Peter Van Seetin plays as the Merrymacks sing, It's a Hundred to One I'm in Love. Fred gives harry Vonzel a hard time over his other job, before turning to…
Through music and drama, Captain Glenn Miller and Sgt Ray McKinley tell the story of Johnny, the kid next door. Playlist: The band kicks off with a tune, I Hear…
Good audio quality. At a big town newspaper, Edward G Robinson plays a relentless editor out for the news at any cost. His social columnist, played by Claire Trevor, tries…
Hosted by George Jessel, who opens with humor for the troops. Playlist: Joan Edwards sings, Deep in the Heart of Texas. George Jessel shares some news from the world of…
The Warner Jensen orchestra opens with, Careless. Charlie is still under the weather, and this week we can hear it in both his and Edgar's voices. It looks like a…
Also featuring Dorothy Lamour. The Warner Jansen orchestra opens with, You Can't Take that Away From Me. Edgar Bergen and Charlie enter to discuss winning friends. How will Charlie manage…
Dean and Jerry open in their usual musical style. Dean then sings, I Can't Give You Anything but Love Baby. Dean and Jerry get ready to see the big Broadway…
After being cast members on the Rudy Valley show, Bergen and McCarthy have now had their show for a month. What a wierd concept, a ventrilloquist on radio. Charlie cuts…