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Ameche's popular music show for AFRTS. Middle of the road music DJ excerpt. Date unknown....perhaps in the mid 1960's.
Episode from January 2, 1934 part of a serial with young Jim Ameche as Jack Armstrong the all American boy. The Penguin under the command of Captain Campbell has raced to rescue the crew of The Pelican. To make matters even more difficult as they arrived a fire broke out on The Pelican. Despite the best efforts of Captain Hans and his crew the fire has gotten out of control. The situation is desperate, the only way to save the crew is somehow to get a line to them.
This AFRTS Ira Cook Show opens with Bobby Darin singing Once In A Lifetime.
Howard chats with Vic Damone August 23, 1955 on CBS Radio. Vic Damone (born Vito Rocco Farinola; June 12, 1928 – February 11, 2018) was an American traditional pop and big band singer, actor, radio and television presenter, and entertainer.
Episode 15 dates from April 9, 1950. William Taylor escapes after being convicted of murder and sentenced to be hanged. Hoppy is not so certain Taylor is guilty. Let's head off to Sandy Gulch to learn more. William Boyd is Hopalong Cassidy.
Host Jim Ameche invites you to enjoy music, famous guest stars, and entertaining radio plays as Motion Picture magazine brings you straight from their pages, Hollywood's Open House. https://www.otrcat.com/p/hollywoods-open-house
Episode 16 CBS Radio Network March 30, 1951. Edward R. Murrow presents the news of the week from CBS News.
Episode 20 aired Jun 7, 1959 on CBS Radio Network. Dirk and Agnes are professional horse thieves who need Paladin to keep them from being hanged. This is after knocking him unconscious and tying him up. Good grief how does Paladin get out of this? Stay tuned.
Episode 174 aired August 13, 1955 on CBS Radio. Billy Krale returns to his old mother seventeen years after he ran away from home. But he's not really Billy Krale. William Conrad as Matt Dillon, U S Marshall, Dodge City Kansas. Script was a bit short with some extra padding for time at the end of this episode. (Photo Conrad and Georgia Ellis).
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