Structured entries
- (27:41) LENNY The Original Broadway Cast recorded live at the Brooks Atkinson Theater
- LENNY Yadda Hop; The Best man in the Tribe; Working in a small town; Prison Break
- Lenny, Rusty & Sherman at the Club Charles; Sherman Hart & the Korean War
- Lenny & the Hindenberg; Rusty & Lenny in Love; Sally, Aunt Mema, Lenny & Cast
- A dedicated band of Perverts; A marriage in Traannnssyyyvllvannia
- (30:45) LENNY To California; You Bettuh auf; The Baby; Collect call from Mrs. Rusty Bruce
- The Telephone Co.; A Nation of black people we know nothing about; Minorities
- In the Forest; Marriages
- (28:37) LENNY Sick Nick; One who killed our Lord; Christ, Moses & Billy Graham
- Act. II Stereo
- The Defendant Lenny Bruce; Dirty Lenny; He said Blah-Blahblah; Tooou is a
- preposition; Commmmme is a verb
- SIDE 2. Stereo
- (28:30) LENNY The Attraction is tits and Ass; Pellagra is a hip disease; Jurles, The
- Police, Jackie Kennedy, I'm a good American; In my fantasy; Lyndon Johnson
- and the Negro; Fighting for my Life; Dead, Leonard A. Schneider
- ALL IN THE FAMILY Atlantic recording Corp. 1972 (Stereo)
(1972)
1972
- (3:22) ALL IN THE FAMILY 1. Breasts. Archie Bunker: Carroll O'Connor
- (2:55) ALL IN THE FAMILY 2. Hog Jowls. Edith Bunker: Jean Stapleton
- (7:23) ALL IN THE FAMILY 3. The Man in the Street. Gloria Stivick: Sally Struthers
- (8:26) ALL IN THE FAMILY 4. Sammy's Visit. Mike Stivick: Bob Reiner
- (2:54) ALL IN THE FAMILY 5. Archie meets Mike. Cousin Maude: Bea Arthur
- (2:58) ALL IN THE FAMILY 6. Archie and Maude. Mr. Jefferson: Mel Stewart
- (8:25) ALL IN THE FAMILY 7. Archie in Jail. Sammy Davis, Jr. plays himself
- (6:23) ALL IN THE FAMILY 8. The Elevator
- (7:50) ALL IN THE FAMILY 9. Change of Life
- The Yiddish proverb quoted by Levy the TV repairman translates as follows: "You should
- have a hotel with a thousand rooms, and get a stomach-ache in every room."
- JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL Word Dance
- JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL The Night the Bed Fell A Thurber Carnival
- JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL The Unicorn in the Garden opened at the Anta
- JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL The Little Girl & the Wolf Theatre in New York
- JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL Memorial to a Dog on Feb. 26, 1960
(1960)
1960
- JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL Casuals of the Keys
- JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL The Last Flower
- JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL File and Forget
- JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL Potpourri
- JAMES THURBER Discussed by author Burton Bernstein who wrote the Biography
- "Thurber" on "Cook Beat" Bernstein combines selections from the Humorist's
- drawings, prose & plays with a portrait for the man who was beset by
- physical & emotional difficulties. 5/28/75
(1975)
5/28/1975
- NITE CLUB COMEDY Disertation on the word "shit"
- NITE CLUB COMEDY Hair
- NITE CLUB COMEDY Deodorant Pads
- NITE CLUB COMEDY Commercials
- NITE CLUB COMEDY Pills
- NITE CLUB COMEDY Game Shows
- NITE CLUB COMEDY Ed Sullivan
- NITE CLUB COMEDY Daytime TV
- (15:43) AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MISS JANE PITTMAN by Ernest J. Gaines Read by Claudia McNeil
- "Soldiers"
- (13:27) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Freedom"
- (11:39) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Heading North"
- (10:39) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Massacre"
- (10:47) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Heading South"
- (11:05) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Shelter for a Night"
- (14:22) AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MISS JANE PITTMAN "All Kinds of People"
- (11:29) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "The Hunter"
- (20:16) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "An Old Man"
- MAURICE CHEVALIER SINGS HIS EARLY MOVIE HITS
- LOUISE (From: Innocents of Paris) 1929
(1929)
1929
- WAIT 'TIL YOU SEE "MA CHERIE" (From: Innocents of Paris) 1929
(1929)
1929
- MIMI (From: Love Me Tonight) 1932
(1932)
1932
- ALL I WANT IS JUST ONE GIRL (From: Paramount on Parade) 1930
(1930)
1930
- (UP ON TOP OF A RAINBOW) SWEEPIN' THE CLOUDS AWAY (Paramount on Parade) 1930
(1930)
1930
- LIVIN' IN THE SUNLIGHT, LOVIN' IN THE MOONLIGHT (From: The Big Pond) 1930
(1930)
1930
- YOU BROUGHT A NEW KIND OF LOVE TO ME (From: The Big Pond) 1930
(1930)
1930
- PERSONNE NE S'EN SERT MAINTENANT (From: The Love Parade) 1929
(1929)
1929
- MON COCKTAIL D'AMOUR & PARIS, STAY THE SAME (From: The Love Parade) 1929
(1929)
1929
- QUAND ON TIENT LE COUP & QU' AURIEZ-VOUS FAIT? (From: The Playboy of Paris) 1930
(1930)
1930
- OH! CETTE MITZII (From: One Hour With You) 1932
(1932)
1932
- MAURICE CHEVALIER Emidisc (French Pressing)
- (2:15) VALENTINE w/H. Christine, Maurice Chevalier & A. Willemetz 1928
(1928)
1928
- (2:15) PARIS, JE T'AIME D'AMOUR (From film: Parade d'amour) 1931
(1931)
1931
- (2:35) MAIS MON...MAIS MON MADAME (From film: Paramount en Parade) 1931
(1931)
1931
- (2:55) MA POMME (From film: L'homme du jour) 1936
(1936)
1936
- (6:10) LA JAVA EN MINEUR & CA FAIT D'EXCELLENTS FRANCAIS 1937
(1937)
1937
- (3:15) LA SYMPHONIE DES SEMELLES DE BOIS 1943
(1943)
1943
- (4:48) DAN LA VIE, FAUT PAS S'EN FAIRE & JE M'DONNE (From Operetta: Dede) 1921
(1921)
1921
- (1:50) COUPLETS DE "LA- HAUT" (From Operetta: La-haut) 1923
(1923)
1923
- (5:41) SI VOUS N'AIMEZ PAS CA & C'EST PARIS (From Operetta: La-haut) 1923
(1923)
1923
- (2:23) VINGT ANS 1949
(1949)
1949
- (2:45) MARCHE DE MENILMONTANT (From Revue: Pour toi Paris) 1942
(1942)
1942
- MAURICE Pathe' (French Pressing)
- (2:15) VALENTINA 1928
(1928)
1928
- (3:16) MA LOUISE (From film: Chansons de Paris) 1929
(1929)
1929
- (2:30) NOUVEAU BONHEUR (From film: La grande mare) 1930
(1930)
1930
- (2:23) MIMI (From film: Aimez-moie soir) 1930
(1930)
1930
- (6:36) MON COCKTAIL D'AMOUR OH! CETTE MITZI PARIS, JE T'AIME D'AMOUR 1932
(1932)
1932
- (5:40) PROSPER QUAND UN VICOMTE 1935
(1935)
1935
- (5:25) MA POMME LE CHAPEAU DE ZOGO 1936
(1936)
1936
- (3:10) AH! SI VOUS CONNAISSEZ MA POULE 1938
(1938)
1938
- (5:50) IL PLEURAIT CA FAIT D'EXCELLENTS FRANCAIS 1939
(1939)
1939
- (6:05) APPELEZ CA COMME VOUS VOULEZ PARIS SERA TOUJOURS PARIS 1939
(1939)
1939
- (3:05) CA C'EST PASSE UN DIMANCHE 1939
(1939)
1939
- (9:00) DITES-MOI MA MERE CA SENT SI BON LA FRANCE TOI...TOI...TOI... 1941
(1941)
1941
- (3:10) LA CHANSON DU MACON 1941
(1941)
1941
- (2:45) MARCHE DE MENILMONTANT 1942
(1942)
1942
- (3:15) LA SYMPHONIE DES SEMELLES DE BOIS 1943
(1943)
1943
- (3:01) LA FETE A NEU-NEU 1944
(1944)
1944
- (5:35) FLEUR DE PARIS LA CHANSON POPULAIRE 1945
(1945)
1945
- (2:40) POUR LES AMANTS (From film: Le silence est d'or) 1947
(1947)
1947
- (2:24) UN P'TIT SOURIR' MAM'ZELLE 1948
(1948)
1948
- SPIKE JONES AND HIS CITY SLICKERS
- Cocktails for Two; William Tell Overture; Chloe; My Old Flame; The Glow Worm
- None but the Lonely Heart; Laura; The Man on the Flying Trapese; You Always Hurt
- the One you Love; Der Fuehrer's Face; Dance of the Hours; Hawaiian War Chant
- SONGS THAT WON THE WAR
- (We're Gonna Hang Out) The Washing on the Siegfried Line; This is the Army
- Bless 'Em All; I'll Be Seeing You; When the Lights Go On Again; The White Cliffs
- of Dover; Run Rabbit Run; I've Got Sixpence; Kiss me Goodnight Sgt. Major; I'll
- get Bye; We'll Meet Again; Lords of the Air; Moonlight Serenade; Yours; A
- Nighthengale Sang in Berkeley Square; Kiss the Boys Goodbye; Roll Me Over; I've
- got a lovely Bunch of Coconuts; I'll Never Smile Again; That Lovely Weekend
- I'll be with You in Apple Blossom Time; Lili Marlene; Roll out the Barrel
- There'll Always be an England
- ORIGINAL RECORDINGS BY GLENN MILLER & HIS ORCHESTRA
- Sunrise Serenade (4/10/39); My Reverie (9/27/38); Pagan Love Song (6/27/39)
(1939)
4/10/1939
- To You (5/9/39); And the Angels Sing (4/4/39); Elmer's Tune (8/11/41)
(1939)
5/9/1939
- Ciribiribin (11/18/39); Runnin' Wild (4/18/39); Blue Evening (5/25/39
(1939)
11/18/1939
- Melancholy Lullaby (9/11/39)
(1939)
9/11/1939
- THE BEST OF TOMMY DORSEY Vol. 1. (1937 - 1941)
(1937)
1937
- Stop, Look & Listen (4/15/47); Boogie Woogie (9/16/38); Well, All Right (5/22/39)
(1947)
4/15/1947
- Tea for Two (3/15/39); East of the Sun (4/23/40); Swanee River (10/16/40)
(1939)
3/15/1939
- Swing High (10/16/40); For You (1/20/41); Stom' it Off (7/20/39); Stop, It's
(1940)
10/16/1940
- Wonderful (7/20/39); Easy Does It (10/25/39); Deep River (2/17/41); Yes, Indeed!
(1939)
7/20/1939
- Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (2/17/41); Swing' on Nothin' (7/15/41)
(1941)
2/17/1941
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## HEADING: REEL 833. MAURICE CHEVALIER (1888-1972) + MUSIC NOSTALGIA
## LEFT COLUMN
REEL 831. ADULT COMEDY (Stereo Records)
(27:41) LENNY The Original Broadway Cast recorded live at the Brooks Atkinson Theater
LENNY Yadda Hop; The Best man in the Tribe; Working in a small town; Prison Break;
Lenny, Rusty & Sherman at the Club Charles; Sherman Hart & the Korean War;
Lenny & the Hindenberg; Rusty & Lenny in Love; Sally, Aunt Mema, Lenny & Cast;
A dedicated band of Perverts; A marriage in Traannnssyyyvllvannia.
(30:45) LENNY To California; You Bettuh auf; The Baby; Collect call from Mrs. Rusty Bruce;
The Telephone Co.; A Nation of black people we know nothing about; Minorities;
In the Forest; Marriages.
(28:37) LENNY Sick Nick; One who killed our Lord; Christ, Moses & Billy Graham.
Act. II Stereo
The Defendant Lenny Bruce; Dirty Lenny; He said Blah-Blahblah; Tooou is a
preposition; Commmmme is a verb.
SIDE 2. Stereo
(28:30) LENNY The Attraction is tits and Ass; Pellagra is a hip disease; Jurles, The
Police, Jackie Kennedy, I'm a good American; In my fantasy; Lyndon Johnson
and the Negro; Fighting for my Life; Dead, Leonard A. Schneider.
ALL IN THE FAMILY Atlantic recording Corp. 1972 (Stereo)
(3:22) ALL IN THE FAMILY 1. Breasts. Archie Bunker: Carroll O'Connor
(2:55) ALL IN THE FAMILY 2. Hog Jowls. Edith Bunker: Jean Stapleton
(7:23) ALL IN THE FAMILY 3. The Man in the Street. Gloria Stivick: Sally Struthers
(8:26) ALL IN THE FAMILY 4. Sammy's Visit. Mike Stivick: Bob Reiner
(2:54) ALL IN THE FAMILY 5. Archie meets Mike. Cousin Maude: Bea Arthur
(2:58) ALL IN THE FAMILY 6. Archie and Maude. Mr. Jefferson: Mel Stewart
(8:25) ALL IN THE FAMILY 7. Archie in Jail. Sammy Davis, Jr. plays himself
(6:23) ALL IN THE FAMILY 8. The Elevator.
(7:50) ALL IN THE FAMILY 9. Change of Life
The Yiddish proverb quoted by Levy the TV repairman translates as follows: "You should
have a hotel with a thousand rooms, and get a stomach-ache in every room."
REEL 832. THURBER - COMEDY - BIOGRAPHY
(8) JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL Word Dance
(10) JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL The Night the Bed Fell A Thurber Carnival
(3) JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL The Unicorn in the Garden opened at the Anta
(2) JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL The Little Girl & the Wolf Theatre in New York
(4) JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL Memorial to a Dog on Feb. 26, 1960
(8) JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL Casuals of the Keys
(4) JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL The Last Flower
(13) JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL File and Forget
(4) JAMES THURBER CARNIVAL Potpourri
(30) JAMES THURBER Discussed by author Burton Bernstein who wrote the Biography
"Thurber" on "Cook Beat" Bernstein combines selections from the Humorist's
drawings, prose & plays with a portrait for the man who was beset by
physical & emotional difficulties. 5/28/75.
(10) NITE CLUB COMEDY Disertation on the word "shit".
(4) NITE CLUB COMEDY Hair
(6) NITE CLUB COMEDY Deodorant Pads
(4) NITE CLUB COMEDY Commercials
(10) NITE CLUB COMEDY Pills
(5) NITE CLUB COMEDY Game Shows
(4) NITE CLUB COMEDY Ed Sullivan
(3) NITE CLUB COMEDY Daytime TV
(15:43) AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MISS JANE PITTMAN by Ernest J. Gaines Read by Claudia McNeil
"Soldiers"
(13:27) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Freedom"
(11:39) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Heading North"
(10:39) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Massacre"
(10:47) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Heading South"
(11:05) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Shelter for a Night"
(14:22) AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MISS JANE PITTMAN "All Kinds of People"
(11:29) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "The Hunter"
(20:16) AUTOBIOGRAPHY "An Old Man"
## RIGHT COLUMN
MAURICE CHEVALIER SINGS HIS EARLY MOVIE HITS
(3) LOUISE (From: Innocents of Paris) 1929
(3) WAIT 'TIL YOU SEE "MA CHERIE" (From: Innocents of Paris) 1929
(2) MIMI (From: Love Me Tonight) 1932
(3) ALL I WANT IS JUST ONE GIRL (From: Paramount on Parade) 1930
(3) (UP ON TOP OF A RAINBOW) SWEEPIN' THE CLOUDS AWAY (Paramount on Parade) 1930
(3) LIVIN' IN THE SUNLIGHT, LOVIN' IN THE MOONLIGHT (From: The Big Pond) 1930
(3) YOU BROUGHT A NEW KIND OF LOVE TO ME (From: The Big Pond) 1930
(3) PERSONNE NE S'EN SERT MAINTENANT (From: The Love Parade) 1929
(4) MON COCKTAIL D'AMOUR & PARIS, STAY THE SAME (From: The Love Parade) 1929
(4) QUAND ON TIENT LE COUP & QU' AURIEZ-VOUS FAIT? (From: The Playboy of Paris) 1930
(2) OH! CETTE MITZII (From: One Hour With You) 1932
MAURICE CHEVALIER Emidisc (French Pressing)
(2:15) VALENTINE w/H. Christine, Maurice Chevalier & A. Willemetz 1928
(2:15) PARIS, JE T'AIME D'AMOUR (From film: Parade d'amour) 1931
(2:35) MAIS MON...MAIS MON MADAME (From film: Paramount en Parade) 1931
(2:55) MA POMME (From film: L'homme du jour) 1936
(6:10) LA JAVA EN MINEUR & CA FAIT D'EXCELLENTS FRANCAIS 1937
(3:15) LA SYMPHONIE DES SEMELLES DE BOIS 1943
(4:48) DAN LA VIE, FAUT PAS S'EN FAIRE & JE M'DONNE (From Operetta: Dede) 1921
(1:50) COUPLETS DE "LA- HAUT" (From Operetta: La-haut) 1923
(5:41) SI VOUS N'AIMEZ PAS CA & C'EST PARIS (From Operetta: La-haut) 1923
(2:23) VINGT ANS 1949
(2:45) MARCHE DE MENILMONTANT (From Revue: Pour toi Paris) 1942
MAURICE Pathe' (French Pressing)
(2:15) VALENTINA 1928
(3:16) MA LOUISE (From film: Chansons de Paris) 1929
(2:30) NOUVEAU BONHEUR (From film: La grande mare) 1930
(2:23) MIMI (From film: Aimez-moie soir) 1930
(6:36) MON COCKTAIL D'AMOUR OH! CETTE MITZI PARIS, JE T'AIME D'AMOUR 1932
(5:40) PROSPER QUAND UN VICOMTE 1935
(5:25) MA POMME LE CHAPEAU DE ZOGO 1936
(3:10) AH! SI VOUS CONNAISSEZ MA POULE 1938
(5:50) IL PLEURAIT CA FAIT D'EXCELLENTS FRANCAIS 1939
(6:05) APPELEZ CA COMME VOUS VOULEZ PARIS SERA TOUJOURS PARIS 1939
(3:05) CA C'EST PASSE UN DIMANCHE 1939
(9:00) DITES-MOI MA MERE CA SENT SI BON LA FRANCE TOI...TOI...TOI... 1941
(3:10) LA CHANSON DU MACON 1941
(2:45) MARCHE DE MENILMONTANT 1942
(3:15) LA SYMPHONIE DES SEMELLES DE BOIS 1943
(3:01) LA FETE A NEU-NEU 1944
(5:35) FLEUR DE PARIS LA CHANSON POPULAIRE 1945
(2:40) POUR LES AMANTS (From film: Le silence est d'or) 1947
(2:24) UN P'TIT SOURIR' MAM'ZELLE 1948
SPIKE JONES AND HIS CITY SLICKERS
(40) Cocktails for Two; William Tell Overture; Chloe; My Old Flame; The Glow Worm;
None but the Lonely Heart; Laura; The Man on the Flying Trapese; You Always Hurt
the One you Love; Der Fuehrer's Face; Dance of the Hours; Hawaiian War Chant.
SONGS THAT WON THE WAR
(60) (We're Gonna Hang Out) The Washing on the Siegfried Line; This is the Army;
Bless 'Em All; I'll Be Seeing You; When the Lights Go On Again; The White Cliffs
of Dover; Run Rabbit Run; I've Got Sixpence; Kiss me Goodnight Sgt. Major; I'll
get Bye; We'll Meet Again; Lords of the Air; Moonlight Serenade; Yours; A
Nighthengale Sang in Berkeley Square; Kiss the Boys Goodbye; Roll Me Over; I've
got a lovely Bunch of Coconuts; I'll Never Smile Again; That Lovely Weekend;
I'll be with You in Apple Blossom Time; Lili Marlene; Roll out the Barrel;
There'll Always be an England.
ORIGINAL RECORDINGS BY GLENN MILLER & HIS ORCHESTRA
(30) Sunrise Serenade (4/10/39); My Reverie (9/27/38); Pagan Love Song (6/27/39);
To You (5/9/39); And the Angels Sing (4/4/39); Elmer's Tune (8/11/41);
Ciribiribin (11/18/39); Runnin' Wild (4/18/39); Blue Evening (5/25/39;
Melancholy Lullaby (9/11/39)
THE BEST OF TOMMY DORSEY Vol. 1. (1937 - 1941)
(55) Stop, Look & Listen (4/15/47); Boogie Woogie (9/16/38); Well, All Right (5/22/39)
Tea for Two (3/15/39); East of the Sun (4/23/40); Swanee River (10/16/40)
Swing High (10/16/40); For You (1/20/41); Stom' it Off (7/20/39); Stop, It's
Wonderful (7/20/39); Easy Does It (10/25/39); Deep River (2/17/41); Yes, Indeed!;
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (2/17/41); Swing' on Nothin' (7/15/41)