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Structured entries

R-875 “875”
  • Episode # 791
  • Episode # 792
  • Episode # 793
  • Episode # 794
  • Episode # 795
  • Episode # 796
  • Episode # 797
  • Episode # 798
  • Episode # 799
  • Episode # 800
  • Episode # 801
  • Episode # 802
  • Episode # 803
  • Episode # 804
  • Episode # 805
  • Episode # 806
  • Episode # 808
  • Episode # 809
  • Episode # 810
  • Episode # 811
  • Episode # 812
  • Episode # 813
  • Episode # 814
  • Episode # 815
R-876 “876”
  • Episode # 816
  • Episode # 817
  • Episode # 818
  • Episode # 819
  • Episode # 820
  • Episode # 821
  • Episode # 822
  • Episode # 823
  • Episode # 824
  • Episode # 825
  • Episode # 826
  • Episode # 827
  • Episode # 828
  • Episode # 829
  • Episode # 830
  • Episode # 831
  • Episode # 832
  • Episode # 833
  • Episode # 834
  • Episode # 835
  • Episode # 836
  • Episode # 837
  • Episode # 838
  • Episode # 839
  • Episode # 840
  • Episode # 841
R-877 “877”
  • Chapter # 1
  • Chapter # 2
  • Chapter # 3
  • Chapter # 4
  • Chapter # 5
  • Chapter # 6
  • Chapter # 7
  • Chapter # 8
  • Chapter # 9
  • Chapter # 10
  • Chapter # 11
  • Chapter # 12
  • Chapter # 13
  • Chapter # 14
  • Chapter # 15
  • Chapter # 16
  • Chapter # 17
  • Chapter # 18
  • Chapter # 19
  • Chapter # 20
  • Chapter # 21
  • Chapter # 22
  • Chapter # 23
  • Chapter # 24
  • Chapter # 25
  • Chapter # 26
R-878 “878”
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 27
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 28
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 29
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 30
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 31
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 32
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 33
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 34
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 35
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 36
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 37
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 38
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 39
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 40
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 41
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 42
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 43
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 44
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 45
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 46
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 47
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 48
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 49
  • CAMILLE Chapter # 50
  • Chapters 9 & 10 missing. Otherwise this serial is complete in two tapes
  • The following list shows the evening programs at the top of the popularity parade at the end of six of the ten years, as rated by C.A.B. through its polls of listeners: (1937) 1937
    (1937)
  • 1. Chase and Sanborn program (Edgar Bergen, etc.)
  • 2. Jack Benny
  • 3. Major Bowes' Amateur hour
  • 4. Kraft Music Hall (Ring Goldy)
  • 5. Eddie Cantor
  • 6. Los Radio Theatre
  • 7. Town Hall Tonight (Fred Allen)
  • 8. Rudy Vallee
  • 9. Burns and Allen
  • 10. Hollywood Hotel (1939) 1939
    (1939)
  • 1. Chase and Sanborn program
  • 2. Jack Benny
  • 3. Los Radio Theatre
  • 4. Fibber McGee and Molly
  • 5. Kraft Music Hall
  • 6. Major Bowes
  • 7. Bob Hope
  • 8. Fibber McGee (Doug Edwards)
  • 9. Kate Smith Hour
  • 10. Pat O'Connell (1941) 1941
    (1941)
  • 1. Chase and Sanborn program
  • 2. Jack Benny
  • 3. Fibber McGee and Molly
  • 4. Los Radio Theatre
  • 5. Abbott Family
  • 6. Bob Hope
  • 7. Maxwell House Coffee Time
  • 8. Walter Winchell
  • 9. Kate Smith Hour
  • 10. Fibber McGee (Kraft Music Hall) (1943) 1943
    (1943)
  • 1. Fibber McGee and Molly
  • 2. Bob Hope
  • 3. Chase and Sanborn program
  • 4. Jack Benny
  • 5. Los Radio Theatre
  • 6. Red Skelton
  • 7. Abbott Family
  • 8. Maxwell House Coffee Time
  • 9. Mr. District Attorney
  • 10. Kay Kyser
  • The predominance of serial dramas in daytime schedules was evident in the lists of the most popular daytime programs. The following list shows the leaders in C.A.B. appraisals of daytime shows during the latter months of each year: (1937) 1937
    (1937)
  • 1. Guy Lombardo
  • 2. Today's Children
  • 3. Ma Perkins
  • 4. Vit and Soda
  • 5. The O'Neill
  • 6. Pepper Young's Family
  • 7. Guiding Light
  • 8. Just Plain Bill
  • 9. Magic Key of RCA
  • 10. Big Sister (1939) 1939
    (1939)
  • 1. Ben Bernie
  • 2. Ma Perkins
  • 3. Hobby Lobby
  • 4. Pepper Young's Family
  • 5. Vit and Soda
  • 6. Guiding Light
  • 7. Mary Marlin
  • 8. Women in White
  • 9. Stella Dallas
  • 10. Goldbergs (Read of Life) (1941) 1941
    (1941)
  • 1. Life Can Be Beautiful
  • 2. Kate Smith Speaks
  • 3. Women in White
  • 4. Right to Happiness
  • 5. Romance of Helen Trent
  • 6. Our Gal Sunday
  • 7. Guiding Light
  • 8. Ma Perkins
  • 9. Read of Life
  • 10. Mary Marlin (1943) 1943
    (1943)
  • 1. Breakfast in Hollywood (11 A.M., E.S.T.)
  • 2. Pepper Young's Family
  • 3. When a Girl Marries
  • 4. Big Sister
  • 5. Pepper Young's Family
  • 6. Young Widow Brown
  • 7. Ma Perkins (CBS)
  • 8. Breakfast in Hollywood (11:15 A.M., E.S.T.)
  • 9. Breakfast Club (9:30 A.M., E.S.T.)
  • 10. Ma Perkins (ABC) (1944) 1944
    (1944)
  • 1. Kate Smith Speaks
  • 2. When a Girl Marries
  • 3. Ma Perkins (CBS)
  • 4. Breakfast at Sardi's (Krafts)
  • 5. Our Gal Sunday (Romance of Helen Trent)
  • 6. Nelson Tread (Parlor Face Life)
  • 7. Breakfast at Sardi's (Prayer and Candle)
  • 8. Big Sister
  • 9. Stella Dallas
  • 10. Pepper Young's Family

Transcription (raw)

## LEFT COLUMN
REEL 875. THE GUIDING LIGHT
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 791.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 792.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 793.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 794.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 795.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 796.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 797.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 798.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 799.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 800.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 801.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 802.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 803.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 804.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 805.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 806.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 808.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 809.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 810.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 811.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 812.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 813.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 814.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 815.

REEL 876. THE GUIDING LIGHT
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 816.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 817.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 818.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 819.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 820.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 821.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 822.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 823.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 824.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 825.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 826.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 827.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 828.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 829.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 830.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 831.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 832.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 833.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 834.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 835.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 836.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 837.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 838.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 839.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 840.
(15) GUIDING LIGHT Episode # 841.

DUZ commercials.
These episodes involve Ted and Neta's differences on how their young son Chuckie should be raised. Ted is mean enough to make this almost a horror show. What a scheming devious character.

The Guiding Light first appeared on NBC in 1938 and originated in Chicago, created by Irma Phillips who was known as "the queen of the soap operas." It told the story of "the Reverend Ruthledge," a kindly cleric who showed people how to live a good life through patience and understanding.

David Sarnoff, left, and Guglielmo Marconi, when they visited the RCA Communications Transmitting Center at Rocky Point, Long Island, in 1933.

## RIGHT COLUMN
REEL 877. CAMILLE
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 1.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 2.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 3.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 4.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 5.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 6.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 7.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 8.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 9.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 10.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 11.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 12.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 13.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 14.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 15.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 16.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 17.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 18.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 19.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 20.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 21.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 22.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 23.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 24.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 25.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 26.

REEL 878. CAMILLE
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 27.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 28.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 29.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 30.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 31.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 32.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 33.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 34.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 35.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 36.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 37.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 38.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 39.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 40.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 41.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 42.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 43.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 44.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 45.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 46.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 47.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 48.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 49.
(15) CAMILLE Chapter # 50.

Chapters 9 & 10 missing. Otherwise this serial is complete in two tapes.

The following list shows the evening programs at the top of the popularity parade at the end of six of the ten years, as rated by C.A.B. through its polls of listeners:

1937
1. Chase and Sanborn program (Edgar Bergen, etc.)
2. Jack Benny
3. Major Bowes' Amateur hour
4. Kraft Music Hall (Ring Goldy)
5. Eddie Cantor
6. Los Radio Theatre
7. Town Hall Tonight (Fred Allen)
8. Rudy Vallee
9. Burns and Allen
10. Hollywood Hotel

1939
1. Chase and Sanborn program
2. Jack Benny
3. Los Radio Theatre
4. Fibber McGee and Molly
5. Kraft Music Hall
6. Major Bowes
7. Bob Hope
8. Fibber McGee (Doug Edwards)
9. Kate Smith Hour
10. Pat O'Connell

1941
1. Chase and Sanborn program
2. Jack Benny
3. Fibber McGee and Molly
4. Los Radio Theatre
5. Abbott Family
6. Bob Hope
7. Maxwell House Coffee Time
8. Walter Winchell
9. Kate Smith Hour
10. Fibber McGee (Kraft Music Hall)

1943
1. Fibber McGee and Molly
2. Bob Hope
3. Chase and Sanborn program
4. Jack Benny
5. Los Radio Theatre
6. Red Skelton
7. Abbott Family
8. Maxwell House Coffee Time
9. Mr. District Attorney
10. Kay Kyser

The predominance of serial dramas in daytime schedules was evident in the lists of the most popular daytime programs. The following list shows the leaders in C.A.B. appraisals of daytime shows during the latter months of each year:

1937
1. Guy Lombardo
2. Today's Children
3. Ma Perkins
4. Vit and Soda
5. The O'Neill
6. Pepper Young's Family
7. Guiding Light
8. Just Plain Bill
9. Magic Key of RCA
10. Big Sister

1939
1. Ben Bernie
2. Ma Perkins
3. Hobby Lobby
4. Pepper Young's Family
5. Vit and Soda
6. Guiding Light
7. Mary Marlin
8. Women in White
9. Stella Dallas
10. Goldbergs (Read of Life)

1941
1. Life Can Be Beautiful
2. Kate Smith Speaks
3. Women in White
4. Right to Happiness
5. Romance of Helen Trent
6. Our Gal Sunday
7. Guiding Light
8. Ma Perkins
9. Read of Life
10. Mary Marlin

1943
1. Breakfast in Hollywood (11 A.M., E.S.T.)
2. Pepper Young's Family
3. When a Girl Marries
4. Big Sister
5. Pepper Young's Family
6. Young Widow Brown
7. Ma Perkins (CBS)
8. Breakfast in Hollywood (11:15 A.M., E.S.T.)
9. Breakfast Club (9:30 A.M., E.S.T.)
10. Ma Perkins (ABC)

1944
1. Kate Smith Speaks
2. When a Girl Marries
3. Ma Perkins (CBS)
4. Breakfast at Sardi's (Krafts)
5. Our Gal Sunday (Romance of Helen Trent)
6. Nelson Tread (Parlor Face Life)
7. Breakfast at Sardi's (Prayer and Candle)
8. Big Sister
9. Stella Dallas
10. Pepper Young's Family