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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by BobbyP 10/13/2020, 10:41 am
Madame Chiang Kai-shek Addressing Congress
February 18, 1943
An address to a joint session of Congress, she describes the situation in China.
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February 18, 1943
An address to a joint session of Congress, she describes the situation in China.
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by Wildcat44 10/14/2020, 6:11 am
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Makers Of History. 1935. Transcription Service Bureau syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The signing of the Declaration Of Independance is dramatized. The date is subject to correction. Hanley Stafford.
Makers Of History. 1935. Transcription Service Bureau syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. President Jefferson refuses to pay tribute to the Barbary pirates, war with Tripoli follows
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Malcolm Claire. March 10, 1938. Red net, Chicago origination. "The Little Men Of The Mountains". Sustaining. The broadcast time (on the transcription label) is 7:00 A.M. Yet, the program's theme song is, "Lullaby and Goodnight." Uncle Mal tells about a goat herder high in the mountains. Malcolm Claire, Larry Larson (organist), Russell Gordon Carter (author).
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The Man I Married - CBS soap
From Jim Ramsburg's Gold Time Radio
The Man I Married: NBC: July 3, 1939 to May 2, 1941. (96 Weeks)
Campbell Soup CBS: July 21, 1941 to April 3, 1942. (37 Weeks)
Totals: 133 Weeks - 1,145 Episodes Broadcast
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Man in Black
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Makers Of History. 1935. Transcription Service Bureau syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The signing of the Declaration Of Independance is dramatized. The date is subject to correction. Hanley Stafford.
Makers Of History. 1935. Transcription Service Bureau syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. President Jefferson refuses to pay tribute to the Barbary pirates, war with Tripoli follows
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Malcolm Claire. March 10, 1938. Red net, Chicago origination. "The Little Men Of The Mountains". Sustaining. The broadcast time (on the transcription label) is 7:00 A.M. Yet, the program's theme song is, "Lullaby and Goodnight." Uncle Mal tells about a goat herder high in the mountains. Malcolm Claire, Larry Larson (organist), Russell Gordon Carter (author).
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The Man I Married - CBS soap
From Jim Ramsburg's Gold Time Radio
The Man I Married: NBC: July 3, 1939 to May 2, 1941. (96 Weeks)
Campbell Soup CBS: July 21, 1941 to April 3, 1942. (37 Weeks)
Totals: 133 Weeks - 1,145 Episodes Broadcast
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by pnussbaum 10/14/2020, 6:56 am
I'd very much like to have more Makers Of History, please, wildcat.
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by Wildcat44 10/14/2020, 7:18 am
Goldin lists more but unfortunately I don't have them. Poorly worded on my part. Sorry about that.
Hopefully someone else can contribute.
Hopefully someone else can contribute.
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by pnussbaum 10/14/2020, 7:52 am
It's okay, wildcat. I appreciate your posts.
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by lasombra 10/14/2020, 10:05 am
From Goldin: Magic Rhythm. 1948. Mutual net origination, AFRS reboradcast. The date is approximate. The first tune is, "I've Got My Eyes On You.". Willard and The Band, The Debonaires, Betty Dorsey, Howard Hoffman (announcer):
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by Wildcat44 10/15/2020, 6:47 am
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The Man On The Line. The American Optimetrical Association syndication, Rockhill E.T.. A Hudes and Lind Production. A ridiculous drama about a young boy who is thrown out of school, loses his girl, and takes up a life of crime...all because his mother didn't realize he needed an eye examination!. Arnold Moss, Butch Cavell, Robert Dryden, Ruth Yorke, Edwin Bruce, Carl Caruso (announcer).
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Manhattan At Midnight. August 21, 1940. Blue Network. Energine, Molle Shaving Cream. Peggy Foster is trying to get her no-good brother a job. A fountain pen given to the brother for his birthday leads to a shocking discovery...and the brother accused of murder!. Frank Dolan (writer), Nelson Case (announcer), Charles Paul (organ).
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Manhattan Mother - soap opera
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Manhattan Nocturne. An audition recording
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Oct 15 1944
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The Man On The Line. The American Optimetrical Association syndication, Rockhill E.T.. A Hudes and Lind Production. A ridiculous drama about a young boy who is thrown out of school, loses his girl, and takes up a life of crime...all because his mother didn't realize he needed an eye examination!. Arnold Moss, Butch Cavell, Robert Dryden, Ruth Yorke, Edwin Bruce, Carl Caruso (announcer).
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Manhattan At Midnight. August 21, 1940. Blue Network. Energine, Molle Shaving Cream. Peggy Foster is trying to get her no-good brother a job. A fountain pen given to the brother for his birthday leads to a shocking discovery...and the brother accused of murder!. Frank Dolan (writer), Nelson Case (announcer), Charles Paul (organ).
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Manhattan Mother - soap opera
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Manhattan Nocturne. An audition recording
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by Wildcat44 10/16/2020, 7:41 am
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Manhattan Playhouse. January 08, 1949. Mutual net. "The Perfect Secretary". Sustaining. A comedy about a young executive who always falls in love with his secretary. Paul Ford, Leonard T. Holton (writer), Peggy French, John Harvey, Wynn Wright (director), Jerry Hausner, Robert Monroe (composer), Sylvan Levin (conductor), Jack O'Reily (announcer)
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Marconi Memorial Program. July 20, 1937. Mutual net. Sustaining. A broadcast made the day Marconi died, with various associates of Marconi and executives in the radio communications business. Also, a brief recording of Marconi's voice. Guglielmo Marconi, Charles Bentford (narrator), Jack Bims (wireless operator on "the Republic," a ship involved in a 1909 collision), William McGonnigle (president of the Veterans Wireless Operators Association), Lawrence Mackey (of Mackey Radio), Orestes H. Caulwell (? original Federal Radio Commission commisioner).
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The Martha Deane Show. November 06, 1946. WOR, New York. Participating sponsors. Many of them. The morning after the election, Martha discusses the "victory" of Thomas Dewey (as governor of the state of New York). Guests Bobby Driscoll (9 years old) and Luana Patten (8 years old) promote their new film, Walt Disney's, "Song Of The South" and also sing. Winiford Jacobson (pianist) is interviewed and plays a Sonata by Scarlatti. Martha Deane (Marian Young Taylor), George Hogan (announcer), Winiford Jacobson, Bobby Driscoll, Luana Patten.
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The Marines Report. May 30, 1951. Marine Corps syndication. Marine Corps recruiting. A program by the 11th Marine Corps Reserve District, Los Angeles. A Memorial Day program about the origin of, "Taps." The story is more read than dramatized. John Clark (Major), Bill King (Sergeant).
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Oct 16 1947 Winston Churchill - Al Smith Dinner
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Manhattan Playhouse. January 08, 1949. Mutual net. "The Perfect Secretary". Sustaining. A comedy about a young executive who always falls in love with his secretary. Paul Ford, Leonard T. Holton (writer), Peggy French, John Harvey, Wynn Wright (director), Jerry Hausner, Robert Monroe (composer), Sylvan Levin (conductor), Jack O'Reily (announcer)
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Marconi Memorial Program. July 20, 1937. Mutual net. Sustaining. A broadcast made the day Marconi died, with various associates of Marconi and executives in the radio communications business. Also, a brief recording of Marconi's voice. Guglielmo Marconi, Charles Bentford (narrator), Jack Bims (wireless operator on "the Republic," a ship involved in a 1909 collision), William McGonnigle (president of the Veterans Wireless Operators Association), Lawrence Mackey (of Mackey Radio), Orestes H. Caulwell (? original Federal Radio Commission commisioner).
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The Martha Deane Show. November 06, 1946. WOR, New York. Participating sponsors. Many of them. The morning after the election, Martha discusses the "victory" of Thomas Dewey (as governor of the state of New York). Guests Bobby Driscoll (9 years old) and Luana Patten (8 years old) promote their new film, Walt Disney's, "Song Of The South" and also sing. Winiford Jacobson (pianist) is interviewed and plays a Sonata by Scarlatti. Martha Deane (Marian Young Taylor), George Hogan (announcer), Winiford Jacobson, Bobby Driscoll, Luana Patten.
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The Marines Report. May 30, 1951. Marine Corps syndication. Marine Corps recruiting. A program by the 11th Marine Corps Reserve District, Los Angeles. A Memorial Day program about the origin of, "Taps." The story is more read than dramatized. John Clark (Major), Bill King (Sergeant).
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Oct 16 1947 Winston Churchill - Al Smith Dinner
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by BobbyP 10/16/2020, 11:12 am
Man's Right to Knowledge
December 26, 1954
"Prospects in the Arts and Sciences"
In this 1954 talk, J. Robert Oppenheimer surmises that today's pressing questions "will be transmuted before they are answered" and that "the very process of discovery will shatter the concepts that we today use to describe our puzzlement." "Prospects in the Arts and Sciences" is the topic of this broadcast observing the bicentennial of Columbia University. In it, Oppenheimer shies away from making predictions about the future. Instead, the theoretical physicist gives his view of the responsibility and predicament of the scientist and artist in today's world, lamenting how both professions have grown increasingly isolated from the society at large. This thoughtful and pithy, if somewhat bleak, address ends with the wistful hope that even when confronting "the all-encompassing dark…we can love one another."
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December 26, 1954
"Prospects in the Arts and Sciences"
In this 1954 talk, J. Robert Oppenheimer surmises that today's pressing questions "will be transmuted before they are answered" and that "the very process of discovery will shatter the concepts that we today use to describe our puzzlement." "Prospects in the Arts and Sciences" is the topic of this broadcast observing the bicentennial of Columbia University. In it, Oppenheimer shies away from making predictions about the future. Instead, the theoretical physicist gives his view of the responsibility and predicament of the scientist and artist in today's world, lamenting how both professions have grown increasingly isolated from the society at large. This thoughtful and pithy, if somewhat bleak, address ends with the wistful hope that even when confronting "the all-encompassing dark…we can love one another."
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by Wildcat44 10/17/2020, 6:29 am
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Marvellous Margie. February 05, 1947. An audition recording. Binnie is appointed baby-sitter for the evening. "Why is a baby like the U.S.S. Missouri? Because they're both usually wet on the bottom." Binnie comes up with two good ad libs after a mis-placed sound effect, then has trouble reading the script. The recording ends with the cue, "This is the Sunset Broadcasting System.". Marjorie Reynolds, Binnie Barnes, William Demarest, Bob Shannon (announcer), Frank Fontaine (?), Ben Alexander, Sidney Miller, Alvin Flanagan (director), Virginia Gregg, Hy Averback, Jack Reynolds (producer, performer), Dick Hannah (writer), Bill Tomerlane (? writer).
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Mary Pickford and Company. October 03, 1934. NBC net. "The Church Mouse". Royal Deserts. 7:00 P.M. The first show of the series. A meek, unemployed secretary gets a job and finds romance with the president of a bank. Gale Gordon utters the surprising line, "I'll be damned!" The system cue has been deleted. Mary is billed as, "The best known woman in the world.". Mary Pickford, Gale Gordon, Jeanette Nolan, Ted Osborne, James Eagles.
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The Mary Small Show. October 08, 1944. Blue net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. AFRS (Replaces Village Store #67). The program includes a "Junior Miss" skit, which was later spun off into a separate series. The skit takes up a considerable portion of the show, with possibly Mary Small playing the lead. The first tune is, "Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby?". Bud Collyer (announcer), Mary Small (host, performer, vocalist), Ray Bloch and His Orchestra, Sunny Skyler (vocal), Patsy Moran, Betty Tilson
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The Master's Music Room. An audition program. "A domestic comedy with music." The music is recorded. Robert Mitchum pays a visit. Frankie Masters, Phyllis Masters, Robert Mitchum.
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Oct 17 1941
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Marvellous Margie. February 05, 1947. An audition recording. Binnie is appointed baby-sitter for the evening. "Why is a baby like the U.S.S. Missouri? Because they're both usually wet on the bottom." Binnie comes up with two good ad libs after a mis-placed sound effect, then has trouble reading the script. The recording ends with the cue, "This is the Sunset Broadcasting System.". Marjorie Reynolds, Binnie Barnes, William Demarest, Bob Shannon (announcer), Frank Fontaine (?), Ben Alexander, Sidney Miller, Alvin Flanagan (director), Virginia Gregg, Hy Averback, Jack Reynolds (producer, performer), Dick Hannah (writer), Bill Tomerlane (? writer).
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Mary Pickford and Company. October 03, 1934. NBC net. "The Church Mouse". Royal Deserts. 7:00 P.M. The first show of the series. A meek, unemployed secretary gets a job and finds romance with the president of a bank. Gale Gordon utters the surprising line, "I'll be damned!" The system cue has been deleted. Mary is billed as, "The best known woman in the world.". Mary Pickford, Gale Gordon, Jeanette Nolan, Ted Osborne, James Eagles.
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The Mary Small Show. October 08, 1944. Blue net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. AFRS (Replaces Village Store #67). The program includes a "Junior Miss" skit, which was later spun off into a separate series. The skit takes up a considerable portion of the show, with possibly Mary Small playing the lead. The first tune is, "Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby?". Bud Collyer (announcer), Mary Small (host, performer, vocalist), Ray Bloch and His Orchestra, Sunny Skyler (vocal), Patsy Moran, Betty Tilson
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The Master's Music Room. An audition program. "A domestic comedy with music." The music is recorded. Robert Mitchum pays a visit. Frankie Masters, Phyllis Masters, Robert Mitchum.
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Oct 17 1941
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by lasombra 10/17/2020, 8:09 am
A pleasant 15 minutes, Man About Town 4-4-35:
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Anyone know who this might be?
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by Wildcat44 10/18/2020, 6:51 am
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Master's Music Room. Program #10B. Transco syndication. Semi-classical music with no announcements. Bridges and themes are "Pale Hands Beside The Shalimar.".
Master's Music Room. Program #10A. Transco syndication. Semi-classical music with no announcements. Bridges and themes are "Pale Hands Beside The Shalimar
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Max Haines Mystery Hall of Fame. "Albert Guay". Haines was known as North America's Foremost True Crime Reporter. Although he didn't begin his column in the Toronto Sun until 1972, he collected a marvelous assortment of murder stories. The case of Albert Guay, an adulterous jeweler in Quebec, involves a conspiracy to murder Guay's wife using dynamite in her suitcase as she flies on a Canadian Pacific Airliner. This will allow him to collect her insurance, avoid a divorce (which was impossible to get in Catholic Quebec) and elope with his teenage girlfriend. 23 people died on the plane and Guay won a date with a rope.
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Maytag Frolics
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The McCoy. April 22, 1951. "Three Wayward Girls". NBC audition. Howard Duff appears as a private eye in a fast-paced murder yarn with snappy dialogue. The characterizations and format are almost identical to "The Adventures Of Sam Spade" which by a not-so-strange coincidence went off the air April 27, 1951. The program may be dated April 24, 1951. The script was subsequently used on, "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar" on January 16, 1953 (see cat. #75818). A Hollywood starlet has been strangled with a black silk stocking. A second starlet is killed and a third murder is planned. Morton Fine (writer, director, producer), Walter Schumann (composer, conductor), Sheldon Leonard, Howard Duff, David Friedkin (writer, director, producer).
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Oct 18 1941
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Master's Music Room. Program #10B. Transco syndication. Semi-classical music with no announcements. Bridges and themes are "Pale Hands Beside The Shalimar.".
Master's Music Room. Program #10A. Transco syndication. Semi-classical music with no announcements. Bridges and themes are "Pale Hands Beside The Shalimar
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Max Haines Mystery Hall of Fame. "Albert Guay". Haines was known as North America's Foremost True Crime Reporter. Although he didn't begin his column in the Toronto Sun until 1972, he collected a marvelous assortment of murder stories. The case of Albert Guay, an adulterous jeweler in Quebec, involves a conspiracy to murder Guay's wife using dynamite in her suitcase as she flies on a Canadian Pacific Airliner. This will allow him to collect her insurance, avoid a divorce (which was impossible to get in Catholic Quebec) and elope with his teenage girlfriend. 23 people died on the plane and Guay won a date with a rope.
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Maytag Frolics
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The McCoy. April 22, 1951. "Three Wayward Girls". NBC audition. Howard Duff appears as a private eye in a fast-paced murder yarn with snappy dialogue. The characterizations and format are almost identical to "The Adventures Of Sam Spade" which by a not-so-strange coincidence went off the air April 27, 1951. The program may be dated April 24, 1951. The script was subsequently used on, "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar" on January 16, 1953 (see cat. #75818). A Hollywood starlet has been strangled with a black silk stocking. A second starlet is killed and a third murder is planned. Morton Fine (writer, director, producer), Walter Schumann (composer, conductor), Sheldon Leonard, Howard Duff, David Friedkin (writer, director, producer).
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Oct 18 1941
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by lasombra 10/18/2020, 9:25 am
From Goldin: The Master's Music Room. An audition program. "A domestic comedy with music." The music is recorded. Robert Mitchum pays a visit. Frankie Masters, Phyllis Masters, Robert Mitchum.
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by BobbyP 10/18/2020, 1:41 pm
Mark Twain 100th Anniversary Dinner, Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
November 19, 1935
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November 19, 1935
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by bicho 10/18/2020, 4:25 pm
lasombra wrote:Mal Hallet and His Orchestra 9-20-43:
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what a fine, Swinging broadcast! is there also the other side of the record with part 1 of this broadcast?
like to hear the beginning, too!
Keep boppin´
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by lasombra 10/18/2020, 6:57 pm
bicho wrote:lasombra wrote:Mal Hallet and His Orchestra 9-20-43:
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what a fine, Swinging broadcast! is there also the other side of the record with part 1 of this broadcast?
like to hear the beginning, too!
Keep boppin´
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Sorry, bicho, that's all I have.
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by Wildcat44 10/19/2020, 6:40 am
McMahan's Midnight Roundup
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Me and Janie
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Meet Me At Owl's. December 27, 1949. KHJ, Los Angeles. Owl Drug Stores. Stu Wilson interviews customers in an Owl drugstore in Pasadena. Stu Wilson
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Meet Me In St. Louis. September 17, 1950. NBC net. Sustaining. 9:30 P.M. Announced as the first show of the series. Heart-throb Martin Scott is fed up with "feminine women." Mr. Fox is coming to dinner, where he's going to meet Esther Smith...a Suffragette. Peggy Ann Garner, Sally Benson (creator), Vinton Hayworth, Agnes Young, Brooke Byron, William Redfield, Jack Edwards, Santos Ortega, Ethel Wilson, John McGunther (?), Russell Begg (? writer), Fred Weihe (director), Vladimir Selinsky (composer, conductor), Wayne Howell (announcer).
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Oct 19 1956 Eric Hass Third party Candidate
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Me and Janie
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Meet Me At Owl's. December 27, 1949. KHJ, Los Angeles. Owl Drug Stores. Stu Wilson interviews customers in an Owl drugstore in Pasadena. Stu Wilson
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Meet Me In St. Louis. September 17, 1950. NBC net. Sustaining. 9:30 P.M. Announced as the first show of the series. Heart-throb Martin Scott is fed up with "feminine women." Mr. Fox is coming to dinner, where he's going to meet Esther Smith...a Suffragette. Peggy Ann Garner, Sally Benson (creator), Vinton Hayworth, Agnes Young, Brooke Byron, William Redfield, Jack Edwards, Santos Ortega, Ethel Wilson, John McGunther (?), Russell Begg (? writer), Fred Weihe (director), Vladimir Selinsky (composer, conductor), Wayne Howell (announcer).
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Oct 19 1956 Eric Hass Third party Candidate
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Re: Onesies and Twosies
by Wildcat44 10/20/2020, 6:01 am
Meet the Missus
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Mel Allen Sports. March 12, 1949. Mutual net. Sustaining. The program's guest is major league umpire Dolly Stark. The program is also known as "Saturday Sports Special." The program closing is either added live or has been deleted. Mel Allen, Dolly Stark.
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Oct 20 1943
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Mel Allen Sports. March 12, 1949. Mutual net. Sustaining. The program's guest is major league umpire Dolly Stark. The program is also known as "Saturday Sports Special." The program closing is either added live or has been deleted. Mel Allen, Dolly Stark.
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