Henry joins his pal, Dizzy Stevens, for dinner. Will the choice to eat broccoli really win points in impressing a girl? ? Mr Stevens' is confused over the need for…
Audio resolution is low, but otherwise fairly clear, and good. Bud and Lou swap jokes about marriage, and women. Lou is put on the spot about his latest girlfriend, and…
Watching the thrilling climax of an Alan Ladd picture, Gracie comments to George about the romantic scene unfolding. Gracie can't stop talking about Alan Ladd, but does George come close…
Eddie has his hands full, starting with girl troubles, and entries in a beauty contest. He seems to at least win an early victory over his off the microphone rival,…
A special guest helps to introduce today's feature. Kev in Zerbe from Zerbinator.wordpress.com shares his knowledge of the Whistler. The Retrobots help move the discussion along, do their part to…
Audio is excellent. Announcer: Harlowe Wilcox. Vic Shone Orchestra Playlist: The Andrews Sisters are joined by Kurt Massey and the Ambassadors to sing, Aren't You Glad You're You. The sisters…
Excellent audio. Announcer: Harlowe Wilcox. Vic Shone Orchestra.. Playlist: Kurt Massey, the Ambassadors, and the Andrews join together for the opening tune, A Grand Time for Singing. The sisters sing,…
Louie Buck. Kay Carlyle. Harold Johnson's Orchestra. Beasley Smith. Father's Day. Playlist: Beasley Smith, Mimi. Danny Lion, I Remember. Beasley Smith, Cherry. Kay Carlyle, You Made Me Love You. Harold…
Louie Buck. Harold Johnson's String Orchestra, and Chorale. Guest vocals: Emma Pitts. Just one week after Victory in Europe Day, May 8, 1945. Sunday Down South turns the full 30…
Announcer: Uncle Louie. Beasley smith and his Orchestra. Andy Lions, Betty and the Dixie Darns. Playlist: Beasley Smith, Swinging Down the Lane. Andy Lions, I Think of You. Beasley Smith,…