Re: Onesies and Twosies

by BobbyP 2/3/2021, 1:29 pm

Tell My Story
May 1, 1954

A half-hour dramatic program on mental health produced by the National Association for Mental Health, starring Fredric March as Narrator. March begins the program by comparing mental illness to an internal H-bomb. This is dramatized in several scenes: a woman is inconsolable as she insists that her newborn child is not hers; a woman accuses her husband of cheating; a father abuses his son; a man, recently promoted to management believes that his jealous co-workers are gunning for his job; and an elderly woman is afraid to die alone.

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by nightkey 2/3/2021, 8:14 pm

Tell Your Neighbor 48-11-24 Uniform Observation of Thanksgiving

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by nightkey 2/3/2021, 8:33 pm

For the Jack Linkletter show Teen Club, it was on the air on Sundays which does not match 54-11-23. I had it in my collection under 54-11-23 and 55-01-xx. I don't know what the correct date is. Just letting people know if anyone wants to try to figure it out.

by lasombra 2/3/2021, 9:16 pm

I had it as 55-01-xx also.

by Wildcat44 2/3/2021, 9:48 pm

Obviously the date is wrong . Not a sunday.

But maybe is it parts to 2 shows ? Listings have it for 45 min each week. The copy is close to one hour.

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Songs are from late 54 early 55.

It seems to restart about half way thru. With no commercials two shows would be feasable.

by Wildcat44 2/4/2021, 9:03 am

Feb 4 1959 - Dwight Eisenhower

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Tennessee Ernie Ford

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From Goldindex

The Terrea Lee Show. June 30, 1952. NBC net. Sustaining. The first tune is, "Mill May." Terrea sings folk songs and plays the guitar. The program may be dated June 30, 1950. Terrea Lee, Eddie King (announcer).

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Tex Williams and His Western Caravan. November 12, 1949. Program #46. AFRS. The broadcast originates from The Riverside Rancho, Los Angeles. The first tune is, "The Covered Wagon Rolled Along." Don't miss, "I Found A New Baby." The program opening is upcut. Smokey Rogers, Deuce Spriggins, Eddie Peabody

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Texas Jim Robertson. December 08, 1941. Blue Network. Sustaining. Blue Net Pearl Harbor Coverage. Part 41. 8:30 to 8:45 A. M. Cowboy songs, starting with "Saddle Your Blues To A Wild Mustang." Texas Jim accompanies himself on the guitar and has a deep voice like Tex Ritter's. Texas Jim Robertson

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by lasombra 2/4/2021, 12:10 pm

Tex Williams Show early 50s 1st song Half a Photograph:

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by BobbyP 2/4/2021, 1:49 pm

Testimonial Dinner to Dr. John King, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
November 26, 1951

Recording of dinner celebrating Dr. John King, the first black Assistant Superintendent of New York City Schools.

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by Wildcat44 2/5/2021, 8:24 am

Feb 5 1944 - War Telescope

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From Goldindex

Texas Rangers. Program #Sample Program. World Broadcasting System syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. Lou Crosby introduces "World" transcribed selection by "The Texas Rangers," a country-western group. The first tune is, "We Want To Sing.". The Texas Rangers, Lou Crosby (announcer)

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That Girl From Paris - Jane Morgan

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That's Life. December 24, 1946. CBS net. Sustaining. Bob Sweeney and Hal March are interviewed about their start in show business. It quickly turns into a very funny routine about surgeons. Bob Sweeney, Hal March. Excerpts

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That's Our Boy. August 26, 1950. NBC net. An audition/first show of the series. A well-done situation comedy about Tommy Smith and his friend, a modern Tom Sawyer. Carlton E. Morse (writer, producer).

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by lasombra 2/5/2021, 2:47 pm

That's a Hit 9-12-49 1st song Again:

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by Wildcat44 2/6/2021, 10:21 am

Feb 6 1940 - We the People

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From Goldindex

Theatre U.S.A.. April 14, 1949. Program #23. ABC net. Army recruiting. The Golden Gate Quartet starts the show with a spectacular, "Brother Bill." The program features a scene from, "Petticoat Fever." The system cue is added live. Jackie Gleason, Jane Pickens, Nancy Colman, Ralph Forbes, Melvyn Douglas, Roland Martini (executive supervisor), Nathan Crowle (arranger,
conductor), Howard Teichman (writer, producer), Warren Sweeney (announcer), Vinton Freedley (host), The Golden Gate Quartet.

My one Goldin lists 5.

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There's Always The Guy. 1944. CBS net. American Vitamins. A portrait of "Uncle Dan," "the guy who really knows his way around!". Lou Merrill, Conrad Binyon, Bill Howard (announcer), Bob Sweeney, Lou Kosloff (music), Hal March.

There's Always The Guy. October, 1944. CBS net. American Vitamins. Possibly an audition. A portrait of "the guy who sits behind you at the movies.". Bob Sweeney (performer, producer, writer), Hal March (performer, producer, writer), Bea Benaderet, Lou Merrill, Conrad Binyon, Bill Howard (announcer).

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They Burned The Books. July 24, 1942. CBS net. Sustaining. A strong propaganda broadcast dramatizing the horrors of Nazism. Some very unkind words for Adolf Hitler are heard. Ralph Bellamy, Stephen Vincent Benet (writer), Pat McGeehan, Joseph Du Val, Harry Lang, Wilbur Hatch (music), Chet Huntley (producer)

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They Must Not Die - Save the Rosenbergs

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by lasombra 2/6/2021, 12:48 pm

Teel Variety Hall 45-04-28 Leo Durocher:

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by nightkey 2/6/2021, 10:30 pm

Theater USA

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by Wildcat44 2/7/2021, 9:22 am

Feb 7 1943

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Thirty Minutes to Go - Australian

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Thirty Minutes To Go. 1950. A wartime drama about an American behind Nazi lines who pinpoints a meeting of German commanders for a bombing raid. The date is approximate.

Thirty Minutes To Go. 1950. Program #12. "Death Cell". Commercials added locally. Paul Johnson, a killer on "Death Row," is going to be executed in 30 minutes. Phyllis Barton demands to see the governor, she has some important information

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This Day Is Ours. September 21, 1939. CBS net, WJSV, Washington, D.C. aircheck. Crisco. 12:45 P.M. Jimmy asks Curt to help him with Myrtle, who is stepping out...but with whose money? Eleanor tries to help too. Mel Allen (announcer), Frank Hummert (producer), Anne Hummert (producer)

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This Fabulous World. 1950. Program #2. Dreier Productions, Chicago syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The military code that never went to war, how the Upper Peninsula of Michigan was utilized. The date is approximate. Sherman Marks (producer, director), Alex Dreier, Irma Glen (organist), John Holtman (announcer), Herb Butterfield.

This Fabulous World. 1950. Program #1. Dreier Productions, Chicago syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The story of the insects that sank a ship, and of the oldest living things. The date is approximate. Sherman Marks (producer, director), Irma Glen (organist), John Holtman (announcer), Alex Dreier, Herb Butterfield.

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Because its Super Bowl sunday here is my favorite championship game of all time. I lived in Virginia and was a big Colts fan.

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by lasombra 2/7/2021, 1:45 pm

Some new shows today, thanks, Wildcat44!

They call Me Joe AFRS 06:

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by Wildcat44 2/8/2021, 8:42 am

Feb 8 1942

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This is America's Music

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This is Music

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From Goldindex

This Is O'Shea. October 01, 1952. Audition program. A series about a radio foreign correspondent, his faithful tape recorder and sound engineer. Machine guns and a kidnapping in Hong Kong leads to a ransom in Macao and more intrigue. Albert Capstaff (director), Frank Worth (composer, conductor), Herb Butterfield, Hy Averback (announcer), Jerry Hausner, Joseph C. Donohue (producer), Virginia Gregg.

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This Is Our Heritage. January 18, 1951. An audition program. An excellent story about two soldiers from Massachusetts who leave General Washington's Army in 1776, just when things couldn't look worse!. Carleton Young, Ed Gargan, Frederick Steiner (composer, conductor), Jeanette Nolan, Jerry Devine (producer, writer), Lamont Johnson (announcer), Parley Baer, Richard Crenna, Vernon Rich, Victor Rodman, Walter Catlett, Vernon Rich (narrator).

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This is Our Enemy - Goldin lists 32 0f these . I have 4 any more around.

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by lasombra 2/8/2021, 11:46 am

These Four Men xx/xx/41 Joseph Stalin:

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by nightkey 2/8/2021, 6:48 pm

This Is Our Enemy Nazi Youth 1942 should be 43-06-10

43-05-24 Germany's Big Mistake should be 43-05-20

By the way, The (bk) in the This is Our Enemy filenames means Ben Kibler. He marked files that way. Today would have been his birthday.

This is Our Enemy - Goldin lists 32 0f these . I have 4 any more around.

by nightkey 2/8/2021, 8:08 pm

This Is America's Music

This was running fast so I slowed it down 9%. I think this sounds better.

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by nightkey 2/8/2021, 8:56 pm

Here is a bigger set of This Is Our Enemy

This Is Our Enemy Nazi Youth 1942 is re-dated 43-06-10 (different encode)

43-05-24 Germany's Big Mistake is re-dated 43-05-20 (same encode)

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by Wildcat44 2/9/2021, 8:38 am

Thank you nightkey
Much appreciated.

by Wildcat44 2/9/2021, 8:57 am

From Goldindex

This Is Radio. August 03, 1940. Mutual net. The New YorK World's Fair, The San Francisco Golden Gate Exhibition. A program broadcast on the eve of the N.A.B. meeting in San Francisco. The story of radio is told. Professor Quiz, The Lone Ranger, and many other radio personalities appear. Orson Welles, Morton Downey, Hedda Hopper, Gene Autry, Kay Kyser, F. Chase Taylor, Olive Palmer, Gertrude Berg, Edward Bowes, H. V. Kaltenborn, Ray Perkins, Guy Lombardo, Graham McNamee, Jessica Dragonette, Tommy Riggs, Kate Smith, Paul Whiteman, Earle Graser.

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This Is Show Business. May 14, 1949. NBC net. Sustaining. The first show of the series. Host George Jessel tells the story of Flo Ziegfeld. The program is preceded by a network promo by Jimmy Durante. This might be an audition or rehearsal. George Jessel, Billie Burke, Carl Gruner (director), D. H. Johnson (writer), Don Stanley (announcer), Felix Barry, Henry Russell (composer, conductor), Jimmy Durante, Veola Vonn (commercial).

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This is the Cooper Clan

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This is Washington - Senator Joseph Ball

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Feb 9 1941

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by lasombra 2/9/2021, 11:37 am

This Is San Francisco 12-31-49:

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by nightkey 2/9/2021, 12:18 pm

This Is Radio ad

August 3 1940

Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester, New York

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by BobbyP 2/9/2021, 1:20 pm

nightkey wrote:This Is Our Enemy Nazi Youth 1942 should be 43-06-10

43-05-24 Germany's Big Mistake should be 43-05-20

By the way, The (bk) in the This is Our Enemy filenames means Ben Kibler. He marked files that way. Today would have been his birthday.

This is Our Enemy - Goldin lists 32 0f these . I have 4 any more around.

Andrew, shouldn't "43-07-28 Mussolini's Fascist State Express" be dated 43-07-29?

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