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The Eddie Cantor Show

192 episodes · 1932–1949 · NBC, CBS, Armed Forces Radio Service · Variety & Music

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Eddie Cantor, the banjo-eyed star of the Ziegfeld Follies, was one of radio's first big comedy stars. This station follows him from The Chase and Sanborn Hour (NBC, early 1930s) to Texaco Town (CBS, 1936-38), It's Time to Smile for Bristol-Myers (NBC, 1940-46) and his Pabst Blue Ribbon show (NBC, 1946-49). Along the way he featured young singers Deanna Durbin, Bobby Breen and Dinah Shore early in their careers, with Jimmy Wallington, Harry Von Zell, Parkyakarkus and Bert Gordon's Mad Russian among his regulars.

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19321 episode
19334 episodes
  • First Song: Keep Young and Beautiful November 26, 1933 · NBC · 36 min
    Eddie rides horses, runs an auction and breaks into an apartment to steal jokes, and as Judge Cantor he talks a desperate man out of ending his life.
  • First Song: Roll Out of Bed with a Smile December 3, 1933 · NBC · 36 min
    Eddie is supposedly in the hospital after a tonsil operation, until he turns up on stage in his nightgown; later he visits a nudist colony dressed in leaves.
  • First Song: I'm Living on Love December 24, 1933 · NBC · 34 min
    Women play the stock market, and a new invention takes Eddie and Jimmy to visit the old woman who lived in a shoe.
  • Cantor the Salesman December 31, 1933 · NBC · 39 min
    Eddie and Jimmy clerk in a department store, and Dr. Cantor runs a hospital for the country's economic recovery.
19342 episodes
193615 episodes
  • First Show September 20, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    The first Texaco Town: Eddie introduces his new theme song, and the cast plays a whole drama using nothing but letters of the alphabet.
  • Radio Station Broadcast September 27, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie, Deanna Durbin and Bobby Breen sing in the second Texaco Town show.
  • Advertising October 4, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie revives a novelty hit he introduced years earlier, and Parkyakarkus joins in.
  • The Missing Radio Show October 11, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie loses his script on the air, and the cast spoofs the Major Bowes Amateur Hour and The March of Time.
  • Putting Texaco on the Map October 18, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    A salute to Fred Astaire, and a crime drama acted out to a tap dancer's rhythm.
  • The Female Elephant October 25, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    News bulletins on the British royal crisis interrupt the show, and Leslie Howard trades comedy and a song with Eddie.
  • Bobby Wants a Raise November 1, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    Bobby Breen asks for a raise, and Peter Lind Hayes nearly stops the show with his impressions.
  • Football November 8, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    A football show, and Eddie announces he's going to New York to play Hamlet.
  • From the New York Hippodrome November 15, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    The show comes from the Hippodrome in New York.
  • The Script Is Stolen November 22, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    Someone has stolen the script, so songwriters bring Eddie a new number and an impressionist does Jack Benny and President Roosevelt.
  • The Script Is Found November 29, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    Last week's script turns up, the network censor complains, and Eddie and Jimmy play a prison scene to a tap dancer's beat.
  • Guest: Leslie Howard December 6, 1936 · CBS · 34 min
    Leslie Howard rehearses Hamlet with the cast, while bulletins on the abdication crisis break in.
  • The Cast Goes on Strike December 13, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    Jimmy Wallington and the bandleader go on strike, so Eddie does a hillbilly drama all by himself. With Borah Minevich and his Harmonica Rascals.
  • Rehearsing for the Texaco Town Follies December 20, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie is back from New York, and the Texaco Town Follies does Little Red Riding Hood. Eddie closes with a few words about Europe's dictators.
  • Texaco Town Follies Act 1 December 27, 1936 · CBS · 30 min
    The Texaco Town Follies, act one, with guest Ted Lewis.
193748 episodes
  • Texaco Town Follies Act 2 January 3, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Act two of the Follies: the search for Oscar the trained flea, and Al Jolson sings.
  • Oscar Is Still Missing January 10, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie posts a reward for Oscar the trained flea and hires two comic detectives to find him.
  • No Music for the Program January 17, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    The bandleader has vanished too, so a comic street band tries out for the job. Big-game hunter Frank Buck and songwriter Pinky Tomlin visit.
  • Camille January 24, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Oscar the flea comes home, Eddie impersonates Ed Wynn, and the cast does its own Camille.
  • Eddie's Birthday January 31, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    A birthday show for Eddie, with Irving Berlin at the piano.
  • Gangsters Take Over the Show February 7, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie hires the detectives again, and now the bandleader has disappeared.
  • Hamlet February 14, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie plays Hamlet, coached by a stuttering comedian.
  • Balancing the Budget February 21, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie tries to balance the budget, and the show ends with a touching scene between Eddie and Bobby Breen about the death of a dog.
  • Government Radio Show February 28, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    The government asks Eddie to help put on a radio show.
  • On the Town in Hollywood March 7, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    A night on the town in Hollywood, at Louis Prima's club.
  • At the Coconut Grove March 14, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    The gang goes to the Cocoanut Grove, with Ben Bernie and Lupe Velez.
  • Renard's Parents Visit March 21, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    A visit to Universal to meet Deanna Durbin, then on to the Russian Eagle, with Gregory Ratoff as a waiter.
  • Guest: Igor Gorin March 28, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    An Easter egg hunt in the studio audience, and a trio of young sisters sings.
  • Man from Harvard April 4, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Bobby Breen sings, and the cast acts out a scene from Gone with the Wind.
  • Casting 'Gone with the Wind' April 11, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Who will play Rhett Butler? Ella Logan sings.
  • Russian 99915B April 18, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    The winner of the contest to name the show's telephone operator is announced, and Disney cartoon voices sing.
  • Wallington Wants to Quit Show April 25, 1937 · CBS · 29 min
    Jimmy threatens to quit unless he can sing, and rival announcers Don Wilson and Ken Niles try to sneak in their own sponsors' commercials.
  • On a Picnic May 2, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    The cast goes on a picnic, and Eddie closes with a heartfelt tribute to mothers.
  • How Eddie Met His Co-Stars May 9, 1937 · CBS · 29 min
    Eddie remembers his big night in the Ziegfeld Follies, just after his daughter's wedding.
  • Eddie's Book on Marriage May 16, 1937 · CBS · 29 min
    A salute to Walt Disney, with the Three Little Pigs, Goofy, Clara Cluck and Donald Duck.
  • House-To-House Broadcast May 23, 1937 · CBS · 29 min
    The microphone fails, so Eddie broadcasts house to house.
  • Show Aired to England May 30, 1937 · CBS · 29 min
    A salute to England, with Leslie Howard. Eddie's last show before his summer break.
  • Texaco Town Eddie Stanley Meets the Cast June 6, 1937 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Texaco Town Saymore Goes for Pinky June 13, 1937 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Texaco Town Father's Day June 20, 1937 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Texaco Town the Love Bug June 27, 1937 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Texaco Town Saymore Wants to Marry Pinky July 4, 1937 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Bribing the Judge July 18, 1937 · CBS · 29 min
    Summer show: Eddie Stanley fills in for Eddie Cantor, and Pinky Tomlin lands in jail after a lawsuit. Cantor himself turns up unannounced at the end.
  • Texaco Town the Case Goes to Court July 25, 1937 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Texaco Town the Trial Continues August 1, 1937 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Texaco Town the Case Is Closed August 8, 1937 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Preparing to Return to Hollywood August 22, 1937 · CBS · 29 min
    Summer show without Eddie Cantor: oil turns up on Pinky Tomlin's Oklahoma ranch, and the gang plans to put on Shakespeare.
  • Shakespeare in Hollywood August 29, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Summer show without Eddie Cantor: Pinky's Shakespeare company rides the train to Hollywood.
  • Pinky Inherits One Million Dollars September 5, 1937 · CBS · 29 min
    Summer show without Eddie Cantor: Pinky inherits a million dollars.
  • At the Gold Mine September 12, 1937 · CBS · 29 min
    Summer show without Eddie Cantor: Pinky now owns a gold mine.
  • First Show of the New Season September 29, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie is back for the new season, and Jimmy Wallington has just become a father.
  • The Prisoner of Zenda October 6, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    A sound-effects telephone bell won't ring, and the cast gets ready to play The Prisoner of Zenda.
  • Jimmy Gets Acting Fever October 13, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Jimmy refuses to announce because he wants to be an actor, so Pinky reads the commercial and Eddie does the sound effects.
  • Eddie Starts a Movie Company October 20, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie starts his own movie company to get Jimmy and the bandleader into pictures.
  • 25 Years in Show Business October 27, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie marks twenty-five years in show business by playing every part in a courtroom sketch and singing his old hits.
  • French Movie Star November 3, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    P.U. Pictures presents The Warrior Returns, and Eddie and Pinky sing a medley.
  • The Men Fall for Fifi November 10, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Jimmy's wife wants Eddie to get rid of Fifi.
  • Shooting the Picture November 17, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Shooting the picture, and Fifi wants a French director.
  • Pinky Falls for Fifi November 24, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Pinky wants to marry Fifi, and Eddie makes a Thanksgiving offer to young people far from home.
  • The Movie Opens December 1, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Eddie's picture has its premiere, with impersonations of Garbo, Hepburn, Fred Allen and Jack Benny.
  • Good Humor Water December 15, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    A spring of good-humor water turns up on Eddie's land in Palm Springs.
  • At Eddie's Palm Springs Sanitarium December 22, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    A visit to Eddie's Palm Springs sanitarium, and three young sisters sing.
  • Guests: Dave Rubinoff, Tony Martin December 29, 1937 · CBS · 30 min
    Newlyweds Tony Martin and Alice Faye sing, and a New Year's sketch at Dr. Cantor's hospital.
193811 episodes
19404 episodes
  • 9th Year in Radio October 9, 1940 · NBC · 30 min
    From New York, on his ninth anniversary in radio, Eddie tries to join the Navy.
  • Off to Washington October 30, 1940 · 30 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Cantor Family Tree November 27, 1940 · 30 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Drugstore Follies December 25, 1940 · 30 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
194116 episodes
  • Guest: Phil Harris January 15, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie runs a movie company, and Phil Harris will star in his next picture.
  • Guest: Jinx Falkenburg February 5, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    A birthday show: just how old is Eddie? Jinx Falkenburg poses in front of his apartment building.
  • Guest: Joe DiMaggio February 12, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Joe DiMaggio moves into Eddie's apartment building, and Eddie finds an abandoned baby boy.
  • Guest: Dr. M. Sayle Taylor February 19, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie shops for the baby, a mysterious caller warns him not to let it cry, and the radio adviser known as the Voice of Experience visits.
  • Guest: John Barrymore February 26, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    John Barrymore trades age jokes with Eddie, and the mystery voice says the baby is worth a million dollars.
  • Guests: Humphrey Bogart, Hattie McDaniel March 5, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie hires Hattie McDaniel to look after the baby and Humphrey Bogart to guard it.
  • Guest: Sidney Toler March 12, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie hires detective Charlie Chan, played by Sidney Toler.
  • IRS Tries to Give Eddie A Refund March 26, 1941 · 25 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists this date as “Guests: Tito Guizar, Hattie Mcdaniel.”
  • Guest: Oscar Levant April 2, 1941 · NBC · 29 min
    Oscar Levant coaches Eddie for a lecture at Columbia University.
  • Guest: Tallulah Bankhead (1941) April 23, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie has bought a farm and wants Tallulah Bankhead to star in a play in his barn.
  • Guests: Ezra Stone, Adelaide Moffat April 30, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Ezra Stone, radio's Henry Aldrich, has just the play for Eddie's barn theater.
  • Guest: John Garfield May 7, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    John Garfield recites the song Ida as a gangster melodrama.
  • Guest: Bob Feller May 14, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie's team will play baseball against Jack Benny's, with Bob Feller pitching.
  • Eddie's Life Story June 4, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson helps Eddie celebrate his wedding anniversary and remember their boyhoods in New York.
  • Guest: Victor Mature June 25, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Victor Mature meets the Mad Russian, and Eddie sings Irving Berlin's new Any Bonds Today. The last show of the season.
  • Guest: Boris Karloff December 17, 1941 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie plays Santa at Macy's, and Boris Karloff comes as the Frankenstein monster.
19426 episodes
  • Guests: John Charles Thomas April 1, 1942 · 30 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Guest: Gracie Allen May 27, 1942 · NBC · 29 min
    From Camp Elliott in San Diego: Gracie Allen nurses Eddie back to health.
  • Guests: Hattie McDaniel, Ida Lupino September 30, 1942 · NBC · 29 min
    From Camp Callan: Hattie McDaniel is Eddie's new maid, and Ida Lupino plays a scene with him.
  • Guest: Rudy Vallee October 14, 1942 · NBC · 30 min
    From Terminal Island: Eddie tried to join the Navy, and Rudy Vallee drops in but doesn't sing.
  • Guest: Jack Benny (1942) November 25, 1942 · NBC · 28 min
    Jack Benny wants to take Eddie's cast to New York.
  • Guest: Ida Lupino (1942) December 23, 1942 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie takes diction lessons to impress Ida Lupino, and reads a famous wartime railroad advertisement.
194314 episodes
  • Guests: George Raft, George W. Holley January 20, 1943 · NBC · 29 min
    Everyone is in the service but Eddie. A boy who joined the Marines at thirteen is interviewed, and George Raft wants his money back on Eddie's house.
  • Guests: Rudy Vallee, Jimmy McHugh, Betty Hutton January 27, 1943 · NBC · 29 min
    Rudy Vallee throws a party, and Betty Hutton sings.
  • Guest: Adolphe Menjou February 3, 1943 · NBC · 28 min
    Eddie gets his shots for a USO tour, and Adolphe Menjou teaches him foreign customs.
  • Guest: Kay Francis March 17, 1943 · NBC · 28 min
    From March Field: Kay Francis guests, and soldiers sing along on Comin' In on a Wing and a Prayer.
  • Guests: Marlene Dietrich March 24, 1943 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Guest: Edward G. Robinson March 31, 1943 · NBC · 29 min
    The show is 'dedicated' to Hitler, and Eddie and Edward G. Robinson tell him a bedtime story.
  • Guest: Fred Astaire April 28, 1943 · NBC · 28 min
    Broadcast to Latin America too: Desi Arnaz sings in Spanish, and Fred Astaire appeals for war bonds.
  • Guest: Rochester June 2, 1943 · NBC · 29 min
    Eddie wants to borrow Jack Benny's typewriter, but Rochester is pawning it.
  • Guest: George Burns June 9, 1943 · NBC · 29 min
    Jack Benny, Burns and Allen and Groucho Marx help Eddie celebrate his wedding anniversary.
  • Guests: Joe E Brown June 16, 1943 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Guest: Vera Vague June 23, 1943 · NBC · 28 min
    From the El Toro Marine base, with Marine flying ace Marion Carl.
  • Guests: Martha Raye September 29, 1943 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists a broadcast on this date but gives no title.
  • Guest: Ida Lupino (1943) October 13, 1943 · NBC · 25 min
    Eddie tries to get the romantic lead in Ida Lupino's next movie.
  • Guest: Betty Hutton October 27, 1943 · NBC · 28 min
    The housing shortage: Eddie has to evict Betty Hutton, who's been renting a room in his house.
194422 episodes
  • Guest: Ginny Simms February 9, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    From Camp Santa Anita: Ginny Simms sings, and the cast does a racetrack murder mystery.
  • Guest: Bonita Granville April 19, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
    From the Great Lakes Naval Training Station: Eddie and Harry play two sailors in trouble with the Shore Patrol.
  • Guest: Tallulah Bankhead (1944) May 10, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    From Fort Monmouth, a show promoting enlistment in the WACs, and Eddie goes rowing with Tallulah Bankhead.
  • Guest: William Gargan May 17, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    From the Coast Guard base at Manhattan Beach: William Gargan plays Ellery Queen in a mystery sketch.
  • Guest: Morton Downey May 24, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    From the Maritime Training Station at Sheepshead Bay: Eddie plans a club for sailors, and Morton Downey sings.
  • Guests: Lawrence Tibbett May 31, 1944 · 30 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Guest: Maurice Rocco June 7, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Harry Von Zell's birthday, and a private is honored as America's typical fighting man, with his family on hand.
  • Guest: Jackie Coogan June 14, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Jackie Coogan describes flying troops in Asia and promotes the Fifth War Loan.
  • Guest: Alan Reed June 21, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Will Bristol-Myers renew Eddie for another season? The season finale.
  • Guest: Joan Davis September 27, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    The season opener: Leonard Sues's band makes its radio debut, and the Mad Russian runs for president.
  • Guests: June Allyson, Gloria deHaven October 4, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    June Allyson and Gloria DeHaven join the cast's version of Two Girls and a Sailor.
  • Guest: Martha Raye October 11, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    The show starts late, then the Cantors through history, from Christopher Cantor to the old West.
  • Guest: Esther Williams October 18, 1944 · NBC · 29 min
    Esther Williams makes her radio debut, and Eddie and Harry can't decide between college and the Navy.
  • Harry's New Baby October 25, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    A party for Harry Von Zell's new baby.
  • Elections November 8, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    After the election, Eddie dreams he's been elected president.
  • New Apartment November 15, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Nora Martin sings, and she and Eddie do The Trolley Song.
  • Guest: Alan Ladd November 22, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie tries to buy a Thanksgiving turkey, and Alan Ladd is asked to do the deed.
  • First Song: Sweet Georgia Brown November 29, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    From the Navy's Sixth War Loan exhibit in Chicago.
  • Guest: Don Wilson December 6, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Harry Von Zell quits, and Eddie tries to hire Don Wilson.
  • Eddie Finds Harry December 13, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie goes looking for Harry and talks him into coming back.
  • Christmas Show December 20, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    Eddie and Harry shop for a Christmas tree for Harry's baby.
  • New Year's Show December 27, 1944 · NBC · 30 min
    The cast spoofs The March of Time and looks back on 1944.
194527 episodes
  • Guests: The Andrews Sisters January 10, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    Eddie remembers growing up on the Lower East Side and sings with the Andrews Sisters.
  • Eddie Is Jealous January 17, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    Eddie is jealous that Bing Crosby won the critics' award.
  • Ida Wants a Divorce January 24, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    Ida threatens divorce when Eddie buys a dress for another woman.
  • Guests: George Burns and Gracie Allen January 31, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    Eddie is blue on his birthday, and George Burns and Gracie Allen try to cheer him up.
  • Kidnapping February 7, 1945 · NBC · 27 min
    Eddie and Nora Martin open with Accentuate the Positive.
  • Guest: Hoagy Carmichael February 14, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    Hoagy Carmichael guests.
  • Guest: Ella Logan February 21, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    From an Army Air Forces center in Santa Ana: Ella Logan reads from her USO tour diary.
  • Army Intelligence February 28, 1945 · NBC · 27 min
    Eddie dreams he's in Army Intelligence and visits Hitler's mountain retreat.
  • Beautiful Baby March 7, 1945 · NBC · 27 min
    Eddie plays enemy newscasters, and he and Harry end up in jail.
  • On Trial March 14, 1945 · NBC · 27 min
    Eddie and Harry go on trial.
  • Adoption March 21, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    Eddie tries to convince an adoption official that Harry would make a good father.
  • Golf March 28, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Eddie and Harry want to golf, but Ida has housework for them.
  • Guest: Charles Boyer April 4, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Charles Boyer has been Eddie's house guest for weeks.
  • Twenty Years in Radio April 11, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    A look back at twenty years of radio, for the sponsor's anniversary.
  • Introducing Fred Martell April 18, 1945 · NBC · 29 min
    Eddie brings a sailor home to dinner and gives him a singing job. Eddie also pays tribute to President Roosevelt.
  • The Fur Coat May 2, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    Harry tries to borrow money for his wife's fur coat.
  • The FBI Agent May 9, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    Eddie is a G-man on the trail of a nylon-stocking gang.
  • Camp Pendleton May 16, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    From Camp Pendleton: Marilyn Maxwell sings, and Eddie pays tribute to the men who died on Iwo Jima.
  • A Visit from Rochester May 23, 1945 · NBC · 27 min
    The cast gets ready to sell war bonds in St. Louis, and Rochester visits.
  • Scott Field May 30, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    From Scott Field: Eddie and Don Wilson are in the Air Force and looking for dates.
  • Missing Baby June 6, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    From a WAVES training school in New York: Eddie's 'son' gets lost in the train station.
  • Guest: Marilyn Maxwell June 13, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    From Mitchell Field, with Marilyn Maxwell; the commercials give way to the bond drive.
  • Guest: Ann Sheridan June 20, 1945 · NBC · 28 min
    From the Coast Guard station at Manhattan Beach: Ann Sheridan plays a Coast Guard instructor. The last show of the season.
  • Opening Night at the Lodge July 4, 1945 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Harry's Birthday July 18, 1945 · 29 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Army Air Corps August 1, 1945 · 28 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
  • Gus Edwards August 22, 1945 · 28 min
    Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date.
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  • Guest: Al Jolson January 7, 1949 · NBC · 30 min
    Al Jolson guests, and even sings the beer commercial.