THE TRAVELS OF MARY WARD reel-to-reel series
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| R-874 | 45 | 1 | MARY WARD Episode # 78. 12/11/36 · MARY WARD Episode # 79. 12/12/36 · MARY WARD Episode # 80. 12/15/36 · MARY WARD Episode # 81. 12/16/36 · MARY WARD Episode # 82. 12/17/36 · MARY WARD Episode # 83. 12/18/36 · MARY WARD Episode # 88. 12/25/36 (Christmas) · MARY WARD Episode # 89. 12/26/36 Produced by Montgomery Ward · MARY WARD Episode # 92. 12/31/36 Taken from "Bill & Dale World · Transcriptions" · MARY WARD Episode # 94. 1/2/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 95. 1/3/37 Mary is a sales representive · of Wards · and visits many homes · weaving Wards commercials through · all the stories. Prices of the · 1930's quoted · MARY WARD Episode # 108. 1/22/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 109. 1/23/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 130. 2/21/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 137. 3/4/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 138. 3/5/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 160. 4/4/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 164. 4/10/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 165. 4/11/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 168. 4/16/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 169. 4/17/37 · MARY WARD Episode # 170. 4/18/37 · Arthur Godfrey · who made his first appearance on radio in · 1929 on a Baltimore amateur hour · began to attract audi- · ence attention in 1934 when he joined WTOP · a CBS sta- · tion in Washington · as an announcer. Godfrey · the son of · a newspaper man · had served in the Navy and Coast · Guard · had been a salesman of cemetery lots and finally · ended up in show business when a customer sold him half · interest in a vaudeville show. Before joining WTOP · God- · frey did a commercial program for a pet shop on station · WFBR in Baltimore and was billed as "Red Godfrey · the · Warbling Banjoist." After intensive plugging by Walter · Winchell in 1941 · Godfrey hit the big time on New York's · CBS station. Since that time · he has become one of radio's · and television's great performers and leading salesman · (Top · left) On a morning show in the early 1930's. (Below) · The first broadcast of "Arthur Godfrey Time" in 1941. The · girl at the microphone is singer Patty Clayton. In 1960 · "Arthur Godfrey Time" was still a morning favorite |