Old Time Radio Show Requests

Not a request but I don't know where else to post this. Found this episode of The Whistler this morning at Archive...it's a new one for me: Whistler 1953-08-16 The Curtain [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Thanks Bojim1. That's a new one for me too.
I took the liberty of passing your file through RX and cleaned it up a little. Take a listen by downloading here:
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Thank you otrhead!

looking for

bob hope show 47-04-29 w Brenda And Cobina, Jeri Sullivan

bob hope show 48-03-23 w Georgia Gibbs

President Warren Harding Speech 22-05-24

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kdmarket wrote:looking for
County Seat. November 29, 1938. CBS net. Sustaining. A small town setting for a continuing story. The local pharmacist is thinking of that vacant council seat. Ray Collins, Norman Corwin (director), Milton Geiger (writer). 14:40.

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I hope this is the one you're looking for.
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yes that's the show

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You're welcome. I've FINALLY learned how to upload a file.

Hey folks... given how little I've contributed of late I'm a bit embarrassed to be asking for stuff... but somehow I have come up short on a Jack Benny show and given how freely available this material is I'm a little shocked.

The 1951-03-11 broadcast is apparently a re-broadcast of the 1949-03-20 show recording and was done as a response to most of the cast being down with flu... but should be easily distinguishable as Don Wilson provided NEW announcements at the open and close of the show. Below are the details as provided on the very useful "Jack Benny in the 1940s" website (and seconded in Laura Leff's now somewhat dated books). Would much appreciate a copy... particularly, of course, in relatively high quality, but if 24kb is all anyone's got I'll take it with gratitude!

Kurt

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NOTE: The script notes this as a "revised" rebroadcast, mainly due to Don Wilson's newly done introduction and closing remarks:

DON's INTRO: "Ladies and gentlemen, as you know all over the country people have been ill with the flu and we are no exception. It has hit {here "our show" is crossed out in the script} Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone so hard we have been forced to postpone our scheduled program. However, not to disappoint you listeners we will bring you a transcribed recreation of one of your all time favorite Jack Benny programs. And now on with the Jack Benny Show"

DON'S OUTRO: "Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate someone cute, someone sweet and someone all America loves on their 39th birthday. No no folks, it's not Jack Benny. Tomorrow, march 12, marks the 39th birthday of the Girl Scouts of America...congratulations, girls"

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I don't have that show in my collection but vintage radio log has the show your looking for Jack Benny 51-03-11 This is a rebroadcast of the 49-03-20 show with Van Johnson
                                                               

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Appreciate the pointer... thanks!

I'm looking for Sears Radio Theater in HQ and can share pretty nice quality Mutual Radio Theater if anyone wants - some are even in stereo.

Copyright?

Yes, this is a copyright issue, and we can't post those shows here. That said, Buck has posted this to many sites, so no fault no harm. If anyone wants to PM the request and not post here, that is perfectly legitimate.
Jeff

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Thanks folks, sorry about the breach in copyright. Found my versions that are pretty good.

Now what I really need is the first season of The Railroad Hour in HQ.  I have the last half of the run, from the 1951-1952 season onward in HQ that I can share if anyone wants.

Here's the first episode.

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The Railroad Hour, October 11, 1948 - Anything Goes

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There seems to be 140 Vox Pop shows available. Does anyone feel like sharing?

I don't think I have 140 but I'll start the ball rolling.

LOOKING FOR
"BLUE RIBBON TOWN"
CBS PABST BEER Saturday 10:15 - 10:45 pm.
Stars Groucho Marx

Any particular episode? Here's the oldest one I have: July 10, 1943. The guest is Carole Landis.

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THANKS FOR THE SHOW
THIS IS A LIST OF SHOWS IN MY COLLECTION
BLUE RIBBON TOWN 43-06-05 GUEST CAROL LANDIS ?
BLUE RIBBON TOWN 43-06-05 GUEST CAROL LANDIS ? VIDEO
BLUE RIBBON TOWN 43-07-10 GUEST CAROL LANDIS
BLUE RIBBON TOWN 44-01-08 GUEST CHARLES LAUGHTON
BLUE RIBBON TOWN 44-01-29 GUEST VERA VAGUE
BLUE RIBBON TOWN 44-02-05 GUEST GENE TIERNEY
BLUE RIBBON TOWN 44-02-12 GUEST GENE TIERNEY
BLUE RIBBON TOWN 44-02-26 GUEST JACK BENNY
Vintage Radio Logs HAS 33 OF THE SHOWS, HAS ANYBODY BOUGHT SHOWS FROM THIS COMPANY?
THANKS FOR THE HELP

Hi all... I could really use help with the following short list of one-off items:

Eddie Cantor Anniversary Tribute. October 28, 1937.

Preview Of "Love Thy Neighbor". December 17, 1940.

Let's Talk Turkey To Japan. November 23, 1944. NBC net, KDKA, Pittsburgh aircheck. 11:30 P.M. (EWT). A program for the 6th War Loan.

America Salutes The President's Birthday. January 30, 1945. Pool feed/NBC net/KDKA then Mutual/WCAE after 61 mins., Pittsburgh.

The Seventh War Loan Memorial Day Program. May 30, 1945. NBC net, KDKA, Pittsburgh aircheck.

NBC Parade Of Stars. October 8, 1945.

Thanks!

I have two of the shows

Eddie Cantor's Twenty Fifth Anniversary Banquet. October 28, 1937. George Jessel introduces Jack Benny, who speaks about Eddie Cantor (who is not heard). George Jessel, Jack Benny. 9:11. Audio condition: Very good to excellent. Excerpt.

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Preview Of "Love Thy Neighbor". December 17, 1940. Mutual net. Sustaining. The Ink Spots sing, Stuart Canin (the boy who played "The Bee" on Jack Benny's show and started the Feud with Fred Allen) plays "The Bee" again, Jack Benny and Fred Allen feud. A fun show that takes place in the lobby of the Paramount Theatre in New York, where the film is about to be shown. Andre Baruch (announcer), Bea Wain, Dennis Day, Don Wilson (announcer), Ed Sullivan, Fred Allen, Fred Waring (host), Henny Youngman, Jack Benny, Rosemary Flame, Stuart Canin, The Ink Spots, The Nicholas Brothers, Tommy Dorsey. 14:27. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.

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