Onesies and Twosies

From Goldindex

The Parker Family. September 21, 1939. CBS net, WJSV, Washington, D.C. aircheck. "The Dangerous Age". Woodbury Soap, Bulova watch (local). 6:15 P.M. Is there a divorce in the family's future?. Leon Janney, Harry Clark (announcer). 
The Parker Family. December 07, 1941. Blue Network. Woodbury Soap. Blue Net Pearl Harbor Coverage. Part 17. 9:15 to 9:30 P. M. Richard promises to deliver an important bid to Lincolnsville for Mr. Parker. Leon Janney

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Passport For Adams. September 21, 1943. Program #6. CBS net. Sustaining. Two small-town newsmen visit Tel Aviv and discover things are pretty much like home. Kate Smith makes an appeal for the sale of war bonds. The script was subsequently used on "Columbia Presents Corwin" on May 23, 1944 (see cat. #4890). Norman Corwin (writer, producer, director), Robert Young, Kate Smith, Lucien Moraweck (composer), Lud Gluskin (conductor), Max Lippin (technical advisor), Hans Conried

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Paul Martell and his Orchestra

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From Wikipedia
Paul Gibson (died 1967) was a broadcaster and sales representative for WBBM (AM) radio in Chicago from the 1940s until his death from cancer. He was primarily known as a lecturer, who would broadcast his opinions on multiple subjects as many as four times a day over WBBM.

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Dec 3 1943

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Panorama 4-14-61 AFRS 026:

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From Goldindex

 Parents' Magazine Of The Air. 1944. Program #20. ZIV Syndication. "A Way With Children". Music fill for local commercial insert. Teen-age criticisms, children's books. Fifty-two programs in this series were produced. Bud Collyer (announcer). 

Parents' Magazine Of The Air. 1944. Program #19. ZIV Syndication. "What Kind Of Discipline?". Music fill for local commercial insert. A visit to the Browns, to teach children the value of money. Baby clothes hoarding. Bud Collyer (announcer).

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Paula Stone's Hollywood Digest

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The Paulena Carter Show. February 27, 1954. Program #2. AFRS. The first selection is, "Espana Rhapsody" (Chabrier). Arranged for two pianos, Paulena Carter plays both parts. Frank Bingham (announcer), Paulena Carter. 

The Paulena Carter Show. March 06, 1954. Program #3. ABC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. Paulena plays the Impromptu Opus 31 #2 (Faure), "The Waltz in E Minor" (Chopin) and "The Blue Danube Waltz," transcribed for two pianos (with Paulena playing both parts). The program name may be, "Music Of The Masters.". Paulena Carter, Frank Bingham (announcer)

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The Pendleton Story. 1952. Program #35. AFRS. "The Threat". The "XYZ" Affair threatens relations with France, the Alien and Sedition Acts threaten American freedoms. Vic Perrin, John Hicks (composer), Michel Perriere (music director), Lamont Johnson. 

Goldin has 39 listed . This is my only one.

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Dec 5 1948

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Paulina Carter Show 54-03-26 Butterfly AFRS:

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From Goldindex

The Penthouse Murder Mystery. Program #1. Syndicated. The body of the show only. Prewar. Two guys driving on a country road are stopped by a badguy.

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People You Know - Host Lee Giroux

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The People's Platform 

Goldin lists 10 of these but not the 2 I have.

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The People's Voice - LA politics Mayoral race A series of shows

Clifford E Clinton, always a promoter of Los Angeles, decided that it should be cleaned up much the same way that New York was being cleaned up by Dewey and LaGuardia. He began a series of investigations into vice and gambling and prostitution. The Grand Jury refused to accept his findings, so he published a minority report, financed a radio program, "The People's Voice," and helped organize CIVIC, the Citizen's Independent Vice Investigating Committee. The culmination of his efforts through this organization was obtaining the recall of Mayor Frank Shaw. Fletcher Bowron, the man whom Clinton supported, became mayor and remained so from 1938 until 1953. 

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Pepsodent Show - Australian

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Dec 5 1941 Senator Tom Connally  (Dem-Tx)

In the Senate, he chaired the Committee on Foreign Relations from 1941, giving strong support to President Franklin Roosevelt's anti--German and anti-Japanese policies. 

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Pauline Frederick News 12-14-53:

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Perk Up with Percy - Percy Medicine

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Persil Show - Australian

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From Goldindex 

 Personally, It's Off The Record. September 23, 1943. WABC, New York. Ken-L Biscuit, "Wintertime" (a movie). Fats plays in the studio, sells war bonds and offers to talk to anyone on the phone who calls the station to buy a bond. Fats plays, "Ain't Misbehavin," "There's A Girl In My Life" and "Honeysuckle Rose.". Hugh Conover (host), Fats Waller

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The Peter Lind Hayes Show. November 07, 1954. CBS net. Peter tries out a dog whistle to see if it works over the radio (It wouldn't work for two reasons: dog whistles are at least 23 kilocycles in frquency to as much as 54 kilocycles, a range far above the capability of the studio audio equipment and also, far above the frequency range capable of telephone and transmission lines used in standard radio transmissions). Mary sings, "I Love Paris." Jerry Vale sings, "'Til We Two Are One." Guest Lu Ann Simms sings, "I Feel A Song Coming On." No system cue is heard. Peter Lind Hayes, Mary Healy, Jerry Vale, Leslie Uggams, Norman Leyden and His Orchestra, Teddy Wilson, Lu Ann Simms, George Bryan (announcer), Al Singer (producer), Frank Muffielo (director). 

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Dec 6 1941

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The Peabodys, Stall and Helen collect old clothes:

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Does anyone have any information on this series?

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 Personally, It's Off The Record. September 23, 1943. WABC, New York. Ken-L Biscuit, "Wintertime" (a movie). Fats plays in the studio, sells war bonds and offers to talk to anyone on the phone who calls the station to buy a bond. Fats plays, "Ain't Misbehavin," "There's A Girl In My Life" and "Honeysuckle Rose.". Hugh Conover (host), Fats Waller
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The Peter Lind Hayes Show. November 07, 1954. CBS net. Peter tries out a dog whistle to see if it works over the radio (It wouldn't work for two reasons: dog whistles are at least 23 kilocycles in frquency to as much as 54 kilocycles, a range far above the capability of the studio audio equipment and also, far above the frequency range capable of telephone and transmission lines used in standard radio transmissions). Mary sings, "I Love Paris." Jerry Vale sings, "'Til We Two Are One." Guest Lu Ann Simms sings, "I Feel A Song Coming On." No system cue is heard. Peter Lind Hayes, Mary Healy, Jerry Vale, Leslie Uggams, Norman Leyden and His Orchestra, Teddy Wilson, Lu Ann Simms, George Bryan (announcer), Al Singer (producer), Frank Muffielo (director). 

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thanks for this two gems. must be one of fats wallers last recordings! and have to hear the lind hayes Show, if it is the Pianist Teddy wilson.
Keep boppin´
marcel

lasombra wrote:The Peabodys, Stall and Helen collect old clothes:

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Does anyone have any information on this series?

The Peabodys starred Fran Allison and Norman Gottschalk and aired 1946-47.

Thanks, BobbyP. Much appreciated!

Dec 7-8 1941 NBC Red 

Some are scratchy. But its all there.

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From Goldindex

The Phantom Pirate. 1950. "The Phantom Pirate Strikes For Freedom". The ship "Avenger" is led by Captain Caleb Starr and his grandson Rory, who are in danger. The cast sounds like the familiar voices of the WXYZ (Detroit) actors heard on "The Lone Ranger." The date is approximate, possibly an audition. One of the actors sounds like he might be Brace Beemer. "A copyrighted feature of 'The Lester Company.'". Jay Michael, Rollon Parker, Frank Russell, Paul Hughes. 

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The Phantom Rider. 1946. A Foy Willing and Jack Beekman Enterprise. Possibly an audition recording. Who is, "The Phantom Rider?" Boss Kincaid rules Basin City and plans to extort money from the cattlemen. "Blue Gabbick" has just drifted in from Texas. After ordering a glass of milk in the saloon, Blue quickly gets into a fight with Kincaid's henchman, Gerson. The date is approximate. See cat. #24698 for Dennis Moore appearing on, "All-Star Western Theatre" which uses the same script. Foy Willing ; Tex Ritter; Cottonseed Clark (writer, producer); Jack Beekman;. 

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The Phil Silvers Show. February 09, 1946. NBC net. Sustaining. Phil tries to become a movie star...as a romantic lead. The orchestra plays, "Let It Snow." Phil and Frank Sinatra trade quips. Frank and Phil sing, "Dream," with special lyrics. Phil implies that Sinatra's appearance is recorded from a previous broadcast. Phil Silvers, Mel Blanc, John Cromwell, Ken Carpenter (announcer), Jane Morgan, Leigh Harline and His Orchestra, Frank Sinatra, Manny Mannheim (writer), Charles Isaacs (writer), Bob Moss (director). 

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Phil Rizzuto Sports Caravan. 1954. Michaelson syndication. Phil Rizzuto, Bill Stern.

Phil Rizzuto Sports Caravan. 1954. Michaelson syndication. Phil Rizzuto, Mel Allen

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From Goldin: Peace Is The Lady With Wings. August 01, 1948. AFRS origination. A program to celebrate the, "Forty-first Anniversary of The Air Force." The "celebration" makes this program hard to date as the "Air Force" has a hard-to-date founding. It was only on September 18, 1947 that the "Air Force" was made independent of the army. A case could be made for this date as its "founding." The Army created, "The Aeronautical Division of The Signal Corps" on August 1, 1907, and so, I've dated this otherwise undated program August 1, 1948. Depending on other chronologies and definitions, other "41st anniversary" dates are possible and likely. Bob Young; Bud Widom; Ben Wright; Tom McKee (announcer); Lloyd Jenkins; Ken Harvey (narrator); Ramsay Hill; Jack Kruschen; Earl Lawrence (composer); Paul McVey; Raymond Roe; Don Messick; Michel Perriere (conductor); Will Scott (producer, director, possibly "Willard Scott"); Curt Reagan; Jerry Sheldon; Daws Butler; Rye Billsbury; Jack Carroll; David Eskin (writer).

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I'm very excited to get the entire NBCR Pearl Harbor Day! Thanks, Wildcat!

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I have the NBCB as well if you want it.

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That's is great! Thanks. I can use full day broadcasts of events (I have used the widely-available D-Day landings) in my research.

Sorry, I get link deleted by owner on the link page.

Sorry I'll reload.

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I reentered a good link in the original post as well.

That did it! Many thanks, Wildcat! It worked fine.

Philadelphia Opera Company 

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Philip Bancroft was born in San Francisco in 1881, the son of Hubert Howe and Matilda Coley Griffing Bancroft. He attended Harvard Law School and Hastings College of the Law, graduating from the latter in 1905. He then established a law practice in San Francisco and soon became interested in politics. In 1908 he was elected a delegate to the Republican National Convention. In 1912 he was elected again to their convention where he became a member of the Progressive National Convention formed to nominate Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram W. Johnson. Following Army service in World War I, he decided to become a full-time farmer on his ranch in Walnut Creek, California. He was a member and officer of numerous agricultural organizations including the Associated Farmers of Contra Costa County, the Contra Costa Walnut Growers' Association and the California Pear Growers' Association. In 1938 and 1944 he was the Republican nominee for the office of United States Senator from California. He died in 1975

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From Goldindex

Philip Morris Night With Horace Heidt. May 23, 1948. NBC net. Philip Morris, Revelation Pipe Tobacco. An amateur program featuring "talent" from the Chicago area. The first act is "The Harmatones" who play, "Knockabout Boogie." Robert Norton (who works in the NBC transcription library!) sings. Marilyn Tilton imitates famous vocalists. Bob Hite (not the announcer of the same name) plays a hot "Honeysuckle Rose" on the piano. Stanley Morse (sixteen-year-old trombonist) "defends" the Second Hungarian Rhapsody by Liszt. Harold Paar and Dick Contino (accordion and vocal) perform, "My Buddy." Martin Kinnelly, the mayor of Chicago, also appears (he does not perform). Horace Heidt (host), The Harmatones, Robert Norton, Marilyn Tilton, Bob Hite, Stanley Morse, Harold Paar, Dick Contino, Martin Kennelly, Roger Foster (announcer).

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Philip Morris Foursome

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Dec 8 1941 - Red Cross Appeal

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Wildcat44, the program you've labeled as The Philip Morris Show is actually the audition for I Want to Come Back, from 1941. I'd like to hear the Philip Morris audition from 12-29-48 if you have it.

From Goldin: Pearl Of The Orient. 1947. AFRS origination. A history of the Philippines, its people and customs. The date is approximate. Steve Allen (writer), Daws Butler, Howard Culver, Don Diamond, Eddie Fields, Jerry Lawrence, Clayton Post, Gil Sumner, Bob Young, James Talbot (? adaptor, producer).

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lasombra
you are so right. I do not have The Philip Morris Show anywhere.
I found the problem.One I didn't listen to it entirely and two I trusted the labeling I had .

Thanks for keeping me on my toes. I promise I'll be more diligent. 

Here are some Phone Again Finnegans as a replacement.

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Plymouth Rock, 1949. December 29, 1948. The Citizen's Committee on Displaced Persons syndication. Sustaining. A well-done pro free-immigration propaganda program. A delightful performance, superb writing for radio. Carl Caruso (announcer), Ray Middleton, George Kleinsinger (composer). 14:50.

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