William Lang narrates the news headlines. The top feature has been the first Christmas not at war, and GI's were coming home A year of victory. A middle aged man…
Where would the modern man of 1946 be without his newspaper and radio. Just about as uninformed as a man in the 21st century without his Internet, or cell phone.…
A 60 minute musical pilot. Lum introduces the concept of the weekly musical program, while Abner spins up the records, scratching them, and adding comments over the songs. The gents…
Russel talks to Bluetooth Johnson on the phone when Vic comes in in a happy mood. What's the happy news that Vic is eager to share. It's important enough of…
Join newsman, Jack Scot, as he takes us through a real Army camp to interview real soldiers as they get ready for Christmas dinner. A mess sergeant talks about what…
There's no opening to the show, and the drama gets started right off. When coming home in the evening, word comes that a telegram is waiting for Elliot and Cathy.…
Tasked with writing a newspaper column, Lum tries to find his old typewriter. What will he write about? He does his best to do a gossip column to report on…
Get a short dose of how the nation celebrated this post-war Christmas. Care packages are sent to troops still overseas, while kiddies go shopping, and take in the seasonal window…
Dateline, January 19: 1935 coopers inc. sells the first briefs. 1937 howard hughes sets a new record by flying from los angeles to new york in 7 hours 28 minutes.…