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Lum and Abner, going over the script.

Lum and Abner – Lum Fakes A Broken Leg. 411010

Posted by By Keith August 29, 2024Posted inComedy, Lum and Abner
Abner talks with Lum, and can't imagine why he's in such a good mood. after talking with Ezra Seastrunk. There had been some bad blood between them since Esra won…
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A security guard dressed in a dark uniform is reaching for his sidearm, which is holstered on his right hip. He stands in front of a brick wall, with his left hand resting on his belt. His facial expression suggests a state of high alertness and readiness to act in case of any threat or danger.

Richard Diamond – Thomas Jason Case. ep36 491231

Posted by By Keith August 28, 2024Posted inDetective and Mystery, Richard Diamond
A client, Thomas Jason, needs to hire Richard on a matter involving an inheritance. Should the man change his will? Richard agrees to visit Thomas and the family, but first…
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Mama Bloom's Brood 1934 (01) New Dresses. Courtesy of the Old-Time Radio Researchers Group.

Mama Bloom’s Brood -& Shopping for a New Suit. ep66, 1934

Posted by By Keith August 28, 2024Posted inDrama, Mama Bloom
Jake and Becky are happy grandparents as they go shopping for a new suit. Becky gives him pointers on how to bargain for the suit. The topic of the suit…
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A black and white photograph of Fibber McGee and Molly, a couple from a popular radio show of the same name. They are standing in front of a closet that has been opened, with clothes and other items spilling out onto the floor. Fibber is holding a mop and wearing an apron, while Molly looks on with a smile on her face. The overall effect is one of humor and domesticity, with the couple's playful antics and cluttered living space providing a snapshot of life in mid-century America in 1948.

Fibber McGee and Molly – Birthday Breakfast For Molly. 571201

Posted by By Keith August 27, 2024Posted inComedy, Fibber McGee and Molly
Though he means well in pampering his bride on her birthday, Fibber begins to have trouble in providing a breakfast in bed for Molly. What takes out stains when jelly…
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Lum and Abner, going over the script.

Lum and Abner – Lum Is Infatuated With Miss Fredericks. 411009

Posted by By Keith August 27, 2024Posted inComedy, Lum and Abner
The new adding machine is still taking center stage in the role as Abner's nemesis. However, with Lum gone, he takes time to play checkers in the Jot 'Em Down…
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A security guard dressed in a dark uniform is reaching for his sidearm, which is holstered on his right hip. He stands in front of a brick wall, with his left hand resting on his belt. His facial expression suggests a state of high alertness and readiness to act in case of any threat or danger.

The Adventures of Sam Spade – Dry Martini Caper. 480801

Posted by By Keith August 26, 2024Posted inDetective and Mystery, Sam Spade
Effie and Sam throw some 1940's slang back and forth between them as they joke about being drunk, and Sam's latest adventure. He has an appointment to meet with a…
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Mama Bloom's Brood 1934 (01) New Dresses. Courtesy of the Old-Time Radio Researchers Group.

Mama Bloom’s Brood – Getting to Sleep. ep65, 1934

Posted by By Keith August 26, 2024Posted inDrama, Mama Bloom
The excitement of becoming grandparents has settled down, and we find Jake and Becky getting ready for bed a few days later. They discuss which one was cuter, the little…
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Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone. in 1954.

Jack Benny – Dennis Sees A Psychiatrist. 541128

Posted by By Keith August 25, 2024Posted inComedy, Jack Benny
In Jack's house, Rochester has a little trouble with Polly the Parrot before Jack gets home. Jack is a little upset over the anticipated visit of Dennis. Jack has a…
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Hillbilly Flour bag

Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Skip To My Lou. ep26, 1939

Posted by By Keith August 24, 2024Posted inHillbilly Boys, Music
Playlist: Pat ODaniels introduces Mickey Wickey, who plays while Pat sings, Skip to My Lou. Horace sings, Ain't She Sweet. Pat shares a word on the merits of Hillbilly flour.…
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Lum and Abner, going over the script.

Lum and Abner – New Adding Machine Arrives. 411007

Posted by By Keith August 24, 2024Posted inComedy, Lum and Abner
Lum is in high spirits since he just sent in his application to his correspondence course in business. At the same time Abner is in the dumps. He is jealous…
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