBC net. "Promised and On The Way". Sustaining. A look at household equipment of the future. New inventions are described as near-magic, all of which have long-ago come to pass. The first 14:55 of the program only

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News from 75 years ago.

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Home Folks 1930, reminiscing about Pleasant Street:

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Can someone with better hearing catch his name?

I can't access pCloud. So I'll try later.

lasombra wrote:Home Folks 1930, reminiscing about Pleasant Street:

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Can someone with better hearing catch his name?

Sounds like: Wade Lean

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Home Town Sketches. Program #49. Syndicated, Radio Recorders transcription. Fels Naptha. Tom Hayweigh plays, "trees." Emma Weatherby is holding a reception for the newlyweds, Captain Alberg and the former Anna Q. Watts. Poor Cap!. Don Forbes (Announcer), Tom Hayweigh (?)..Home Town Sketches. Program #50. Syndicated, Radio Recorders transcription. Fels Naptha. The program originates from the ficticious radio station F-E-L-S in Centerville. Lem Weatherby reports the "news," Tom Hayweigh (?) plas the piano. Captain Alberg and the former Anna Watts are settling down after their honeymoon. Don Forbes (announcer), Tom Hayweigh (?). 

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The Hometowners. July, 1950. Program #3. NBC net (or syndication) origination, AFRS rebroadcast. A comedy show with live music. The first tune is, "Great Day.". Betty Bennett, Earl Randall, Edward Allen (announcer), Kenny Carbonell, Larry Wellington.
 
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Homicide O'Kane. March 02, 1943. Blue net, KECA, Los Angeles aircheck. Sustaining. "The Story Of The Killer Who Returned From The Dead As The Clock Struck The Hour.". Bud Hiestand (? billed as "John Easton"), Richard LeGrand, Howard McNear, Sarah Selby, Harry Lang, Grace Holtby, Lou Bring (music director), Walter Arnold (announcer

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Honest Abe - Ray Middleton

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News from 1939

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Honest Abe 12-7-40 pgm 23 Anne dies:

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Wade Lane. The one posted might be an audition.

This page has links for 10 of them. From the one and only (and my Facebook friend) Randy Riddle.

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Thanks so much, nightkey. I found the one I posted before was quaint and charming. Happy to have more.

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Honeymoon In New York. July 28, 1948. NBC net. Sustaining. The first contestants are Mr. and Mr. McWorter. A pleasant audience participation show, Ed Herlihy is particularly good. Ed Herlihy (host), Wayne Howell (announcer), Eve Young, Arlo (music).

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The Honorable Archie. 1940. Program #1. Archie tries to get a job with the Nettlefolds, as a tutor for their little Wolfgang. Archie declines the job...until he meets Joan. Reginald Sharland, Frederick Shields (announcer), Martha Wentworth, Sylvia Jones, Mitzie Lamar, Cliff Arquette. 

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Hootenanny. March 10, 1947. CBS net. Sustaining. An excellent folk-jazz show, starting with, "Ida Red." Possibly an audition, but a live audience is heard. Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Sidney Bechet, Pops Foster, Sonny Terry (billed as "Saunders Terry), Alan Lomax (writer, producer), Cisco Houston, Ronnie McGee, The Coleman Brothers, John Henry Faulk (host, billed as "Johnny Faulk"), Bill Rogers (announcer). 

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Hot Copy. February 27, 1944. Blue net, WJZ, New York City aircheck. "Death Studies The Angles". O'Cedar. An anti-vice candidate for mayor is murdered with a needle dipped in poison. Reporter Ann Rogers gets the story. Henrietta Robinson speaks on behalf of the WAC. The station identification is subject to correction. Betty Lou Gerson, Nelson Bond (writer), Don Dowd (announcer), Martin Marker (director).

Hot Copy. August 07, 1944. Blue Network. "Smooth As Silk". O'Cedar. Girl reporter Ann uncovers a black market nylon gang who will stop at nothing...even murder! The program may be dated Auguest 6, 1944, or may be an August 7th rebroadcast. Don Dowd (announcer), Irma Glen (organist), Nelson Bond (writer), Betty Lou Gerson, Albert Crews (director).

Goldin has 2 more listed.

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Some Winston Churchill from 1943

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Hospitality Time, with Snooky Lanson, first song "Blue Skies":

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[quote="Wildcat44"]From Goldindex

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The Henry King Show. 1948. Program #47. C.P. MacGregor syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. "The Regal Rhythms" of Henry King, his piano and orchestra. The first tune is, "Tea For Two." The program's guest is Harry "The Hipster" Gibson. The date is approximate. Henry King and His Orchestra, Eileen Dean (vocal), Harry The Hipster Gibson, Charles Arlington (announcer). 

I have 1. Goldin lists 14 more.

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i´m late to the Party; the link to the Henry king Show with guest Harry the Hipster Gibson is now deleted. can you please re-up it?
thanks in advance!
Keep boppin´
marcel

We aim to please. 

Henry King

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this is very generous of you. they are thanked very much.

because harry the Hipster Gibson is not heard very much in this days...

Keep boppin´
marcel

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The Hotpoint Holiday Hour. December 25, 1949. CBS net. "The Man Who Came To Dinner". Hotpoint. The play is announced as performed by "The Actor's Company." Sheridan Whiteside creates havoc once again. Jack Benny does quite well in the role made famous by Monty Woolley. The program runs short by five minutes and desperate fill measures are taken. Christmas carols are sung, the cast credits are given three times!. George S. Kaufman (author), Jack Benny, Rosalind Russell, Henry Fonda (narrator), Mel Ferrer (producer, director), Eleanor Audley, Marvin Miller (announcer), Moss Hart (author), Charles Boyer, Gene Kelly, Dorothy McGuire, Gregory Peck, Willard Waterman, Bea Benaderet, Edith Angles, Lois Corbett, Joe Forte, Dick Ryan, Hugh Wedlock Jr. (adaptor), Howard Snyder (adaptor), Roland Winters, John Garfield (host).

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Hour of Musical Fun - first show

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The Hour Of Mystery. June 09, 1946. Program #1. ABC net. "Journey Into Fear". United States Steel. The first of a summer replacement series for, "The Theatre Guild On The Air." An Englishman is in Turkey to sell armaments to the navy. He finds himself the target of an assassin. A well-written story about a nest-of-vipers cavorting on board a steamship en route to Genoa. During an intermission, George Hicks describes his adventures on D-Day and tells the story of a soldier who won the Purple Heart. Robert Dryden, Harold Levey (composer, conductor), Alexander Scourby, Guy Sorel, Dwight Weist, Richard Coogan, E. A. Krumschmidt, Anthony Kemble-Cooper, Edwin Marshall (producer), Kenneth Webb (director), Robert Cenedella (adaptor), Laurence Olivier, Eric Ambler (author), George Hicks (commercial spokesman), Norman Brokenshire (host). 
The Hour Of Mystery. July 21, 1946. ABC net. "The Singapore Exile Murder". United States Steel. Norman Brokenshire (announcer), Alexander Scourby (narrator), Donna Keyes, Jone Allison, F. Van Wyck Mason (writer), Herbert Hayes, Roger Pryor, Harold Young, Ted Jewett, Vincent Hayworth, Robert Dryden, Arthur Kohl, John Moore, Guy Spaull, Michael O'Day.

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The House By The Side Of The Road. September 02, 1934. NBC net, WMAQ, Chicago aircheck. Johnson's Wax. The first show of the series. The first selection is a medley of Broadway tunes, starting with, "Memories.". Tony Wons, Harlow Wilcox (announcer), Uldarico Marcelli and His Orchestra, Gina Varna (soprano), Ronnie and Van, Emery Darcy (baritone). 
The House By The Side Of The Road. September 16, 1934. NBC net. Johnson's Wax (rug tacks premium). The first tune is, Who?". Tony Wons, Uldarico Marcelli and His Orchestra, Emery Darcy, Gina Varna, Harlow Wilcox (announcer), Ronnie and Van. 

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News from 75 years ago

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Hour of Decision 12-25-60 Christmas program:

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The House Of Dreams.Broadcasters Program Syndicate/Bruce Eells and Associates syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. Dreamy organ and violin music, songs and poetry

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The House Of Glass. November 13, 1935. NBC net, WJZ, New York City aircheck. Super Suds. There's a luncheon at the Boy's Welfare Club. Bessie is to escort the guest of honor, Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink from her hotel. Madame Schumann-Heink sings, "The Old Rocking Chair.". Gertrude Berg (writer, performer), Ernestine Schumann-Heink, Jean Paul King (announcer).

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Houseboat Hannah. June 19, 1939. NBC net. Lava soap. Hannah and Ellen are alone in the houseboat "Hannah" finishing washing the dishes. Judge Mack is running for re-election, a henchman of Boss Tweed. The election depends on changing Hannah's opposition to him. Al Grotin pays Ellen a visit. Seamus is working for a Sid Becker, bookie and owes $180. The system cue has been deleted. Frank Hummert (creator), Anne Hummert (creator). 
Houseboat Hannah. September 16, 1939. NBC net. Lava soap. Abe Finklestein has gone on a trip to New York City. Daughter Becky has fallen in love with Professor Borden at the University. The Professor only wants to get Becky alone. Hannah has a thick Irish accent; the housebout that they family lives on was also named "Hannah." The show's format calls for a Lava soap commercial running two full minutes at the start of the show. The system cue has been deleted. Frank Hummert (creator), Anne Hummert (creator). .
Houseboat Hannah. November 09, 1939. NBC net. Lava soap. The family is at the railroad station as Abe Finklestein prepares to leave for New York. The entire show is conversation before Abe gets on the train. This plot element seems to pre-date the other two episodes. The system cue has been deleted. Frank Hummert (creator), Anne Hummert (creator).

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Housewives Inc - sounds local KROI
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News from Sept 2 1945

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Apparently pcloud links are not working. Tried using Edge and Chrome. Window opens but page never loads.

scooper wrote:Apparently pcloud links are not working.  Tried using Edge and Chrome. Window opens but page never loads.

Thank goodness I'm not alone! I have the same problem! Now I know it's not my computer. Thanks scooper.

Wildcat44 posted:
Houseboat Hannah. June 19, 1939. NBC net. Lava soap. Hannah and Ellen are alone in the houseboat "Hannah" finishing washing the dishes. Judge Mack is running for re-election, a henchman of Boss Tweed. The election depends on changing Hannah's opposition to him. Al Grotin pays Ellen a visit. Seamus is working for a Sid Becker, bookie and owes $180. The system cue has been deleted. Frank Hummert (creator), Anne Hummert (creator).
Houseboat Hannah. September 16, 1939. NBC net. Lava soap. Abe Finklestein has gone on a trip to New York City. Daughter Becky has fallen in love with Professor Borden at the University. The Professor only wants to get Becky alone. Hannah has a thick Irish accent; the housebout that they family lives on was also named "Hannah." The show's format calls for a Lava soap commercial running two full minutes at the start of the show. The system cue has been deleted. Frank Hummert (creator), Anne Hummert (creator). Houseboat Hannah. November 09, 1939. NBC net. Lava soap. The family is at the railroad station as Abe Finklestein prepares to leave for New York. The entire show is conversation before Abe gets on the train. This plot element seems to pre-date the other two episodes. The system cue has been deleted. Frank Hummert (creator), Anne Hummert (creator).

None of these dates are correct. The show was broadcast Monday through Friday. June 19, 1939 was a Monday. The next show was on Thursday.
September 16, 1939 was a Saturday. The next show was on Tuesday.
November 9, 1939 was a Thursday. The next show was on Monday.

I had a date of June 16 for his 9-16. That can't be correct either. Maybe the year is incorrect?