Series: Script and Recording Library

Subseries: Radio Scripts: described in Parts 11-12 of this finding aid (see search link in abstract in Summary Information)

Subseries: Television Scripts: described in Part 13 of this finding aid (see search link in abstract in Summary Information)

Subseries: Recordings
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Series A - Public Issues and Discussions: described in Part 14 of this finding aid (see search link in abstract in Summary Information)

Series B - Public Affairs and Events: described in Part 14 of this finding aid (see search link in abstract in Summary Information)

Series C - Drama, 1939-1957
Physical Description: 281 disc recordings 

I. Daily Series

a. Miscellaneous

No Date: When A Girl Marries

7/25-26/?: Road of Life

4/7/49: One Man's Family (introduction of characters and 2 episodes)

11/16/49: One Man's Family (unintegrated shorts)

12/7/49: One Man's Family (unintegrated shorts)

5/15/50: Candy Matson

2/12/51: Right to Happiness

3/6/51: We Love and Learn

7/26/51: Lorenzo Jones

8/10/53: Pepper Young

8/12/53: Pepper Young

8/18/53: Pepper Young

3/30/54: Just Plain Bill

3/31/54: Just Plain Bill

1/12/56: Young Widder Brown

1/13/56: Young Widder Brown

b. Life Can Be Beautiful

7/25/51

7/26/51

7/27/51

7/30/51

7/31/51

8/1/51

c. Doctor's Wife

7/2/56

7/3/56

7/4/56

7/5/56

7/6/56

II. Weekly Series - Serious

a. Miscellaneous

No Date: Official Detective

11/3/?: Somerset Maugham Theatre

4/26/47: Mystery Without Murder

8/27/47: Rexall Summer Theatre

4/10/48: Adventures of Charlie Lung

11/23/48: Big Town Show - Steve Wilson

4/21/49: The Highlander (Douglas Fairbanks)

9/10/49: Dragnet

11/12/49: Richard Diamond

7/17/50: The Gentleman

8/6/50: Top Secret

5/26/51: My Secret Story

7/1/51: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow)

7/8/51: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow)

7/26/51: The Stairway (from BBC)

11/13/51: Scotland Yard

12/6/51: Mr. Keene Tracer of Lost Persons

7/6/53: Price of Crime

8/20/53: 13th Juror

10/26/56: X minus One (12-inch)

b. Cavalcade of America

1/20/47: “Builder of the Sioux” (William Holden and Marcia Hunt)

12/8/47: “Hurry Up Yost” (Thomas Mitchell and Bill Stern)

12/22/47: “Diamonds in the Sky” (June, Kathleen, and Gene Lockhart)

3/29/48: “Roses in the Rain” (Joan Caulfield and Ralph Bellamy)

5/17/48: “Queen of Heartbreak Trail” (Irene Dunne)

5/31/48: “Who Walk Alone” (Louis Calhern and Macdonald Cary)

6/14/48: “Chautauqua Fable” (William Powell)

6/21/48: “Skylark Song” (Lucille Ball)

4/3/51: “The Reluctant Pioneer” (June Havoc and Jeffery Lynn)

9/17/52: Story of Catherine Fay (rehearsal)

12/23/52: “Christmas In America” (Walter Hamden and the DuPont Chorus)

c. The Hollywood Story

10/11/53: The Francis X Bushman Story (Ronald Reagan)

10/18/53: The Milton Sills Story (Robert Mitchum)

10/25/53: The Rudolph Valentino Story (Desi Arnez)

11/7/53: The Ida Lupino Story (Ida Lupino)

11/21/53: The Dick Powell Story (Dick Powell)

11/28/53: The Robert Ryan Story (Robert Ryan)

12/5/53: The Adolph Zukor Story (Gene Hersholt)

12/12/53: The Jane Wyman Story (Jane Wyman)

12/19/53: The Carole Lombard Story (Lucille Ball)

12/26/53: The Story of Stanley Kramer (Van Johnson and Frank Lovejoy)

d. N.B.C. University Theatre

10/24/48: “They Stoop to Folly” by Ellen Glasgow

1/30/49: “Noon Wine” by Katherine Anne Porter

3/6/49: Tales of Edgar Allan Poe (“Nostalogie,” “Cask of Amontiado,” and “The Fall of the House of Usher”)

10/2/49: “The Portrait of a Lady” by Henry James

10/9/49: “The House of Mirth” by Edith Wharton

10/16/49: “Sister Carrie” by Theodore Dreiser

e. Radio Theatre

1/14/47: “The Patriot” by Sidney Kingsley (in Spanish)

3/25/47: “Faith Is As A Mustard Seed” (in Spanish)

4/1/47 (in Spanish)

4/8/47: “Of Time and the River” (in Spanish)

4/15/47: “The Second Mile” (in Spanish)

4/22/47: “Western Star” (in Spanish)

4/29/47: “Western Star” (2nd episode) (in Spanish)

6/10/47: “Alibi Ike” (in Spanish)

9/16/47: “The Ugliest Man In The World” by Arch Obler (in Spanish)

11/7/47: “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court” by Mark Twain

11/21/47: “A Coffin for Demetrius” by Eric Ambler

12/17/47: “George Washington Slept Here” by Kaufman and Hart

12/31/47: “Dangerous Corner” by J. B. Priestley

6/2/48: “Laura” with Virginia Gilmore

6/9/48: “Michael and Mary” by A. A. Milne

6/13/48: “My Sister Eileen” with Shirley Booth and Virginia Gilmore

7/14/48: “Arrowsmith” by Sinclair Lewis

f. Academy Theatre (TV)

8/1/49: Young girl - Pipper - meets Abe Lincoln

8/8/49: “The Drums of Oude”

8/15/49: Mystery - takes place in hills of Scotland

8/22/49: Young girl's problem with boy

8/29/49: “Summer Comes to Diamond O”

9/5/49: Mystery

9/12/49: Mystery - 2 old ladies and their nephew

III. Weekly Series - Comedy

a. Miscellaneous

8/27/47: A Day in the Life of Dennis Day

12/15/47: Bell Boy Please

11/21/48: Phil Harris and Alice Faye

4/22/49: The Life of Riley

4/29/49: The Life of Riley

6/29/49: My Silent Partner

b. The Aldrigh Family

10/28/48

11/4/48

11/25/48

2/1/53

2/8/53

3/1/53

3/8/53

4/12/53

4/19/53

IV. Special Dramas

a. Miscellaneous

4/20/47: “Upstream” - YMCA

5/23/48: One Hundred Years of News

6/5/48: “Our Town” - rehearsal

11/10/48: “The Lips of a Strange Woman”
Scope and Content Note: (with Raymond Massey - series on Venereal Disease)

4/26/49: “Macbeth” - rehearsal

9/16/49: “The Pen and the Dream” (Boy Scout Constitution Day Special)

10/9/49: “The Cardboard Box” (UN Special)

10/19/49: “Could Be” (look into future)

11/7/49: “Peculiar Ambition” (National Education Week)

4/7/51: “You Can't Take It With You” by George Kaufman and Moss Hart

10/13/53: “G. I. Joe” with Lawson Serby, Bill Quinn and others

5/6/54: “Go South Young Man” by Don Macowich w/ MacDonald Carey

4/11/57: “Exodus of Andor” with Eli Wallach, Brandon de Wilde (see # 2973-2974)

No Date: F. Scott Fitzgerald - biography in sound (12-inch)

b. Programs with John Barrymore

8/17/53: Reading from “Richard III”

8/24/53: Reading from “Twelfth Night”

No Date: “Hamlet”

V. Programs About Drama - comments and criticisms

a. Comments on Specific Works

5/27/49: Comments on Henry James' “The Ambassadors”

6/10/49: Commentary by E. M. Forster on his “A Passage to India”

6/29/49: Commentary by Bernard DeVoto on A. B. Guthrie's “The Big Sky”

9/29/49: Commentary by Henry Outland on Henry James' “Portrait of a Lady”

10/13/49: Commentary by Ralph Bates on Theodore Dreiser's “Sister Carrie”

11/4/49: Commentary by John Crosby on F. Scott Fitgerald's “Babylon Revisited”

11/7/49: Commentary by Robert Penn Warren on William Faulkner's “Wild Palms”

1/14/49: Commentary by Diana Trilling on Ernest Hemingway's “For Whom the Bell Tolls”

11/21/49: Commentary by John Kiernan on John P. Marquand's “Point of No Return”

12/18/49: Commentary by Norman Cousins on Thomas Wolfe's “You Can't Go Home Again”

2/19/50: Commentary by John Crosby on Joseph Conrad's “Victory”

b. News and Gossip of the Theatre

12/26/39: Variety Showmanship Award

4/17/47: Broadway in Review #46 and 47 (in German)

4/25/47: Stanley Maxted

4/27/47: Drama Critics Circle Award

4/30/47: Life in Hollywood
Scope and Content Note: (Interviews with Joseph Cotton, Lionel Barrymore, and Gregory Peck - in English and Spanish)

11/11/47: Stage, Set, and Stars
Scope and Content Note: (Judith Morley interviews Sam Jaffe)

9/2/49: Sunday Preview
Scope and Content Note: (Norman Brockenshire and Roger Pryor discuss the coming Broadway season)

9/9/49: Theatre Guild Backstage Biography

6/3/51: Variety Showmanship Award

3/29/53: Theatre Guild “Tony” Awards

9/1/53: Hollywood Story
Scope and Content Note: (Shirley Thomas interview Dana Andrews and comments on the theatrical scene)

3/24/56: Conversation with Fred Allen
Scope and Content Note: (taped interview played in memoriam on the occasion of his death)

Series D - Music, Variety, Quiz and Panel Shows, 1938-1958
Physical Description: 165 disc recordings 

I. Regular Weekly

a. Comedy

10/24/48: Ozzie and Harriet (International Silver Program)

3/11/50: Bob Hope Show (segments to be integrated)

b. Music

10/23/38: R.C.A. Magic Key (parts 2 and 4 only)

3/18/40: Whispering Rhythm

8/26/46: Telephone Hour

9/30/46: Telephone Hour

4/5/47: Matchless Service Time

11/11/47: U.S. In the World of Art

11/12/47: Benson and Hedges “The Last Night In The Parliament Room”

11/12/47: Carnation Hour

12/18/47: First Piano Quartet

12/29/47: Harvest of Stars

6/14/48: Chesterfield Supper Club

6/20/48: Manhattan Merry-Go-Round

7/7/48: Appointment With Music

7/26/48: Carnation Hour

8/8/48: R.C.A. Victor Show

8/10/48: Musical Life

9/26/48: R.C.A. Victor Show - dress rehearsal

10/3/48: R.C.A. Victor Show - dress rehearsal

10/10/48: R.C.A. Victor Show - dress rehearsal

10/29/48: Pastels In Rhythm

4/12/49: Here's Archer with Gene Archer and Cliff Arquette and recordings

5/20/49: Here's Archer

1/9/55: Manhattan Moods

4/24/55: Manhattan Moods

5/15/55: Manhattan Moods

7/1/55: Stars In Action

7/8/55: Stars In Action

7/15/55: Stars In Action

7/29/55: Stars In Action

8/5/55: Stars In Action

12/7/55: National Radio Fan Club
Scope and Content Note: (Rock 'n Roll show with interviews with teens)

No Date: Music for Saturday

c. Comedy - Music Combinations

5/9/48: Charlie McCarthy Show

7/1/48: National Minstrels

7/6/48: Jack Pearl - dress rehearsal

7/11/48: Dave Garroway

10/17/48: Charlie McCarthy Show

3/13/49: Henry Morgan Show

6/5/49: Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis Show

8/31/49: Henry Morgan Show

9/7/49: Henry Morgan Show

4/21/50: Dave Garroway

12/11/53: Eddie Cantor Clinic

12/12/58: Monitor - Don Russell

12/19/58: Monitor - Don Russell

12/26/58: Monitor - Don Russell

d. Quiz Shows

10/9/47: Seven Arts Quiz

1/13/49: The Missus Goes A Shoppin' (12-inch 78 rpm)

9/25/49: Take It or Leave It

6/3/51: 64 Dollar Question

7/15/53: Baron and the Bee

11/10/53: Phrase that Pays

2/17/55: Spend a Million

2/24/55: Spend a Million

12/5/56: 21 (TV), Charles Van Doren's first victory

3/11/57: 21 (TV), Charles Van Doren's defeat

e. Panel Shows

4/19/47: WNBC Stamp Club

5/15/47: Juvenile Jury

5/22/47: Juvenile Jury

11/13/47: Here Are the Answers

12/15/47: Listener Talks Back - Town Hall Radio Workshop (12-inch 78 rpm)

5/22/48: Alibis Unlimited

9/17/48: Who Said That

11/7/48: Who Said That

12/12/48: Who Said That (with Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Kaltenborn)

2/20/49: Who Said That

6/4/49: Junior Reporter with Ed Herlihy
Scope and Content Note: (adults and children discuss parental respect)

6/29/51: The Answer Man
Scope and Content Note: (people write in questions for the “Answer Man” to answer)

II. Special Programs

a. Comedy

4/1/49: Misinformation Please (parody of FCC investigations)

5/22/40: Radio Correspondents Association (parody on Hitler, etc.)

11/25/47: Bob Hope (from London)

10/10/48: Red Feather Salute
Scope and Content Note: (dedicated to Community Chests of America, with George Burns and Gracie Allen. Jane Pickens - hostess)

b. Music

4/5/47: Columbus Boys Choir (Easter Program)

7/25/48: Fine Arts Festival (University of Iowa orchestra)

c. Comedy - Music Combinations

8/26/43: Bob Hope (with U.S. troops in N. Africa)

7/22/48: Army Roll Call

9/4/49: Eddie Cantor

4/3/50: Cancer Crusade

5/29/51: Pint Parade (Red Cross Special for Blood Bank)

9/14/53: Friend to Friend (Red Cross Special for Greek Island earth quake victims)

1/4/56: Comedienne Anna Russell

Series E - Speeches, 1939-1959
Physical Description: 377 disc recordings 

I. By National Office Holders

a. Elected

1/4/29: President Roosevelt address to opening of the House of Representatives

3/4/39: President Roosevelt address at 150th Anniversary of first meeting of Congress (12-inch)

9/21/39: President Roosevelt before Joint Session of Congress

1/30/40: President Roosevelt

9/2/40: President Roosevelt opening of Great Smokey National Park, Tennessee

9/2/40: President Roosevelt - Dedication of Chickamauga Dam, TVA, Tennessee

10/23/40: President Roosevelt address - 1st in campaign for re-election

10/24/40: President Roosevelt address

11/1/40: President Roosevelt campaign speech - Academy of Music, Brooklyn, New York

11/4/40: President Roosevelt address

3/8/41: President Roosevelt address at Farm Day Dinner

10/3/41: President Roosevelt “Mobilization for Human Needs”

11/6/41: President Roosevelt “Defense Labor Talk”

6/12/42: President Roosevelt “Statement on Rubber”

6/14/42: President Roosevelt “Toward the Century of Common Man” (program)

6/7/43: President Roosevelt address

6/10/43: President Roosevelt address

8/12/44: President Roosevelt summary of Pacific Inspection tour (part 3 only)

10/28/44: President Roosevelt address - 4th in re-election campaign

11/6/44: President Roosevelt address to National Democratic Party Rally

5/21/45: President Truman presentation of Medal of Honor

6/26/45: President Truman address on United Nations to new delegates in San Francisco

8/8/45: President Truman report on Potsdam Conference (12-inch)

8/9/45: President Truman address to people - reasons for military occupation

9/2/45: President Truman - armed forces program

10/2/45: President Truman address

10/23/45: President Truman address to Joint Session of Congress

10/30/45: President Truman address explaining Executive Order 9599 - guiding policies of gov't during transition from war to peace.

11/26/45: President Truman award of distinguished serve medal to General Marshall

12/24/45: President Truman Lighting White House Christmas tree

1/3/46: President Truman address to people about problems facing Congress

3/6/46: President Truman address (part 2 only)

3/23/46: President Truman speech at Jackson Day Dinner

4/6/46: President Truman address - Army Day, Chicago

4/12/46: President Truman address at Hyde Park

5/14/46: President Truman - Pan American Day address

6/6/47: Representative Charles Halleck address

6/22/47: Sentaor Taft on Taft-Harley Bill after Truman veto

11/17/47: President Truman to Joint Session of Congress

2/12/48: Governor Dewey address excerpts

4/19/48: President Truman address to Joint Session of Congress

5/14/48: President Truman address

5/20/48: President Truman address (part 1 only)

5/30/48: President Truman Memorial Day speech

6/2/48: Senator Taft address

6/13/48: Senator William Langer

10/8/48: President Truman address (12-inch)

2/10/49: Senator Vandenberg

2/28/49: Senator Walter Mahoney talk

3/23/49: Vice President Barkley

8/17/49: Senator Joe McCarthy

8/24/49: Senator McGrath speech to Democratic National Committee

8/24/49: President Truman speech to Democratic National Committee

11/8/49: President Truman address

11/9/49: Harold E. Stassen speech

11/15/49: President Truman address - 4th Anniversary of United Nations

12/2/49: Vice President Alben Barkley

1/4/50: President Truman State of the Union message (12-inch)

2/15/50: President Truman F.B.I. speech

2/16/50: President Truman address to Jefferson - Jackson Day Dinner

2/18/50: Harold Stassen address

4/20/50: President Truman address to American Society of Newspaper Editors

5/4/50: Senator Tydings talk

5/8/50: President Truman speech - Galesburg, Illinois

5/14/50: President Truman address - Madison, Wisconsin to Credit Union National Association

5/15/50: President Truman address - Jefferson Jubilee

6/6/50: President Truman address to convention of businessmen

6/9/60: President Truman from Columbia, Missouri

6/16/50: Senator Tydings report from Congress

6/19/50: President Truman - Korea program

6/27/50: President Truman's Cornerstone speech

6/28/50: President Truman - American Newspaper Guild speech

7/19/50: President Truman address on situation in Korea

9/26/50: President Truman address

11/30/50: President Truman and Charlie Ross

1/8/51: President Truman address to Congress (12-inch)

1/9/51: Senator Taft Press Club speech

1/29/51: Senator Taft before the D. C. Republican Club

2/21/51: President Truman at Masonic Breakfast

4/11/51: President Truman address “...what we're doing in Korea and our eastern policy...”

4/18/51: President Truman Armed Forces Day message

5/9/51: President Truman speech at Dept. of Interior

5/17/51: President Truman Citizenship Conference speech

6/13/51: President Truman addressing Highway Safety Council

6/14/51: President Truman Inflation speech

6/14/51: President Truman speech to 4H Clubbers

6/25/51: President Truman Tennessee speech

7/9/51: President Truman - July 4th speech

8/8/51: President Truman at USO Ceremonies

8/14/51: President Truman American Legion Dedication

9/4/51: President Truman - San Francisco Japanese Peace Treaty address

9/17/51: President Truman Postal Service speech

9/17/51: President Truman speech at dedication of the new case for the Declaration of Independence

9/28/71: President Truman address to Washington Pilgrimage of American Churchmen (12-inch)

11/7/51: President Truman address - problems in connection with our foreign policy (12-inch)

1/9/52: President Truman State of the Union message (12-inch 78 rpm)

2/21/52: President Truman address

2/23/52: Senator Dirksen talk

3/6/52: President Truman address to people about Mutual Security program

4/8/52: President Truman address to people on threatened steel strike

6/7/52: President Truman address to annual reunion of 35th division with which he fought (12-inch)

6/14/52: President Truman address-officiating ceremony for USS Nautilus

10/11/52: President Truman reply to receiving the F.D.R. medal for his efforts on behalf of civil rights

10/22/52: President Truman on behalf of Adlai Stevenson

2/2/53: President Eisenhower State of the Union message (parts 2 and 4 only)

4/5/54: President Eisenhower address to people on international and domestic problems

9/23/54: President Eisenhower address at dedication ceremonies at McNary Dam, Oregon

10/20/54: President Eisenhower address to American Jewish Tercentenary Dinner - 300 years since settlement of Jews in U.S.

7/25/55: President Eisenhower report on Geneva Conference

No Date: Senator Robert A. Taft address

No Date: President Truman address to Reserve Officers Association

No Date: President Truman address to Joint Session of Congress (12-inch)

No Date: President Truman on steel strike (12-inch)

No Date: President Truman address (12-inch)

No Date: President Truman address to Wake Forest College (12-inch)

No Date: President Truman Armistice Day message (12-inch)

b. Appointed

4/17/46: Chester Bowles

12/8/46: Dean Acheson acting Secretary of State

8/8/47: Secretary of State Marshall Third Horsemen

12/19/47: Secretary of State George C. Marshall

12/29/47: Henry Wallace

3/19/48: Secretary of State George C. Marshall (parts 2 and 3 only)

10/4/48: Henry Wallace talk

10/7/48: Acting Secretary of State Lovett

10/11/48: Henry Wallace

12/3/48: Charles Sawyer - Secretary of Commerce

1/26/48: Dean Acheson statement

4/12/49: John Foster Dulles

9/15/49: Paul Hoffman

10/22/49: Helen Gahagan Douglas

3/15/50: Secretary of State Dean Acheson

3/16/50: Secretary of State Dean Acheson

3/17/50: Secretary of Defense Johnson

5/31/50: Secretary of State Dean Acheson

6/8/50: Charles E. Wilson

6/29/50: Secretary of State Acheson to the American Newspaper Guild

1/29/50: Secretary of State Acheson

2/5/51: Michael DiSalle

3/27/51: Secretary of State Acheson

7/24/51: Dean Acheson

No Date: Secretary of Agriculture Brannon

II. By National Non-Office Holders

a. Political

4/16/47: Leon Mohill at Frankfurt

2/2/48: Will Clayton

3/12/49: James Wadsworth

4/1/49: Ernest Bevin

10/23/50: Cordell Hull

2/10/50: Whittaker Chambers

b. Labor

9/5/49: Charles F. Brannon and Charles J. MacGoroan

10/12/49: Phil Murray

2/2/50: John L. Lewis

2/2/50: Mine Owners Statement

6/21/50: Walter Reuther

7/31/50: George Meany

9/4/50: Phillip Murray

3/5/51: Phillip Murray

6/25/56: Steel Workers Statement

1/8/58: George Meany

c. Military

5/5/42: Last Message from Corregidor

6/22/45: General Eisenhower at Kansas

3/17/49: James Forrestal

4/30/49: General James H. Doolittle

4/14/50: General Omar Bradley (part 1 only)

9/27/50: General Bradley

10/28/50: General Marshall on Atlantic Pact

2/2/51: General Eisenhower

4/18/51: General MacArthur “No Politics” speech

4/19/51: General MacArthur - speech to Joint Session of Congress

4/19/51: General MacArthur at D.A.R.

4/19/51: General MacArthur at Washington Monument

10/17/51: General MacArthur

d. Business

10/30/47: New York Better Business Bureau

3/28/49: General Sarnoff

1/12/50: Speeches at Press Club Luncheon

10/19/50: Edward L. Bernays

6/11/59: Speeches at Rotary Convention

e. Medicine

9/27/48: Dr. Joseph E. Moore - Venereal Disease Therapy

9/28/48: Dr. Wingate Johnson

7/27/49: Dr. Frank C. Lanbach

12/14/49: Dr. Harold Urey

f. Clergy

2/22/50: Pope Pius

12/22/50: Bishop G. Bromley Oxman

g. Miscellaneous

1/6/50: Norman Cousins

9/18/50: Louis A. Johnson (12-inch)

10/2/50: Gordon Dean, Warren Austin and General Eisenhower - U. of Michigan research

3/28/51: Mrs. Willis Reed

4/7/51: Dr. Ledler on Economic progress

6/9/51: Robert Bogeler's speech to Press Club

11/5/51: Robert Montgomery on “Being an American”

2/15/54: Harold Hunt salute to advertising

No Date: Robert Vogeler speech

III. By International Figures

a. Political

9/3/39: King George VI

11/29/42: Winston Churchill

5/14/43: Winston Churchill (part 1 only)

8/31/43: Winston Churchill - speech after Ottawa Conference (Disc broken; on tape copy only)

3/26/44: Winston Churchill

7/8/44: General DeGaulle

11/9/45: Prime Minister Atlee (parts 2, 3 and 4 only)

11/13/45: Prime Minister Atlee

7/19/47: Dr. Antonio Rocha Interim - Director - General, Pan American Union

2/3/48: Queen Wilhelmina

4/1/48: Marshall Bogata

5/25/48: Dr. Wiessman, President of Israel

3/21/49: Bernard Baruch

9/9/49: Sir Stafford Cripps

9/18/49: Sir Stafford Cripps

9/29/49: Trygve Lie

10/12/49: Pandit Nehru

10/19/49: Pandit Nehru

11/16/49: The Shah of Iran

12/25/49: King George VI

12/28/49: Winston Churchill

3/21/50: Trygve Lie

6/6/50: Trygve Lie

8/1/50: Jacob Malik

12/6/50: Prime Minister Atlee

11/1/50: Lord Halifax

2/7/52: Winston Churchill

4/3/52: Queen Juliana

No Date: Prime Minister Atlee

Series F - Religious Programs, 1947-1958
Physical Description: 127 disc recordings 

I. Regular Weekly Series

a. Religion In The News

12/5/47

11/20/48

11/27/48

12/4/48

12/11/48

10/1/49

10/8/49

10/14/49

10/29/49

11/5/49

11/12/49

11/19/49

11/26/49

12/3/49

4/22/50

4/29/50

5/13/50

b. The Lutheran Hour - with Rev. Dr. Oswald Hoffman

1/20/57

2/24/57

3/24/57

4/7/57

5/5/57

6/9/57

c. National Radio Pulpit

10/2/49: “America for Christ” Dr. Ralph Sockman

6/29/52: “The Religion of a Healthy Mind” Dr. John A. Redhead Jr.

7/13/52: “What Makes Sin Sinful?” Dr. John A. Redhead Jr.

7/25/52: “On Being Sure of God” Dr. John A. Redhead Jr.

8/3/52: “The Church in the Storm” Bishop Arthur J. Moore

8/10/52: “What Has the Church Been Doing?” Bishop Arthur J. Moore

8/17/52: “What Must the Church Do Now?” Bishop Arthur J. Moore

8/24/52: “The King Invisible” Bishop Arthur J. Moore

8/31/52: “Paying Our Debt to Yesterday” Bishop Moore

9/7/52: “Some Things to Remember” Bishop Moore

9/21/52: “Jesus the Almighty Saviour” Bishop Moore

9/28/52: “The Credentials of a Christian” Bishop Moore

12/20/52: Dr. Ralph W. Sockman

d. Bible Study Hour (Dr. Barnhouse)

9/30/56

1/20/57

2/24/57

3/24/57

4/7/57

5/5/7

6/9/57

e. The Eternal Light

12/19/48: Drama - “His Excellency of Vilna” with Peter Capell and Roger DeCorban

6/13/54: Commentary by Rabbi Wise (dramatization not on record)

2/28/58: Dr. Lewis Jones (12-inch)

3/9/58: Mr. William Sylk (12-inch)

f. Faith In Action
Scope and Content Note: (Merrill Mueller commenter and interviewer - interviews people connected with World Council of Churches)

8/18/57

8/25/57

9/1/57

g. Christian Science Program with Felix M. Krems

1/2/49

2/6/49

4/3/49

5/1/49

h. Art of Living (Christian Living) with Robert J. McCracken

5/5/57

6/9/57 (2 copies)

6/16/57

j. The Catholic Hour

9/12/49: Chaplin William B. Clasby

7/2/50: Michael F. Walsh

8/13/50: Henry Ford

9/7/50 9/24/50 “Operation Survival” - fight against communism - narrator Scott Tennyson parts 1 & 4 of 4

6/1/52: Reverend Joseph E. Manten

6/8/52: Reverend Joseph E. Manten

II. Special Reports

a. Miscellaneous

8/8/46: Riches Beyond Price

12/11/47: Universal Bible Sunday

5/28/48: Interfaith Roundtable - Ray Barrack

6/3/48: The Presbyterian Church in the U.S.

1/13/49: Interfaith Roundtable

10/15/49: National Council of Jewish Women - Irene Rich in drama

10/30/49: Religion in American Life
Scope and Content Note: (with Bing Crosby, Charles Laughton, Dr. Joseph Proskaver, Charles E. Wilson, Pres. Harry S. Truman)

12/24/49: Christmas in the Bowery Mission

8/12/51: Dr. Vincent Peale

11/4/51: Religion in American Life
Scope and Content Note: (Raymond Massey, and General Ridgeway)

12/1/51: Religion in American Life

1/15/56: Hour of Decision (Billy Graham)

12/18/56: Rabbi Looks At Christmas - Dr. Maurice N. Eisendraph

5/14/57: Tex and Jinx interview Billy Graham

4/11/57: Exodus of Andor - Passover Special

11/3/58: Voice of Temperance - Sam Morris

11/11/58: Voice of Temperance - Sam Morris

12/26/58: Lutheran Layman's League

b. Easter Programs

4/14/49: Holy Week Services

4/17/49: WNBT Continuous Easter

4/8/57: A Rabbi Looks At Easter - Dr. Maurice N. Eisendraph

4/21/57: Easter Sunrise Service from Arlington Cemetery

Series G - Women's Programs, 1947-1956
Physical Description: 22 disc recordings 

I. Regular Series

a. Various Programs

4/23/47: Maggie's Private Wire
Scope and Content Note: (interviewing Robert King)

5/1/47: Birdseye Open House

5/21/47: In the Kelvinator Kitchen (TV)

8/31/47: Party Line (TV)

11/15/47: Honeymoon in New York with Ed Herlihy interviewing couples “in love.”

12/8/47: Ladies Listen

2/25/49: Bess Johnson Show

4/3/56: Weekday - Helen Hayes (The Paddle Wheel Story)

b. Tex and Jinx

8/29/47

4/19/49: Anniversary Show

7/11/51: with Senator Kefauver

12/16/53: with Ex-mayor of New York, William O'Dwyer

II. Special Programs

a. Feature Reports

5/31/50: What Nobody Knows About Women

Series H - Agriculture Programs, 1946-1959
Physical Description: 24 disc recordings 

I. Regular Series

a. Miscellaneous

4/1/46: WRC Almanac

5/9/46: WRC Almanac

4/29/47: Modern Farmer sports (parts 2 & 3 only)

8/29/47: Robinson Family

10/1/47: Modern Farmer program (W. D. Termoylyn)

10/1/47: Modern Farmer program (Homer Huntington)

b. National Farm and Home Hours - with Everett Mitchell

12/12/59

12/19/59

12/26/59

c. Today and Tomorrow - James Cagney

2/15/56

2/29/56

3/14/56

II. Special Feature Program

a. Miscellaneous

4/4/57: International Harvester Golden Anniversary Party

Series J - Sports Programs, 1947-1956
Physical Description: 17 disc recordings 

I. Regular Sporting News Reporting Programs

a. Bill Stern

11/13/47

11/14/47

11/27/47

2/25/49

9/22/49 (sports newsreel)

8/10/50

b. Mel Allen and Russ Hodges

11/7/47 (White Owl Sports Smoker)

8/20/53 (NBC Sports Review)

c. Wally Butterworth Show

8/7/48 (2) (Sports New and Old Recordings)

II. Sportscasts

a. Special Event - Direct Broadcasts

12/5/47: Louis - Walcott Fight (in French)

12/7/56 (5 min. short) The Olympic Games - Melbourne, Australia with Bill Henry and Gene Simpson (see # 2374-2375)

III. Special Sporting News

a. Miscellaneous

8/17/48: Babe Ruth Memorial

8/17/48: A Ballad For the Babe

12/26/57: Monitor - Bill France of National Association of Stock Cars (NASCAR)

Series K - Children's Programs, 1946-1954
Physical Description: 49 disc recordings 

I. Regular Daily Series

a. Howdy Doody

3/7/49: Puppet Playhouse (Howdy Doody's early name)

1/10/53

1/17/53

1/24/53

1/31/53

2/7/53

2/14/53

10/3/53

3/5/54

3/6/54

3/13/54

3/20/54

II. Regular Weekly Series

a. Various Programs

8/26/46: Mrs. Rachel Morehead

5/25/47: The Children's Hour

10/4/47: Triple B Ranch (with Bob Smith)

11/4/47: The World Over Playouse (“The Bird With the Golden Crown”)

12/11/47: WNBC Story Teller - “Tattercoats”

12/18/47: WNBC Story Teller

4/10/48: The Children's Hour

7/31/48: Mind Your Manners

2/26/49: The P.A.L. Theatre - “The Talking Bird” (last chapter)

3/1/49: Natural Treasures - Ivan Sanderson

3/20/49: The Comic Weekly Man (reads Puck, the comic weekly)

3/27/49: The Comic Weekly Man (see # 3086-3087)

3/31/49: The P.A.L. Theatre - “The Road That Has No Turning” (2nd chapter)

6/29/49: Story Shop

4/11/51: The Lady In Blue

12/20/53: Children's Edition of the News - W. W. Chaplin on Bedos Island

No Date: A Day at the Circus

Series L - Miscellaneous, 1946-1957
Physical Description: 102 disc recordings 

I. Auditions

a. Individual Auditions (alphabetical order)

No Date: Ames, Johnny (NBC Talent Development)

8/27/46: Balzer, Fritz

No Date: Berle, Milton

8/2/49: Burns, Bob

9/1/49: Cantor, Eddie

4/4/50: Considine, Bob

7/1/49: Crosby, Bing

6/22/49: Delmar, Kenny (Senator Claghorn)

5/9/49: Devine, Andy

8/30/47: Garroway, Dave

7/12/51: Godwin, Earl

8/4/53: Hastings, Julia

3/10/49: Ives, Burl

9/18/46: Kahn

9/1146: Krun Ty

9/13/46: Martin, Ross

10/16/51: McIntyre, Eddie

No Date: Monte, Rudy (NBC Talent Development)

7/9/49: Paar, Jack

2/28/50: Pickford, Mary

2/27/53: Pinza, Enzio

8/21/53: Rosenbloom, Slapsie Maxie

6/2/53: Ruggles, Charlie

1/27/53: Winters, Jonathan

No Date: Young, Norman (NBC Talent Development)

b. Program Auditions

1/25/46: MGM Springtime

3/14/46: Herson in Person

9/3/46: Ourisman Chevrolet

10/5/46: Peoples Drug Store

7/16/48: Fred Waring Show

4/19/49: Everybody Wins (Jack Paar)

10/5/49: Voices and Events - News Feature

10/7/50: Magnificent Montague (Monty Wooley)

3/1/53: His and Hers

3/16/53: Old Enough To Know Better

5/5/53: Where Are You From (TV)

6/2/53: Where Are You From

6/3/53: Where Are You From

6/6/53: Where Are You From

No Date: Stand By....For Crime

II. Unintegrated Segments

a. Individual

No Date: Segments with or about Bernard Baruch

10/21/47: From “Streetcar Named Desire” - working on sound techniques

1/20/49: Sound Effects (78 rpm)
Scope and Content Note: (Hoot owl, screech owl, siren, phone click, phone buzz, and dove cooing)

2/7/49: Lincoln Narration by William Gang

2/20/49: Fred Allen speaks on the A.A.F. (plug)

5/18/50: Milton Berle - announcement of charity show for crippled children

b. Interviews and Discussions

11/21/47: Duke Ellington and Perry Como

4/26/50: Casey Jones Story - with Mrs. Casey Jones

1/21/51: Carl Sandburg ?
Scope and Content Note: (someone named “Carl” being interviewed and playing American folk music)

6/11/51: Hedda Hopper and Mario Lanza

4/5/53: Hy Gardner interviews various people (Perry Como, Eleanor Roosevelt, and others)

2/5/57: Leopold Stokowski on “Music Through the Night” (interview)

III. Short Features

a. Pulse Daily

No Date: Newport Jazz Festival

2/25/56: Best of Pulse with Ray Owen and Gabe Pressman

3/8/56: Alfred Hitchcock Party

9/17/56: Judy Garland Interview

11/15/56: Best of Pulse with Gabe Pressman and Leon Pearson

b. Believe It or Not

8/5/48: with Bob Ripley
Scope and Content Note: (story dramatized, then interview)

11/11/53: with Doug Storer

IV. Closed Circuit Talks and Program Promotions

a. Closed Circuit Talks
Scope and Content Note: (with integrated program promotion spots - not all)

7/25/46: Parade of Stars

9/6/46: Mr. Hickok on station relations

12/11/47: Decision Now (new format)

5/25/48: Welcoming back of Campbell Company as advertisers (part 1 of 2 only)

9/10/48: Cavalcade of America Show

11/8/48: Parade of Stars

11/29/48: Benny Shift

7/8/49: Sid Eiges and Fred Waring

9/2/49: Broadway Correspondents

9/8/49: Broadway Correspondents

10/7/49: Niles Trammell - Joseph McConnell
Scope and Content Note: (closed circuit to employees about the new positions they hold)

11/15/49: Cavalcade of America Show (“Us Pilgrims”)

12/23/57: Culligan

b. Program Promotion Spots

9/6/47: Your Radio Reporter - with Ray Barrett

12/20/47: Your Radio Reporter - with Ray Barrett

9/13/49: Theatre Guild - U.S. Steel

11/11/49: Theatre Guild - U.S. Steel (with script)

2/26/52: Robert Montgomery Presents

V. Special Commemoration Program

a. Station Anniversaries

7/27/52: WTMJ Milwaukee 620