The Recollections At Thirty Radio Program
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Background
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Series Derivatives:
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AFRTS END-540 'Recollections At 30'; Biography In Sound |
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Genre: |
Anthology of Golden Age Radio Historical Retrospectives |
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Network(s): |
NBC; The AFRTS |
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Audition Date(s) and Title(s): |
None |
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Premiere Date(s) and Title(s): |
56-07-04 01 Premiere Program |
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Run Dates(s)/ Time(s): |
56-07-04 to |
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Syndication: |
AFRTS; NBC |
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Sponsors: |
Ed Herlihy - Host/Announcer
Graham McNamee - Host
Leslie Howard - Guest Host
Fred Collins, Ben Gage, Ben Grauer, Milton Cross [Announcers]
Gene Hamilton - Narrator/Announcer
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Director(s): |
Bob Maurer |
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Principal Performers: |
Jimmy Walker, George Whiting, Graham McNamee, Billy Murray, Gene Arnold, Edward Bowes, Goodman Ace, Jane Ace, Leslie Howard, Maxie Rosenbloom, Rosa Ponselle, Leslie Ruth Howard, Al Jolson, Bobby Clark, Chester Lauck, Frances Langford, Fred Allen, Norris Goff, Paul McCullough, Portland Hoffa, Rudy Vallee, Tom Howard, George Shelton, Ralph Edwards, Bob Burns, Bing Crosby, Douglas Williams, Jesse Owens, Dixie Lee Crosby, Don Ameche, Edgar Bergen, Jerry Belcher, Mary Boland, Parks Johnson, W.C.Fields, Bill Comstock, Gene and Glenn, Jack Benny, Kate Smith, Harry Von Zell, Abe Lyman, Ken Christy, John T. Anthony, Jim Jordan, Bill Thompson, Billy Jones, Ernie Hare, Herbert Morrison, Frank Crumit, Phil Baker, Parker Fennely, Arthur Allen, Charles Correll, Frank Munn, Freeman Gosden, Jimmy Fidler, Lucille Manners, Robert Simmons, Bebe Daniels, Ben Lyons, Deanna Durbin, Charles Coughlin, Eddie Cantor, Pat Padgett, Pick Malone, A & P Ghpsies, Dinah Shore, Ed East, Ed Wynn, Nelson Eddy, Ralph DUmke, Walter Damrosch, Cheerio, Frank Crumit, Ruth Etting, BOris Karloff, Buddy Clark, F. Chase Taylor, Vincent Lopez, Blanche Stewart, Bob Hope, Elvia Allman, Fanny Brice, Joe Penner, Judy Garland, Wallace Beery, Art Van Harvey, Bernadine Flynn, Elizabeth Lenox, Ernestine Schumann-Heink, Frank Munn, Jean Dickerson, Lynn Fontanne, Milton Cross, Richard Mossen, Tallulah Bankhead, Edgar Bergen, Jean Sablon, Sigmund S paeth, Wallace Beery, Portland Hoffa, Helen Kane, Gloria Grafton, Richard Rogers, Alan Reed, Ireene Wicker, Walter Damrosch, Professor Kaltenmeyer, Lanny Ross, Jack Pearl, Floyd Gibbons, Art Tatum, John Barrymore, Ethel Merman, Judy Holliday, Bea Wain, Martha Raye, Cary Grant, Ginny SImms, Al Kelly, Gene Autry, Tommy Riggs, Joan Davis, Irene Dunne, Ben Blue, Douglas Corrigan, Vaughn de Leath, Tony Wons, Barry Wood, Bert Hirsch, Elizabeth Lenox, Ethel Barrymore, Will Rogers, Alexander Woollcott, Raymond Massey, Ford Bond, Helen Hayes, Vincent Price, Perry Como, Harriet Hilliard, Elsie Janis, Gene Raymond, Charles Laughton, Wynn Murray, Ray Heatherton, Smith Ballew, Harry Lauder, Mary Martin, Milton Berle, Eleanor Powell, Fats Waller, Morton Downey, Beatrice Lillie, Ignace Paderewski, Connie Boswell, Alois Havrilla, Muriel Wilson, Molasses and January, Richard Crooks, Charles Winninger, Arthur Tracy, Nellie Revell, Sigmund Romberg, Deems Taylor, June Walker, Edwin C. Hill, Mary Livingstone, Jack Benny, Don Wilson, Johnny Green, Kenny Baker, Jesse Crawford, B.A. Rolfe, Gene Austin, May Singhi Breen, Peter de Rose, Don McNeill, Whispering Jack Smith, Greta Garbo, Lionel Barrymore, Shirley Temple, Marian Anderson, Clifton Fadiman |
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Recurring Character(s): |
Varied from program to program |
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Protagonist(s): |
Varied from program to program |
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Author(s): |
James M. Barrie |
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Writer(s) |
None |
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Musicians: |
George Olsen and His Orchestra, The B.G. Goodrich Silvertown Cord Orchestra, George C. Handy, Tom Coakley and His Orchestra, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchesetra, Abe Lyman and His Orchestra, Blue Baron and His Orchestra, Frank Black and His Orchestra, Paul Lavalle and His Orchestra, Victor Young and His Orchestra, Freddie Rich and His Orchestra, Ben Bernie and His Orchestra, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson and the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, Meredith Wilson and His Orchestra, Lennie Hayton and His Orchestra, Kay Kyser and His Orchestra, Larry Clinton and His Orchestra, Bertrand Hirsch and His Magic Violin, Mark Warnow and His Orchestra, The NBC Orchestra, Ted Weems and His Orchestra, Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra, Jesse Crawford playing the new WMAQ pipe organ, Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra |
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Vocalists and Composers: |
George Whiting, Irving Berlin, Joe Howard, George M. Cohan, Bill Murray, Vance McKuen, NBC Minstrels, De Marco Sisters, Little Jack Little, Bobby Breen, Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford, The Revelers, Julia Sanderson, Joe Penner, Ginger Rogers, Mickey Rooney, Sophie Tucker, Al Jolson, Ben Bernie, Frank Munn, Jean Dickenson, Elizabeth Lenox, The Buckingham Choir, Kate Smith, Jean Sablon, John McCormack, Fred MacMurray, Dorothy Lamour, Carmen Miranda, Grace Moore, Judy Canova, Zeke Canova, Annie Canova, Judy (Judith Twin) Holiday with The Revuers, Lillian Roth, Cliff Weston, Russ Columbo, Tom Waring, The Johnson Choir, Perry Como, Jessica Dragonette, Jean Raymond, John Boles, Sir Harry Lauder, Eleanor Powell, The Silver Masked Tenor (Joseph White), The Rhythm Boys, The Ipana Troubadours |
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Announcer(s): |
Fred Collins
Ed Herlihy [Host] |
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Estimated Scripts or
Broadcasts: |
44 |
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Episodes in Circulation: |
41 |
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Total Episodes in Collection: |
40 |
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Provenances: |
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RadioGOLDINdex, Hickerson Guide.
Notes on Provenances:
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