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REEL 1015. THREADS OF GLORY - 200 Years of America in Words & Music
(5 Hours) London records makes its contribution to the American Bicentennial by issuing
a six volume record set entitled "THREADS OF GLORY". This manipulation of
narration, music and sound effects, recreates and presents for the first time
on records a concise and entertaining outline of American History from the
inception of the Republic 200 years ago up to the present day. This is not
merely a spoken-word project, rather it is a dramatization of our great history,
combining narration with London's library of phase 4 musical recordings and
sound effects to create a "You Are There" impression, a package created to
inform, involve and entertain an audience looking to be reminded of all that is
great about the United States.
Lee Bowman is narrator and star.
Burt Lancaster as PATRICK HENRY.
Lee Bowman as TOM PAINE, ROBERT E. LEE & BOY on "Streets of Laredo" skit
Rosalind Russell as NARRATOR of the Battles of Lexington & Concord & Shots.
Richard Carlson as THOMAS JEFFERSON and Pres. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Susan Oliver as NARRATOR COMMENTATOR throughout the album.
Lloyd Nolan as Gen. GEORGE WASHINGTON "Farewell to the Continental Army"
John Forsythe as Pres. JAMES MONROE and Pres. WOODROW WILSON.
Ronald Reagan with his wife NANCY DAVIS REAGAN reciting CONSTITUTION & BILL OF RIGHT
Jonathan Winters as Pres. ANDREW JACKSON.
Forrest Tucker as Col. WILLIAM B. TRAVIS at the Alamo.
Ceasar Romero as Pres. JAMES POLK and as INDIAN CHIEF.
Virginia Gregg NARRATING & COMMENTING throughout the Album.
Anne Baxter as DOROTHEA LYNDE DIX.
William Bakewell as WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON and Pres. CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
George Hamilton as JEFFERSON DAVIS, President of the Confederacy.
Walter Pidgeon as ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Joan Foster as Voice of Liberty: "Give me your tired, your Poor...."
Daws Butler Characterizations throughout the album.
Lorne Greene as Pres. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. as Gen. DOUGLAS MACARTHUR.
Fred McMurray as Pres. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER.
Henry Fonda as Pres. JOHN F. KENNEDY. "Ask not what your Country can..."
Roscoe Lee Brown as Martin Luther KING. "I Have a Dream...."
Hugh O'Brien as Pres. LYNDON B. JOHNSON.

Also on the flip side of records 5 & 6 there is music which is composed primarily
of the music background for this production and is herewith presented in un-
interrupted form as another valuable facet of American Heritage. In this order:
Fanfare- National Emblem- American Revolutionary War medley- March of the British
Grenadiers- Yankee Doodle- America- Washington Post March- America The Beautiful-
The Shenandoah- Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean- World War I Medley- Deutschland
Uber Alles- Meadowland- Star Spangled Banner- Hoe Down Medley- Dixie- Battle Hymn
of the Republic- Hail to the Chief- Marcia Reale- It's a Long, Long Way to Tip-
perary- Aupres De Ma Blonde- National Emblem- The Entertainer- When the Saints
Go Marching In- Rhapsody in Blue- Let's Dance- As Time goes By- Africa- La
Marseillaise- Deutschland Uber Alles- Street Scene- Orders- Plane- We Shall
Overcome- Sprach Zarathustra- & Stars and Stripes forever.

(60) NORMAN CORWIN'S "On a Note of Triumph" Broadcast on VE Day on CBS.

REEL 1016. CHURCHILL BIOGRAPHY
(6 Hours) CHURCHILL BIOGRAPHY Narrated by Richard Burton.

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REEL 1017. TOOTH FAIRY
(90) TOOTH FAIRY Programs 1 thru 40.
(90) TOOTH FAIRY Programs 41 thru 80
(90) TOOTH FAIRY Programs 81 thru 123
(90) TOOTH FAIRY Programs 124 thru 166

REEL 1018. MORE SATIRE
(90) THE STORY Lady Satirical short stories along the same line
(60) THE STORY LADY as Chicken Man and First Baby.
(30) NIGHTMARCH
(90) RETURN TO PAPER PLATES
(80) RETURN TO PAPER PLATES
(10) THE STORY LADY (concluded from 2L)

REEL 1019. RADIO SATIRE FROM WBAI-FM NEW YORK
SATIRICAL VIEW: Humorous Commercials and Tone Poem.
THE RADIO: Under the Gun-- Cabaret of the Airwaves-- The Sea Grave.
BEER COMMERCIAL.
TALK BETWEEN TWO STUDENTS.
(90) THE DOLLAR GAME (Quiz Show)
TALK BETWEEN TWO STUDENTS.
PRINCESS OF TYRE.
INTERVIEW WITH LITTLE GIRLS AND BOYS.
SATIRICAL VIEW: The World is Your Oyster.
TECCHI-TIME

(90) ARMCHAIR THEATRE: The Game of Chess.
SATIRICAL VIEW: Adventures of Dr. Stanley Hamburger.
TECCHI-TIME
DO YOU REMEMBER? Radio's Greatest Themes.
ARMCHAIR THEATRE: The Last Caper-- The Chocolate Maltese Falcon.
THE ADVENTURES OF DR. STRANGE: The Baron Mordo Show.
SATIRICAL VIEW: Citizen Verby.

(90) POISON DARTS THEATRE: Hold Up.
POISON DARTS THEATRE: OTP Comes to N.Y. - You Bet.
SATIRICAL THEATRE: Captain Privilege and Peter Patriot. (Project Bozo)
TECCHI TIME.
ARMCHAIR THEATRE: Luck-a-Horse Opera.

(90) NED and FRED HEAD: Action at the Insomnia Hotel.
REPORT ON THE ARMY RESERVE PROGRAM. 10/15/71
BOZO BROTHERS: Don't Give Up the Ship.

REEL 1020. DISC JOCKEYS
(45) DISC JOCKEYS Jumping George KSA- San Francisco "I've Got a Woman" 1955
(45) DISC JOCKEYS Bobbin' with Robin WDMH- Detroit "Roll over Beethoven" 1956
(45) DISC JOCKEYS Joe Niagra WIBG - Philadelphia "Suzy Q" 1957
(45) DISC JOCKEYS Silver Dollar Suavey KIL - St. Louis "At the Hop" 1958
(45) DISC JOCKEYS Huntin' with Hunter KGFJ - Los Angeles "Hully Gully" 1959
(45) DISC JOCKEYS Dick Biondi WKBW - Buffalo "You Talk Too Much" 1960
(45) DISC JOCKEYS Night Train WMEX - Boston "Blue Moon" 1961
(45) DISC JOCKEYS The Weird Beard" KLIF - Dallas "The Peppermint Twist" 1962