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Rare Radio Shows of 1930's

This unique compilation includes rare dramas, comedy, and unique radio broadcasts from the 1930's.

Rarities from the 1930s

83 old time radio show recordings
(total playtime 30 hours, 3545 min)
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Drama, comedy, music, horror, drama, and ballot counting (1930s)

Pretty Kitty KellyScary hairy ghosts, rich with the blood and gold of helpless humans! Smart 19th centurions specializing in the subjects of the property of matter, theory of heat, and acoustics, to say nothing of optics! Fred Astaire dancing on air! Laughs, drama, and variety! It's all here, and it's all eligible for Social Security the forgotten but not gone, rare 1930s old time radio shows!

There's music galore - listen to the soft coos and old time jazz with the likes of The Four Ink Spots, singing melody and harmony on their own radio show, the music remote of The Henry Busse Program, and Hickory House Jam Session. Lend an ear to Thrills, the musical program starring Gayne Whitman and sponsored by Union Oil. Then gear yourself up for Melody and Madness, the comedy and music show that always starts with "Will someone please wake Benchley? This laugh-along and sing-along program stars Robert Benchley and Artie Shaw's Orchestra, then later Lennie Hayton.

If your toe can't stop tapping, imagine how Fred must feel on The Packard Hour with Johnny Green, his piano and orchestra . This rare show broadcast in 1937 and starred Fred Astaire at the height of his toe tapping fame. Occasional interruptions by the 1936 presidential election ballot count make this show interesting and historical. Will Roosevelt win? Election jokes abound with Astaire, but between soft-shoe numbers of course. Triton California Highway Map

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Haven't had enough historical political programming for your taste? Then tune in to The Townsend Movement, a political broadcast that promotes the Townsend Movement and its supporters, a program which helped get the ball rolling for social security. This particular two-part program features Sheridan Downey, the democrat nominee for the US Senate from California and "the only endorsed candidate for this organization.

There is more adventure and drama ahead. Mary Pickford (the "best known woman in the world) and Mary PickfordCompany star in the romantic comedy, "The Churchmouse. This dramatic program is Mary's first radio appearance, and sponsored by Royal Gelatin to boot. Then there is the exciting Pretty Kitty Kelly, an adventure show where Kitty is captured by Indians. If crime drama is your gumshoe, then Attorney at Law is a great dramatic program, one which held enough ears to sub for Fibber McGee and Molly in the summer of 1938.

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Variety highlights in this collection include Men of Vision, a show about men who have opened the eyes of the world. It is a show of dramatic highlights in lives of such men as Ben Franklin, Roger Bacon, and Galileo. One particular show focuses on the life and successes of Thomas Young, an early 19 th century philosopher, physician, archaeologist, linguist, mathematician, and founder of physiological optics. If that isn't a mouthful, then saunter on over to the saloon and listen to the tale of the Black Ghost. Mr. Ghost is an all-around mean-spirited ghoul, notorious for knocking over and robbing crippled men and taking their crutches.

Fred AstaireBut that's not all! There are more 1930s rarities in this collection more laughs, spine tingles, rhythm, and adventure including The Mirth Parade starring Don Wilson- than you can shake a stick at.

Most broadcasts were live during the 1930's because prerecording was expensive and unreliable. Happily for modern collectors, a few of the broadcasts were recorded for what were known as air-checks. An air check may have been made for the sponsor, or so that the station technicians could hear how the programs were being received. The air-checks would have been recorded using needle-scratch phonograph technology, a somewhat fragile technology in comparison with modern electronic recording. Not only were the recordings fragile, they took up physical space. Using modern MP3 technology, we can place dozens of programs on a single Compact Disc. These shows would have filled an entire closet in a broadcast studio.

Irene and Vernon CastleFortunately, recordings from air-checks and other sources did survive. We are happy to present these orphan episodes in our Rarities Collections.

One of the earliest recordings in this collection is from The Life Of Irene Castle. Irene and Vernon Castle were popular dancers in Broadway revues during the second decade of the Twentieth Century. They traveled to Europe for a time before returning to America to popularize ragtime dances like the Bunny Hop and the Turkey Trot. Irene was quite the fashion sensation, credited with making the bob haircut acceptable with the Flapper generation. Vernon became a flying hero for the RAF during WWI but was killed in a peacetime flying accident in Texas. Irene would remarry, but never found the happiness she had known with Vernon. The radio program is a combination of her life story and beauty tips. (The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle was made into an RKO Picture in 1939, starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Irene was upset with many inaccuracies in the film and that Rogers refused to bob her hair.)

Carroll GibbonsCarroll Gibbons had a truly International career. Gibbons was born in Massachusetts, but moved to Great Britain in his teens to study at the Royal Academy of music. Although he did return to the U.S. for a few short periods, including working as a staff composer for MGM in Hollywood, England became his home. The broadcasts in our collection are from his weekly broadcast over Radio Luxembourg. The tiny country's location in central Europe was perfect to broadcast to all parts of Western Europe, and circumvent the British monopoly.

Top Notchers, sponsored by Coca Cola (The Pause That Refreshes, even during the Great Depression!) presented popular music and sporting news as told by Grantland Rice.

The Radio Guild was presented on the Blue Network as a sustained production which featured stories from great literature and one act plays.

Smilin JackSmilin' Jack was a long running comic strip with an aviation theme. Hot pilot Smiling Jack Martin would foil the schemes of the bad guys with plenty of help from his friends, Dixie Lee the air hostess, his ward, the Hawaiian boy Fat Stuff, Rufus the Mechanic, and copilot Downwind Jaxon. The strip ran from 1933 until 1973, but the radio version only lasted the 1939 season.

Edna FerberEdna Ferber's 1926 novel, Showboat, was an unlikely adaptation for the musical stage of the time. Although a troupe of entertainers sailing from town to town could have been light-hearted fare, the book explores serious themes of racial prejudice, infidelity, and acts of desperation. The musical adaptation is considered a watershed in American musical theater. Before Showboat, musicals were lighthearted revues, comedies and operettas.

The Maxwell Showboat on the radio used some of the characters and situations from the novel and the musical for a radio variety program from 1934 until 1937. The revised program in 1940 placed more emphasis on light-hearted variety. The issues and artistic merit of the original musical made it a natural adaptation for Orson Welles' Campbell's Playhouse on Mar 31, 1939.

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    While there are many radio shows that survive, don’t forget there are tens of thousands that are missing, destroyed, unknown or being unintentionally hoarded in attics. And the totality of shows from the1930s are small overall compared to the number saved from later decades. Sad, but a reality.

    Keith Verified Purchase

    I received disc 10 which had 2 American Theater on the Radio shows and a rare recording of The Mary Pickford Show. The sound quality was good. I think the American Theater playlets were a little better. You get to hear commercials for Royal Jello,too.

    Dan Verified Purchase

    This particular disc #8, included 2 episodes of the Top Notchers program and Mary Lee Taylor, a cooking program. There was a snippet of Amelia Earhart recorded from 1931. The Top Notchers were my favorites. They had a combination of music of the day (1930), and an interview with someone from the sports world. The first was with Ty Cobb, who was interesting and gave good answers to the questions. The second was with the teacher of the famous golfer, Bobby Jones. Anyway, I always like discs that have a variety of different shows and this disc certainly has that.

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    83 recordings on 2 MP3 CDs for just $10.00. Total playtime 30 hours, 3545 min
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    1. Volume 1 – 44 shows – total playtime 15 hours, 1 minutes
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    2. 1001 Wives 390901 Lori O'donnell.mp3
    3. 1930's (late) You Can't Argue With Love.mp3
    4. 30 Minutes In Hollywood 371024 04 Guest Judy Garland Age15.mp3
    5. 30 Minutes In Hollywood 380123 16 Music Publishing Busin.mp3
    6. 371024 (04) Guest Judy Garland Age15.mp3
    7. Amelia Earhart 310200 The Pilot.mp3
    8. Amelia Earhart 320522 Women In Air Travel.mp3
    9. America Dances 380706 Jimmy Rushing Vocals Count Basie.mp3
    10. American Theater Of Radio 330907 When The Comey Strikes.mp3
    11. American Theater Of Radio 331005 The Almost Perfect Crim.mp3
    12. American Theater Of Radio 331026 The Wild West Of 1933.mp3
    13. Attorney At Law 380616 Case Of The Asia Express.mp3
    14. Author! Author! 390407 First Episode Of Series.mp3
    15. Babbitt Sisters 371206.mp3
    16. Black Ghost 300000 01.mp3
    17. Black Ghost 300000 02.mp3
    18. Bring 'em Back Alive 320726 The Giant Jungle Man.mp3
    19. Bring 'em Back Alive 321030 Weretiger Of Sungai.mp3
    20. Bring 'em Back Alive Promo.mp3
    21. Brushwood Mercantile Agency 390226 Cottonseed Clark.mp3
    22. Brushwood Mercantile Agency.mp3
    23. Bunny Berigan 390926 Manhattan Center.mp3
    24. Carefreecarnival 1930s You Are My Lucky Star.mp3
    25. Caroll Gibbons 1934 I Wish I Were Twins .mp3
    26. Caroll Gibbons 1934 Who Do You Think You Are .mp3
    27. Circus Night In Silvertown 350524 Masked Marvel.mp3
    28. Circus Night In Silvertown 350524 The Masked Marvel.mp3
    29. Cliff Lolly, The Nuts Of Harmony 19300713.mp3
    30. Earlhines 380803 Grandterrace Chgo Nbc.mp3
    31. Edens Shampoo 1933 03 00 Sorority Dance W Freddie Martin.mp3
    32. Famous Radio Players 39 Madam Expose.mp3
    33. Four Ink Spots Show 350809 1st'swingin' On A Strings'.mp3
    34. Fourinkspots 390712.mp3
    35. FR 1937 E Prince of Como.mp3
    36. FR 1937 F Columbus and Beatrice.mp3
    37. FR 1937 J S Foster and J McDowell.mp3
    38. FR 1937 Roland Pierce and Betsy Blair.mp3
    39. Fred Astaire Show 361103 09 The Dentist.mp3
    40. Happiness Boys 330000.mp3
    41. Henry Busse Program 35xxxx 01 Wbbm Music Remote.mp3
    42. Henry Busse Program 35xxxx 02 Wbbm Music Remote.mp3
    43. Hickory House Jam Session 390120.mp3
    44. Hinds Honey Almond Cream Program 360110 Three Aces.mp3
    45. Hines Hall Of Fame 341223 Only Show.mp3

    1. Volume 2 – 39 shows – total playtime 15 hours, 57 minutes
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    2. Hollywood Hotel 361218 One In A Million.mp3
    3. Hollywood Hotel 370611 Al Jolson Marx Brothers (inc).mp3
    4. Let There Be Music 380326.mp3
    5. Lets Have Fun 351022 first of series.mp3
    6. Lfe Of Irene Castle 300101 Part 4 [318].mp3
    7. Mary Lee Taylor 300921 Stuffed Vanilla Wafers.mp3
    8. Mary Pickford Company 341003 The Church Mouse.mp3
    9. Melody Madness 390122 Phenomenon Of Swing.mp3
    10. Melody Madness 390402 The Rinderblau Formula.mp3
    11. Melody Madness 390822 First Half Only.mp3
    12. Melody Showcase 390606 Aud W Sammy Kaye.mp3
    13. Men Of Vision 370726 Thomas Young.mp3
    14. Men Of Vision 370802 Ben Franklin.mp3
    15. Men Of Vision 370802 Roger Bacon.mp3
    16. Men Of Vision 370822 Galileo.mp3
    17. Political Bancroftrally 381107 Partypoliticsmusic.mp3
    18. Political Townsendmovement 1938 Sheridandowneyforcalsen E01.mp3
    19. Political Townsendmovement 1938 Sheridandowneyforcalsen E02.mp3
    20. Prelude To Thanksgiving 391122 Documentary.mp3
    21. Pretty Kittly Kelly 390303.mp3
    22. Quaker Party 381001 Tommy Riggs Betty Lou.mp3
    23. Quaker Party 381022 Tommy Riggsbetty Lou.mp3
    24. Radio Guild 390507 Back Number Up.mp3
    25. Radio Guild Man Who Was Tomorrow.mp3
    26. Rajput Hindu Secret Service Agent 30mmdd 05 Jasmin Tower.mp3
    27. Showboat 360702 B Hope L Ross.mp3
    28. Smilin Jack 1939.mp3
    29. Smilin Jack 38 Audition.mp3
    30. Smilin Jack 390000 Audition.mp3
    31. Smilin Jack 390000 Mad Dog.mp3
    32. Smilin Jack 391218 Voice.mp3
    33. The Fullness Of Time 1938 (10) A City Beautiful.mp3
    34. The Man Who Was Tomorrow 390514.mp3
    35. The Mirth Parade 330000 W Don Wilson.mp3
    36. Then And Now 360917 First 50 Years Of Sears.mp3
    37. Then And Now 361119 First Fifty Years Of Sears 10of13.mp3
    38. Top Notchers 300319 Ty Cobb.mp3
    39. Top Notchers 300326.mp3
    40. True Or False 38091237 Postal Clerks Vs. League Of Women.mp3
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    83 recordings on 2 MP3 Collection Downloads for just $10.00. Total playtime 30 hours, 3545 min
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    1. Volume 1 – 44 shows – 400 MB – total playtime 15 hours, 1 minutes
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    2. 1001 Wives 390901 Lori O'donnell.mp3
    3. 1930's (late) You Can't Argue With Love.mp3
    4. 30 Minutes In Hollywood 371024 04 Guest Judy Garland Age15.mp3
    5. 30 Minutes In Hollywood 380123 16 Music Publishing Busin.mp3
    6. 371024 (04) Guest Judy Garland Age15.mp3
    7. Amelia Earhart 310200 The Pilot.mp3
    8. Amelia Earhart 320522 Women In Air Travel.mp3
    9. America Dances 380706 Jimmy Rushing Vocals Count Basie.mp3
    10. American Theater Of Radio 330907 When The Comey Strikes.mp3
    11. American Theater Of Radio 331005 The Almost Perfect Crim.mp3
    12. American Theater Of Radio 331026 The Wild West Of 1933.mp3
    13. Attorney At Law 380616 Case Of The Asia Express.mp3
    14. Author! Author! 390407 First Episode Of Series.mp3
    15. Babbitt Sisters 371206.mp3
    16. Black Ghost 300000 01.mp3
    17. Black Ghost 300000 02.mp3
    18. Bring 'em Back Alive 320726 The Giant Jungle Man.mp3
    19. Bring 'em Back Alive 321030 Weretiger Of Sungai.mp3
    20. Bring 'em Back Alive Promo.mp3
    21. Brushwood Mercantile Agency 390226 Cottonseed Clark.mp3
    22. Brushwood Mercantile Agency.mp3
    23. Bunny Berigan 390926 Manhattan Center.mp3
    24. Carefreecarnival 1930s You Are My Lucky Star.mp3
    25. Caroll Gibbons 1934 I Wish I Were Twins .mp3
    26. Caroll Gibbons 1934 Who Do You Think You Are .mp3
    27. Circus Night In Silvertown 350524 Masked Marvel.mp3
    28. Circus Night In Silvertown 350524 The Masked Marvel.mp3
    29. Cliff Lolly, The Nuts Of Harmony 19300713.mp3
    30. Earlhines 380803 Grandterrace Chgo Nbc.mp3
    31. Edens Shampoo 1933 03 00 Sorority Dance W Freddie Martin.mp3
    32. Famous Radio Players 39 Madam Expose.mp3
    33. Four Ink Spots Show 350809 1st'swingin' On A Strings'.mp3
    34. Fourinkspots 390712.mp3
    35. FR 1937 E Prince of Como.mp3
    36. FR 1937 F Columbus and Beatrice.mp3
    37. FR 1937 J S Foster and J McDowell.mp3
    38. FR 1937 Roland Pierce and Betsy Blair.mp3
    39. Fred Astaire Show 361103 09 The Dentist.mp3
    40. Happiness Boys 330000.mp3
    41. Henry Busse Program 35xxxx 01 Wbbm Music Remote.mp3
    42. Henry Busse Program 35xxxx 02 Wbbm Music Remote.mp3
    43. Hickory House Jam Session 390120.mp3
    44. Hinds Honey Almond Cream Program 360110 Three Aces.mp3
    45. Hines Hall Of Fame 341223 Only Show.mp3

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    2. Hollywood Hotel 361218 One In A Million.mp3
    3. Hollywood Hotel 370611 Al Jolson Marx Brothers (inc).mp3
    4. Let There Be Music 380326.mp3
    5. Lets Have Fun 351022 first of series.mp3
    6. Lfe Of Irene Castle 300101 Part 4 [318].mp3
    7. Mary Lee Taylor 300921 Stuffed Vanilla Wafers.mp3
    8. Mary Pickford Company 341003 The Church Mouse.mp3
    9. Melody Madness 390122 Phenomenon Of Swing.mp3
    10. Melody Madness 390402 The Rinderblau Formula.mp3
    11. Melody Madness 390822 First Half Only.mp3
    12. Melody Showcase 390606 Aud W Sammy Kaye.mp3
    13. Men Of Vision 370726 Thomas Young.mp3
    14. Men Of Vision 370802 Ben Franklin.mp3
    15. Men Of Vision 370802 Roger Bacon.mp3
    16. Men Of Vision 370822 Galileo.mp3
    17. Political Bancroftrally 381107 Partypoliticsmusic.mp3
    18. Political Townsendmovement 1938 Sheridandowneyforcalsen E01.mp3
    19. Political Townsendmovement 1938 Sheridandowneyforcalsen E02.mp3
    20. Prelude To Thanksgiving 391122 Documentary.mp3
    21. Pretty Kittly Kelly 390303.mp3
    22. Quaker Party 381001 Tommy Riggs Betty Lou.mp3
    23. Quaker Party 381022 Tommy Riggsbetty Lou.mp3
    24. Radio Guild 390507 Back Number Up.mp3
    25. Radio Guild Man Who Was Tomorrow.mp3
    26. Rajput Hindu Secret Service Agent 30mmdd 05 Jasmin Tower.mp3
    27. Showboat 360702 B Hope L Ross.mp3
    28. Smilin Jack 1939.mp3
    29. Smilin Jack 38 Audition.mp3
    30. Smilin Jack 390000 Audition.mp3
    31. Smilin Jack 390000 Mad Dog.mp3
    32. Smilin Jack 391218 Voice.mp3
    33. The Fullness Of Time 1938 (10) A City Beautiful.mp3
    34. The Man Who Was Tomorrow 390514.mp3
    35. The Mirth Parade 330000 W Don Wilson.mp3
    36. Then And Now 360917 First 50 Years Of Sears.mp3
    37. Then And Now 361119 First Fifty Years Of Sears 10of13.mp3
    38. Top Notchers 300319 Ty Cobb.mp3
    39. Top Notchers 300326.mp3
    40. True Or False 38091237 Postal Clerks Vs. League Of Women.mp3
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    83 recordings on 35 Audio CDs. Total playtime 30 hours, 59 min
    83 recordings on 35 Audio CDs
    total playtime 30 hours, 59 min

    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A001

    1. 1930's (late) You Can't Argue With Love
    2. Bring 'em Back Alive Promo
    3. Brushwood Mercantile Agency

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A002

    1. Carefreecarnival 1930s You Are My Lucky Star
    2. Caroll Gibbons 1934 I Wish I Were Twins
    3. Caroll Gibbons 1934 Who Do You Think You Are
    4. Cliff Lolly, The Nuts Of Harmony 19300713

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A003

    1. Edens Shampoo 1933 03 00 Sorority Dance W Freddie Martin
    2. Famous Radio Players 39 Madam Expose
    3. FR 1937 E Prince of Como

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A004

    1. FR 1937 F Columbus and Beatrice
    2. FR 1937 J S Foster and J McDowell

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A005

    1. FR 1937 Roland Pierce and Betsy Blair
    2. Henry Busse Program 35xxxx 01 Wbbm Music Remote
    3. Henry Busse Program 35xxxx 02 Wbbm Music Remote

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A006

    1. Political Townsendmovement 1938 Sheridandowneyforcalsen E01
    2. Political Townsendmovement 1938 Sheridandowneyforcalsen E02
    3. Radio Guild Man Who Was Tomorrow

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A007

    1. Rajput Hindu Secret Service Agent 30mmdd 05 Jasmin Tower
    2. Smilin Jack 1939
    3. Smilin Jack 38 Audition

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A008

    1. The Fullness Of Time 1938 (10) A City Beautiful
    2. Black Ghost 300000 01
    3. Black Ghost 300000 02
    4. Lfe Of Irene Castle 300101 Part 4 [318]

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A009

    1. Top Notchers 300319 Ty Cobb
    2. Top Notchers 300326
    3. Mary Lee Taylor 300921 Stuffed Vanilla Wafers
    4. Amelia Earhart 310200 The Pilot

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A010

    1. Amelia Earhart 320522 Women In Air Travel
    2. Bring 'em Back Alive 320726 The Giant Jungle Man
    3. Bring 'em Back Alive 321030 Weretiger Of Sungai
    4. Happiness Boys 330000
    5. The Mirth Parade 330000 W Don Wilson

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A011

    1. American Theater Of Radio 330907 When The Comey Strikes
    2. American Theater Of Radio 331005 The Almost Perfect Crim
    3. American Theater Of Radio 331026 The Wild West Of 1933

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A012

    1. Mary Pickford Company 341003 The Church Mouse
    2. Hines Hall Of Fame 341223 Only Show

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A013

    1. Circus Night In Silvertown 350524 Masked Marvel
    2. Circus Night In Silvertown 350524 The Masked Marvel

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A014

    1. Four Ink Spots Show 350809 1st'swingin' On A Strings'

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A015

    1. Lets Have Fun 351022 first of series

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A016

    1. Hinds Honey Almond Cream Program 360110 Three Aces
    2. Showboat 360702 B Hope L Ross

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A017

    1. Then And Now 360917 First 50 Years Of Sears

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A018

    1. Fred Astaire Show 361103 09 The Dentist

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A019

    1. Then And Now 361119 First Fifty Years Of Sears 10of13

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A020

    1. Hollywood Hotel 361218 One In A Million

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A021

    1. Hollywood Hotel 370611 Al Jolson Marx Brothers (inc)
    2. Men Of Vision 370726 Thomas Young

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A022

    1. Men Of Vision 370802 Ben Franklin
    2. Men Of Vision 370802 Roger Bacon
    3. Men Of Vision 370822 Galileo

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A023

    1. 30 Minutes In Hollywood 371024 04 Guest Judy Garland Age15
    2. 371024 (04) Guest Judy Garland Age15

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A024

    1. Babbitt Sisters 371206
    2. 30 Minutes In Hollywood 380123 16 Music Publishing Busin

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A025

    1. Let There Be Music 380326
    2. Attorney At Law 380616 Case Of The Asia Express

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A026

    1. America Dances 380706 Jimmy Rushing Vocals Count Basie
    2. Earlhines 380803 Grandterrace Chgo Nbc

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A027

    1. True Or False 38091237 Postal Clerks Vs. League Of Women
    2. Quaker Party 381001 Tommy Riggs Betty Lou

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A028

    1. Quaker Party 381022 Tommy Riggsbetty Lou
    2. Political Bancroftrally 381107 Partypoliticsmusic

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A029

    1. Smilin Jack 390000 Audition
    2. Smilin Jack 390000 Mad Dog
    3. Hickory House Jam Session 390120

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A030

    1. Melody Madness 390122 Phenomenon Of Swing
    2. Brushwood Mercantile Agency 390226 Cottonseed Clark
    3. Pretty Kittly Kelly 390303

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A031

    1. Melody Madness 390402 The Rinderblau Formula
    2. Author! Author! 390407 First Episode Of Series

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A032

    1. Radio Guild 390507 Back Number Up
    2. The Man Who Was Tomorrow 390514

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A033

    1. Melody Showcase 390606 Aud W Sammy Kaye
    2. Fourinkspots 390712
    3. Melody Madness 390822 First Half Only

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A034

    1. 1001 Wives 390901 Lori O'donnell
    2. Bunny Berigan 390926 Manhattan Center

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    Rarities from the 1930s Disc A035

    1. Prelude To Thanksgiving 391122 Documentary
    2. Smilin Jack 391218 Voice

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