Lum and Abner – Sarge Falls In Love. 451127
Reviewing their plan to find a love interest for the sarge, the gents also recap how Lum's photo had been submitted. When sarge enters, she gushes over the guy in…
Vic and Sade – A Gross Of Gravels. 420716.
Audio is good, but cuts out in spots, and is a touch slow. Vic and Sade have a grown up conversation, but Rush is allowed to barge in, if he…
Sherlock Holmes – Blarney Stone. ep207, 460318
As Harry Bartel visits Doctor Watson, he learns about a deadly mystery involving St Patrick's day, the Irish, and the Blarney Stone. The stone is part of a castle wall,…
Lum and Abner – Abner Helps Cedric Study. 451126
Needing to keep his grades up and continue being the star football player, Cedric needs Abner's help. First the guys get a laugh over Lum's application with the matrimonial bureau.…
Oldsmobile Program (Etting and Green) First Song: Hallelujah. ep3, 340227
Playlist Hallelujah (Johnny Green) Morning Cradle Song. (Ruth Etting) Ring Around the Moon (Johnny Green) An Old Love Affair (Ruth Etting)
Lum and Abner – Thanksgiving At Abner’s House. 451122
At Abner's house, we find the gents chatting with US Quincey about the weather. The guys think the women ought to get the vittles on, but its too bad that…
Frank Sinatra (Light Up Time) First Song – You Do Something To Me. 490912
Audio is fair. Announcer, Don Wilson. Featuring: Frank Sinatra, Dorothy Kirsten. You Do Something To Me (frank). Through a long and Sleepless Night (Dorothy). Did You Ever Hear Wedding Bells…
Suspense – The Pit and the Pendulum. ep24, 430112
Edgar Allen Poe's classic tale, formatted for radio with a script by John Dixon Carr. In the times of the Inquisition, a prisoner of war faces his sentence, after untold…
Al Jolson (Kraft Music Hall) Humphrey Bogart. 471106
After an opening joke about Howard Hughes and his Spruce Goose, Al sings Golden Gate. Oscar LaVante complains to Al that he wasn't selected for America's best-dressed men. The joke…
Jubilee – Jimmie Lunceford, Lena Horne. ep89, 440731
Hosted by Ernie Whitman. The Jimmy Lunceford orchestra opens and plays, Hallelujah. The King Cole Trio sing, Fuzzy Wuzzy. Lena Horne arrives to joke around with Ernie, reads a few…