Re: Onesies and Twosies

by Wildcat44 9/16/2022, 10:39 am

Victory

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From Goldindex

Norway Fights On. October 17, 1944. Program #973.04395. WNYC origination, The Royal Norwegian Information Service syndication. "Norway In The U.S.A.". Carl Soyland, is the editor of "Nordisk Tidende," a Norwegian publication in America. He reports about a survey sent to Norwegians in the United States. The report on what they like least about America and what they like best about America. Actors are used to express the opinions voiced in the survey, a radio technique not previously heard on this program. Is there anything American you would like to be transplanted back to Norway? The program ends with the bells of New York's City Hall. Gladys Petch (producer, host, director), Carl Soyland

I have 5. Goldin lists 68.

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by lasombra 9/16/2022, 10:42 am

Harmony Homestead 46-04-08 1st song Someone Won Your Heart

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by Wildcat44 9/17/2022, 11:03 am

High Cards in the Derby Deck

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Reverend Willard Zinke

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From the Capitol - Hale Boggs

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by Wildcat44 9/18/2022, 9:19 am

Ted Husing Bandstand

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James Lawton - Voter Registration

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An Evening in Paris - 1929-03-15

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by lasombra 9/18/2022, 10:47 am

Meet Your Doctor 1953 Why chewing is important

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by Wildcat44 9/19/2022, 10:32 am

Jamup and Honeys Smoky Mountain Minstrels - I think this is an audition. Also skips a lot. Sorry.

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United Nations Day

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CBS Feature Projects. May 29, 1953. Program #3. CBS net. "The Class Of '53". Sustaining. A look at the state of American teenagers, the good and bad. An early use of tape recorded actualities. Well done. William O. Douglas (Supreme Court Justice, narrator). 1 hour.

CBS Feature Projects #4 38th Parallel USA

This is not a onesie. Just 2 I didn't have.

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by Wildcat44 9/20/2022, 9:04 am

Alcoholism

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Springbok Sunday Play

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Dixie Jamboree

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by Wildcat44 9/21/2022, 10:22 am

Open Mike - WCCO

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Point Sublime. November 24, 1947. ABC net. John Hancock Insurance. Evy plans on a Thanksgiving dinner two days early due to an eye operations and a sick baby. Lou Merrill appears in dialect as "Aaron Saul," a Jewish father. Don't miss, "A Prayer For A Very New Angel." An excellent Thanksgiving show. Cliff Arquette, Mel Blanc, Webb Tyler, Charles Dant (music director), Robert L. Redd (writer, producer), Lou Merrill, Jane Morgan, Earle Ross (commercial spokesman)

Not a onesie. Just one I didn't have.

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by Wildcat44 9/22/2022, 9:53 am

Day's End

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Big City Serenade

Not a onesie but 1 I didn't have.

Big City Serenade. June 20, 1953. NBC net, WMAQ, Chicago origination. Sustaining. A salute to Naples, Italy. The first selection is, "Ciribiribin." Narrator Bill Griskey speaks passable Italian!. Bill Griskey (announcer), Joseph Gallicchio (conductor), The NBC Orchestra, Kyle Kimbro (vocal).

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I have 11 of these - Goldin lists 64. Does anybody have any???

by Wildcat44 9/23/2022, 7:21 am

From Goldindex

Robert Vogler. June 08, 1951. CBS net. "What Freedom Means". Sustaining. A businessman recently freed from seventeen months in a Hungarian prison addresses the National Press Club. He describes his imprisonment for sabotage by the secret police. Robert Vogler.

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The Chicagoans

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by Wildcat44 9/24/2022, 10:37 am

Man to Man

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One Night Stand

Obviously not a onesie. Again one I didn't have

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by Wildcat44 9/25/2022, 8:51 am

From Goldindex

Stay At Home Polio Campaign. August 18, 1946. WCCO, St. Paul-Minneapolis. Sustaining. Mayor Hubert Humphrey of Minneapolis reads the funnies during a polio epidemic. The first comic is, "Blondie.". Frank Butler, Hubert Humphrey.

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CJOB - Inaugural

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by Wildcat44 9/26/2022, 7:45 am

From Goldindex

Palestine Conservatory Of Music In Jerusalem Benefit Concert. December 02, 1940. Sustaining. The program originates from Carnegie Hall, New York City. The violin concerto in D Major (Brahams) is featured. Discs #1 and #3 only. The New Friends Of Music Orchestra, Yehudi Menuhin, Georg Schneevoigt (conductor).

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WGY 24th Birthday Program

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by Wildcat44 9/27/2022, 7:27 am

Surprise Party - part 1 only

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Basin Street Jazz

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by lasombra 9/27/2022, 10:35 am

Basin Street Jazz 1956-06-02 George Shearing Quintet

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by Wildcat44 9/28/2022, 8:47 am

From Goldindex

The News Parade. March 26, 1933. Program #52. Syndicated by The Marben Advertising Agency, New York City. "Germany reverts to medieval barbarism." This broadcast was heard less than two months after Hitler became Chancellor (January 30, 1933) and 5 days before the boycott of Jewish businesses began (the first governmental anti-semitism in Nazi Germany). The program sounds like a copy "The March of Time" (which went on the air in 1931). The narrator has a booming voice; similar to Westbrook van Voorhis (narrating the "March of Time"). The "news" is dramatized, just as on "The March Of Time." Therefore, this dramatized story of cruelty in Nazi Germany is possibly one of the earliest, if not the earliest revelation of the holocaust on mainstream radio. The series was known to have heard on WMCA in New York City. WEVD and other stations in New York City transmitted in Yiddish and presumably would have gotten the drop on this series. However, there is no evidence that they did, making this the earliest known broadcast about the mis-treatment of Jews by the Nazis. The drama is graphic, starting with Jewish sons and fathers being made to flog each other. Albert Einstein and Rabbi Stephen Wise (one of the founders of Reform Judaism) are impersonated. After "Einstein" speaks, the in-studio orchestra plays "Eli, Eli" and "Hatikva" as transition music! The final 6:21 of the program

Plus 1

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Stand By For Crime. 1953. Cheshire and Associates syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. A woman's eighteen year old brother has become a heroin addict. The youth's mother is a candidate for City Council. The incumbant is John Burdine, who is also the head of the narcotics ring, but it's really Margaret King, the addict's mother. Adele Jergens; Glenn Langan ; Bob Reichenbach (producer)

Not a onesie but again 1 I didn't have

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by Wildcat44 9/29/2022, 9:55 am

From Goldindex

Tallulah Bankhead Baseball Cracker Barrel. 1955. American Cancer Society syndication. American Cancer Society fund appeal. Tallulah and a sports panel talk about the greatest baseball plays they'd ever seen. Tallulah is surprisingly sports knowledgable. Tallulah Bankhead, Phil Rizzuto, Lou Efrak (? sports writer for the New York Times), Mort Lawrence (annoucner), Al Schacht.

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Chairside Chats

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by Wildcat44 9/30/2022, 7:27 am

Understanding Music

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Charles F Brannan - Sec of Agriculture

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by lasombra 9/30/2022, 1:17 pm

From Goldin: The Bob Arthur Show. 1952. An audition show as a summer replacement series for Bing Crosby. Guest Hoagy Carmichael sings, "Small Fry." Bing Crosby for president? Jane Wyman and Hoagy sing, "In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening." It's not certain what Bob Arthur's talents are. Bing Crosby appears by recording. Bob Arthur, Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman, Hoagy Carmichael, Louise Randall Pearson (writer), T. Myron Debry (producer), Arnold Marquis (director).

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by Wildcat44 9/30/2022, 5:25 pm

Wisconsin Yarns - scratchy

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We'll Take Care of the Homeless 1942 - Elmer Davis

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Heading out for the weekend be back on Monday

by Wildcat44 10/3/2022, 9:16 am

Voices and Events - not a onesie - One I didn't have

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Standard School Broadcast - Again not a onesie

no date

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by BobbyP 10/3/2022, 1:50 pm

Wildcat44 wrote:
We'll Take Care of the Homeless 1942 - Elmer Davis

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This one is from April 17, 1942.

by Wildcat44 10/4/2022, 9:24 am

Benny Goodman at the Blue Note

The Benny Goodman Sextet. August 20, 1952. NBC net. Sustaining. A band remote from the Blue Note, Chicago. Benny is at his top form with a great version of, "Bye Bye Blues." The first tune is, "After You've Gone." This is possibly part of the "Music For Moderns" series. The Benny Goodman Sextet.

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CBS Dimensions

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by Wildcat44 10/5/2022, 6:25 am

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The Cobbs. May 04, 1954. CBS net. Sustaining. An audition recording. The family needs a new water heater, or Mr. Cobb to fix the old one. William Demarest, Hope Emerson, Henry Garson (creator, director), Roy Rowan (announcer)

Not a onesie

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National Farm and Home Hour - not a onesie but again one I didn't have

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by lasombra 10/5/2022, 10:12 am

This one might be new to you? National Farm and Home Hour 57-01-26

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