Not many of these recordings remain, but they are short and sweet.. and reflect two love sick teens from the 1940's having a phone conversation... Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music... see link on Profile Page. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening.

Not many of these recordings remain, but they are short and sweet.. and reflect two love sick teens from the 1940's having a phone conversation... Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music... see link on Profile Page. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening.

The incredible Australian actor/director… man of many voices… George Edwards stars in a 52 part series based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic 1896 novella focused on the battle between the forces of Good vs Evil that goes on within all of us…especially those of you who have a laboratory with lots of bubbling flasks, beakers, test tubes, and Bunsen burners about… yes, on this track you will hear two episodes, back-to-back of the production of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. each episode is about 12 minutes in length and on this track I feature Episode 7 “Curious Friends” and Episode 8 “Deadly Experiment” – 1943. Enjoy the show and thanks for listening. You can also listen to this Podcast on Itunes and Google Play Music. Links are on the Profile Page. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Note: There is a "Jekyll and Hyde" playlist where all current tracks are listed.

The incredible Australian actor/director… man of many voices… George Edwards stars in a 52 part series based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic 1896 novella focused on the battle between the forces of Good vs Evil that goes on within all of us…especially those of you who have a laboratory with lots of bubbling flasks, beakers, test tubes, and Bunsen burners about… yes, on this track you will hear two episodes, back-to-back of the production of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. each episode is about 12 minutes in length and on this track I feature Episode 7 “Curious Friends” and Episode 8 “Deadly Experiment” – 1943. Enjoy the show and thanks for listening. You can also listen to this Podcast on Itunes and Google Play Music. Links are on the Profile Page. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Note: There is a "Jekyll and Hyde" playlist where all current tracks are listed.

Brief introductory background on The Damon Runyon Theater... Then "The Lemon Drop Kid" narrated by "Broadway" (Actor, John Brown).. Sort of an ironic-mini comedy. A racetrack tout (gives tips for part of the winnings) ... gives false tips on a horse and the guy he gave it too is none to happy that the horse didn't win. The tout... likes to eat Lemon Drops.. hence "The Lemon Drop Kid". While trying to stay clear of the gangster he swindled out of some money... he falls in love for the first time in his life, but the experience will prove to bittersweet... It is a terrific story! Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music (Links on profile page). Thank you for listening to Heirloom Radio. www.facebook.com.heirloomradio Your support is appreciated.

Brief introductory background on The Damon Runyon Theater... Then "The Lemon Drop Kid" narrated by "Broadway" (Actor, John Brown).. Sort of an ironic-mini comedy. A racetrack tout (gives tips for part of the winnings) ... gives false tips on a horse and the guy he gave it too is none to happy that the horse didn't win. The tout... likes to eat Lemon Drops.. hence "The Lemon Drop Kid". While trying to stay clear of the gangster he swindled out of some money... he falls in love for the first time in his life, but the experience will prove to bittersweet... It is a terrific story! Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music (Links on profile page). Thank you for listening to Heirloom Radio. www.facebook.com.heirloomradio Your support is appreciated.

Track has introductory background information about the NBC Radio City Playhouse and then "The King of the Moon" production from 1948. This is a love story of Margaret and Michael that takes place in Dublin, Ireland. It is a very delightful story...

Listen here, on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching their Podcast list for "Heirloom Radio". Thank you for listening. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio

Track has introductory background information about the NBC Radio City Playhouse and then "The King of the Moon" production from 1948. This is a love story of Margaret and Michael that takes place in Dublin, Ireland. It is a very delightful story...

Listen here, on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching their Podcast list for "Heirloom Radio". Thank you for listening. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio

If you have never heard of Judy Canova... you are missing a gem of a performer from America's past. Not only was she a very talented comedian, but she was a professionally trained vocalist and actress... appearing on Broadway, films, and on television during the mid-1940's until the late 1950's. She found her fame dressing and acting like a country bumpkin... and she made calico dresses all the rage in fashion at the time. However she managed to always sing one song in each of her radio shows that highlighted her singing talents.

The Judy Canova Show ran for twelve years—first on CBS and then on NBC. Playing herself as a love-starved Ozark bumpkin dividing her time between home and Southern California, Canova was supported by a cast that included the man of 1000 voices, Mel Blanc as Pedro (using the accented voice he later gave the cartoon character Speedy Gonzales); Ruth Perrott as Aunt Aggie; Ruby Dandridge as Geranium; Joseph Kearns as Benchley Botsford; and Sharon Douglas as Brenda. Gale Gordon, Sheldon Leonard, Gerald Mohr, and Hans Conried also appeared sporadically.

During World War II, she closed her show with the song "Goodnight, Soldier" ("Wherever you may be... my heart's lonely... without you") and used her free time to sell U.S. War Bonds.

This is a fun and entertaining show to listen to ... jokes are coming at you fast and furious... for the live audiences it was also a visual pleasure to see all the characters dressed as if they had just come down from the Ozarks. Great fun. Enjoy.

If you have never heard of Judy Canova... you are missing a gem of a performer from America's past. Not only was she a very talented comedian, but she was a professionally trained vocalist and actress... appearing on Broadway, films, and on television during the mid-1940's until the late 1950's. She found her fame dressing and acting like a country bumpkin... and she made calico dresses all the rage in fashion at the time. However she managed to always sing one song in each of her radio shows that highlighted her singing talents.

The Judy Canova Show ran for twelve years—first on CBS and then on NBC. Playing herself as a love-starved Ozark bumpkin dividing her time between home and Southern California, Canova was supported by a cast that included the man of 1000 voices, Mel Blanc as Pedro (using the accented voice he later gave the cartoon character Speedy Gonzales); Ruth Perrott as Aunt Aggie; Ruby Dandridge as Geranium; Joseph Kearns as Benchley Botsford; and Sharon Douglas as Brenda. Gale Gordon, Sheldon Leonard, Gerald Mohr, and Hans Conried also appeared sporadically.

During World War II, she closed her show with the song "Goodnight, Soldier" ("Wherever you may be... my heart's lonely... without you") and used her free time to sell U.S. War Bonds.

This is a fun and entertaining show to listen to ... jokes are coming at you fast and furious... for the live audiences it was also a visual pleasure to see all the characters dressed as if they had just come down from the Ozarks. Great fun. Enjoy.