Onesies and Twosies

Texas Rangers

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Understanding Music 1948-04-02 An American in Paris

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Much Better sounding than any other version I've come across....

Eno Crime Clues 330111 32 Caliber Kiss

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Trilogy

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Your Moment With Allan Jones 1946-06-19 1st song Oklahoma

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Give and Take - partial only second half

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The Adventures of Johnny Lujack 1949-05-10

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Kentucky Derby Preview - Red Barber

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And the Race call

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Thanks for the Derby posts. Very enjoyable!

From Goldindex

The K. C. Jamboree. August 12, 1944. NBC net. Kansas City Baking Powder (the only baking powder packaged in glass), General Mason Caps. Heard on NBC, this program originated from Kansas City, likely from the NBC affiliate, KMBC in Kansas City. Some of these excerpts may be from the program of October 4, 1944. The first tune is, "On Mexico's Beautiful Shore." Curley Bradley sings, "San Antonio Rose." This show give an unusual chance to hear Curley Bradley without thinking of "Tom Mix", Jose Bethancourt playing the marimba without thinking of those hundreds of NBC programs he performed on from WMAQ in Chicago and, of course, Clarence Hartzell doing comedy without sounding liked"Uncle Fletcher.". Smokey Lohman; Clarence Hartzell ; Barbara Marshall (vocalist); The Prairie Ramblers; Elmira Ressler; Jose Bethancourt; Curley Bradley;

Its incomplete and rough but its the only one I have

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Two shows, about an hour apart.

Christening Ceremonies, Streamline Train Zephyr at Philadelphia
April 18, 1934, 2:30 p.m.

Christening of the "Zephyr," new streamline train, at Broad Street Station. Addresses by Alfred P. Sloan, president of General Motors Corporation; General W.W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad; Philip H. Gadsden, president of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce; Gerard Swope, president General Electric Company, and others.

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Trial Run, Streamline Train Zephyr Between Overbrook and Paoll, Pa.
April 18, 1934, 4 p.m.

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Exciting stuff--two broadcasts of one event on the same day! Thanks, Mr. Bobby.

A Rhythms by Raeburn I didn't have

From Goldindex

Rhythms By Raeburn. August 04, 1945. CBS net. Sustaining. A band remote from the Rose Room of The Palace Hotel, San Francisco. The first tune is, "There's No You." The date is approximate. Boyd Raeburn and His Orchestra, David Allen (vocal), Barbara Jane (vocal), Bob Goerner (announcer

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Adv Of Sally In Hollywoodland 47-06-03 audition

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Teen O'Clock Time

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Page 41? Hope this doesn't disappear before someone can add to it. I only have the first hour, in not terrific sound. Does anyone have the complete show? From Goldin:
Open House Party. April 10, 1943. Blue Network. Sustaining. A program to celebrate Paul Whiteman being named "Director Of Music" of the Blue network. Rudy Vallee and The King's Men sing, "The Wiffenpoof Song." Gracie Allen performs her, "Concerto For Index Finger." The president of the Los Angeles musicians union presents Gracie with an honorary life membership. Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra perform from The Cafe Rouge Of The Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City. Ed Gardner does a "Duffy's Tavern" routine. Mildred Bailey, Paul Whiteman's first female vocalist, sings "Rockin' Chair." Morton Downey, Paul Whiteman's first male vocalist sings, "Carolina Moon." Morton performs from WMAL in Washington D. C., accompanied by Jimmy Dorsey's orchestra in New York City! Dr. Walter Damrosch recalls his early years with the Blue network and praises Paul, who then conducts an excerpt from "The Rhapsody In Blue" (Jesus San Roman, soloist), portions of which have been deleted. Chester Lauck and Norris Goff appear as, "Lum and Abner." Don McNeill tells the history of Paul's life, from Toledo, Ohio. Tom Breneman, in Hollywood with Paul, presents Paul with an orchid and gives him a kiss! Gracie Fields sings a familiar old army song, Johnny Mercer recalls his first meeting with Paul and sings, "Lazy Bones." Rudy Vallee reads telegrams from Bing Crosby, Dinah Shore, and the president of the Blue network. Three orchestras (Henry Busse and His Orchestra, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, and Matty Malneck and His Orchestra), in three different cities (Oakland, San Diego and Los Angeles) all play the same tune at the same time ("Honeysuckle Rose"). It works, sort of. John Milton Kennedy (announcer), The King's Men, Gracie Allen, Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra, Ed Gardner, Mildred Bailey, Morton Downey, Walter Damrosch, Jesus San Ramon, Chester Lauck, Norris Goff, Don McNeill (from Toledo, Ohio), Tom Breneman, Rudy Vallee (host), Paul Whiteman, Gracie Fields, Johnny Mercer, Henry Busse and His Orchestra, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, Albert Coats (? conductor of The London Symphony), Ferde Grofe, Paul Lavalle, Matty Malneck and His Orchestra, David Drummond (writer), Ashmead Scott (writer), Robert Moss (producer, director in Hollywood), Gene Hamilton (assistant in New York). 1:44:12.

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also new to me and a big thank you, wildcat44!
Keep boppin´
marcel

Wildcat44 wrote:A Rhythms by Raeburn I didn't have

From Goldindex

Rhythms By Raeburn. August 04, 1945. CBS net. Sustaining. A band remote from the Rose Room of The Palace Hotel, San Francisco. The first tune is, "There's No You." The date is approximate. Boyd Raeburn and His Orchestra, David Allen (vocal), Barbara Jane (vocal), Bob Goerner (announcer

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From Goldindex

The Medicine Show On The Air.. May 05, 1950. syndicated, WRR, Dallas. Barcentrate. A combination organ recital and medicine show, sponsored by a weight reducing product popular in Texas at this time. A contest is announced, write a limerick about, "Suzy Suet" (she's over-weight) to the tune of, "Comin' Through The Rye." The prize is a bathroom scale! The music is supplied by, "Tommy and Paul" at the piano and organ. Ken Wald (medicine man); Reuben Bradford (writer);

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Meet the Hockey Stars - Bobby Hull - CBC

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Jazz Is My Beat 1958 #46 Sam Donahue, Delores Martin

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King Guy AHO


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Cab Calloway 450611 - Club Zanzibar NYC

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Voices and Events - one I didn't have

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How about this one?

Voices And Events 49-08-28

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A few more?

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