was originally a comic strip created by Sgt. George Baker during WWII. The comic strip followed Sad Sack troubles and foibles of a misfit in military life. The situation comedy radio show picks up with Sad Sack returning home to make a civilian life.
4 old time radio show recordings
(total playtime 1 hours, 23 min)
available in the following formats:
1 MP3 CD
or
2 Audio CDs
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“Has anyone got a match? (match lighting) Thanks! Now I can light an old gold and listen to The Sad Sack.”
The Sad Sack has a squeaky voice and is a somewhat meek character who finds trouble sticking up for himself. The Sad Sack was originally a comic strip created by Sgt. George Baker during WWII. The comic strip followed Sad Sack troubles and foibles of a misfit in military life. The situation comedy radio show picks up with Sad Sack returning home to make a civilian life. It starred Herb Vigran as Sad Sack with a cast of Jim Backus, Sandra Gould, Ken Cristy and Patsy Moran.
In 1957, Paramount made a motion picture with Jerry Lewis as Sad Sack with supporting cast Peter Lorre, David Wayne, Joe Mantell, and Phyllis Kirk.
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Sad Sack Disc A001
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Sad Sack Disc A002
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