Onesies and Twosies

Lasombra 
I think this is it.

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Wildcat44 wrote:Lasombra 
I think this is it.

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Nope, that's the one I just posted.

Sorry lasombra I misread your message.
Here is my unsorted Laurel and Hardy accumulation. Its not in there but do with it as you might.

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Thanks Wildcatt44. I'll enjoy checking these out.

Lazy Listening Show 45-07-20

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From Goldindex

Leighton Noble 

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 Leave It To Annie. November 12, 1952. ABC net. A public service program for The Bishop's Fund For The Victims Of War. A special comedy program about a maid trying to get her employers to contribute. The Catholic Archbishop of Cincinnati appeals for donations of used clothing for Koreans and European refugees. This is an unusual attempt to use comedy to solicit contributions to a serious appeal. "Annie" is similar in character to the future "Hazel" as played by Shirley Booth. Thelma Ritter, Rex Koury (composer, conductor), Herb Vigran, Whitfield Connor, D. H. Johnson (writer), Dick Tufeld (announcer), Jean Tatum, David Duval, Francis Urey, Ted Tall (? director), Joseph C. Donohue (producer)

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The Lee Giroux Show. January 24, 1947. Jackson's Home Furnishing Store. An audition program. Features, stories and humor with Hammond organ music. Portraits of Ilka Chase and the owner of a hot dog stand. Personality portrait: a boxer from Kansas. Lee sounds very much like Ted Steele. Lee Giroux, Otto Clair (organ)

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Legends in the Night - Everett Clark

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Oct 2 1949

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Lecuana Cuban Boys 6-30-47:

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From Goldindex

 Len Hopkins and His Orchestra. May 09, 1950. CFRA, Ottawa. Sustaining. A band remote from the Grill Room of the Shenandoah Hotel in Martinsburg, Viginia. The first tune is, "The Third Man Theme." Barbara Ann Scott is an Olympic gold medalist whose performance is described by Frank Jones. Frank Jones (host), Len Hopkins and His Orchestra, The Melodeans, Barbara Ann Scott. 

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Leo and The Blonde. June 13, 1947. Program #1. Syndicated, Universal Recorders transcription. Audition Show. An interesting serial/comedy, "The Adventurers Of A Flack and His Moll.". Hy Averback (announcer), Lionel Stander, Florence Lake, Frank Danzig (producer). 15 minutes. 
Leo and The Blonde. August 12, 1947. Program #37. Syndicated, Universal Recorders transcription. Plans to change Hester into, "Hester Lester from Luxembourg" meet several snags. Lionel Stander, Florence Lake, Frank Danzig (producer). 15 minutes

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Lest We Forget - Australian OTR

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Let There Be Music. March 26, 1938. CBS net. Sustaining. Pleasant easy listening music, starting with a medley that begins with, "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes." The show features a soprano with an unpronounceable and unspellable name. Wilbur Hatch and His Orchestra, Clark Ross (vocal), Chiquito (vocal), Don Forbes (announcer)

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Oct 3 1943

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Oct 3 1941 - Charles Lindbergh on Free Speech

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Looking at the Goldindex this morning there seem to be a lot of different Lest We Forget series out there. I have some of these series.

Stories to Remember
These Great Americans
The American Dream 

All these are from the OTRR library.

Anybody have some others to share.

Here is the link to the page in the Goldindex of the others.

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Thanks in advance

Lest We Forget: The Story of America and Our Battle Won Freedom,
John Paul Jones:

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I can't find this one in any of Goldin's listings.

Legal Problems Explained
December 10, 1931

A program sponsored by the New York Legal Counsel. The Honorable Arthur J.W. Hilly hosts Legal Problems Explained. Listeners are encouraged to write in with legal questions, to which Hilly gives general legal advice. Topics covered in this episode: property owner's and renter's rights when property has been acquired by the City through Eminent Domain. Judge Hilly expounds at great length on Court Case 283.US 336 (1931): New Jersey v. The City of New York, about a water supply dispute between NYC and New Jersey. Water use habits, water conservation and climate statistics are all included in this attorney’s analysis, as well as praise for the NYC engineers who designed and built the city's water supply system.

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Would someone be so kind as to repost June's My Girl and Kid on the Corner. Thank you.

Junes My Girl 48-10-04 NBC AUD The Employment Office w Alan Reed, Harry Bartell, Bobby Ellis, Parley Baer.mp3

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Kid On The Corner 1948-04-10 NBC AUD A situation comedy about a newsboy on the corner.mp3

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I didn't expect such a quick response, kdmarket! Thank you very much! All the best.

From Goldindex

Let Yourself Go. April 04, 1945. CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. Milton's opening monologue is about the circus and producing movies. Martha Tilton sings, "Tico, Tico." Milton and guest Joan Bennett do the sequel to, "The Woman In The Window." It's called, "The Face On The Iodine Bottle." Who killed Ken Roberts? Joan does "a story of today and tomorrow" by J. Franklin Jones. Milton Berle, Ken Roberts (announcer), Ray Bloch and His Orchestra, Martha Tilton, Joan Bennett, J. Franklin Jones (writer). 
Let Yourself Go. June 06, 1945. CBS net. Eversharp Pens (one commercial deleted). Milton's opening monolgue is about June weddings. Will guest Al Jolson replace Milton on his show?. Milton Berle, Al Jolson, Joe Besser, Connie Russell, Ray Bloch and His Orchestra, Ken Roberts (announcer).

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Let's Dance. January 05, 1935. NBC net, WEAF, New York aircheck. Oreo Cookies (only one commercial is heard). The first tune heard is, "Throwin' Stones At The Sun." The recording sequence may be incorrect. Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, Helen Ward (vocal), Buddy Clark (vocal)

There are a couple more of these.

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From WartimeCanada.Ca

During the war the CBC became a vital tool of the war effort, presenting a variety of wartime programming aimed at informing and motivating the Canadian public. The "Let's Face the Facts" series presented such speeches by a variety of notable Canadians commenting on different aspects of the war effort. 

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Let's Go To Slapsie's. August 16, 1946. An audition recording. Maxie has to become a gentleman and impress the wealthy Mrs. Van Hooten. Margaret sings, "If I Loved You." Produced by Marshall and Moore Inc. The recording ends with an NBC system cue. Maxie Rosenbloom, Maude Ebern, Queen Smith, Sarah Selby, Howard Petrie (announcer), Margaret Whiting, Chick Floyd and His Orchestra, Jane Withers, Elon Packard (writer), Stanley Davis (writer), John Marshall (producer, director), John Moore (producer, director). 

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Oct 4 1948 - Henry Wallace

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Let Yourself Go 2-21-45 Guest Errol Flynn:

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From Goldindex

Let's Listen To Spencer. October 14, 1944. CBS net. Oxydol, Ivory Soap. A visit to a barber shop. Bob Sweeney, Hal March. 
Let's Listen To Spencer. October 16, 1944. CBS net. Oxydol, Ivory Soap. A portrait of the woman who picks out her husband's clothes. Possibly a rehearsal. Bob Sweeney, Hal March, Verna Felton.

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Let's Sing and Swing

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Let's Talk It Over - Pauline Frederick

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Oct 5 1939 - Raymond Gram Swing 

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Let's Talk About You - Norman Vincent Peale

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Let's Talk Hollywood. July 25, 1948. NBC net. Lucky Strike. Celebrities answer questions sent in by listeners. The first question is, "Name the street associated with each of these Hollywood film characters.". George Murphy (m.c.), Erskine Johnson, Eddie Bracken, Celeste Holm, Francis X. Bushman, L. A. Speed Riggs, Hy Averback (announcer), Basil Ruysdael (announcer)

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Let's Go Hollywood
December 21, 1952

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I don't think I ever posted this one. From Goldin: The Dean Turner Show. May 14, 1947. KWBC, Fort Worth. Sustaining. The first tune is, "I'm Going Back To Dixie" ("I'll Never Leave Old Dixieland Again"). Dean describes the program as another "corny show." The first 11:02 of the program only.

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lasombra wrote:Let Yourself Go 2-21-45 Guest Errol Flynn:

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THANKS! I was hoping a new one (to me) would turn up.

Glad you like it, eliyahusimlevin.

From Goldindex

 Light Of The World. June 19, 1947. NBC net. Cheerios, Soft-As-Silk cake flour. The program is heard as part of, "The General Mills Hour." A dramatization from the book of Genesis, chapter 37, verses 5, 18 and 28. The story of Joseph. Ray Barrett (system cue announcer).

The Light Of The World. June 06, 1944. CBS net. General Mills. The commercials have been suspended because of D-Day. The story of the Bible continues. Genesis 22:1, 2, 3. Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac, Moses and the Burning Bush, the 23rd Psalm. 10:15 A.M. Ted Campbell (announcer), Robert Trout (news bulletin), Frank Hummert (creator), Anne Hummert (creator). 14:25. 

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The Life Of Irene Castle. Program #4. Syndicated, Columbia transcription. Formfit Bras. The serialized life story of Irene Castle, "The Best Dressed Woman In America." Irene herself tells about the famous couple during the days they were starving in Paris. Pre-war. Irene Castle.

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 Life Begins At Eighty. September 24, 1949. Mutual net. Sustaining. Host Jack Barry helps the staff octogenarians to answer questions sent in by listeners. The last show of the season. Jack Barry (creator, m.c.), George Lauten (consultant), Virginia Willard, Fred Stein, Georgianna Carr, Ella Pomeroy, William A. Woodbury (guest, founder of Woodbury Soap), Dan Enright (producer), John St. Ledger (announcer).

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Life at Boy's Town

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Life and Works. April 14, 1940. Program #6. WNYC, New York City. "A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court". A dramatization of the famous story. Arthur Elmer, Dorothy Trevino, Shelley Howell, David Bartell, Anne Burr, Seymour Sosenburg, Paul Talbot, Wyman Holmes (?), Harry Gordon, Noreen Scott, Edwin Clay, Nathan Ackerman, Walter Black, Alvin Field, Mark Twain (author), Richard Pack (adaptor), Louis Horowitz (adaptor), Mitchell Grayson (director), Harry Lydenburg (commentator, The New York Public Library), Alan Ray (announcer), Frank Birmingham (sound technician), Eugene Vaseloo (sound technician), Lee Frey (sound technician), Dan Enright (studio controls), George Weeks (music selector), Joe Lewis (recording engineer). 

 Life and Works. June 02, 1940. WNYC, New York City. "Three Soldiers". John Dos Pasos (author), Edward Goldberger (adaptor), Mitchell Grayson (director), David Eaton, Charles Trayner, Ralph Elliott, Gene Logan, Alan Harvey, George Madison, Nathan Ackerman, Shelley Hall, Wyman Holmes, Dan Enright (studio engineer), Joe Lewis (recording), Frank Birmingham (sound effects). 

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The Life and Love Of Doctor Susan. September 21, 1939. CBS net, WJSV, Washington, D.C. aircheck. Lux Soap, Sanitary Food Stores (local). 1:15 P.M. Annabelle has married a baseball player, much to the regret of her mother Isabelle. Skiddy and Nancy plan to wed. Ford Bond (announcer ?

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Oct 6 1939

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Liberty Production Rally
July 3, 1942
Mutual, 10:15 AM

A patriotic remote broadcast from the statue of Liberty. The program begins with "The Song of the Army Air Forces." American workers speak out to "win through to victory."

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Let's Meet McCoy 8-20-47 Audition:

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The Lilly Brothers and Don Stover. 1953. WCOP, Boston. Sustaining. Blue-grass music, starting with, "Why Don't You Tell Me So." The date is approximate, this might be an edited or composite broadcast. The Lilly Brothers, Don Stover (banjo), B. Lilly (?), Everett Lilly.

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The Little Man Inside. May 21, 1945. Blue Network. Sustaining. An interesting radio concept. John Nelson, an everyday man, and his inner voice to ask for a raise

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The Little Matchmaker. August 12, 1952. Sustaining.. This is possibly an audition recording. Chico portrays a marriage broker in dire need of money to pay the rent. He winds up on a radio quiz show called "Take My Money." Chico also plays, "The Beer Barrel Polka.". Nestor Paiva, Hans Conried, Chico Marx, Sheldon Leonard, Manny Mannheim (writer, producer), Herb Vigran, John Wald (announcer), Robert Armbruster (music director), Shepard Menken, Art Jacobson (director), Rollins MacLaine (? writer), Bob Bench, Martha Wentworth, Gail Bonney, Eddie Fields, Barney Phillip

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Little Miss Bab-O Musical Surprise Party

Goldin has 4 of these listed

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Oct 7 1941

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