Re: Onesies and Twosies

by BobbyP 11/25/2021, 7:37 pm

Jukebox Jamboree, with Lum and Abner
I have a date of June 14, 1951, but I can't confirm it nor can I find any info on the show. Maybe an audition show?

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by lasombra 11/26/2021, 6:17 pm

Strange little show, I only have one, Goldin has ten:
Front Page Headlines. Program #2. Transco syndication. A story about Gaston Monroe, the great detective. There's something strange about Gaston Monroe. The body of the show only. 13:04. Incomplete.

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by BobbyP 11/27/2021, 9:41 pm

I've Got a Million of Them
November 22, 1952
Jimmy Durante is featured in a special program in observance of the 109th anniversary of the founding of B'nai B'rith.

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by Wildcat44 12/1/2021, 3:23 am

Hint Hunt

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by Wildcat44 12/2/2021, 10:52 am

From Goldin

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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by Wildcat44 12/3/2021, 2:22 pm

From Goldindex

Wally Fowler and The Oak Ridge Quartet. December 23, 1948. WSM, Nashville. Mountain View Nursery. The first tune is, "Turn Your Radio On.". Wally Fowler, The Oak Ridge Quartet, The Georgia Clodhoppers, Ernie Keller (announcer), Johnny New (vocals), Floyd Ethridge (fiddle).

Wally Fowler and The Oak Ridge Quartet. December 24, 1948. WSM, Nashville. Mountain View Nursery. The first tune is, "The Dearest Friend I Ever Had.". Wally Fowler, The Oak Ridge Quartet, The Georgia Clodhoppers, Ernie Keller (announcer), Floyd Ethridge, Johnny New, Lon Freeman, Junior Matthews, Monroe Blaylock.

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by lasombra 12/3/2021, 3:42 pm

Anybody know what this is and what it's from?

Bounding Broomstick Part I

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by nightkey 12/3/2021, 6:21 pm

lasombra wrote:Anybody know what this is and what it's from?

Bounding Broomstick Part I

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It is probably Robert Benchley

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by lasombra 12/3/2021, 8:59 pm

Thanks, nightkey. So it's part of a Melody and Madness show. Here's another that claims to be part II. It might be from a different Melody and Madness episode.

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by Wildcat44 12/4/2021, 11:09 am

Americans All Immigrants All

Not a onesie but here are 5 I didn't have

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I have 20 others if you want them. I'm missing episode 1. OPENING FRONTIERS" 11-13-38

by lasombra 12/4/2021, 2:13 pm

Thanks, Wildcat44. I'm also missing #8 Upsurge of Democracy. Do you have it?

by pnussbaum 12/4/2021, 3:22 pm

I've only got 19 from 1938 and 1939. I'd love to get the rest. Did you get the Handbook for Listeners I posted awhile back?

by BobbyP 12/4/2021, 3:32 pm

pnussbaum wrote:I've only got 19 from 1938 and 1939. I'd love to get the rest. Did you get the Handbook for Listeners I posted awhile back?

Pierre, I've got 24. Which ones do you need?

by pnussbaum 12/4/2021, 3:52 pm

I guess it turns out I've got 23 with what you and Wildcat posted.
1938
38-11-20 OurEnglishHeritage
38-12-04 Scotch,Scotch-IrishAndWelsh
38-12-11 TheWinningOfFreedom
38-12-18 The Negro in the United States
38-12-25 FrenchSpeakingPeoples
1939
39-01-08 TheIrishInTheUnitedStates
39-01-15 GermansInTheUnitedStates
39-01-22 ScandinaviansInTheUnitedStates
39-01-29 ClosingFrontiers
39-02-05 JewsInTheUnitedStates
39-02-12 SlavsInTheUnitedStates PartOne
39-02-19 SlavsInTheUnitedStates PartTwo
39-02-26 OrientalsInTheUnitedStates
39-03-05 ItaliansInTheUnitedStates
39-03-12 NearEasternPeoples
39-03-19 ImmigrantsFromSmallerCountries
39-03-26 ContributionsInIndustry
39-04-02 ContributionsInScience
39-04-09 ContributionsInArtsAndCrafts
39-04-16 Social Progress
39-04-23 A New England Town
39-04-30 An Industrial City
39-05-07 Grand Finale

Thanks for your help!

by BobbyP 12/4/2021, 5:54 pm

Here's one you're missing: November 27, 1938: Our Hispanic Heritage

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by Wildcat44 12/4/2021, 6:01 pm

lasombra

I miscounted. I don't have 1 or 8. Sorry

by pnussbaum 12/4/2021, 6:02 pm

Thanks, Bobby and Wildcat!

by Kestanley 12/4/2021, 6:38 pm

Thank you so much for the "Americans, All Immigrants, All" shows! I had only one, which Jerry had posted (#5, Winning Freedom). Wildcat, would you be so kind as to post the others? Thank you!

by Wildcat44 12/4/2021, 11:40 pm

Kestanley

Here are all of them.

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by Kestanley 12/5/2021, 12:25 am

Thank you so much, Wildcat!! I'm working on my documentary and docudrama folder, so I'm really looking forward to listening to these!

by Wildcat44 12/5/2021, 6:29 pm

Chatterbox - a local Louisville women's show

I think this the correct Bob Flournoy

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by Wildcat44 12/6/2021, 12:08 am

For all you Cheeseheads or wannabes

Wisconsin Communities - profiles of some small towns

This is not a onesie either. There are 12.

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by lasombra 12/6/2021, 3:19 pm

From Goldin: The Ovaltineys. January 24, 1937. Radio Luxembourg. "The Talisman". Ovaltine (certificate of merit premium). The first tune is, "All The King's Horse's and All The King's Men." Winnie, Elsie and Johnny are leaving for Australia and find a stowaway dog. Bunny Warren ("Chief Ovaltiney").

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by Wildcat44 12/6/2021, 5:26 pm

Some Author Meets the Critics

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by nightkey 12/6/2021, 6:46 pm

Wildcat44 wrote:For all you Cheeseheads or wannabes

Wisconsin Communities - profiles of some small towns

This is not a onesie either. There are 12.

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These are from 1950

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