Onesies and Twosies

A onsie for Tuesday.
The Alfred Hitchcock Show. Low encode
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Here's another onsie, The Gay Mrs. Featherstone 08-08-45:
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Thank you lasombra

It's a fivsie but it's more Billie Burke
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Thanks. My Uncle Ethan's Inheritance copy was only a half show. Glad to have the complete one.

A  onsie for Onesday
From Goldin
The Alice Cornell Show. June 7, 1944. WEAF, New York. Sustaining. Alice sings and plays pop tunes on the piano and reads a poem by Nick Kenny. The program includes with a beautiful, "My Buddy" and is followed by Elmer Peterson news bulletins. 9:45 A. M. Alice Cornell, Elmer Peterson. 14:57. Audio condition: Excellent.
Complete.

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A little country music onsie.
The Allis Chalmers Show

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This is a twosie for me. But Goldin says there are 28. Are there any more out there?
Alvino Rey and his Music

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The Amazing Nero Wolfe with Francis X Bushman
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Wildcat44, you can find the others and many more in the OTRR library under the New Adventures of Nero Wolfe. They star Sydney Greenstreet at Wolfe.

Thanks

A onsie for Sunday
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A Monday onsie
American Story in Song Audition
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From Goldindex
63584. America's Answer. 1942. CBS net. Sponsored by: 7-Up. Perry Woods discusses espionage and sabotage. "There are agents of foreign intelligence services everywhere." The program originates from San Diego and ends with a CBS system cue, but it sounds like a local program. The date is subject to correction. Perry Woods, Gene Erickson (announcer). 14:31. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete

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This is great, wildcat! I've never heard this program before. Thanks!

82375. An American Family Saga. August 13, 1944. "Introduction To The Mills". An audition recording. Judge Stone complains about the younger generation and "social revolution." One of the twins shot James Elliott when he got fresh. Carlton E. Morse (writer, producer), Ken Christy. 29:46. Audio condition: Very good to excellent. Complete.

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Thanks, wildcat.

How about a little western swing onsie
Andy Reynolds and the Ranch Boys

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Thank you for all these Wildcat44

From the Goldindex
Ask-It Basket. September 21, 1939. CBS net, WJSV, Washington, D.C. aircheck. Sponsored by: Colgate Toothpaste. 7:00 P.M. A fun quiz show with a Doctor I.Q. format. Jim McWilliams (host), Del Sharbutt (announcer). 30:00. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
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From the Goldindex
8625. Attorney For The Defense. December 19, 1944. C and F Radio Productions syndication. Audition show. Wealthy bachelor lawyer solves a murder while bored houseboy Fong looks on. Interesting. Michael Raffetto, Barton Yarborough, Forrest Lewis, Marvin Miller (announcer). 1/2 hour. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.

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The Baker's Broadcast
I have 2 Goldin says there are 5 out there. Anybody have any more?

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Here is a third one, Wildcat44, from 11-4-34: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Thanks lasombra

Baker's Broadcast 33-11-26 (08) The Prince of Pistachios w Ozzie Nelson, Harriet Hilliard, Joe Penner.mp3

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