On this track you will hear an engaging satire of Detective Mysteries, The Case of the White Kitten. More or less hinting that New York City is the location of the mystery, the production stars Kenny Delmar, Mason Adams, Audrey Christie, Berry Kroeger and Ed Latimer. Included is a 1958 Edsel radio ad and some introductory material on the background of the CBS Radio Workshop and Audio Tape. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching their podcast site for "Heirloom Radio" If you enjoy the track, please give a "Like" here. We are also on Facebook at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening.

On this track you will hear an engaging satire of Detective Mysteries, The Case of the White Kitten. More or less hinting that New York City is the location of the mystery, the production stars Kenny Delmar, Mason Adams, Audrey Christie, Berry Kroeger and Ed Latimer. Included is a 1958 Edsel radio ad and some introductory material on the background of the CBS Radio Workshop and Audio Tape. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching their podcast site for "Heirloom Radio" If you enjoy the track, please give a "Like" here. We are also on Facebook at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening.

If you like New Orleans Dixieland music, then you will love this 30 minute program from the NBC Radio Network . .It features the bands of Henry Levine and Paul Lavalle, vocals by Diane Courtney, with such hosts as Gino "Long Locks" Hamilton, and Jackamo "Satchel Trousers" McCarthy.

Everyone on the program is jokingly addressed as either "professor" or "doctor," obviously a wanton attempt to give the impression that they have a certain lofty, high brow place in society. However, Gene Hamilton contradicts this image when he states that the Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street is out to "give culture its lumps," which it does, in a very delightfully musical, and humorous, way.

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If you like New Orleans Dixieland music, then you will love this 30 minute program from the NBC Radio Network . .It features the bands of Henry Levine and Paul Lavalle, vocals by Diane Courtney, with such hosts as Gino "Long Locks" Hamilton, and Jackamo "Satchel Trousers" McCarthy.

Everyone on the program is jokingly addressed as either "professor" or "doctor," obviously a wanton attempt to give the impression that they have a certain lofty, high brow place in society. However, Gene Hamilton contradicts this image when he states that the Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street is out to "give culture its lumps," which it does, in a very delightfully musical, and humorous, way.

Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching their Podcast section for "Heirloom Radio" without the quotations.

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The week of February 8, 1947 - Your Hit Parade (courtesy of AFRS broadcast) features Andy Russell with his guest, Dinah Shore. Sponsor is Lucky Strikes Cigarettes... Program features top 10 tunes of the week and 2 Lucky Strike extra tunes. Track runs 48 minutes and features and intro with background information about the series and a list of songs in the order they appear.

Songs heard on this track include: The Whole World is Singing My Song, I’ll Close My Eyes, Sunny, Old Buttermilk Sky, Oh But I Do, Sooner or Later, Brazil, The Old Lamp Lighter, Guilty, Dixie, Zip a Dee Doo Dah, Gal in Calico, and Sentimental Reasons.

Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching their podcast section for "Heirloom Radio" without quotation marks. My Facebook page is www.facebook.com/heirloomradio If you enjoy the track, please "Like" it here and thank you for listening and helping to keep the Golden Age of Radio alive!

The week of February 8, 1947 - Your Hit Parade (courtesy of AFRS broadcast) features Andy Russell with his guest, Dinah Shore. Sponsor is Lucky Strikes Cigarettes... Program features top 10 tunes of the week and 2 Lucky Strike extra tunes. Track runs 48 minutes and features and intro with background information about the series and a list of songs in the order they appear.

Songs heard on this track include: The Whole World is Singing My Song, I’ll Close My Eyes, Sunny, Old Buttermilk Sky, Oh But I Do, Sooner or Later, Brazil, The Old Lamp Lighter, Guilty, Dixie, Zip a Dee Doo Dah, Gal in Calico, and Sentimental Reasons.

Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching their podcast section for "Heirloom Radio" without quotation marks. My Facebook page is www.facebook.com/heirloomradio If you enjoy the track, please "Like" it here and thank you for listening and helping to keep the Golden Age of Radio alive!

Back to Back - 3 Episodes of "Dick Tracy" in "The Case of The Deadly Tip Off" via the Armed Forces Radio Service in 1957. An extremely popular radio serial ...both with teens and their parents... Dick Tracy was on the air from 1934 to 1948. It was based on the comic strip by Chester Gould. It featured thugs, inventive plots, state-of-the-art crime fighting equipment and Dick Tracy, "protector of law and order". Characters like Pruneface, The Brow, Shakey, Little Face Finney, The Blank and Molly Cule... people loved this show and my guess is you will enjoy it as well. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching their Podcast section for "Heirloom Radio" -

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Back to Back - 3 Episodes of "Dick Tracy" in "The Case of The Deadly Tip Off" via the Armed Forces Radio Service in 1957. An extremely popular radio serial ...both with teens and their parents... Dick Tracy was on the air from 1934 to 1948. It was based on the comic strip by Chester Gould. It featured thugs, inventive plots, state-of-the-art crime fighting equipment and Dick Tracy, "protector of law and order". Characters like Pruneface, The Brow, Shakey, Little Face Finney, The Blank and Molly Cule... people loved this show and my guess is you will enjoy it as well. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching their Podcast section for "Heirloom Radio" -

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A rebroadcast from Feb 16, 1945 - Iowa State University - Armed Forces Radio Service - The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands featuring Del Courtney and his orchestra with vocalists Connie Haines and Johnny Williams. Starts out with "In The Hall of the Mountain King" and moves on through 15 minutes of some excellent music. Listen to this and you will know why Del Courtney was called "The Old Smoothie"... www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Listen on Itunes and Google Play Music ... just search their podcast section for "Heirloom Radio" w/o the quotations. Thank you for listening and if you enjoy the track... please "Like" is... it would be appreciated.

A rebroadcast from Feb 16, 1945 - Iowa State University - Armed Forces Radio Service - The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands featuring Del Courtney and his orchestra with vocalists Connie Haines and Johnny Williams. Starts out with "In The Hall of the Mountain King" and moves on through 15 minutes of some excellent music. Listen to this and you will know why Del Courtney was called "The Old Smoothie"... www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Listen on Itunes and Google Play Music ... just search their podcast section for "Heirloom Radio" w/o the quotations. Thank you for listening and if you enjoy the track... please "Like" is... it would be appreciated.