On this track we continue with the story of the ups and downs of being newlyweds in the average American household in the 1940’s… Yes, is is the series known as Claudia which was acclaimed by many critics as a thoughtful, loving and gentle soap opera that was the kind of show radio did so well… a small cast telling small stories.

On this track you will hear two 15 minute episodes edited back to back… Episode 23 entitled The Trip and Episode 24 - David's Shirt. These episodes were originally broadcast on October 29th and 30th of 1947. Here is Kathryn Bard and Paul Crabtree starring as Claudia and David Naughton with Claudia’s mother Mrs. Brown played by Peggy Allenby The announcer is Joe King and the sponsor is the Coca Cola Bottling Company…. The previous 22 episodes are on this Podcast in a "Claudia" playlist. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music - search their podcast list for "Heirloom Radio. Thank you for listening!

On this track we continue with the story of the ups and downs of being newlyweds in the average American household in the 1940’s… Yes, is is the series known as Claudia which was acclaimed by many critics as a thoughtful, loving and gentle soap opera that was the kind of show radio did so well… a small cast telling small stories.

On this track you will hear two 15 minute episodes edited back to back… Episode 23 entitled The Trip and Episode 24 - David's Shirt. These episodes were originally broadcast on October 29th and 30th of 1947. Here is Kathryn Bard and Paul Crabtree starring as Claudia and David Naughton with Claudia’s mother Mrs. Brown played by Peggy Allenby The announcer is Joe King and the sponsor is the Coca Cola Bottling Company…. The previous 22 episodes are on this Podcast in a "Claudia" playlist. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music - search their podcast list for "Heirloom Radio. Thank you for listening!

This track features an introduction to the series and some background on Dinah Shore followed by the show from May 17, 1945. Note the message about VJ Day coming soon, or so they hoped... it was still about 3 months away. Dinah sings several songs and does comedy skits with Groucho Marx and announcer Harry Von Zell. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music... search Podcast lists for Heirloom Radio. Thank you for listening! www.facebook.com/heirloomradio

This track features an introduction to the series and some background on Dinah Shore followed by the show from May 17, 1945. Note the message about VJ Day coming soon, or so they hoped... it was still about 3 months away. Dinah sings several songs and does comedy skits with Groucho Marx and announcer Harry Von Zell. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music... search Podcast lists for Heirloom Radio. Thank you for listening! www.facebook.com/heirloomradio

Claudia is a continuing story about the ups and downs of being a newlywed. The show was also known as “Claudia and David”. Topics include dealing with in-laws, burning dinner, losing socks, buying really big dogs, and all the little moments that make up a life together. Originally originating as a script on The Kate Smith Show in 1941 it was expanded into a full summer series a month later.

The original roles were played by Patricia Ryan and by Richard Kollmar Who played Claudia and David Naughton

Due to the popularity of these films, In 1947, Coca-Cola decided to sponsor a 15 minute weekday show Staring Kathryn Bard and Paul Crabtree, as Claudia and David Naughton, with Joe King as the announcer. In the series you will also meet Claudia’s mother, Mrs. Brown, played by Peggy Allenby,, neighbor Bertha, building supervisor Fritz, David’s co-worker Roger and his brother Hartley.

Claudia is a lighthearted soap with relatable characters doing what regular people were doing. David is a WWII veteran trying to have a good life with his new wife and Claudia, although sometimes silly, is a loving wife. The show offers an excellent glimpse of a realistic 1940s American household.

Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music - search Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" www.facebook.com/heirloomradio There are now 22 episodes in the Playlist "Claudia"... and more on the way! Thanks for listening!

Claudia is a continuing story about the ups and downs of being a newlywed. The show was also known as “Claudia and David”. Topics include dealing with in-laws, burning dinner, losing socks, buying really big dogs, and all the little moments that make up a life together. Originally originating as a script on The Kate Smith Show in 1941 it was expanded into a full summer series a month later.

The original roles were played by Patricia Ryan and by Richard Kollmar Who played Claudia and David Naughton

Due to the popularity of these films, In 1947, Coca-Cola decided to sponsor a 15 minute weekday show Staring Kathryn Bard and Paul Crabtree, as Claudia and David Naughton, with Joe King as the announcer. In the series you will also meet Claudia’s mother, Mrs. Brown, played by Peggy Allenby,, neighbor Bertha, building supervisor Fritz, David’s co-worker Roger and his brother Hartley.

Claudia is a lighthearted soap with relatable characters doing what regular people were doing. David is a WWII veteran trying to have a good life with his new wife and Claudia, although sometimes silly, is a loving wife. The show offers an excellent glimpse of a realistic 1940s American household.

Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music - search Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" www.facebook.com/heirloomradio There are now 22 episodes in the Playlist "Claudia"... and more on the way! Thanks for listening!

Two more episodes edited back-to-back of the very popular Vic and Sade program. Join Victor Gook, his wife Sade Gook, and their adopted son, Rush Gook as they deal with a neighbor who wants their child to sleep over at the Gook's for two weeks... and share the bed with Rush... the problem is, the boy and Rush are not at all friends! And then there is Milton dirt found in the fruit jars! Curious as to what this is all about... check it out in this delightfully funny and entertaining program from America's radio home folks... Vic and Sade. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching podcasts for "Heirloom Radio." www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening and supporting the Golden Age of Radio.

Two more episodes edited back-to-back of the very popular Vic and Sade program. Join Victor Gook, his wife Sade Gook, and their adopted son, Rush Gook as they deal with a neighbor who wants their child to sleep over at the Gook's for two weeks... and share the bed with Rush... the problem is, the boy and Rush are not at all friends! And then there is Milton dirt found in the fruit jars! Curious as to what this is all about... check it out in this delightfully funny and entertaining program from America's radio home folks... Vic and Sade. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching podcasts for "Heirloom Radio." www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening and supporting the Golden Age of Radio.

On the air from 1948-51, Lucille Ball and Richard Denning are originally Mr. and Mrs. George Cougat, and later became Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper when bandleader Xavier Cougat complained to the show's producers. George worked in a bank and Liz was a housewife. She had a maid.. and a lot of time on her hands. Liz (Lucy's character) managed to get into a lot of trouble with that extra time. This show was the precursor to the television series "I Love Lucy". It is very entertaining. Track has some background information as an introduction to the episode "The Quiz Game." In this show they are the "Cougats"... Listen here, ITunes or Google Play Music by searching their Podcasts for Heirloom Radio. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening.

On the air from 1948-51, Lucille Ball and Richard Denning are originally Mr. and Mrs. George Cougat, and later became Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper when bandleader Xavier Cougat complained to the show's producers. George worked in a bank and Liz was a housewife. She had a maid.. and a lot of time on her hands. Liz (Lucy's character) managed to get into a lot of trouble with that extra time. This show was the precursor to the television series "I Love Lucy". It is very entertaining. Track has some background information as an introduction to the episode "The Quiz Game." In this show they are the "Cougats"... Listen here, ITunes or Google Play Music by searching their Podcasts for Heirloom Radio. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening.