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Title
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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
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Colman Jacoby
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Side
3
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Beatrice Kay
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Side
4
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Toots Shor
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Side
5
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Earl
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Side
6
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MacDonald Carey
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Side
7
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Dave Apalon
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Side
8
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Phil Foster
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Side
9
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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
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Opening-Earl. Phil Foster
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Side
2
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Phil Foster. Mildred Berg
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Side
3
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Eddie Davis
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Side
4
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Eddie Davis
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Side
5
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Earl. Earl and Rosemary
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Side
6
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Earl and Rosemary. Bart Burns
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Side
7
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Bart Burns
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Side
8
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Earl and Gertrude Niessen
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Side
9
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Gertrude Niessen
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Side
10
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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
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Opening Earl
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Side
2
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Jack Pearl
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Side
3
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Jack Pearl
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Side
4
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Ava Gardner
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Side
5
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Ava Gardner. Henny Youngman
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Side
6
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Maxie Rosenbloom. Henny Youngman
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Side
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Blanch Theban [?]
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Side
8
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Lee Tracy
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Side
9
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Lee Tracy
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Side
10
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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
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Opening-Earl
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Side
2
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Arnold Stang
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Side
3
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Arnold Stang
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Side
4
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Georgia Gibbs
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Side
5
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Gypsy Rose Lee
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Side
6
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Harvey Stone, Maxie Rosenbloom
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Side
7
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Harvey Stone, Maxie Rosenbloom
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Side
8
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Harvey Stone, Maxie Rosenbloom, Earl
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Side
9
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Mike Mazurky
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Side
10
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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
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Opening-Earl
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Side
2
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Janis Paige
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Side
3
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Janis Paige. Jack Carson
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Side
4
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Jack Carson, Peter Donald
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Side
5
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Peter Donald
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Side
6
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B.W. and Earl
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Side
7
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Rosemary and Earl. Eddie Conden [?]
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Side
8
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Kate Murtager
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Side
9
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Colleen Gray
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[Earl Wilson Show], March 16, 1950
Recordio by Wilcox-Gay, 10 inch; 5 discs, sides 1-10
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Side
1
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Opening-Earl. Paul Winchell
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Side
2
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Paul Winchell
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Side
3
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Pat Harrington
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Side
4
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Pat Harrington
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Side
5
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Queenie Markowitz
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Side
6
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Queenie Markowitz, Mrs. Hartman. Nat King Cole
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Side
7
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Nat King Cole
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Side
8
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Richard Widmark
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Side
9
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Richard Widmark. Earl
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Side
10
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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
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Opening-Earl. Jerry Lester
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Side
2
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Alexander Sved. Nancy Donavan
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Side
3
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Peter Lind Hayes. Mary Healy
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Side
4
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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
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Opening-Earl. Jim Moran
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Side
2
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Jim Moran. Earl
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Side
3
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Harry Hershfield
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Side
4
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Harry Hershfield
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Side
5
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Lester Ellsberg
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Side
6
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Lew Parker. Dave Apalon
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Side
7
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Pyle MacDonald. Nancy Andrews
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Side
8
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Joan Loring
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Side
9
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Faye Emerson
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Side
10
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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
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Opening-Earl. Artie Shaw
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Side
2
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Artie Shaw
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Side
3
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Mary Collins
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Side
4
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Mary Collins. Larry Storch
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Side
5
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Larry Storch
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Side
6
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Tito Geuzar?
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Side
7
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Tito Geuzar. Rosemary and Earl
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Side
8
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Rosemary and Earl. Joey Adams
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Side
9
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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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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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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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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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General Eisenhower, Admiral Nimitz, and Sgt. Brown; Philip Murray (president of CIO)
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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“Pages of the Book,” #CL10312
: Written by Don Sheldon.
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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Gee, Mom. Rickety-Rackety. Vocals
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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The Incident Doctor, program #23
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Side
2
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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
1
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“Womens Page Review - Audition,” #4613-B, June 21, 1938
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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Senator Gillette D-Iowa, July 30, 1938
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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Americans at Work, #2, for CBS, July 14, 1938
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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Americans at Work, January 28, 1939
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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Talk by Senator J. E. Murray (D-Mont), January 29, 1939
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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Americans at Work, Walt Disney interview, January 21, 1939
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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European Situation, September 24, [1939]
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Side
2
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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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Side
1
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Take a Card Quiz, station WOR, guest Earl Wilson, September 15, 1943
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Side
2
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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
1
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Departure of King of England
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Side
2
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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
1
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Howie Wing
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Side
2
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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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Side
2
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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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