Onesies and Twosies

From Goldindex

The Romantic Bachelor. January 01, 1933. CBS net, WABC, New York aircheck. Vicks. The first song is, "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now" and "Remember." The identity of the "bachelor" is not revealed, but he's a nice tenor. The orchestra is not identified. Louis Dean (announcer). 

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Rosa Rio Time. July 01, 1947. ABC net. Sustaining. Rosa plays the organ and piano at the same time! The first tune is, "Mabel, Mabel.". Rosa Rio, Stan Shaw (announcer).

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Rose Marie Sings. March 14, 1938. Sustaining. Rose Marie's first announced song is, "How 'Dja Like To Love Me?". Rose Marie, Norman Cloutier and His Orchestra. 

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Rose of My Dreams

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Dec 30 1941 - Churchill

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Wildcat44 posted: The Romantic Bachelor. January 01, 1933. CBS net, WABC, New York aircheck. Vicks. The first song is, "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now" and "Remember." The identity of the "bachelor" is not revealed, but he's a nice tenor. The orchestra is not identified. Louis Dean (announcer).

The correct date is January 4, 1933. It was heard at 9:15 pm.

Rose of My Dreams 5-14-47:

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Three more Rose of My Dreams can be downloaded from:https://digi.countrymusichalloffame.org/digital/collection/musicaudio/id Type in Rose of My Dreams

If someone can download them would you please post them here.

lasombra 

Just got them. 

Your wish is my command 

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Thanks so much, Wildcat44! And scooper, too!

lasombra 

Found this in my unsorted mess. No date from the WHAS archives. Just 1947
If it matches one of the others or you figure anything out about it let me know. Thanks

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It's different than the other six. I don't have the time at present to listen to all of them to figure out where it would fit. If/when I do, I'll let you know.

Happy and Healthy New Year.

Dec 31 1944 - MBS Year in Review

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Rosemary Clooney Sings. November 04, 1954. Program #5. CBS net. Sustaining. The first tune is, "You Make Me Feel So Young.". Rosemary Clooney, Buddy Cole and His Orchestra, Johnny Jacobs (announcer), Glenn Wheaton (writer), Bill Brenner (transcriber). 

Goldin lists 19 of these . I only have one. Any others out there.

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The Roy Shields Revue. December 07, 1941. Blue Network. Sustaining. Blue Net Pearl Harbor Coverage. Part 14. 8:00 to 8:30 P. M. The program features a tribute to the Bible. The first selection is "The Lord's Prayer." Walter Pidgeon reads the story of "The Good Samaritan." The program features "A Bugle Calling Tonight," heard on radio for the first time. A news bulletin interrupts at about 8:03, the Dutch East Indies has declared war on Japan (fifteen seconds). A news bulletin interrupts at about 8:15: Costa Rica has declared war on Japan (ten seconds). The program starts slightly upcut. Eddie Dowling, J. Fred Coots, John Charles Thomas, Roy Shields and His Orchestra. 

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Rube Goldberg. An audition recording. Mr. Goldberg's discourse is as confusing as his inventions. How to extinguish cigarette butts that have been thoughtlessly thrown onto an expensive carpet. Rube Goldberg.

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The Ruggles. December 18, 1957. Program #1. An audition recording. The Ruggles' have a traffic accident. Both of their licenses have expired. It's all a matter of logistics. The program has also been referred to as, "Meet The Ruggles.". Charles Ruggles, Lurene Tuttle, Hanley Stafford, Olan Soule, Sammy Ogg, Margaret Carey, Roy Rowan (announcer). 

The Ruggles. December 19, 1957. Program #2. Life on the new schedule is exhausting, and then comes a driving lesson in the evening. The program has also been referred to as, "Meet The Ruggles.". Charles Ruggles, Lurene Tuttle, Hanley Stafford, Olan Soule, Sammy Ogg, Margaret Carey, Roy Rowan (announcer)

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Roger Kilgore Public Defender 10-12-48 Case of Eddie Lewis:

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lasombra

Do you have these Roger Kilgore episodes ?

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I have the George Brown one but the sound quality is poor. I'm very happy to get your Don Winthrop one. Thanks!!!

Roger Bannister-John Landy Mile Race, from Vancouver
August 7, 1954

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Wildcat44 wrote:Happy and Healthy New Year.

Dec 31 1944 - MBS Year in Review

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This one should be dated December 26, 1944. 9:30 p.m.

Nightkey, is it possible the west coast would be playing the show three weeks later? It also seems strange they would still be calling it "a new radio feature" after three weeks.

Does the WABC aircheck at the end matter?

We know the show began on January 4 on WABC and it sure sounds like a first show.

From Wikipedia 

Rupert Hughes (January 31, 1872 – September 9, 1956) was an American novelist, film director, Oscar-nominated screenwriter, military officer, and music composer. He was the brother of Howard R. Hughes, Sr. and uncle of billionaire Howard R. Hughes, Jr. 

A staunch anti-Communist, in the 1940s he served as president of the American Writers Association, a group of anti-Communist writers.

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From Goldindex

The Russ Columbo Show. July 15, 1934. NBC net. Sustaining. Russ Colombo sings, "Rolling In Love," I've Had My Moments" and "I'm Not Lazy, I'm Dreamin'." Jimmy Fidler reports Greta Garbo is being guarded. The best picture of the week is, "The Barretts Of Wimpole Street." The program is also known as, "Hollywood On The Air." The program opening is upcut. The program may be titled, "Hollywood On The Air.". Russ Columbo, Jimmy Fidler, Cecil Underwood (announcer)

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Safety Sam - 1930's Other than that ????

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Saga. August 09, 1955. Program #52. ABC net. "They Bet Their Lives". Sustaining. The body of Vera Chesney has been found, murdered in the bathtub. Her husband is the main suspect, but he was in Paris at the time of the murder. Henry Jordan (author), Joel Travers (adaptor), Martin Andrews (director). 

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Jan 1 1945 NBC News of the World

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lasombra, those are good points. I did not pay attention the language "a new radio feature". I think you are right that the show should be dated January 4. I was thrown off by the California news item.

Russ Columbo had an untimely death about 2 months after the posted broadcast at age 26. From wikipedia:

On Sunday, September 2, 1934, Columbo was shot under peculiar circumstances by his longtime friend, photographer Lansing Brown, while Columbo was visiting him at home. Brown had a collection of firearms and the two men were examining various pieces. Quoting Brown's description of the accident:

   I was absent-mindedly fooling around with one of the guns. It was of a dueling design and works with a cap and trigger. I was pulling back the trigger and clicking it time after time. I had a match in my hand and when I clicked, apparently the match caught in between the hammer and the firing pin. There was an explosion. Russ slid to the side of his chair.

The ball ricocheted off a nearby table and hit Columbo above the left eye. Surgeons at Good Samaritan Hospital made an unsuccessful attempt to remove the ball from Columbo's brain; he died less than six hours after the shooting.Columbo's death was ruled an accident, and Brown exonerated from blame. His funeral Mass was attended by numerous Hollywood luminaries, including Bing Crosby and Carole Lombard, who was to have had dinner with Columbo the evening of the accident and who was romantically involved with him.

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The Rose Bowl game, USC vs. Wisconsin.
January 1, 1953

The recording starts in the middle of the first quarter. At the end of the first half, the game is scoreless. The final score, USC 7, Wisconsin 0.

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The Run for the Roses
May 6, 1949

A preview program before the 75th running of the Kentucky Derby. A dramatized history of the famous race. Eighty-eight year old Colonel Matt Wynn is interviewed. John Daly makes a rare appearance as an actor.

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From Goldin: Saga. 1955. Program #88. ABC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Murderproof Malloy". The classic drama of the two guys who try to kill an alcoholic for insurance money, without much help from the victim.

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