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This upload contains 40 episodes of the Old Time Radio program, the Bickersons, starring Don Ameche and Frances Langford.The dates, episode numbers and titles...
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Spring 1942. Provincetown, Massachusetts. "Family of a Portuguese dory fisherman" surrounds their radio. Photo by John Collier for the Office of War Information. Shorpy Historic Picture Archive
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Radio Guide October 27, 1939
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The 1940s Radio Hour is a fast moving, jazz infused, swing dance musical featuring standards from the 40s. With a full jazz band onstage (think Glen Miller) along with colorful characters acting their story line in real time (a radio broadcast), favorites such as “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy”, and “Blue Moon” will have you “In the Mood” for a thrilling stage experience. Recommended for ages 10 and up.
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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the golden age of television with our definitive guide to the top historical drama series set in the mid-century. From gripping narratives to stunning period details, explore the pinnacle of storytelling that brings the past to life on screen.
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How radio came alive with the power of sound effects.
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Thanx to Smell Of Mints for this scan.
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Old day radio shows
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Whistler/Signal
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Hannah Hall, from Nottingham, East Midlands, developed an affinity with the 1940s after watching wartime films with her late grandfather, Henry, 78, as a little girl.
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Yesteradio OTR: Old Time Radio Shows screenshot 4 ...
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Mrs. William Woodward Jr., who shot and killed her millionaire husband early October 30th, is shown as she appeared in 1942 when others described her as "the most beautiful girl in radio." Known then as Ann Eden, she was appearing in the radio show, "Lincoln Highway."
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Every evening in the 1940s, a new kind of wonder flickered in American homes. Families sat watching their TV sets for a whopping average of five hours a day.
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0 Mary Livingstone Mrs Jack Benny for Olympic Radio ad 1946
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As fillers between programs to engage start time of a program you will hear old time radio commercial "spots". We trust this will add to the nostalgia of the golden age of radio broadcasting in the USA.
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March 1943. Rochester, New York. "The Babcocks, an American family, tuning in for war news. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock with children Shirley, Howard and Earl, the youngest." Photo by Ralph Amdursky, Office of War Information.
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