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Fred Lowery
10 Episodes
Legally blind from the age of two, Fred Lowery became one of the most successful whistlers in radio.1 Volume |
10 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Chuck Mulkern
8 Episodes
Rootin'-Tootin' cowboy tunes with an accordion back up. 1 Volume |
8 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Lloyd Bridges
7 Episodes
After winning a trophy for Americas' Fattest Baby, Lloyd Bridges grew up to become one of Hollywood's most respected tough guys and he helped bring the sport of SCUBA diving to the mainstream on the show Sea Hunt.1 Volume |
7 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Dorothy Shay
33 Episodes
Billed as 'The Park Avenue Hilllbillie', Dorothy Shay had a fun, Country Girl Singer persona.1 Volume |
33 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Gary Cooper
13 Episodes
Best known for his stoic performances in Western films, real life farm boy turned Academy Award winner Gary Cooper made many appearances on old time radio including many Lux Radio Appearances and a rare radio appearance with his mother, Alice Cooper.1 Volume |
13 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Donna Reed
16 Episodes
She personified Mid-Western goodness and dependability, fan may best remember her from her role as Mary Hatch in It a Wonderful Life. 1 Volume |
16 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Greer Garson
24 Episodes
When it came to advancing her career, Greer Garson's greatest talent may have been being in the right place at the right time.1 Volume |
24 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Betty Grable
32 Episodes
One of the top box office draws and household name, Betty Grable was a hit with G.I.s serving overseas and appeared on Command Performance and Mail Call1 Volume |
32 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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George Shearing
6 Episodes
Starting out as a poor, "blind kid from Battersea", Sir George Shearing is one of the greatest Jazz pianists on either side of the Atlantic.1 Volume |
6 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Perry Como
28 Episodes
Long Awaited collection Featuring the Delightful Musical and Comedy Star in Guest Performances!1 Volume |
28 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt
14 Episodes
These classic theater performers careers spanned four decades.With celebrate wit and timing, they were best know for roles in high comedy.1 Volume |
14 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Terry Moore
5 Episodes
Terry Moore got her start standing on a galloping horse as a child actor, tamed a giant gorilla, and was still just a kid when she secretly married millionaire Howard Hughes.1 Volume |
5 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Sylvia Sidney
6 Episodes
After taking up acting as a way to break her childhood shyness, Sylvia Sidney earned a reputation for having the "saddest eyes in Hollywood."1 Volume |
6 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Vera-Ellen
3 Episodes
Best known for starring with Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, and Rosemary Clooney in White Christmas, Vera-Ellen dropped out of show business after the picture was made to marry a millionaire.1 Volume |
3 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Tennessee Ernie Ford
40 Episodes
A country boy who rose to fame in the Southern California Country Music scene, Tennessee Ernie Ford won an important place in the history of Rock & Roll.1 Volume |
40 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Mario Lanza
32 Episodes
Mario Lanza was a tenor extraordinaire known as "The Triple Threat" because he could sing, act, and he was good looking. He is considered by many to be the greatest voice of the 20th century.1 Volume |
32 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Larry Strorch
6 Episodes
Although he was not the main star, Larry Storch was the face of TV's F Troop.1 Volume |
6 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Sydney Greenstreet
45 Episodes
Although he did not begin working in Hollywood until he was 62, Sidney Greenstreet's contributions to classic film and Old Time Radio make him one of the most well-regarded (and largest) of Hollywood Stars.1 Volume |
45 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Joe Penner
15 Episodes
Known for his zany antics and slapstick comedy, Joe Penner kept audiences laughing during the Depression years. He was the "it-man" of radio comedy when the nation needed laugher.1 Volume |
15 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Joe E Brown
21 Episodes
He could have been a professional baseball player, instead, rubber-faced Joe E. Brown became one of the most successful comedians of the Thirties.1 Volume |
21 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Calvin Coolidge
13 Episodes
The 30th President of the United States, Calvin Coolidge was the first to effectively use the new technology of Radio to reach the people.1 Volume |
13 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Maureen OHara
24 Episodes
Best known for her film roles such as on Miracle On 34th Street, Maureen O'Hara brought her memorable film roles to the radio sound stage.1 Volume |
24 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Mark Twain Collection
37 Episodes
America's Greatest Humorist and one of the Giants of American Literature, Mark Twain's stories were a natural for Old Time Radio.1 Volume |
37 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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Babe Ruth
34 Episodes
The Adventures of Babe Ruth was produced in 1934 on the Blue Network, with sponsorship by Quaker Oats, and was the best of the lot. It told in-depth, fully dramatized episodes from the Babe's career, so there was a sense of the real man there in the dugout and on the field.1 Volume |
34 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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John Barrymore
22 Episodes
He had a classic look earning him the nickname "The Great Profile." He was best known as a Shakespearean stage actor, in particular for his performances in Hamlet and Richard III. Barrymore moved his focus to silent film and later appeared in various old time radio shows. 1 Volume |
22 | 1 |
Add To Cart: $5.00
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