THE OLD-TIME RADIO HOUR

NBC 50th Anniversary Part 2 & 3

NBC's First Fabulous Fifty Part 2 narrated by Bob Hope October 17, 1976 NBC

NBC's First Fabulous Fifty Part 3 narrated by Bing Crosby October 24, 1976 NBC

Stan Freberg Convention NBC 50th part 1

Stan Freberg's The CBS Radio Workshop August 31, 1956 CBS

Hilarious spoof of political conventions

NBC The First Fabulous Fifty Part 1 October 10, 1976 NBC

Narrated by Ben Grauer

CBS at 50 Part 3 Walter Cronkite

CBS at Fifty, an Autobiography in Sound narrated by Walter Cronkite September 18, 1977 CBS 

CBS at 50 Part2 Walter Cronkite

CBS at 50 Part 1 Walter Cronkite

CBS at Fifty, an Autobiography in Sound narrated by Walter Cronkite September 18, 1977 CBS 

4th July Cavalcade Life of Luigi 49

Cavalcade of America "Declaration of Independence"  January 1, 1936 CBS

Life With Luigi "July Fourth Parade" July 3, 1949 CBS

Father's Day Riley 46 FKB 51

The Life of Riley "A New Suit for Father's Day" June 15, 1946 NBC

Father Knows Best "Father's Day Picnic" June 14, 1951  NBC

Campbell Playhouse "June Moon"

The Campbell Playhouse "June Moon"  March 24, 1940  CBS Orson Welles producer starring Jack Benny by George Kaufman and Ring Lardner

"Magnificent Dope""Boy Meets Girl"

The Comedy Theater sponsored by Old Gold Cigarettes "The Magnificent Dope" March 11, 1945 NBC

The Comedy Theater "Boy Meets Girl" May 20, 1945 NBC

Ford Theater "Laura"

The Ford Theater "Laura"  May 30, 1948  NBC

The Horn Blows at Midnight

Ford Theater "The Horn Blows at Midnight" March 4, 1949 CBS

Jack Benny stars, Claude Rains costars and cartoon voice actor Mel Blanc gives an uncredited performance as the newspaperman

Senator Indiscreet and Yankee Doodle

Screen Director's Playhouse "The Senator Was Indiscreet" October 3, 1949 NBC Starring William Powell

Screen Guild Theater "Yankee Doodle Dandy" October 19, 1942 CBS Starring James Cagney

Mother's Day Miss Brooks and Riley

Mother's Day themed sit coms

Our Miss Brooks May 13, 1951 CBS starring Eve Arden

The Life of Riley May 8, 1948 NBC starring William Bendix

Vic n Sade Tribute Part Two -

Part Two of a 1972 documentary Tribute to Vic n Sade created by Jack Foster and broadcast in two parts on KCSN, the public radio station of California State University Northridge  Gary Owens voice over

Vic n Sade Tribute Part 1

Part One of a 1972 documentary Tribute to Vic n Sade created by Jack Foster and broadcast in two parts on KCSN, the public radio station of California State University Northridge

Grand Ol' Opry 50 Barndance 43

The Grand Ol' Opry 25th Anniversary show

November 25, 1950 Armed Forces Radio Service

The National Barndance 10th Anniversary show

November 2, 1943  NBC

Hit The Deck 48 Dinah Shore 42

The Railroad Hour "Hit the Deck" November 22, 1948 ABC

Frances Langford

In Person, Dinah Shore July 10, 1942  Blue Network  

Music "Andrews Sisters""Spike Jones"

Music Shows

The Andrews Sisters Nash Kelvinator Musical Showroom October 17, 1945 ABC with Sophie Tucker

Spike Jones Spotlight Review April 9, 1948 CBS Doodles Weaver and Mike Wallace as announcer

Music Glen Miller and Hit Parade"

Glen Miller Remote from Meadowbrook New Jersey

April 4, 1939 NBC

"Your Hit Parade" May 29, 1948 NBC

Starring Frank Sinatra

Lux "Murder My Sweet" 1945

Lux Radio Theater "Murder My Sweet" June 11, 1945 CBS

Starring Dick Powell

Lux "This Gun for Hire" 1943

Lux Radio Theater "This Gun for Hire" January 25, 1943 CBS  Starring Alan Ladd, Joan Blondell and Laird Cregar

Lux "Suspicion" 1942

Lux Radio Theater "Suspicion" May 4, 1942 CBS

Joan Fontaine and Brian Aherne star in this Hitchcock thriller produced by Cecil B DeMille

Suspense "In a Lonely Place"

Suspense "In a Lonely Place" March 6, 1948 CBS

Producer and star Robert Montgomery

"Abraham Lincoln" Mercury 1938

Orson Welles as Abraham Lincoln

Mercury Theater on the Air "Abraham Lincoln" August 15, 1938 CBS

"Abraham Lincoln" by John Drinkwater.  The cast includes Ray Collins, George Coulouris, Karl Swenson and Agnes Moorhead as Mary Todd Lincoln

Theater Guild "The Corn is Green"

Theater Guild on the Air "The Corn is Green" December 14, 1947 ABC

starring Helen Hayes