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"Abroad with the Lockharts 1930-xx-xx (06) Crossing the English Channel" is the sixth episode of the 1930s CBS radio comedy series. After sightseeing in London in episode five, the Lockharts—our comedic American duo—now set off across the English Channel, likely bound for France. This episode would lean into the chaos of a 1930s sea crossing: think choppy waters, cramped ferries, and the Lockharts fumbling with foreign phrases or seasick antics. The humor might play on their cluelessness about European travel—maybe they pack absurdly, lose luggage, or bicker with a French passenger before even docking.
The English Channel, a short but iconic stretch, was a big deal for American tourists back then, often romanticized but ripe for mockery in a show like this. Without a precise date beyond 1930 or surviving audio, the details stay speculative—typical for early radio serials.
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"Abroad with the Lockharts 1930-xx-xx (06) Crossing the English Channel" is the sixth episode of the 1930s CBS radio comedy series. After sightseeing in London in episode five, the Lockharts—our comedic American duo—now set off across the English Channel, likely bound for France. This episode would lean into the chaos of a 1930s sea crossing: think choppy waters, cramped ferries, and the Lockharts fumbling with foreign phrases or seasick antics. The humor might play on their cluelessness about European travel—maybe they pack absurdly, lose luggage, or bicker with a French passenger before even docking.
The English Channel, a short but iconic stretch, was a big deal for American tourists back then, often romanticized but ripe for mockery in a show like this. Without a precise date beyond 1930 or surviving audio, the details stay speculative—typical for early radio serials.
Listen to our radio station Old Time Radio https://link.radioking.com/otradio
Listen to other Shows at My Classic Radio https://www.myclassicradio.net/
Entertainment Radio | Broadcasting Classic Radio Shows | Patreon
Remember that times have changed, and some shows might not reflect the standards of today’s politically correct society. The shows do not necessarily reflect the views, standards, or beliefs of Entertainment Radio
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