The nights host is Robert Young. After reading from the mail bag, Charlie Stevac starts with, Besa Me Mucho. After another dip into the mailbag, Cass Daily arrives to talk…
Max, a reporter runs into an old friend, Temple Hunter. In Paris, everyone is selling out their homes, and moving. We learn how the Nazi's marched in, and some of…
In the Black Museum, Orson Wells points out two bullets, and how they were connected to the same weapon in committing murder, although the crimes were years apart. Though it's…
Hosted by Ernie Whitman. In true jive talking fashion, he calls on Fletcher Henderson to perform, I've Got Rhythm. Ernie is back briefly, but the music continues with the Delta…
Live, in person, and performing at Mont Calm Air Force base, Bud complains to Lou about his behavior with going out with girls. They joke about military life, rationing, and…
Host is Ernie Whitman. Duke Ellington starts off with, Canteen Bounce. Art Tatum is up to play a jazzy piano tune. Louis Jordan plays, Infantry Blues. Betty Rochelle. sings, Hey…
Announcer, Truman Bradley introduces that new, young comedian Red Skelton. The two talk about the new portable radios that you can actually carry around with you. Amazing, now why would…
Another double feature of a classic from thei earliest days, and a later show from Amos and Andy. First Show: Andy Works the Hotel Desk. 01-09-1933. Andy gets some instruction…
As a special follow up episode of nearly a year ago, and in overcoming a few technical difficulties, this round table discussion is now available. Well, it's sort of a…
Another double feature of Amos and Andy with an early classic, followed by a later episode. First show: 1029Take off that shoe April 4, 1930. Andy shops for some new…