Summary Information
Earl Wilson Papers
1936-1964
Micro 800; Disc 151A
16 reels of microfilm (35mm) and 331 disc recordings
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Papers of Earl Wilson, a Broadway columnist, writer, and radio commentator, including personal correspondence and letters from readers, newspaper and magazine columns, anecdotes and jokes, other writings and speeches, writings of Rosemary Wilson, photographs, and radio program recordings. Includes Wilson's “It Happened Last Night” columns, 1946-1964; his TV Guide columns, 1955-1957; materials on his 1962 play, Home Cooking; and scattered radio and television scripts. Recordings of The Earl Wilson Show, 1945-1950, and It Happened Last Night feature interviews with actors, actresses, musicians, and other show business personalities. Also in the collection are recordings of Wilson's appearances on other radio programs, and miscellaneous recordings of performers and of political figures including Adlai Stevenson, Anthony Eden, Charles F. Brannan, James Roosevelt, Jr. (1946), John L. Lewis (1940 speech), Tom C. Clark, and Adolf Hitler.
English
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-micr0800
Biography/History
Earl Wilson, columnist, radio commentator, and editor was born in Rockford, Ohio, on May 3, 1907. He attended Heidelberg College for two years, and in 1931 received a B.S. from Ohio State University. After graduation he worked as a writer on several Ohio newspapers. Wilson eventually moved to New York where he became a rewriteman for the New York Post. In 1942 he became their drama, amusement, and night club editor and began writing a daily Broadway column, “It Happened Last Night.” Each evening Wilson and an assistant visited night spots and talked to famous and beautiful people. The resultant column, which was syndicated in over 150 newspapers, was characterized by “girls, laughs, and human interest.” In addition to celebrity coverage, the column often contained cheesecake shots, descriptions of women's measurements, anecdotes, one-line gags (sometimes identified as “Earl's Pearls”), and personal interest stories about his wife Rosemary (“B.W.,” an abbreviation for “Beautiful Wife”) and his son Earl, Jr. (“Slugger”).
Wilson has contributed articles to several magazines such as Saturday Evening Post, Liberty, and Esquire and has authored several books. Among these are Jungle Performers (1941), I Am Gazing Into My 8-Ball (1945), Pike's Peak or Bust (1947), Let Em Eat Cheese Cake (1949), Look Who's Abroad Now (1953), Earl Wilson's New York (1964), The Show Business Nobody Knows (1971) (containing many stories Wilson couldn't print in his column), Show Business Laid Bare (1974), and Sinatra (1976). The latter work was an unauthorized biography and the subject of a lawsuit which Sinatra later dropped.
Wilson has been a radio commentator on WOR-Mutual network and at this writing continues to cover the New York scene in his newspaper column.
Scope and Content Note
The collection documents Wilson's professional career as a columnist, writer, and radio commentator. The papers are organized in four series: a General File, Writings and Speeches, Radio and Television Broadcasts, and Disc Recordings. Because the majority of the collection was written on high acid paper which was rapidly deteriorating, the paper portion has been microfilmed and the originals destroyed.
The GENERAL FILE includes scattered biographical clippings, certificates and awards, correspondence, anecdotes and jokes, miscellany, and writings authored by Rosemary Wilson. Much of the General Correspondence is routine and consists of letters about his travels or his column and miscellaneous personal letters from friends. An undated letter from Fred Allen is included in this series. Of interest are the files of Specific Correspondence which were generated in response to Wilson's columns. A 1947 column about discrimination against Jews brought a strong reaction from readers and included letters of praise and condemnation. Many of the letters consist of hate mail attacking Jews and blacks. A 1964 column in which Wilson predicted that the Beatles wouldn't last also brought a strong response from teenage fans who adamantly disagreed with Wilson's evaluation of the singing group. The Humor File, which includes some ethnic humor, consists of jokes, anecdotes, and tall tales. The file on “Wilson Girls” contains correspondence from women who wanted to be selected a “Wilson Girl” for a contest which Wilson described in his column. Drafts of writings by Rosemary Wilson complete the series.
WRITINGS AND SPEECHES comprise the major portion of the manuscript collection and include newspaper and magazine columns, a novel, plays, songs, and miscellaneous writings and speeches which Wilson authored. Most of the series consists of Wilson's newspaper column, “It Happened Last Night.” Tear sheets of the regular column, which typically focus on Broadway and Hollywood personalities, begin the series. A brief file of columns written during a world tour includes his descriptions and impressions of several countries. Wilson also had regular inserts geared to individual cities which subscribed to his syndicated column. These inserts often focused on hometown people who were in show business.
RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTS includes script materials for programs or proposed programs in which Wilson commented on the Broadway and Hollywood scene. In addition a script fragment for Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts and scripts for miscellaneous episodes of The Fred Allen Show are also included.
DISC RECORDINGS comprise the other major portion of the collection. Arrangement is alphabetical by title; supplied titles are bracketed. Descriptions are based on label identification and jacket descriptions; therefore, researchers are cautioned that some of these may be in error. Among the discs are recordings of several Earl Wilson Show broadcasts which focus on celebrities such as Fred Allen, Eddie Cantor, Frank Capra, Ronald Reagan, Toots Shor, Frank Sinatra, Mike Todd, and many others. Also included are discs pertaining to several historical and political individuals such as Anthony Eden, Adolph Hitler, H. V. Kaltenborn, and Adlai Stevenson. Recordings of individual episodes of Adopted Daughter, Breakfast with the Fitzgeralds, The Herb Shriner Show, and The Ted Mack Amateur Hour are also in this series.
Administrative/Restriction Information
Presented by Earl Wilson, New York, New York, 1964. Accession Number: MCHC64-106, MCHC64-117
Processed by Diane Lindner, Lita Kurth, and Christine Rongone, February 1980.
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Biographical clippings and personal miscellany, 1950-1961, undated
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Certificates, circa 1943-1961, undated
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Correspondence
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General, 1940-1964, undated
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Anti-Semitic, 1947-1952, undated
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Beatles, 1964
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Humor file, circa 1947-1960, undated
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Lecture tour itinerary, undated
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Miscellany, undated
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Steve Allen interview, notes by Allen and accompanying explanatory note, May 30, 1957
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“Wilson Girls” contests, 1958-1959, undated
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Rosemary Wilson's writings: “The First Lady of the First Nights” memorandum, notes, drafts, undated
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“The Gift,” draft, critique, October 20, 1941
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“One Little Gem,” draft and fragment, critique, undated
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1946, June 1-1948, January 31
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Thomasville, North Carolina
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855
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Toledo, Ohio
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1052
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Trenton, New Jersey
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Tucson, Arizona
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Tulsa, Oklahoma
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175
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Uniontown, Pennsylvania
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Utica, New York
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Waukegan, Illinois
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218
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Weirton, West Virginia
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Wheeling, West Virginia
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Wichita, Kansas
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Wichita Falls, Texas
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337
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Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
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Wilmington, Delaware
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352
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Winona, Minnesota
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371
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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511
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Woodland, California
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525
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Worcester, Massachusetts
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528
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Zanesville, Ohio
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Inserts, foreign, circa 1946-1956
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580
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Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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586
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Havana, Cuba
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613
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Mexico City, Mexico
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Montreal, Canada
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672
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Panama City, Panama
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Rome, Italy
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San Juan, Puerto Rico
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702
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Toronto, Canada
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758
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Vancouver, Canada
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764
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Subseries: TV Guide column: “Confidentially...,” 1955-1957, undated
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Reel
15
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881
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Subseries: Special personality stories re Max Asnas, George Gobel, Sam Goldwyn, Dick Gregory, undated
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Subseries: General articles and stories
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Reel
15
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914
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“Burton Told Eddie: 'I Love Liz',” April 1, 1962,
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15
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917
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“Cab Driver,” undated
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Reel
15
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922
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“Candy,” undated
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15
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926
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“Chic Farmer,” undated
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Reel
15
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930
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“Chuck Green, Broadway Iceman,” November 25, 19[?]
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15
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934
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“Confessions of a Columnist,” undated
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Reel
15
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939
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“Country (Music) Boy Makes Good,” undated
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15
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953
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“The Critic,” undated
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15
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997
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“Energy, Inc.” undated
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Reel
15
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999
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“Extra! Man Bites Himself!,” undated
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Reel
15
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1008
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“Flacks,” September 24, 1942
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Reel
15
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1013
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“Funny Man,” undated
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Reel
15
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1015
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“The Henry Morgan Show,” undated
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Reel
15
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1042
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“The Horizontal Ladder,” undated
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Reel
15
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1050
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“Horsey,” August 20, 1946
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Reel
15
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1058
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“John's,” undated
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Reel
15
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1072
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“Katz,” undated
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Reel
15
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1076
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“Love of His Life,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
1
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“Man Hunt,” (a.k.a. “How I Killed Pretty Boy” and “How I Got Pretty Boy Floyd”)
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16
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56
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“Marianne,” undated
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Reel
16
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67
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“Mining Town,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
85
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“Morgan's Men,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
110
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“My Life as a Prodigy,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
120
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“New Yorkana,” undated
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Reel
16
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124
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“Office Politics,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
132
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“Olsen and Johnson Caricature,” undated
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Reel
16
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134
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“One Man's Week,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
140
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“Opening Night,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
146
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“The Operator,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
154
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“The Other Billy Rose,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
184
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“Public Energy No. 1,” undated
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Reel
16
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196
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“Start Kidding Yourself,” undated
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Reel
16
Frame
202
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“Surprise Party,” by Earl and Rosemary Wilson, undated
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Reel
16
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206
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“Tallulah Bankhead”, undated
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Reel
16
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213
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“They're All Mad,” and accompanying letter, 1936
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16
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255
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Untitled re photographer, undated
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Reel
16
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281
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Untitled, fragment, August 24, 1942
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16
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286
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Untitled, undated
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16
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290
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Untitled, fragment and note, undated
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16
Frame
304
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Untitled, fragment, undated
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16
Frame
308
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Subseries: Novel [?]: “Woman by Woman,” incomplete draft and miscellaneous notes, January 25-February 23, 1947
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Subseries: Plays
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Home Cooking
: Production information unknown.
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16
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351
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Correspondence, character description, plot outline, May-June 1962, undated
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16
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393
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Notes and manuscript drafts, incomplete, undated
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16
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557
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Revisions, undated
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16
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601
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Script, drafts (arranged by scene), incomplete, annotated, undated
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16
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815
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Untitled: notes, character description, scene outline, undated
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16
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831
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Subseries: Songs: miscellaneous sheet music and lyrics, December 1949, undated
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16
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842
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Subseries: Miscellaneous writings and notes, circa 1942-1953, undated
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16
Frame
983
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Subseries: Speeches and notes, 1949, undated
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Series: Radio and Television Broadcasts
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Subseries: Radio
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Earl Wilson at the Colony, undated
: Production information unknown.
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16
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1008
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Script, incomplete
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The Earl Wilson Show, undated
: Production information unknown.
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16
Frame
1016
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Script, incomplete, and fragments, annotated
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Inside Report on Broadway, undated
: Production information unknown.
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Reel
16
Frame
1068
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Miscellaneous stories
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Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts, undated
: CBS, sponsored by Lipton Tea, began broadcasting 1946.
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16
Frame
1163
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Script, incomplete
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The Fred Allen Show
: NBC, 1939-1949.
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Reel
16
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1175
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Episode #23, March 6, 1949: revised script, , 4 March 1949
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16
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1200
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Episode #36, June 5, 1949: revised script, , June 5, 1949
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16
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1228
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Script, fragment, undated
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Reel
16
Frame
1239
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Notes, undated
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Subseries: Television
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It Happens Tonight, undated
: Production information unknown.
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Reel
16
Frame
1243
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Draft format and script
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Disc 151A
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Series: Disc Recordings
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Adlai Stevenson Bandwagon Trailer, undated
: Features Lauren Bacall.
Universal Recorders, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
|
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Americans for Democratic Action, Hollywood Division, October 18, 1948
Sunset Radio Center, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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[Anthony Eden], undated
Presto, 16 inch; 1 disc, side 1 & 2, #1 & #3
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Breakfast with the Fitzgeralds, December 6, 1944
: 2 discs are broken.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 3 discs, sides 1-5, #6-6940
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Champagne Cocktail: Earl Wilson, February 20, 1946
International Transcription, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 2 discs, side 1-4
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[Charlie Seel Interview with Wilson], undated
: With Earl Wilson.
WFPG, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 2 discs, sides 1-4
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Charles F. Brannan, Secretary of Agriculture, undated
United States Recording Co., 16 inch; 2 discs, side 1 of each disc
|
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[Clifton Webb], undated
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 1 & 2, #7-4035
|
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Czechoslovak Answer to England and France-Transatlantic, September 20, 1938
WCCO, CBS, Minneapolis, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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[Earl Wilson: Audition 1], February 15, 1946
International Recording Co., 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
|
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[Earl Wilson Plug], undated
: With Joe Franklin, WJZ.
WMCR Recording Studio, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 1
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Earl Wilson, January 7, 1945
Presto, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Earl Wilson, January 7, 1945
Presto, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 1 & 2, #2
|
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Earl Wilson, May 20, 1949
Reference Recording, division of NBC, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 5 discs, side 1-9
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Earl Wilson, undated
Bob Ford Radio, 12 inch; 1 disc, sides 1 & 3
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Earl Wilson, undated
Bob Ford Radio, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 2 & 4
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Earl Wilson Schoolbriety, undated
: Features interview with Sam Bauman.
Wing Recording Studio, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 1
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[Earl Wilson Show], January 14, 1945
: With Fred Allen.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, side 1-3, #6-8731
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[Earl Wilson Show], January 21, 1945
: With Gertrude Neisen; 1 disc is broken.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, side 1-3, #6-1954
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[Earl Wilson Show], January 28, 1945
: With Ann Sheridan.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, side 1-3, #6-9492
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[Earl Wilson Show], February 11, 1945
: With Gloria Swanson.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #7-0265
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[Earl Wilson Show], February 18, 1945
: With Noah and Wallace Berry.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #7-0617
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[Earl Wilson Show], February 25, 1945
: With Bea Lille; both discs are cracked.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, side 1-3, #7-0989
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 4, 1945
: With Vera Zorina.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, side 1-3, #7-1343
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 11, 1945
: With June Havoc.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #7-1673
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 25, 1945
: With Joan Bennett.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #7-2375
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 8, 1945
: With Carole Landis.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #7-4161
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 29, 1945
: With Helen Hayes.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, side 1-3, #7-5399
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[Earl Wilson Show], May 6, 1945
: With Rosenthal; 1 disc is broken.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, side 1-3, #7-5859
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[Earl Wilson Show], May 27, 1945
: With [Joan?] Bennett.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, side 1-3, #7-7023
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[Earl Wilson Show], June 10, 1945
: Guest unidentified.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #7-7637
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[Earl Wilson Show], June 17, 1945
: With Shirley Booth; 1 disc is cracked.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #8-0190
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 13, 1946
: Guest unidentified.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, Station WLIB, 6:30-6:45 p.m.
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], undated
: With Bonita Grandville.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #7-2832
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], undated
: With Frank Sinatra.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #7-1984
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], undated
: Guest unidentified.
WOR Recording, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, #7-4880
|
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[Earl Wilson Program], March 2, 1946
: 1 disc is cracked.
Carnegie Hall Recording Co., 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-3, station WLIB, 6:30-6:45
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[Earl Wilson], May 11, 1946
16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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[Earl Wilson Show], June 10, 1947
WHN, 10:15-10:30, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, sides 1-2
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Side
1
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Pink-Ink. Irving Fields
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Side
2
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“Thanks Mucho Much Earl Wilson” WOR, Irving Fields Trio
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[Earl Wilson Show], February 28, 1950
United Laboratories, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 6 discs, sides 1-12, WINS
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 1, 1950
United Laboratories, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 4 discs, sides 1-8, WINS
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 1, 1950
United Laboratories, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 2 discs, sides 9-12, WINS
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 2, 1950
: Individual sides are not identified
United Laboratories, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 6 discs, sides 1-12, WINS
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 3, 1950
United Laboratories, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 6 discs, sides 1-12, WINS
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 4, 1950
United Laboratories, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 6 discs, sides 1-12, WINS
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 8, 1950
: Individual sides are not identified.
Audiodisc, 12 inch; 4 discs, sides 1-8; WINS, Monte's Bel.
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 9, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-9
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Side
1
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Opening
|
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Side
2
|
Colman Jacoby
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Side
3
|
Beatrice Kay
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Side
4
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Toots Shor
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Side
5
|
Earl
|
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Side
6
|
MacDonald Carey
|
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Side
7
|
Dave Apalon
|
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Side
8
|
Phil Foster
|
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Side
9
|
Closing of show
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 10, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
|
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Side
1
|
Opening-Earl. Phil Foster
|
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Side
2
|
Phil Foster. Mildred Berg
|
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Side
3
|
Eddie Davis
|
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Side
4
|
Eddie Davis
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Side
5
|
Earl. Earl and Rosemary
|
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Side
6
|
Earl and Rosemary. Bart Burns
|
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Side
7
|
Bart Burns
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Side
8
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Earl and Gertrude Niessen
|
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Side
9
|
Gertrude Niessen
|
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Side
10
|
Kenny Delmar. Su Chan
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 11, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
|
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Side
1
|
Opening Earl
|
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Side
2
|
Jack Pearl
|
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Side
3
|
Jack Pearl
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Side
4
|
Ava Gardner
|
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Side
5
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Ava Gardner. Henny Youngman
|
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Side
6
|
Maxie Rosenbloom. Henny Youngman
|
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Side
7
|
Blanch Theban [?]
|
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Side
8
|
Lee Tracy
|
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Side
9
|
Lee Tracy
|
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Side
10
|
Earl
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 14, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
|
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Side
1
|
Opening-Earl
|
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Side
2
|
Arnold Stang
|
|
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Side
3
|
Arnold Stang
|
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Side
4
|
Georgia Gibbs
|
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Side
5
|
Gypsy Rose Lee
|
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Side
6
|
Harvey Stone, Maxie Rosenbloom
|
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Side
7
|
Harvey Stone, Maxie Rosenbloom
|
|
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Side
8
|
Harvey Stone, Maxie Rosenbloom, Earl
|
|
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Side
9
|
Mike Mazurky
|
|
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Side
10
|
Closing
|
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|
[Earl Wilson Show], March 15, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-9
|
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Side
1
|
Opening-Earl
|
|
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Side
2
|
Janis Paige
|
|
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Side
3
|
Janis Paige. Jack Carson
|
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Side
4
|
Jack Carson, Peter Donald
|
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Side
5
|
Peter Donald
|
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Side
6
|
B.W. and Earl
|
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Side
7
|
Rosemary and Earl. Eddie Conden [?]
|
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Side
8
|
Kate Murtager
|
|
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Side
9
|
Colleen Gray
|
|
|
[Earl Wilson Show], March 16, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
|
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Side
1
|
Opening-Earl. Paul Winchell
|
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Side
2
|
Paul Winchell
|
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Side
3
|
Pat Harrington
|
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Side
4
|
Pat Harrington
|
|
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Side
5
|
Queenie Markowitz
|
|
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Side
6
|
Queenie Markowitz, Mrs. Hartman. Nat King Cole
|
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Side
7
|
Nat King Cole
|
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Side
8
|
Richard Widmark
|
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Side
9
|
Richard Widmark. Earl
|
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Side
10
|
Earl-Closing
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 17, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-4
|
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Side
1
|
Opening-Earl. Jerry Lester
|
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Side
2
|
Alexander Sved. Nancy Donavan
|
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Side
3
|
Peter Lind Hayes. Mary Healy
|
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Side
4
|
Kathleen Windor. Earl-Closing
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 18, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
|
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Side
1
|
Opening-Earl. Jim Moran
|
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Side
2
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Jim Moran. Earl
|
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Side
3
|
Harry Hershfield
|
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Side
4
|
Harry Hershfield
|
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Side
5
|
Lester Ellsberg
|
|
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Side
6
|
Lew Parker. Dave Apalon
|
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Side
7
|
Pyle MacDonald. Nancy Andrews
|
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Side
8
|
Joan Loring
|
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Side
9
|
Faye Emerson
|
|
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Side
10
|
Fay Emerson. Earl-Closing
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 21, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-9
|
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Side
1
|
Opening-Earl. Artie Shaw
|
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Side
2
|
Artie Shaw
|
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Side
3
|
Mary Collins
|
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Side
4
|
Mary Collins. Larry Storch
|
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Side
5
|
Larry Storch
|
|
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Side
6
|
Tito Geuzar?
|
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Side
7
|
Tito Geuzar. Rosemary and Earl
|
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Side
8
|
Rosemary and Earl. Joey Adams
|
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Side
9
|
Joey Adams. Fran Warren
|
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 22, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
|
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Lisa Faraday
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Lisa Faraday
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Side
3
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Lisa Faraday. Phil Baker
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Side
4
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Phil Baker
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Side
5
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Phil Baker. Will Mahoney
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Side
6
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Will Mahoney. Phil Silvers
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Side
7
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Phil Silvers
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Side
8
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Phil Silvers. Flora Leichman
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Side
9
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Flora Leichman. Burgess Meredith
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Side
10
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Burgess Meredith
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 23, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Myron Cohen
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Side
2
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Myron Cohen
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Side
3
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Myron Cohen. Dick Callyer
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Side
4
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Dick Callyer. Frances Murphy
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Side
5
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Frances Murphy
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Side
6
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Val Lewis. Emil Sidel. Hoagy Carmaechal
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Side
7
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Emil Sidel. Hoagy Carmaechal
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Side
8
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B.W. and Earl
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Side
9
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Eddie Cantor. Ted Lewis
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Side
10
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Eddie Cantor. Ted Lewis
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 24, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Robert Q. Lewis
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Side
2
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R. Q. Lewis
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Side
3
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R. Q. Lewis. Mr. John of Inc. [?]
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Side
4
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Mr. John of Inc. [?]
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Side
5
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Denise Darcell
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Side
6
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Denise Darcell. Dorothy Kirsten
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Side
7
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Dorothy Kirsten
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Side
8
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Dorothy Kirsten
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Side
9
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Georgie Jessel
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Side
10
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Georgia Jessel. Claude Daphin [?]
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 25, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Jack Guilford
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Side
2
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Jack Guilford
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Side
3
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Jack Guilford. Cindy Heller
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Side
4
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Cindy Heller. Dave Apalon
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Side
5
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Dave Apalon. B.W
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Side
6
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Dave Apalon. Mike Todd
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Side
7
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Mike Todd. Mel Torme
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Side
8
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Mel Torme
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Side
9
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Mel Torme. Eddie Foy
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Side
10
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Eddie Foy. Closing
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 28, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 6 discs, sides 1-11
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Phil Leeds
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Side
2
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Phil Leeds
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Side
3
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Phil Leeds
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Side
4
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B.W. Earl
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Side
5
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Arlene Francis
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Side
6
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Arlene Francis
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Side
7
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Les Tremayne
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Side
8
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Henry MacMann. Les Tremayne
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Side
9
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Henry MacMann. Les Tremayne, Earl. Stewart Erwin
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Side
10
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Stewart Erwin
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Side
11
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Stewart Erwin. Closing
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 29, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 6 discs, sides 1-11
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Lenny Kent
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Side
2
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Lenny Kent. Rosenbloom
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Side
3
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Lenny Kent. Rosenbloom
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Side
4
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Margaret Phellan
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Side
5
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Margaret Phellan. Joan Edwards. Lin Duddy
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Side
6
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Edwards. Duddy. Rosenbloom. Max Baer
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Side
7
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Baer. Rosenbloom
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Side
8
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Gloria Swanson
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Side
9
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Swanson. B.W. Earl
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Side
10
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B.W. Earl. George DeWitt
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Side
11
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George DeWitt
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 30, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Edward Everett Horton
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Side
2
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Edward Everett Horton
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Side
3
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Edward Everett Horton. Johnny Morgan
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Side
4
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Johnny Morgan
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Side
5
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Johnny Morgan. Beatrice Kay
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Side
6
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Beatrice Kay
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Side
7
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Beatrice Kay. Lois DeFee
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Side
8
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Lois DeFee. Jacelyn Brando
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Side
9
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Jacelyn Brando. Victor Jory
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Side
10
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Victor Jory. Closing-Earl
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 31, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 6 discs, sides 1-11
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Diosa Costello
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Side
2
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Diosa Costello
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Side
3
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Johnny Weismuller
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Side
4
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Johnny Weismuller
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Side
5
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Abe Burroughs. Milton Delut
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Side
6
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Abe Burroughs. Milton Delut
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Side
7
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Abe Burroughs. Robert Merrill. Jane Pickens
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Side
8
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Jane Pickens. Robert Merrill
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Side
9
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Salvatore Cascavilla
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Side
10
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Salvatore Cascavilla. William Gargan
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Side
11
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William Gargan
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 1, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 6 discs, sides 1-11
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Joey Faye
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Side
2
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Joey Faye
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Side
3
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Joey Faye
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Side
4
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Bert Wheeler
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Side
5
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Bert Wheeler. Irene Walsh
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Side
6
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Irene Walsh
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Side
7
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May Margaret McBride
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Side
8
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Monica Louis. Skitch Henderson
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Side
9
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Monica Louis. Skitch Henderson
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Side
10
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Arthur Treacher
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Side
11
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Arthur Treacher
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 4, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Hilda Chester
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Side
2
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Hilda Chester
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Side
3
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Hilda Chester
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Side
4
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Walter Florell
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Side
5
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Walter Florell
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Side
6
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Martin Gable
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Side
7
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Martin Gable
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Side
8
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Nannette Fabray
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Side
9
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Ray Bolger
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Side
10
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Ray Bolger. Closing-Earl
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 5, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-9
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Hugh Herbert
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Side
2
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Hugh Herbert
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Side
3
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Hugh Herbert. Evelyn Knight
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Side
4
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Evelyn Knight
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Side
5
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Leonore Corbett
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Side
6
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Leonore Corbett. B.W. Earl
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Side
7
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B.W. Earl
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Side
8
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Carol Channing
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Side
9
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Carol Channing. Herb Shriner
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 6, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-9
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Herb Palassi
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Side
2
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Herb Palassi
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Side
3
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Dorothy Shay
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Side
4
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Dorothy Shay
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Side
5
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John Lader
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Side
6
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John Lader. Jack Smart
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Side
7
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Jack Smart
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Side
8
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Jack Smart
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Side
9
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Henry Morgan
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 7, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gray, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Maria Montez
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Side
2
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Maria Montez
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Side
3
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Maria Montez
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Side
4
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Maria Montez. Jackie Miles
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Side
5
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Jackie Miles
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Side
6
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Jackie Miles. Larry Storch
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Side
7
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Larry Starch. Russel Swan
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Side
8
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Russel Swan, Georges Gretary
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Side
9
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Georges Gretary. Maxie Rosenbloom
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Side
10
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Maxie Rosenbloom
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 8, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 6 discs, sides 1-11
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Leo DeLion
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Side
2
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Leo DeLion
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Side
3
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Leo DeLion
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Side
4
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B.W
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Side
5
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Bella Smaral
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Side
6
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Bella Smaral
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Side
7
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Sally Violinsky
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Side
8
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Sally Violinsky. Hank Ladd
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Side
9
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Hank Ladd. Flo Lustig
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Side
10
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Flo Lustig. Bob Crosby
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Side
11
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Bob Crobsy
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 11, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 6 discs, sides 1-11
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Sonny Howard
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Side
2
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Sonny Howard
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Side
3
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Sonny Howard. R.W
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Side
4
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B.W
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Side
5
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Bert Wheeler
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Side
6
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Bert Wheeler
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Side
7
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Bert Wheeler. Lisa Kirk
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Side
8
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Lisa Kirk
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Side
9
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Lisa Kirk. Walter Pidgeon
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Side
10
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Walter Pidgeon
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Side
11
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Walter Pidgeon. Closing
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 12, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Charles Tremay
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Side
2
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Charles Tremay
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Side
3
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Charles Tremay. B.W
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Side
4
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B.W
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Side
5
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Virginia Mayo. Michael O'Shea
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Side
6
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Virginia Mayo. Michael O'Shea
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Side
7
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Virginia Mayo. Michael O'Shea
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Side
8
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Harry Ruby
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Side
9
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Harry Ruby. Henny Youngman
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Side
10
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Henny Youngman
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 13, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Red Buttons
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Side
2
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Red Buttons
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Side
3
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Red Buttons. Frank Capra
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Side
4
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Frank Capra
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Side
5
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Frank Capra
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Side
6
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Georgie Price
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Side
7
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Georgie Price
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Side
8
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Ruby Keller
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Side
9
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Ruby Keeler. Ken Murray
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Side
10
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Ken Murray
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 14, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 6 discs, sides 1-11
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Fifi Dorsay
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Side
2
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Fifi Dorsay
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Side
3
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Fifi Dorsay. Oscar Karleveis
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Side
4
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Oscar Karleveis
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Side
5
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Lester Cowan
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Side
6
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Lester Cowan. Lili St. Cyr
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Side
7
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Lill St. Cyr. Jerry Wayne
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Side
8
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Jerry Wayne. Max Wiley
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Side
9
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Max Wiley
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Side
10
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Danny Scholl. Larry Best
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Side
11
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Unidentified
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 15, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Hilda Chester
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Side
2
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Hilda Chester
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Side
3
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Mary Collins. Mr. Silvert
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Side
4
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Charles Chaplin, Jr
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Side
5
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Charles Chaplin, Jr
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Side
6
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Ziggie Chester
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Side
7
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Rosemary
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Side
8
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Rosemary. Jules Munchean
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Side
9
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Jules Munchean. Marjorie Main
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Side
10
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Jules Munchean
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 17, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 6 discs, sides 1-6
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Fred Allen
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Side
2
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Fred Allen
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Side
3
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Fred Allen
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Side
4
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Fay Emersen
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Side
5
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Ed & Regine Fitzgeralds
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Side
6
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Closing
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 19, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 6 discs, sides 1-5
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Joey Adams
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Side
2
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Joey Adams
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Side
3
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Ronald Reagan
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Side
4
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Ronald Reagan. Arthur Treacher
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Side
5
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Arthur Treacher
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[Earl Wilson Show], April 22, 1950
: Individual sides are not identified.
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 3 discs, sides 1-5
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[Earl Wilson Show] [?], undated
: Individual sides are not identified.
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 1 disc, side [7?]-8
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[Earl Wilson], undated
: Individual sides are not identified; disc is broken.
Presto, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 1
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Earl Wilson Uncovers a Nudist Colony, undated
Metropolitan Sound Service, 10 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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[Ethel Colby and Carl Wilson], February 26, 1945
: Both discs are broken.
WMCA, NBC Radio Recording, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 2 discs, sides 1-3
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[Excerpts from Earl Wilson's Column for Budweiser Beer], undated
KIXL Music, Variety Broadcasting Co., 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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Food Fights for Freedom, November 17, 1943
Mutual Broadcasting System, WLOL, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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The Gospel Singer, circa 1946-1947
Harry S. Goodman Productions, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 3 discs, sides 1-6
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H. V. Kaltenborn, September 26, 1938
: On the European situation.
WCCO, CBS, Minneapolis, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, sides 1-2
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Heartbeat of Broadway, February 1-28, 1959
: American Heart Association 1959 Heart Fund Campaign.
12 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, sides 1, 2
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Side
1
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“The Story Behind 'Guys and Dolls',” Earl Wilson, narrator
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Side
2
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“The Story Behind 'Oklahoma',” Ed Sullivan, narrator
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Heartbeat of Broadway, February 1-28, 1959
: American Heart Association 1959 Heart Fund Campaign.
12 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, sides 1, 2
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Side
1
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“The Story Behind 'My Fair Lady',” Hy Gardner, narrator
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Side
2
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“The Story Behind 'Kiss Me Kate',” Leonard Lyons, narrator
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Herb Shriner Show, December 20, 1948
: Guests Earl Wilson and Betty Caulfield, CBS.
Frankay & Jackson, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1-2
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[Interview with Florence Pritchett and Jack Eigen], undated
: By Slugger Wilson.
Carl Fischer Recording Studios, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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It Happened Last Night, August 23, 1943
: Initial broadcast, Earl Wilson, WNEW.
Frankay & Jackson, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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It Happened Last Night, undated
: By Earl Wilson, Slugger Wilson, and Leonard Whitcup.
Dick Charles Recording, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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It's Up to Youth: So Says Seventeen Magazine, undated
WOR Recording Studio, Mutual Broadcasting System, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 1, #10-0974
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[Jack Horners Corner]
KSTP, Minneapolis-St. Paul, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, sides 1-2
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Side
1
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Jack Horners Corner, October 8, 1947
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Side
2
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Horner Interview, playback, 5:30 pm, October 14, 1947
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[James D. Roosevelt, Jr.], January 17, 1946
United States Recording Co., 16 inch; 1 disc, side 1, WOL, 7:15-7:30 pm
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[John L. Lewis Radio Speech], October 25, 1940
Time Abroad Inc., 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 2 discs, sides 1-3
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Jungle Performers, December 22, 1941
: Kate Smith spot.
Young & Rubicam, Inc, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1-2
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[The McGuire Sisters]
Coral, 10 inch; 1 disc, side 1-2
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Side
1
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Earl Wilson interviews the McGuire Sisters, undated
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Side
2
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“Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight,” by the McGuire Sisters, undated
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Meet the Author, January 20, 1947
: By Earl Wilson.
KFI, 12 inch; 2 discs, sides 1-4
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Midnight Column, October 8, 1953
: By Earl Wilson.
Reference Recording, 12:00-12:05, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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Paul Douglas Minute Announcements
: Regarding positive A, positive B, strong-arming, housing, inflation, United Nations foreign policy, farm A, farm B.
Orthacoustic, division of NBC, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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People's Platform, July 12, 1939, and Adopted Daughter, , July 10, 1939
: Side 1 of each disc is People's Platform; Side 2 of each disc is Adopted Daughter serial.
WCCO, CBS, Minneapolis, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 3 discs
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[Song?]: “Do I Really Love You?,” by Arty Pine [?], undated
Dick Charles Recording, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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[Song]: “How Can I Ask Him for a Date?,” by Earl Wilson and Leonard Whitcup, undated
Arthur Pine Associates, Dick Charles Recording, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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[Song?]: “Tell Me About Yourself,” by Slugger & Earl Wilson, and Leonard Whitcup, undated
Arthur Pine Associates, Dick Charles Recording, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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[Song?]: “Will I Know When I'm Really in Love,” by Earl Wilson and Leonard Whitcup, undated
Arthur Pine Associates, Dick Charles Recording, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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Songs, undated
Arthur Pine Associates, Dick Charles Recording, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, sides 1-2
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Side
1
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“Tell Me About Yourself,” by Slugger, Earl Wilson, and Leonard Whitcup
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Side
2
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“How Can I Ask Him for a Date,” by Earl Wilson and Leonard Whitcup
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[A Vocal Duet for Mr. Earl Wilson by Tony Bennett and Ben Maksik], undated
Nola Recording Studios, 10 inch; 1 disc, 1 side
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Switch to Stevenson, circa October 1952
: Individual spots.
Fulton Recording Company, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1-2
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[Ted Mack Amateur Hour], October 9, 1959
: Earl's Pearls on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour.
Rockhill, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1, WCBS-TV, 10:30-11:00
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Thanks Mucho Much, May 13, 1947
: By Earl Wilson.
Rockhill Recording, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1, WJZ, 11:35-12:00
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[Tom C. Clark, Attorney General of the United States], undated
United States Recording Co, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 2 discs, 1 side each
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USO 1946 Campaign: USO Dramatic Show
Empire Broadcasting Corporation, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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5-minute talks by W. Spencer Robertson (YMCA), Francis Matthews (National Catholic Community Service), Donald McMillan (Salvation Army)
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5-minute talks by Mrs. Henry A. Angraham (YMCA), Frank L. Weil (National Jewish Welfare Board), Randall J. LeBeoul, Jr. (Travelers Aid)
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USO 1946 Campaign
Empire Broadcasting Corporation, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1-2
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General Eisenhower, Admiral Nimitz, and Sgt. Brown; Philip Murray (president of CIO)
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William Green (president of AFL), Jack Benny Show; Jane Froman Show
: Jack Benny Show written by Ken Thomas; Jane Froman Show, written by Ken Thomas.
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USO 1946 Campaign: USO Dramatic Show
Empire Broadcasting Corp, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1, 2
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“Pages of the Book,” #CL10312
: Written by Don Sheldon.
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“Home Is Where...,” #CL10332
: Written by Russell Graves.
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U.S.O. Campaign, undated
: #6 of USO series with Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., George Murphy, Paulette Goddard, and Ingrid Bergman.
Orthacoustic, division of NBC, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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[U.S.O.], September 3, 1946
16 inch; 1 disc, side 1
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[Vanessa Brown Interview] [?], May 11, 1953
Rockhill Recording, 12 inch; 3 discs, sides 1-5, CBS, 4:05-4:30 pm
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[Vocals and Interview], undated
Audiosonic, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, sides 1-2
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Gee, Mom. Rickety-Rackety. Vocals
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Corky. Rosemary
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We Have Met the Enemy
World Broadcasting System, United States Office of Civilian Defense, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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The Incident Doctor, program #23
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The Information Center Officer, program #24
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We the People, December 30, 1947
: Excerpt with Earl Wilson.
Empire Broadcasting Corp., 12 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1
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Your Radio Reporter, June 16, 1945
Reference Recording, division of NBC, 12 inch, 78 rpm; 2 discs, side 1-3, 2:00-2:15
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Miscellaneous Recordings
WOR Recording, 16 inch, 33-1/.3 rpm; 1 disc, sides 1, 2
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Side
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“Womens Page Review - Audition,” #4613-B, June 21, 1938
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“American Viewpoints,” May 2, 1939
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Miscellaneous Recordings
WCCO, CBS, Minneapolis, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Senator Gillette D-Iowa, July 30, 1938
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Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, September 29, 1938
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Miscellaneous Recordings
WCCO, CBS, Minneapolis, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Americans at Work, #2, for CBS, July 14, 1938
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Hitler's Speech from Berlin, #8, September 26, 1938
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Miscellaneous Recordings
WCCO, CBS, Minneapolis, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Americans at Work, January 28, 1939
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Hitler, #2, undated
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Miscellaneous Recordings
WCCO, CBS, Minneapolis, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, sides 1 & 2
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Talk by Senator J. E. Murray (D-Mont), January 29, 1939
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Hitler, undated
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Miscellaneous Recordings
WCCO, CBS, Minneapolis, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Americans at Work, Walt Disney interview, January 21, 1939
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Hitler, #4, undated
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Miscellaneous Recordings
WCCO, CBS, Minneapolis, 16 inch, 33-1/3 rpm; 1 disc, side 1, 2
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European Situation, September 24, [1939]
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Arrival of King and Queen in New York, June 10, 1939
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Miscellaneous Recordings
Frankay & Jackson, 10 inch, 78 rpm; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Take a Card Quiz, station WOR, guest Earl Wilson, September 15, 1943
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It Happened Last Night, station WNEW, September 15, 1943
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Miscellaneous Recordings
Presto, 16 inch; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Side
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Departure of King of England
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Side
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Howie Wing, May 5, 19??
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Miscellaneous Recordings
Presto, 16 inch; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Side
1
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Howie Wing, June 9, 19??
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Side
2
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King at Arlington, June 9, 19??
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Miscellaneous Recordings
Presto, 16 inch; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Side
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Howie Wing
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King at Arlington, June 9, 19??
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Partially Identified
Presto, 16 inch; 1 disc, side 1 & 2
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Side
1
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H. V. Kaltenborn, talk on Beck Speech [?], May 5, 1939
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Roi Tan, May 3, 19??, 2 B
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Unidentified, undated
Nola Recording Studios, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 1
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Unidentified, undated
Sanders Recording, 12 inch; 1 disc, side 1-2
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Unidentified, undated
1 disc, 12 inch, side 1
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