This track features two back-to-back remote broadcasts from NYC. One via the Armed Forces Radio Service and the other by CBS's One Night Stand program. The AFRS broadcast of the Sammy Kaye (photo) Orchestra from the Hotel Astor in NYC took place on Aug 27, 1945. The second from CBS was broadcast from the same location, but in the summer of 1951. Intro includes background info on Sammy Kaye and his Swing and Sway Orchestra... about 53 minutes of excellent Big Band and Jazz music. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music. Search Podcasts for Heirloom Radio. If you enjoy this track kindly Like us here our on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Please and Thank you for listening. Our goal is to keep this part of the American Cultural history alive and hopefully introduce new generations to some remarkable talent that took place on that strange looking box... called the radio!

This track features two back-to-back remote broadcasts from NYC. One via the Armed Forces Radio Service and the other by CBS's One Night Stand program. The AFRS broadcast of the Sammy Kaye (photo) Orchestra from the Hotel Astor in NYC took place on Aug 27, 1945. The second from CBS was broadcast from the same location, but in the summer of 1951. Intro includes background info on Sammy Kaye and his Swing and Sway Orchestra... about 53 minutes of excellent Big Band and Jazz music. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music. Search Podcasts for Heirloom Radio. If you enjoy this track kindly Like us here our on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Please and Thank you for listening. Our goal is to keep this part of the American Cultural history alive and hopefully introduce new generations to some remarkable talent that took place on that strange looking box... called the radio!

Track has brief intro to Audio Theatre... and "imagination" followed by intro to this rebroadcast of the 1940 CBS Forecast program featuring the first of a series of plays "The Lodger" that would eventually become the 20 year, 965 episode series known as "Suspense". Alfred Hitchcock produces and directs his first radio drama with Edmund Gwen, Herbert Marshall, and Lurene Tuttle 78 years ago... and still packs a punch! Listen here, or on Itunes or Google Play Music. Search Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " ". If you enjoy the track please LIKE us here on SoundCloud or on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening... helping to keep this important part of our American cultural history alive.

Track has brief intro to Audio Theatre... and "imagination" followed by intro to this rebroadcast of the 1940 CBS Forecast program featuring the first of a series of plays "The Lodger" that would eventually become the 20 year, 965 episode series known as "Suspense". Alfred Hitchcock produces and directs his first radio drama with Edmund Gwen, Herbert Marshall, and Lurene Tuttle 78 years ago... and still packs a punch! Listen here, or on Itunes or Google Play Music. Search Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " ". If you enjoy the track please LIKE us here on SoundCloud or on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening... helping to keep this important part of our American cultural history alive.

Episode 5 of this wonderful "down home" series featuring the daily events in the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gook and their adopted son, Rush. On the air for 14 years (1932-46) achieving a listener base of 7 million people per episode in 1943! The dialog was so natural that it could be taking place in a home, not on the radio! This is the 5th Episode, though each Episode is a separate story in itself. This one is entitled "Gumpox versus Donahue" and the track begins with a brief synopsis of the story... and then it is off to the Gook residence in "the little house half-way up the block." Be sure to check the "Vic and Sade" checklist for other Episodes.... they start with "Bacon Sandwiches" and "Smelly Clark's First Big Date" ... Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o the " " . If you enjoy the track, please LIKE us here on SoundCloud or on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio. Thank you for listening. I do appreciate it!

Episode 5 of this wonderful "down home" series featuring the daily events in the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gook and their adopted son, Rush. On the air for 14 years (1932-46) achieving a listener base of 7 million people per episode in 1943! The dialog was so natural that it could be taking place in a home, not on the radio! This is the 5th Episode, though each Episode is a separate story in itself. This one is entitled "Gumpox versus Donahue" and the track begins with a brief synopsis of the story... and then it is off to the Gook residence in "the little house half-way up the block." Be sure to check the "Vic and Sade" checklist for other Episodes.... they start with "Bacon Sandwiches" and "Smelly Clark's First Big Date" ... Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o the " " . If you enjoy the track, please LIKE us here on SoundCloud or on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio. Thank you for listening. I do appreciate it!

Episode 4 of this wonderful "down home" series featuring the daily events in the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gook and their adopted son, Rush. On the air for 14 years (1932-46) achieving a listener base of 7 million people per episode in 1943! The dialog was so natural that it could be taking place in a home, not on the radio! This is the 4th Episode, though each Episode is a separate story in itself. This one is entitled "The Vegetable Garden" and the track begins with a brief synopsis of the story... and then it is off to the Gook residence in "the little house half-way up the block." Be sure to check the "Vic and Sade" checklist for other Episodes.... they start with "Bacon Sandwiches" and "Smelly Clark's First Big Date" ... Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o the " " . If you enjoy the track, please LIKE us here on SoundCloud or on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio. Thank you for listening. I do appreciate it!

Episode 4 of this wonderful "down home" series featuring the daily events in the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gook and their adopted son, Rush. On the air for 14 years (1932-46) achieving a listener base of 7 million people per episode in 1943! The dialog was so natural that it could be taking place in a home, not on the radio! This is the 4th Episode, though each Episode is a separate story in itself. This one is entitled "The Vegetable Garden" and the track begins with a brief synopsis of the story... and then it is off to the Gook residence in "the little house half-way up the block." Be sure to check the "Vic and Sade" checklist for other Episodes.... they start with "Bacon Sandwiches" and "Smelly Clark's First Big Date" ... Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o the " " . If you enjoy the track, please LIKE us here on SoundCloud or on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio. Thank you for listening. I do appreciate it!

Track includes introduction to this 10 minute episode... background info for the Vic and Sade series can be found at the beginning of "Bacon Sandwiches" and " Smelly Clark's Big Date"... on this podcast. True folk humor of an ordinary family dealing with ordinary things... over 7 million people listened to this 3 day-per-week show for a good share of its 1932-46 run on radio. Give this a try.... it is addictive.... each episode is a separate story... not connected to the previous or the next episode... so you can jump in anytime and enjoy the banter.

Listen here or on Itunes, Google Play Music ... search Podcast for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " ". If you enjoy the track, please LIKE on SoundCloud.. or our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening

Track includes introduction to this 10 minute episode... background info for the Vic and Sade series can be found at the beginning of "Bacon Sandwiches" and " Smelly Clark's Big Date"... on this podcast. True folk humor of an ordinary family dealing with ordinary things... over 7 million people listened to this 3 day-per-week show for a good share of its 1932-46 run on radio. Give this a try.... it is addictive.... each episode is a separate story... not connected to the previous or the next episode... so you can jump in anytime and enjoy the banter.

Listen here or on Itunes, Google Play Music ... search Podcast for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " ". If you enjoy the track, please LIKE on SoundCloud.. or our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening