REMEMBERadio station: Broadcast Network Comedy, Drama and Variety Shows from the 1930's through 1950's
PROGRAM GUIDE
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GENE AUTRY Lonesomest Cowboy
DEATH VALLEY DAYS Sam Bass
EDWARD R MURROW FDR Death
FRED ASTAIRE The Dentist
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
BOX 13 ALAN LADD First Letter
NIGHT EDITOR Smoke Rings
FRONT PAGE Drama
FRONTIER TOWN Tod Ford
BING CROSBY Country Songs
FLASH GORDON
RIPLEY Believe It or Not
PHYL COE Double X Mystery
Classic BOB and RAY
CASEY CRIME PHOTOGRAPHER
BIG TOWN Angel of the Street
Also, do you remember these programs:
Amos 'n' Andy
On January 12th in 1926, "Sam 'n' Henry" debuted on Chicago's WGN radio. When they moved to WMAQ two years later the show was renamed "Amos 'n' Andy" and the voices of its creators, Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll played to huge depression-era audiences via NBC radio. Although the players were white, the characters were supposed to be black. The popular radio show would attract over forty million fans during its radio tenure which ended in 1948. (Gosden and Correll returned to radio with the "Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall" on CBS radio [1954-1960]).
