Tracklist
Remember Golden Radio? A1 The Philco Radio Show With Bing Crosby, Jack Benny And Mary Livingston
A2 George Burns And Gracie Allen
A3 Eddie Cantor
A4 Amos 'N Andy

Daytime Radio And Commercials B1 Lorenzo Jones
B2 The Romance Of Helen Trent
B3 Just Plain Bill
B4 Mary Noble, Back Stage Wife, "Ma" Perkins Last Broadcast
B5 Mary Margaret McBride With Mr. & Mrs. Alben Barkley
B6 Commercials: Interwoven Socks, Chesterfield Smoke Dreams, Pepsi-Cola, Rinso, Lava, Crisco, The Longines-Wittnauer Watch Company

The Great Radio Comedians C1 "Allen's Alley" With Fred Allen, Senator Claghorn, Titus Moody, And Mrs. Nusbaum
C2 The Easy Aces With Jane And Goodman Ace
C3 Baron Munchausen, Featuring Jack Pearl
C4 Fibber McGee And Molly, With Mr. And Mrs. Jim Jordan

More Of The Great Radio Comedians D1 Lum 'N Abner
D2 Fanny Brice As Baby Snooks
D3 Jack Benny And Mary Livingston
D4 Mel Blanc As "The Maxwell Car"
D5 Bob Hope
D6 Fred Allen With Jack Benny

Radio Adventure And Drama E1 Jack Armstrong
E2 The Lone Ranger
E3 Sgt. Preston And Yukon King
E4 Terry And The Pirates
E5 Famous Jury Trials
E6 Dangerous Assignment
E7 Mr. Keene Tracer Of Lost Persons
E8 Gang Busters
E9 Suspense
E10 The Shadow

The Classic Radio News Broadcasts F1 KDKA Election Returns
F2 Pres. Coolidge Presents Charles Lindberg To Congress
F3 Amos 'N Andy On Hoover-Smith Campaign
F4 Eddie Cantor On 1929 Crash
F5 Billy Sunday On Prohibition
F6 FDR Is Inaugurated
F7 Edwin C. Hill
F8 Bruno Hauptman Is Executed
F9 The Hindenburg Disaster

The March Toward World War II G1 The King George V Funeral
G2 Edward VIII Abdicates
G3 King George VI Coronation
G4 Prime Minister Chamberlain Reports To The World
G5 The U.S.S. Squalus Disaster
G6 Hitler Declares War On Poland
G7 Chamberlain Announces War
G8 FDR "America Hates War"
G9 Winston Churchill "Give Us The Tools"

On-The-Spot Coverage Of Sports! H1 The Dempsey-Tunney Fight
H2 Schmeling Defeats Joe Lewis
H3 Max Baer, Gene Tunney. Jack Dempsey Comments As Louis Defeats Schmeling
H4 Jesse Owen In The 1936 Olympics. Ted Husing Reports
H5 1937 Davis Cup Match Buge Vs. Kramm
H6 Whirl-A-Way Wins The Kentucky Derby
H7 Bobby Thompson Home Run

Radio Reports World War II - Pearl Harbor To Corregidor: I1 Pearl Harbor Bulletin
I2 Manila Bombing
I3 FDR "Day Of Infamy"
I4 Last Broadcast From Corregidor
I5 Interview With Radio Operator

Radio Reports World War II - "D" Day To Final Victory: J1 Dwight D. Eisenhower Announces "D" Day
J2 FDR On "D" Day
J3 "Live" Report From Landing Ship
J4 Iwo Jima Invaded
J5 FDR Death
J6 Arthur Godfrey At Funeral
J7 President Truman's Tribute
J8 Winston Churchill On VE Day
J9 President Truman Announces Hiroshima "A" Bomb Attack
J10 VJ Day
J11 General Macarthur At Signing Of Peace Treaty

Great Moments Of Humor And Pathos - Radio Programs Did Not Always Follow Script K1 Lowell Thomas Program
K2 Julion Anthony News Broadcast
K3 Radio "Trivia"
K4 The First Radio Variety Series
K5 Babe Ruth And Lou Gehrig On Their Radio Show
K6 Babe Ruth's Final Message
K7 Lou Gehrig Says "Goodbye"
K8 Amos 'N Andy Christmas Program

Special Production L Arch Obler Presents "Cat Wife" Voice Actor – , , , ,

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