Jack Benny – Palm Springs Shopping. ep575, 460224
Flashback to Jack's house where he naps, and Rochester sings. After Jack makes a quick joke at Fred Allen's expense, Mary pops in to tell about her evening of dancing.…
Retro OTRDiary 18 Interview with Donnie Pitchford (retro516)
Part of a longer interview I had with uncle Donnie Pitchford, President of the National Lum and Abner Society. The show is a series of clips. I talk with Donnie…
Fred Allen – Subway Posters. 390222.
The Peter Van Seetin singers sing, This Night. It's Washington's birthday and like it or not, Fred gets a truthful introduction. In the Town Hall News of the Week, topics…
Great Gildersleeve – The Keystone Club (Recreation). ep70, 430221
Note: Find more modern audio productions of the Great Gildersleeve at: American Radio Theater presents The Lost Gildersleeve This modern audio drama starts with Gildersleeve in his office, but Bessie…
Case Dismissed – Child Support. ep4, 540220
A lawyer, Elliot Roose, takes a look at the matter of a friend of his in need of collecting child support from her derelect husband. Shouldn't this be a matter…
Lum and Abner – The Golden Fleece Finance Company. 490220
A letter arrives to let Lum know of his prestigious position at the convention of the Great Horned Owls convention in Leavenworth. How will honest Lum react to raise the…
Barry Craig – For Love of Murder 1954.
Maxie is an inmate who requests a favor of Barry. What does he want? To be bailed out, of course. The trial is still pending, and Barry gets Maxie out,…
My Favorite Husband – Secretarial School. 490218.
After dinner, George relaxes in the living room while Liz helps Katie with the dishes. She has to fess up to George about the fender bender she had. George tells…
Jack Benny – Dons 15th Anniversary On Radio. 380306. (retro515)
As Don begins the introduction, Jack takes over with a nice word to congradulate Don for his 15 years in radio. Don shares his history, beginning as a singer, then…
German Wehrmacht Hour – Glenn Miller AAF Band. ep1, 441100
Hosted by Ilsa Weinberg, and broadcast from studios in the UK. Spoken mostly in German, Glenn Miller plays bootleg swing music that Hitler had banned to be played by German…