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Club Fifteen

28 episodes · 1947–1952 · CBS · Variety & Music

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Fifteen minutes of popular music on CBS for Campbell Soups, from June 30, 1947, to January 16, 1953, which is where the name came from. Bob Crosby was the first star, Dick Haymes took over in 1949 and 1950, and the Andrews Sisters and the Modernaires are heard here too.

Sources: Wikipedia: Club Fifteen; RadioGOLDINdex

Episodes

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1947

• I Don't Know Why October 14, 1947 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby and Margaret Whiting join Jerry Gray's orchestra and the Modernaires. The first song is "Why Should I Cry Over You."
• Carioca November 14, 1947 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby, the Andrews Sisters and the Modernaires open with "The Carioca." Bob notes that this is the series' hundredth program.
• When You're Out in Your Stanley Steamer November 18, 1947 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby, Margaret Whiting and the Modernaires start with "The Stanley Steamer," backed by Jerry Gray's orchestra.
• Dance November 25, 1947 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby, Margaret Whiting, the Andrews Sisters and the Modernaires begin with "Papa, Won't You Dance With Me," with Jerry Gray's orchestra.
• Fine and Dandy December 2, 1947 · CBS · 15 min
  The Andrews Sisters, Bob Crosby, the Modernaires and Margaret Whiting open with "Fine and Dandy," backed by Jerry Gray's orchestra.

1948

• I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover February 2, 1948 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby opens with "I'm Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover." He jokes that someday radios and transmitters will be as small as a watch and run on sunlight. The Andrews Sisters and Margaret Whiting sing.
• A Hey and a Hi and a Ho-Ho-Ho March 4, 1948 · 15 min
• Mary Lou - Andrews Sisters - Margaret Whiting May 30, 1948 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby, the Andrews Sisters and Margaret Whiting join Jerry Gray's orchestra, opening with "Quanta La Gusta."
• Improvement November 8, 1948 · 16 min
• Every Day I Love You November 9, 1948 · 16 min

1949

• Club Fifteen, April 27, 1949 April 27, 1949 · CBS · 12 min
  Bob Crosby, the Andrews Sisters and Evelyn Knight perform with the Modernaires and Jerry Gray's orchestra. The first song is "I Had A Hat When I Came In."
• Love Me or Leave Me Alone June 9, 1949 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby, Margaret Whiting and the Modernaires begin with "When You're Out In My Stanley Steamer," and the Modernaires also sing the theme from The Whistler.
• Song of the Grinder September 23, 1949 · CBS · 16 min
• AFRS Collection: Bob Crosby and Margaret Whiting September 29, 1949 · CBS · 15 min
  An Armed Forces Radio collection show with Buddy Clark, the Andrews Sisters and Jerry Gray's orchestra.
• Wedding Samba (1949) November 2, 1949 · CBS · 15 min
• Club Fifteen, December 1, 1949 December 1, 1949 · CBS · 12 min
  Dick Haymes and Evelyn Knight perform with the Modernaires and Jerry Gray's orchestra, with Del Sharbutt announcing.

1950

• Hawaiian War Chant (1950) October 17, 1950 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby opens with "It's A Marshmallow World," with Jo Stafford, the Modernaires and Jerry Gray's orchestra.
• Bob Crosby and Margaret Whiting (1950) October 18, 1950 · CBS · 15 min
  The Andrews Sisters join Bob Crosby and Jerry Gray's orchestra, opening with "Beloved, Be Faithful."
• Wedding Samba (1950) November 3, 1950 · CBS · 15 min

1951

• Be My Life's Companion February 25, 1951 · 16 min
• There's a Bluebird Over My Shoulder October 29, 1951 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby begins with "I Never Was Loved," with Gisele MacKenzie and the Modernaires. He mentions a new baby, his fifth child.
• Hawaiian War Chant (October 1951) October 30, 1951 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby, Jo Stafford, the Modernaires and Jerry Gray's orchestra begin with "The Oklahoma Hills Where I Was Born."
• Bob Crosby and Margaret Whiting (1951) October 31, 1951 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby opens with "Top Banana," with Gisele MacKenzie, the Modernaires and Jerry Gray's orchestra.
• Hawaiian War Chant (November 1951) November 1, 1951 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby opens with "Shrimp Boats," with Jo Stafford, the Modernaires and Jerry Gray's orchestra.
• Monday, November 12, 1951 November 12, 1951 · CBS · 15 min
  A salute to America from Bob Crosby, Gisele MacKenzie, the Modernaires and Jerry Gray's orchestra.
• Shrimp Boats December 4, 1951 · 16 min
• Little Jack Frost, Get Lost December 5, 1951 · 16 min

1952

• On the Sunny Side of the Street March 7, 1952 · CBS · 15 min
  Bob Crosby opens with "Be My Life's Companion," with Gisele MacKenzie, the Modernaires and Jerry Gray's orchestra.