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Thank you. For the Wells version. I think the 1939 version is the one they would repeat broadcast on AM stations

Louie Bellson did "Blitzen" on his 1962 live album 'Jazz from the Summit '

god i need her

I loved this show, but the mid-late fifties shows did`nt appeal to me as much, because they were shorter and there was no audience, no music, and to me weren`t as funny. Kind of the twilight period for the show.

Its a cool wet Christmas Eve , with no one about 24-12-23 🌲🎁🎊🎉 Merry Christmas , Greetings and Salutatons of the Season , to One and All . Cannot beat the old radio plays , and both radio and cinema serials= Cliff-hangers .

83 years old and still better than anything on T.V.

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Modern commercials just RUIN the flow of Shepherd's stories. Boo hiss...👎 Shame on you 😢

I Love this so much, her voice gives me a warn inner fuzzy glow. I can't help but think the world would Smile Brighter if she reappeared. Merry Christmas Cousin Bobbie!

The Billy Mills Orchestra guitarist was top notch, whoever he was!

My favorite old radio show.

Love The Shadow! Thanks for sharing this.

That song sounds beautiful. Who knows which year it was originally released? I'd say it needs a potential remaster for a much better sound quality for future generations.

I love teeny. She gets mcgee Everytime❤ . M

So, if we see everyone as children, if we admit others can have bigger urges than us and that we can help them, then we will feel that we are a part of the whole, and we'll enjoy a nice future 🙂

Can you please post the entire George burns early early christmas special please? I cannot find it anywhere, many thanks for sharing this classic show!

I like the Jello or Grape Nut Flakes (Grape's Nut Flakes?) shows more than the Lucky Strike shows. Anyone else?

It's a shame more folks haven't watched this... he's a national treasure and she's an enigmatic, talented, beauty.

I will never forget one of the funniest routines they ever did was with the mayor called strange bedfellows what a funny bit I wish I could find it but it seems to only be on a tape called comedy radio comedians

I am 72 and love vintage radio. Good clean comedy and no political correctness crapola. I remember some shows from childhood. My mother really got into it in the 70-80’s and I’ve been hooked ever since ❤️

"What say, Mert" ??

considering that TV wasn't available back in the 30's and 40's , radio gave you the opportunity to use your imagination !

Oh my my. I never knew He had his own radio show. How delightful! 🦋 M. Illinois

Got these from my granddad he worked at McGraw-Edison in Zanesville Ohio

Fibber Mcgee, and Molly are the best!! Thank you for sharing their radio programs!!

Thank you so much for sharing! Great channel….Merry Christmas!

I love listening to Fibber & Molly’s Christmas programs there is a something pure and simple to them. Filled with friends and joy.

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🦆🐤

Unique Hans Conried!

LOVELY LADY BOBBY GENTRY AND SO TALENTED.....

Listened on 11/11/2022.

Not sure if his name is spelled 'Peagran' on the record, but he sounds like the banjo player George Franklin Pegram from North Carolina that Art Rosenbaum recorded.

Love your channel.

I'm so lucky to have been raised by shep and other radio guys...

I bought a Paper Mate pen with Fibber and Molly's embossed names. Were these pens offered on the series?

Even the great Orson Welles couldn’t outdo the legendary Lionel Barrymore as Scrooge!

They still do the Yule log on WPIX. It's been a LI/NYC TV tradition like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade/March Of The Wooden Soldiers double feature.

I enjoyed the programs but Christmas Eve without Teenie and her friends singing the “Night Before Christmas” was disappointing.

TY, Merry Christmas 🎄

55:54- New York did *not* hear "FATHER KNOWS BEST" and Ralph Edwards' "TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES" on Christmas Eve, because WNBC-AM pre-empted those programs during the season for a local music and interview show, "MEET ME AT KAY'S", featuring singer Kay Armen and comedian Louis Nye. Eddie Cantor's program was pre-empted for a special 25 minute version of "A Christmas Carol", featuring Sir Laurence Oliver [recorded in England].

One of my favs from childhood.

As heard weeknights at 10pm(et).

Nice 👍

Really enjoyed this, brings back memories with my Dad as he used to tell me stories of old time radio shows!

Good stuff.

I love 💕 the Jack Benny radio 📻 and the tv 📺 shows also all the other classes. Nothing like the music 🎶 back in that time. Back in those good days was really music 🎼 and tv show movies 🎥 also comedy . 😊🍁🎄🦃 happy thanksgiving 🦃🍁 everyone.

The times were much better then, and the Shep was a great part of that. He would be 100 years old now, but I remember listening to him over half a century ago, when he was a younger man than I am now. Man how the time flies by, and it's amazing how much you love the past, once it's past, and only really appreciate life when you start to approach the end of it. A little Shep wisdom, I've gleaned from his broadcasts that are forever traveling into the great cosmos and beyond. Night all.

Please put up the whole album. It’s great but hard to find.

Sandie kept a straight face.Sandie you are the best.

My first Christmas.