Re: Onesies and Twosies

by lasombra Wed 7 Oct - 14:14

I wish there were more of these. Little Man Inside 9/21/45 A dream:

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by BobbyP Wed 7 Oct - 16:49

Lincoln Birthday Celebration
February 12, 1959

Recorded highlights from Washington - Remarks by President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon and Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn. Address by Carl Sandburg. Fredric March reads the Gettysburg Address.

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by BobbyP Wed 7 Oct - 16:51

Little Rock Special
October 16, 1957

First integrated youth panel discussion of the crisis by students of Central High School.

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by BobbyP Wed 7 Oct - 23:58

For pnussbaum:

The Jeffersonian Heritage
October 19, 1952
The Experiment of a Free Press

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by nightkey Thu 8 Oct - 0:39

Light of the World 44-06-07 (Day after D-Day)

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by pnussbaum Thu 8 Oct - 6:29

As always, a wonderful selection of historical, civic, and newsworthy interest from Bobby P. Thanks for remembering me and my work!

by Wildcat44 Thu 8 Oct - 13:30

From Goldindex

The Lives Of Our Greatest Artists. December 31, 1940. WHN, New York. "The Story Of Al Jolson". Zion Kosher meat products. The biography of the famous Jewish performer, told by one voice.

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London After Dark. August 24, 1940. CBS net. Sustaining. A portrait of London at night during the War. BBC pickups, with CBS, BBC and CBC reporters. There had been three air raid alarms that day. Edward R. Murrow reports from Trafalgar Square (air raid sirens heard in the background), remote from the Savoy Hotel, remote from an A.R.P. (Air Raid Precautions) Command Post (Larry LeSueur reporting), Eric Savareid reports from a Hammersmith dance hall, Piccadilly Circus, a London railroad station, J.B. Priestly from a War Memorial in Whitehall, a YMCA Canteen. Edward R. Murrow (narrator), Eric Sevareid (CBS correspondent), J. B. Priestly (author), Larry LeSueur

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Lone Star Jamboree

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Long Distance

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Oct 8 1941

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by scooper Thu 8 Oct - 15:41

Thank you Nightkey! That makes four available Light Of the Worlds: 06/06/44, 06/07/44. 07/22/46 and 06/19/47.

by BobbyP Thu 8 Oct - 16:59

Lord Halifax, British Ambassador to U.S., Discussing "After Five Years"
August 26, 1944
CBS, 10:45 p.m.

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by lasombra Thu 8 Oct - 18:54

scooper wrote:Thank you Nightkey! That makes four available Light Of the Worlds: 06/06/44, 06/07/44. 07/22/46 and 06/19/47.

Is 07/22/46 posted somewhere?

by lasombra Thu 8 Oct - 19:17

Lady of Millions, Aunt May takes Bob Tucker to see Mr. Simmons:

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by scooper Thu 8 Oct - 22:24

Lasombra, that would be: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
You might find some other stuff there you will like as well.

by lasombra Fri 9 Oct - 0:25

Thanks scooper. That site looks familiar. I think I may have been there once before. I appreciate the link you provided! I think one needs a PHD in forensics to find anything otherwise.

by nightkey Fri 9 Oct - 4:09

Let there be light

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Light of the World 07/22/46

by Wildcat44 Fri 9 Oct - 12:34

From Goldindex

The Longines Symphonette. Program #1. Longines syndication. Longines and Wittnauer watches. The first selection is the minuet from, "L'Arlesienne Suite" (Bizet). Macklin Marrow (conductor), The Longines Symphonette, Frank Knight (announcer)

There are more of these.

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Look to the Skies - Just the first half of the program

Goldin lists more of these as well

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Look What We Found

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Bond Drive For The Cruiser Los Angeles. June 30, 1943. NBC net, KDKA, Pittsburgh aircheck. Sustaining. The program originates from the Hollywood Bowl. Ceremonies for the cruiser (keel laying? launching?), hosted by Edward G. Robinson. Bing Crosby sings, "As Time Goes By." A combined servce band, led by Coast Guard Lieutenant Rudy Vallee, plays a medley of navy songs (with a vocal by Rudy). Cecil B. DeMille makes an extended appeal to buy war bonds to raise $40 million dollars to build the cruiser. Edward G. Robinson (host), Bing Crosby, Rudy Vallee, Dinah Shore, Ken Carpenter (announcer), Cecil B. DeMille, Frank Knox (Secretary of The Navy), Kathryn Grayson.

I had this under L

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Oct 9 1941

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by lasombra Fri 9 Oct - 13:46

Lift Up Your Voices xx-xx-xx with Hattie McDaniel:

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by Wildcat44 Sat 10 Oct - 12:58

The Louden Family

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From Goldindex

Louis Prima and His Orchestra. September 22, 1939. CBS net, WJSV, Washington, D.C. aircheck. Sustaining. 12 Midnight. A band remote from the Hickory House, New York City. The first tune is, "Baby Me." The second tune is, "I'll Remember.". Louis Prima and His Orchestra, John Reed King (announcer).

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Louisa - Spring Byington

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Louvin Brothers

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Oct 10 1940 - Earl Browder Communist Presidential Candidate

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by lasombra Sat 10 Oct - 15:33

From Goldin: Listen To A Love Song. August 03, 1946. CBS net. Evening In Paris Face and Bath Powder. The first tune is, "I Never Knew." Guest Victor Borge does his famous "phonetic punctuation" routine. Andy Williams appears unbilled in the chorus. Tony Martin is out sick. Georgia Gibbs, Victor Borge, Albert Sack and His Orchestra, The Lyttle Sisters, Jimmy Wallington (announcer), Stanley Davis (writer), Elon Taggart (writer), Andy Williams:

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by BobbyP Sat 10 Oct - 18:09

BTW, at least 11 "Listen to a Love Song"'s are available.

Louis Johnson, Secretary of Defense at American Federation of Labor Convention, St. Paul, Minn.
October 10, 1949

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by BobbyP Sat 10 Oct - 18:16

Log Cabin Inn. April 3, 1935. NBC net. Log Cabin Syrup. Pauline Alpert plays a hot piano, Lanny appears in a Spring scene. Lanny Ross, Harry Salter and His Orchestra, Tiny Ruffner (announcer), Pauline Alpert. 29:48.

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by Wildcat44 Sun 11 Oct - 11:44

Love Tales. Program #15. Broadcasters Program Syndicate/Bruce Eells and Associates syndication. "Fire Hazard". Music fill for local commercial insert. Dorothy Peck "always gets her man," her companion Cynthia tries to keep her out of trouble. At Sequoia National Park, Dorothy sets her sights on a handsome Ranger

Goldin lists 40 of these . I only have 1.

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Love Thy Neighbor

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Lu Watters at Hambone Kelly's

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Luck Of The Irish. February 25, 1946. "Hair Again For Harrigan". An audition recording. "Honest" O'Day is offered $10,000 to publicize a hair-growing discovery. Chester Morris, Bea Benaderet, Vern Buck (music director), Gene Burdett (producer, director).

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Oct 11 1941

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by Wildcat44 Mon 12 Oct - 12:06

Lyon's Busy

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Mac Baldy The Tall Shooter - Goldin lists others . This is just one 4 minute episode.

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Macy Morning Show

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From Goldindex

The Mad Hatterfields. January 11, 1938. Mutual net, WLW, Cincinnati origination. Nestle Lion Evaporate Milk. "Nestle...the greatest world-wide customer of the cow." Meg is upset because Nicky is leaving for Paris. Pauline Hopkins (writer, performer), Owen Vinson (director).
The Mad Hatterfields. 1939. World transcription. An audition recording of the program in a half-hour format. A writer named John Edwards visits the Hatterfields and is introduced to the members of the family (an excellent idea for an audition program). Rollie exclaims, "Great Caesar's Ghost" three times during the program, which might explain where Perry White (editor of "The Daily Planet") first heard the expression. The date is approximate. Carl Wester (producer), Pauline Hopkins (writer, performer), Owen Unson (director), Duane Snodgrass, William Green, Harry Consdale, Ken Griffin, Fort Pearson (announcer)
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Oct 12 1950 - Edward R Murrow
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by lasombra Mon 12 Oct - 16:31

Wildcat44, your October 11, 1941 file is the same as Luck of the Irish.

Lone Star Jamboree (no information on this):

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Anyone have a sound quality upgrade of this?

by Wildcat44 Mon 12 Oct - 19:07

Thank you

Here is the right one and I changed it in the earlier post as well.

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by Wildcat44 Tue 13 Oct - 12:36

From Goldindex

Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink. June 10, 1934. NBC Blue net, WENR Chicago aircheck. Gerber's Baby Food. Madame Schumann-Heink's is celebrating her seventy-third birthday today. The first vocal selection is "Cradle Song," by Brahms. Ernestine Schumann-Heink, Bill Hay (announcer).

There are more of these

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Majestic Theater of the Air - Goldin lists 14 .I only have this one.

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Major Bowes' Shower Of Stars. February 15, 1945. Program #90. CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. The program is introduced as, "Major Bowes' Shower Of Stars." Major Bowes is not heard (he was ill for about 6 months). With Morton Gould and his (fifty piece!) Orchestra, opera singer William Horn (1935 Amateur Hour winner). The first selection is, "The Eagle and Me" from "The Bloomer Girl.". Morton Gould and His Orchestra, William Horn.

Again Goldin lists 8 otf these. I only have 1.

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Make Believe Town. August 08, 1948. Program #2. CBS net. "A Very Important Appointment". Sustaining. A movie actress remembers her first sweetheart of ten years ago, and a date made ten years in the future. Virginia Bruce (host), Johnny Jacobs (anouncer), Betty Uelius (? writer), Howard Culver, Lurene Tuttle, Ivan Ditmars (music), Ralph Rose (producer).

Make Believe Town. August 16, 1949. CBS net, KNX, Los Angeles aircheck. "Hollywood Romance". Sustaining. A romance about a boy and a girl who fall in love, and then along comes the girl's sister!. Joy Terry, Ralph Rose (producer, director), Ivan Ditmars (music), Johnny Jacobs (announcer), Virginia Bruce (host), David Ellis (writer, performer)

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Oct 13 1941

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