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R-872 “872”
  • Reminiscences 1960. (1972) 4/15/1972
    w/ Max Morath
  • Reminiscences 1959. From the Biltmore Hotel in Chicago (Shades of the old remote...) Arbors. (1972) 4/16/1972
    w/ Max Morath
  • Reminiscences 1958. (1972) 4/17/1972
    w/ Arbors
  • Reminiscences 1957. (1972) 4/18/1972
    w/ Dr. Baird
  • Reminiscences 1956. Boy of the Year. (1972) 4/19/1972
    w/ Richard Hayes (a regular)
  • Reminiscences 1955. (1972) 4/20/1972
  • Reminiscences 1954. (1972) 4/21/1972
    w/ Richard Hayes
  • Reminiscences 1953. (1972) 4/22/1972
  • Reminiscences 1952. (1972) 4/23/1972
    w/ Richard Hayes
  • Reminiscences 1950. Arthur sings: I'm a Dreamer; Candy & Cake; Gon Fishin'. (1972) 4/25/1972
    w/ Richard Hayes
  • Reminiscences 1949. (1972) 4/26/1972
  • Reminiscences 1948 Interview. (1972) 4/27/1972
    w/ Bill Ruckleshouse (EPA)
R-873 “873”
  • Reminiscences 1947. (1972) 4/28/1972
    w/ Bill Ruckleshouse & John Baird on Ecology
  • Reminiscences 1946. Richard Hayes' last show. (1972) 4/29/1972
  • Reminiscences 1945. THE LAST SHOW OF ARTHUR GODFREY TIME. 1945 was the 1st year of the show. Band plays a bit of the original theme: "Chasing Shadows", not the so familiar one. Arthur reflects on his long career & plays a cut of his description of FDR's funeral, when as a newsman Godfrey broke down- assuring him that he could not be a newscaster...& led him toward his special place in radio. A moving show. (1972) 4/30/1972
  • ARTHUR GODFREY (1970) 9/7/1970
    w/ Clancy Bros
  • AFRS Joan sings: "I Didn't Know the Gun Was Loaded (1949) 11/6/1949
    w/ Joan Davis
    7/27/1952 (no opening). Julias LaRosa; 3/24/1971 (slight buzz). Ralph Shoenstein
  • ARTHUR GODFREY (1971) 3/29/1971
    w/ Vivian Delacisa
  • Direct input from Kinescopes. (1950) 1950
    w/ John Nash
    (TV SHOW)
  • TV SHOWS # S80429 & # S80415 (1950) 1950
    (TV SHOW)
  • FAMOUS SEGMENT OF SHOW WHERE ART. LETS JULIAS LA ROSA KNOW ON THE AIR, THAT HE'S NO LONGER PART OF THE CAST.. After Julias sings.
    date: Oct. 53
  • Nabisco. (1949) 4/28/1949
  • Interviewed by Tom Snyder on the TOMORROW SHOW (TV) (1975) 2/19/1975
R-874 “874”
  • MARY WARD Episode # 78. 12/11/36 (1936) 12/11/1936
  • MARY WARD Episode # 79. 12/12/36 (1936) 12/12/1936
  • MARY WARD Episode # 80. 12/15/36 (1936) 12/15/1936
  • MARY WARD Episode # 81. 12/16/36 (1936) 12/16/1936
  • MARY WARD Episode # 82. 12/17/36 (1936) 12/17/1936
  • MARY WARD Episode # 83. 12/18/36 (1936) 12/18/1936
  • MARY WARD Episode # 88. 12/25/36 (Christmas) (1936) 12/25/1936
  • MARY WARD Episode # 89. 12/26/36 Produced by Montgomery Ward (1936) 12/26/1936
  • MARY WARD Episode # 92. 12/31/36 Taken from "Bill & Dale World (1936) 12/31/1936
  • Transcriptions"
  • MARY WARD Episode # 94. 1/2/37 (1937) 1/2/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 95. 1/3/37 Mary is a sales representive (1937) 1/3/1937
  • of Wards, and visits many homes
  • weaving Wards commercials through
  • all the stories. Prices of the
  • 1930's quoted (1930) 1930
  • MARY WARD Episode # 108. 1/22/37 (1937) 1/22/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 109. 1/23/37 (1937) 1/23/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 130. 2/21/37 (1937) 2/21/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 137. 3/4/37 (1937) 3/4/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 138. 3/5/37 (1937) 3/5/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 160. 4/4/37 (1937) 4/4/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 164. 4/10/37 (1937) 4/10/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 165. 4/11/37 (1937) 4/11/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 168. 4/16/37 (1937) 4/16/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 169. 4/17/37 (1937) 4/17/1937
  • MARY WARD Episode # 170. 4/18/37 (1937) 4/18/1937
  • Arthur Godfrey, who made his first appearance on radio in
  • 1929 on a Baltimore amateur hour, began to attract audi- (1929) 1929
  • ence attention in 1934 when he joined WTOP, a CBS sta- (1934) 1934
  • 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 (1941) 1941
  • 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) (1930) 1930
  • The first broadcast of "Arthur Godfrey Time" in 1941. The (1941) 1941
  • girl at the microphone is singer Patty Clayton. In 1960 (1960) 1960
  • "Arthur Godfrey Time" was still a morning favorite

Transcription (raw)

## LEFT COLUMN
REEL 872. ARTHUR GODFREY TIME
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/15/72 w/Max Morath Reminiscences 1960.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/16/72 w/Max Morath Reminiscences 1959. From the
Biltmore Hotel in Chicago (Shades of the old remote...) Arbors.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/17/72 w/Arbors Reminiscences 1958.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/18/72 w/Dr. Baird Reminiscences 1957.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/19/72 w/Richard Hayes (a regular) Reminiscences 1956.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/20/72 Reminiscences 1955. Boy of the Year.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/21/72 w/Richard Hayes. Reminiscences 1954.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/22/72 Reminiscences 1953.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/23/72 w/Richard Hayes. Reminiscences 1952.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/25/72 w/Richard Hayes. Reminiscences 1950.
Arthur sings: I'm a Dreamer; Candy & Cake; Gon Fishin'.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/26/72 Reminiscences 1949.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/27/72 w/Bill Ruckleshouse (EPA) Reminiscences 1948 Interview.

REEL 873. ARTHUR GODFREY
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/28/72 w/Bill Ruckleshouse & John Baird on Ecology. 1947.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/29/72 Richard Hayes' last show. Reminiscences 1946.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/30/72 THE LAST SHOW OF ARTHUR
GODFREY TIME. Reminiscences 1945.
1945 was the 1st year of the show. Band plays a bit of the original
theme: "Chasing Shadows", not the so familiar one. Arthur reflects on
his long career & plays a cut of his description of FDR's funeral, when
as a newsman Godfrey broke down- assuring him that he could not be a
newscaster...& led him toward his special place in radio. A moving show.

(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 9/7/70 w/Clancy Bros.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 11/6/49 w/ Joan Davis AFRS Joan sings: "I Didn't Know the Gun Was Loaded"
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 7/27/52 w/Julias LaRosa. (no opening).
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 3/24/71 w/Ralph Shoenstein. (slight buzz)
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 3/29/71 w/Vivian Delacisa.
(15) ARTHUR GODFREY 1950's w/John Nash Direct input from Kinescopes. (TV SHOW)
(15) ARTHUR GODFREY 1950's TV SHOWS # S80429 & # S80415 (TV SHOW)
(10) ARTHUR GODFREY Oct. 53 FAMOUS SEGMENT OF SHOW WHERE ART. LETS JULIAS LA ROSA KNOW ON
THE AIR, THAT HE'S NO LONGER PART OF THE CAST.. After Julias sings.
(30) ARTHUR GODFREY 4/28/49 Nabisco.
(50) ARTHUR GODFREY Interviewed by Tom Snyder on the TOMORROW SHOW (TV) 2/19/75

REEL 874. THE TRAVELS OF MARY WARD
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 78. 12/11/36
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 79. 12/12/36
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 80. 12/15/36
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 81. 12/16/36
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 82. 12/17/36
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 83. 12/18/36
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 88. 12/25/36 (Christmas)
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 89. 12/26/36 Produced by Montgomery Ward.
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 92. 12/31/36 Taken from "Bill & Dale World
Transcriptions"
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 94. 1/2/37
(15) 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.
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 108. 1/22/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 109. 1/23/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 130. 2/21/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 137. 3/4/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 138. 3/5/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 160. 4/4/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 164. 4/10/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 165. 4/11/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 168. 4/16/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 169. 4/17/37
(15) MARY WARD Episode # 170. 4/18/37

## RIGHT COLUMN
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.