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Structured entries

R-706 “706”
  • STAN FREBERG Show # 13. 10/6/57 (1957) 10/6/1957
  • "Cocktails for Two"
  • Circus Questions
  • STAN FREBERG "Gray Flannel Hat full of Teenage Werewolves"
  • Show # 14. 10/13/57 (1957) 10/13/1957
  • Freberg Commercials
  • Miss Jupiter Interview
  • World Advertising
  • Sam Spillade, Private Eye
  • STAN FREBERG Show # 15 10/20/57 (1957) 10/20/1957
  • Requests:
  • Tuned Sheep
  • "Elderly Man River"
  • "Bang Gunleigh, U.S. Marshall Fields"
  • "Banana Boat Song"
  • Abominable Snowman Interview
  • CALLING ALL STARS Special Broadcast of NBC Shows
  • GEORGE GERSHWIN MEMORIAL SHOW 6/12/37 (1937) 6/12/1937
  • SAME TIME SAME STATION "Jimmy Durante Remembers Radio" The Early Years. 11/11/72 (1972) 11/11/1972
  • SAME TIME SAME STATION "Jimmy Durante Remembers Radio" Part 2. 11/18/72 (1972) 11/18/1972
R-707 “707”
  • Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 1. The Early Years (1972) 10/1/1972
  • Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 2. The Woodbury Hour & Kraft Music Hall (1974) 10/8/1974
  • Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 3. (1972) 10/15/1972
  • Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 4. The Blue Of The Night Meets The Gold Of The Day (1972) 10/22/1972
  • Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 5. (1972) 10/29/1972
  • The Story Of The Lone Ranger (1972) 11/26/1972
R-708 “708”
  • Spotlighting Jan. 1-7, 1935 Pgm. # 1 AFRS Stars Fred MacMurray, (1935) 1935
  • Spotlighting Feb. 1-7, 1939 Pgm. # 2 reminiscing the events of the (1939) 1939
  • Spotlighting Sept. 8-14, 1936 Pgm. # 3 1930's and playing the popular (1936) 1936
  • Spotlighting Dec. 25, 1936 Pgm. # 4 records of each spotlighted Guest/Bing Crosby week. (1936) 1936
  • Spotlighting July 8-14, 1937 Pgm. # 5 (1937) 1937
  • Spotlighting June 23-30, 1939 Pgm. # 6 (1939) 1939
  • Spotlighting May 1-7, 1939 Pgm. # 9 (1939) 1939
  • Spotlighting Aug. 1-7, 1936 Pgm. # 10 (1936) 1936
  • Spotlighting July 15, 1938 Pgm. # 13 (1938) 1938
  • Spotlighting Jan. 8-14, 1936 Pgm. # 14 (1936) 1936
  • Spotlighting March 15-21, 1937 Pgm. # 15 (1937) 1937
  • Spotlighting April 8-14, 1940 Pgm. # 16 (1940) 1940
  • Spotlighting Feb. 14-21, 1938 Pgm. # 17 (1938) 1938
  • Spotlighting Dec. 7-14, 1939 Pgm. # 18 (1939) 1939
  • Spotlighting Aug. 7-14, 1940 Pgm. # 19 (1940) 1940
  • Spotlighting April 14-21, 1936 Pgm. # 20 (1936) 1936
  • Spotlighting July 24-31, 1940 Pgm. # 21 (1940) 1940
  • Spotlighting May 7-14, 1938 Pgm. # 22 (1938) 1938
  • Pgm. # 4 Guest/Frank Parker All from January 1936. Harry (1936) 1936
  • Pgm. # 7 Guest/Kay Thompson Richman was the chief rival of
  • Pgm. # 8 Guest/Frank Parker Al Jolson. Sponsor: Dodge
  • Pgm. # 9 Guest/Howard & Shelton Auto's.
  • Pgm. # 10 Guest/Gertrude Niessen
  • Pgm. # 11 Guest/Frank Parker
R-709 “709”
  • (6 Hrs.) MERRILL HAMMOND'S "HOT JAZZ ON V-DISC"
  • The V-disc program of the War Department's
  • Special Services Division provided our troops
  • overseas with a major source of recorded enter-
  • tainment from 1943 through 1947. Among the (1943) 1943
  • more popular recordings were those of the big
  • swing bands and the smaller jazz groups, many
  • of which were made expressly for V-Disc's and
  • never released commercially. Merrill Hammond
  • has done an excellent job in assembling this
  • collection and transferring it to tape, as well
  • as performing an outstanding service for col-
  • lectors. His arrangement is more or less alpha-
  • betical by band leader or featured performer
  • with just about every important jazz figure of
  • the period represented - either as leader of
  • sideman. Before each group of selections
  • Hammond announces the titles and their sequence
  • on the tape in addition to identifying the musician
R-713 “713”
  • Guest: Fred Allen Applies For Bergan's Job (1945) 9/30/1945
    9/30/45
  • Guest: W. C. Fields (1941) 9/21/1941
    9/21/41
  • Guest: Margaret O'Brien (1945) 11/18/1945
    11/18/45
  • Guest: Gary Crosby
  • Guest: Nelson Eddy, Don Ameche, Marilyn Monroe
  • Guest: The Fred Allen Feud (1945) 10/21/1945
    10/21/45
  • Guest: Anne Baxter & Keenan Wynn (1945) 9/23/1945
    9/23/45
  • Guest: Charlies Body Guard (1945) 3/11/1945
    3/11/45
  • Guest: Chester Morris (1946) 1/13/1946
    1/13/46
  • Guest: Last Show For Chase & Sandborn (1949) 1949
    1949
  • Guest: This Is Your Life Charlie McCarthy
  • Guest: Judy Garland (1942) 6/21/1942
    6/21/42
R-714 “714”
  • Chieftest Enemy (1968) 2/24/1968
    2/24/68
  • The Old Ladies (1968) 3/2/1968
    3/2/68
  • A Matter of Gravity (1968) 2/26/1968
    2/26/68
  • Nell Alone (1968) 2/9/1968
    2/9/68

Transcription (raw)

## LEFT COLUMN
REEL 706.
(30) STAN FREBERG Show # 13. 10/6/57
"Cocktails for Two"
Circus Questions.
(30) STAN FREBERG "Gray Flannel Hat full of Teenage Werewolves"
Show # 14. 10/13/57
Freberg Commercials.
Miss Jupiter Interview.
World Advertising.
Sam Spillade, Private Eye.
(30) STAN FREBERG Show # 15 10/20/57
Requests:
Tuned Sheep.
"Elderly Man River"
"Bang Gunleigh, U.S. Marshall Fields"
"Banana Boat Song"
Abominable Snowman Interview.
(90) CALLING ALL STARS Special Broadcast of NBC Shows.
(60) GEORGE GERSHWIN MEMORIAL SHOW 6/12/37
(60) SAME TIME SAME STATION "Jimmy Durante Remembers Radio" The Early Years. 11/11/72
(60) SAME TIME SAME STATION "Jimmy Durante Remembers Radio" Part 2. 11/18/72

REEL 707. SAME TIME, SAME STATION KRLA Pasadena
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Bing Crosby Remembers Radio" Part 1. "The Early
Years" 10/1/72
-(60)- SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Bing Crosby Remembers Radio" Part 2. "The Woodbury
Hour & Kraft Music Hall" 10/8/74
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Bing Crosby Remembers Radio" Part 3. 10/15/72
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Bing Crosby Remembers Radio" Part 4. "The Blue Of
The Night Meets The Gold Of The Day" 10/22/72
-(60)- SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Bing Crosby Remembers Radio" Part 5. 10/29/72
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "The Story Of The Lone Ranger" 11/26/72

REEL 708. REMEMBER
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting Jan. 1-7, 1935 Pgm. # 1 AFRS Stars Fred MacMurray,
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting Feb. 1-7, 1939 Pgm. # 2 reminiscing the events of the
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting Sept. 8-14, 1936 Pgm. # 3 1930's and playing the popular
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting Dec. 25, 1936 Pgm. # 4 records of each spotlighted
Guest/Bing Crosby week.
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting July 8-14, 1937 Pgm. # 5
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting June 23-30, 1939 Pgm. # 6
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting May 1-7, 1939 Pgm. # 9
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting Aug. 1-7, 1936 Pgm. # 10
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting July 15, 1938 Pgm. # 13
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting Jan. 8-14, 1936 Pgm. # 14
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting March 15-21, 1937 Pgm. # 15
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting April 8-14, 1940 Pgm. # 16
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting Feb. 14-21, 1938 Pgm. # 17
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting Dec. 7-14, 1939 Pgm. # 18
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting Aug. 7-14, 1940 Pgm. # 19
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting April 14-21, 1936 Pgm. # 20
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting July 24-31, 1940 Pgm. # 21
(15) REMEMBER Spotlighting May 7-14, 1938 Pgm. # 22
(15) HARRY RICHMAN Pgm. # 4 Guest/Frank Parker All from January 1936. Harry
(15) HARRY RICHMAN Pgm. # 7 Guest/Kay Thompson Richman was the chief rival of
(15) HARRY RICHMAN Pgm. # 8 Guest/Frank Parker Al Jolson. Sponsor: Dodge
(15) HARRY RICHMAN Pgm. # 9 Guest/Howard & Shelton Auto's.
(15) HARRY RICHMAN Pgm. # 10 Guest/Gertrude Niessen
(15) HARRY RICHMAN Pgm. # 11 Guest/Frank Parker

## RIGHT COLUMN
REEL 709 HOT JAZZ ON V-DISC (Four 1800' Reels)
(6 Hrs.) MERRILL HAMMOND'S "HOT JAZZ ON V-DISC"
The V-disc program of the War Department's
Special Services Division provided our troops
overseas with a major source of recorded enter-
tainment from 1943 through 1947. Among the
more popular recordings were those of the big
swing bands and the smaller jazz groups, many
of which were made expressly for V-Disc's and
never released commercially. Merrill Hammond
has done an excellent job in assembling this
collection and transferring it to tape, as well
as performing an outstanding service for col-
lectors. His arrangement is more or less alpha-
betical by band leader or featured performer;
with just about every important jazz figure of
the period represented - either as leader of
sideman. Before each group of selections,
Hammond announces the titles and their sequence
on the tape in addition to identifying the musician.

REEL 710
(6 Hrs.)

REEL 711
(6 Hrs.)

REEL 712
(6 Hrs.)

REEL 713. EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: Fred Allen Applies For Bergan's Job 9/30/45
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: W. C. Fields 9/21/41
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: Margaret O'Brien 11/18/45
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: Gary Crosby
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: Nelson Eddy, Don Ameche, Marilyn Monroe
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: The Fred Allen Feud 10/21/45
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: Anne Baxter & Keenan Wynn 9/23/45
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: Charlies Body Guard 3/11/45
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: Chester Morris 1/13/46
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: Last Show For Chase & Sandborn 1949
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: This Is Your Life Charlie McCarthy
(30) EDGAR BERGAN & CHARLIE McCARTHY Guest: Judy Garland 6/21/42

REEL 714. BBC PLAYS
(90) BBC PLAYS "Chieftest Enemy" 2/24/68
(90) BBC PLAYS "The Old Ladies" 3/2/68
(90) BBC PLAYS "A Matter of Gravity" 2/26/68
(90) BBC PLAYS "Nell Alone" 2/9/68