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Structured entries

R-1044 “1044”
  • Landscaping (1946) 9/10/1946
  • Toy Pistol (1946) 12/20/1946
  • Rose Bowl Parade (1946) 12/27/1946
  • Napoleon Decendant (1947) 1/3/1947
  • Walter Pidgeon's Suit (1947) 1/17/1947
  • World's Greatest Lover
  • Alan discovers he is 11 years old (1947) 5/2/1947
  • Van Nuys Typical Mother (1947) 5/18/1947
  • Yacht Race (1947) 5/16/1947
  • Life Guard (1947) 5/30/1947
  • Alan & Betty at a Winter Lodge
    AFRS
  • Alan thinks he Inherited the 'Brown Derby' (1947) 2/21/1947
R-1045 “1045”
  • George & Gracie keep exchanging presents. (1944) 12/18/1944
  • Gracie mails a box of rocks.
    (muffled)
  • George runs for Political Office.
    w/ Ray Milland
  • Louella Parsons guests. (1944) 9/1/1944
  • North Pole and Santa.
  • Post War Home. (1944) 10/10/1944
  • Dr. Burns- George a Doctor?
  • Gracie wants Bill Goodwin to get married.
  • Gracie & Blanche go to Auction without any money. (1944) 8/29/1944
  • Gracie tries to talk Bing Crosby into Retiring. (1947) 12/4/1947
  • Help neighbors with Marital Problems. (1948) 9/30/1948
  • A visit with Rita Heyworth; Comparing husbands.
R-1046 “1046”
  • Monologue on the "Tonight Show (1976) 2/19/1976
  • Monologue (1976) 2/20/1976
  • Monologue (1976) 2/24/1976
  • Monologue (1976) 2/25/1976
  • Monologue (1976) 2/26/1976
  • Monologue (1976) 2/27/1976
  • Monologue (1976) 3/2/1976
  • Monologue (1976) 3/3/1976
  • Monologue Johnny's singing debut (1976) 3/4/1976
  • Monologue (1976) 3/5/1976
  • Monologue goofed. Thinks Ford won Primary, Reagen did. (1976) 3/23/1976
  • Monologue (1976) 3/24/1976
    w/ Gore Vidal
    discussing Politics.
  • Monologue & guest Orson Welles. Pornography. (1976) 3/25/1976
    w/ Orson Welles
  • Monologue (1976) 3/26/1976
  • Monologue - Ways to save money. (1976) 3/31/1976
  • Monologue - Strikes, incl. TV technicians. (1976) 4/1/1976
    (1st part silent)
  • Monologue - Politics. Johnny has a bad back. (1976) 4/6/1976
  • Monologue - Politics & Karnak. (1976) 4/7/1976
  • Monologue - Stump the band. (1976) 4/8/1976
  • Monologue - The Singles Bars. (1976) 4/9/1976
  • Monologue -
  • Monologue - Carter's "Ethnic Purity"; Presidents tidbits. (1976) 4/13/1976
  • Monologue - Johnny the Drummer; The Alpo Commercial. (1976) 4/16/1976
  • Monologue - Politics. (1976) 4/28/1976
R-1047 “1047”
  • Madison High gets a tape recorder.
  • An offer to teach in French.
  • Connie's evening with Mr. Boynton.
  • Student Government Day.
  • Connie wants a Beaver Stole.
  • Connie tries to borrow money.
  • Experiments with films at school.
  • Mrs. Davis is interested in Mr. Barlow.
  • Connie and friends buy a side of Beef.
  • Mr. Boynton is interested in a French girl.
  • Mother's Day Surprise.
  • Head of the English department leaves.
R-1048 “1048”
  • Costello as Napoleon. (1946) 5/2/1946
    (f)
  • Lou selected as delegate to UNO (1942) 8/12/1942
  • Who's on 1st. (1944) 6/14/1944
    AFRS
  • Delegate to UNO (1948) 8/11/1948
  • On "Chase & Sanborn
    w/ Bergen & W.C. Fields
  • On "Command Performance".
  • On "Chase & Sanborn
    w/ Bergen; Walter Brennen & Ginny Simms
  • Sage of the Sahara. (1945) 3/8/1945
  • Who's on 1st, again. (1945) 2/15/1945
    w/ Rudy Vallee
  • Into the Future. (1944) 10/5/1944
  • The horse race. Lou's horse is Peanut Butter. (1944) 11/9/1944
  • The Andrew Sister's Ranch. (1945) 4/5/1945

Transcription (raw)

## LEFT COLUMN
REEL 1044. THE ALAN YOUNG SHOW
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Landscaping" 9/10/46
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Toy Pistol" 12/20/46
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Rose Bowl Parade" 12/27/46
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Napoleon Decendant" 1/3/47
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Walter Pidgeon's Suit" 1/17/47
(30) ALAN YOUNG "World's Greatest Lover"
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Alan discovers he is 11 years old" 5/2/47
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Van Nuys Typical Mother" 5/18/47
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Yacht Race" 5/16/47
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Life Guard" 5/30/47
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Alan & Betty at a Winter Lodge" AFRS
(30) ALAN YOUNG "Alan thinks he Inherited the 'Brown Derby'" 2/21/47

REEL 1045. GEORGE BURNS & GRACIE ALLEN
(30) BURNS & ALLEN George & Gracie keep exchanging presents. 12/18/44
(30) BURNS & ALLEN Gracie mails a box of rocks. (muffled)
(30) BURNS & ALLEN George runs for Political Office. w/Ray Milland.
(30) BURNS & ALLEN Louella Parsons guests. 9/1/44
(30) BURNS & ALLEN North Pole and Santa.
(30) BURNS & ALLEN Post War Home. 10/10/44
(30) BURNS & ALLEN Dr. Burns- George a Doctor?
(30) BURNS & ALLEN Gracie wants Bill Goodwin to get married.
(30) BURNS & ALLEN Gracie & Blanche go to Auction without any money. 8/29/44
(30) BURNS & ALLEN Gracie tries to talk Bing Crosby into Retiring. 12/4/47
(30) BURNS & ALLEN Help neighbors with Marital Problems. 9/30/48
(30) BURNS & ALLEN A visit with Rita Heyworth; Comparing husbands.

GEORGE BURNS/GRACIE ALLEN complete 1/2 hour shows Original Radio Broadcasts

REEL 1046. JOHNNY CARSON MONOLOGUES (From the: "Tonight Show")
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue on the "Tonight Show" 2/19/76
(10) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue 2/20/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue 2/24/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue 2/25/76
(18) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue 2/26/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue 2/27/76
(13) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue 3/2/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue 3/3/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue Johnny's singing debut 3/4/76
(19) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue 3/5/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue goofed. Thinks Ford won Primary, Reagen did. 3/23/76
(25) JOHNNY CARSON w/Gore Vidal discussing Politics. 3/24/76
(30) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue & guest Orson Welles. Pornography. 3/25/76
(20) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue 3/26/76
(20) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue - Ways to save money. 3/31/76
(10) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue - Strikes, incl. TV technicians. (1st part silent) 4/1/76
(13) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue - Politics. Johnny has a bad back. 4/6/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue - Politics & Karnak. 4/7/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue - Stump the band. 4/8/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue - The Singles Bars. 4/9/76
(17) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue -
(17) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue - Carter's "Ethnic Purity"; Presidents tidbits. 4/13/76
(15) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue - Johnny the Drummer; The Alpo Commercial. 4/16/76
(6) JOHNNY CARSON Monologue - Politics. 4/28/76

BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW
OUR MISS BROOKS

## RIGHT COLUMN
REEL 1047. OUR MISS BROOKS (g/f)
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Madison High gets a tape recorder.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS An offer to teach in French.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Connie's evening with Mr. Boynton.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Student Government Day.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Connie wants a Beaver Stole.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Connie tries to borrow money.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Experiments with films at school.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Mrs. Davis is interested in Mr. Barlow.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Connie and friends buy a side of Beef.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Mr. Boynton is interested in a French girl.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Mother's Day Surprise.
(30) OUR MISS BROOKS Head of the English department leaves.

REEL 1048. ABBOTT & COSTELLO
(30) ABBOTT & COSTELLO Costello as Napoleon. (f) 5/2/46
(30) ABBOTT & COSTELLO Lou selected as delegate to UNO 8/12/42
(30) ABBOTT & COSTELLO "Who's on 1st." AFRS 6/14/44
(30) ABBOTT & COSTELLO Delegate to UNO 8/11/48
(30) ABBOTT & COSTELLO On "Chase & Sanborn" w/Bergen & W.C. Fields.
(30) ABBOTT & COSTELLO On "Command Performance".
(30) ABBOTT & COSTELLO On "Chase & Sanborn" w/Bergen; Walter Brennen & Ginny Simms.
(30) ABBOTT & COSTELLO Sage of the Sahara. 3/8/45
(30) ABBOTT & COSTELLO Who's on 1st, again. w/Rudy Vallee. 2/15/45
(28) ABBOTT & COSTELLO Into the Future. 10/5/44
(29) ABBOTT & COSTELLO The horse race. Lou's horse is Peanut Butter. 11/9/44
(27) ABBOTT & COSTELLO The Andrew Sister's Ranch. 4/5/45

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello were popular radio comedians as early as 1938, the team which started in burlesque moved into vaudeville and then motion pictures in the late 1920's. Their humor relies essentially on "slap" and slap-stick. An example of Abbott and Costello humor:

ABBOTT: Where have you been Connie? Your clothes are all mussed up. You look like you haven't slept all night.
COSTELLO: I haven't, I can't find any place to live, I set up all night in the park, and this morning I had to get out of there.

ABBOTT: You had to get out of the park?
COSTELLO: Yeah, the pigeons gave me 24 hours to get a room.
ABBOTT: It's a wonder you didn't have to death sleeping in the park.
COSTELLO: Well, I had my little portable radio with me, that keeps me warm.
ABBOTT: Now, how can a radio keep you warm?
COSTELLO: I have it on Gabriel Hunter. This picture shows Abbott and Costello guesting on the Fred Allen Show.