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    Episodes (8)

    When Radio Ruled #92 - SoundScape 1938 part 19

    When Radio Ruled #92 - SoundScape 1938 part 19

    This episode consists of a curated collection of Old Time Radio Clips originally broadcast live June 4 through June 19, 1938.

    Starring:

    The Cast of Colombia Workshop

    Fred Allen

    Ray Smith

    Portland Hoffa

    Harry Von Zell

    Peter Van Steeden

    Don Wilson

    Jack Benny

    Eddie “Rochester” Anderson

    Phil Harris

    Don Wilson

    Kenny Baker

    Mary Livingston

    Joan Bennett

    Featured Songs include:

    Cry Baby Cry – Town Hall Quartet

    Serenade in the Night - Connie Boswell

    Don’t Be That Way – Meredith Wilson Orchestra

    Second Hand Rose – Fanny Brice

    In this episode:

    Jack Benny and Joan Bennett Shoot their Movie!

    What’s a Mikado? Kenny Baker wants to Know!

    Fanny Brice sings one of her greatest hits!

    And More!!

    Please come with me on the time machine to the year 1938 and be entertained by these giants of entertainment from long ago, alive again through the magic of the theater of the mind.

    Soundscape 1938, part 19, from When Radio Ruled, offered without further commentary for your entertainment and education. But mostly for your entertainment.

    When Radio Ruled #91 - SoundScape 1938 part 18

    When Radio Ruled #91 - SoundScape 1938 part 18

    This episode consists of a curated collection of Old Time Radio Clips originally broadcast live May 26 through June 1 1938.

     

    Starring:

    Robert Young

    Fanny Brice

    Hanley Stafford

    The Cast of Columbia Workshop

    Georgie Jessel

    Mary Livingston

    Don Wilson

    Kenny Baker

    Phil Harris

    Eddie “Rochester” Anderson

    Jack Benny

    Andy Devine

    Agnes Moorehead

    Orson Welles

    Fred Allen

    The Mighty Allen Art Players

     

    Featured Songs include:

    I was a Flora Dora Baby – Fanny Brice

    Love Please Don’t Tell on Me medley – The Merry Macs

     

    In this episode:

    Rochester plays Leading Lady as Jack Benny rehearses for his new film!

    The Shadow Confronts The Creeper!

    A Vox Pop parody from Fred Allen!

    And More!!

     

    Please come with me on the time machine to the year 1938 and be entertained by these giants of entertainment from long ago, alive again through the magic of the theater of the mind.

    When Radio Ruled #88 - SoundScape 1938 part 16

    When Radio Ruled #88 - SoundScape 1938 part 16

    This episode consists of a curated collection of Old Time Radio Clips originally broadcast live May 5 through May 18 1938.

    Featuring:

    Judy Garland

    Robert Young

    Frank Morgan

    Una Merkle

    Clark Gable

    The Cast of the Green Hornet

    Jack Benny

    Phil Harris

    Mary Livingston

    Don Wilson

    The Cast of the Lone Ranger

    Fred Allen

     

    Featured Songs Include:

    Judy Garland – You’re in God’s Country

    Judy Garland – How Deep is the Ocean

    Norma Talmadge – How’d You Like to Love Me

    Town Hall Quartet – You Couldn’t be Finer

      

    In this episode:

     Fred Allen and Company Mock Jack Benny and his new home.

     16 Year Old Judy Garland Sings Her Heart Out!

     Frank Morgan discusses his career as a Gigilo!

    And More!!

    When Radio Ruled #85 - SoundScape 1938 part 14

    When Radio Ruled #85 - SoundScape 1938 part 14

    This episode consists of a curated collection of Old Time Radio Clips originally broadcast live April 3 through April 18, 1938. 

    Featuring:

    Jack Benny

    Don Wilson

    Eddie “Rochester” Anderson

    Mary Livingston

    Kenny Baker

    Phil Harris

    Fred Allen

    Portland Hoffa

    Harry Von Zell

    Harry Morgan

    Robert Taylor

    Fanny Brice

    Featured Songs Include:

    Dear, Dear, What Can the Matter Be? – The Merry Macs

    I’m Coming Home – The Town Hall Quartet

    The Gypsy in my Soul – The Merry Macs

    Why? Because! – Judy Garland & Baby Snooks

    College Swing – Judy Garland

    Cryin’ for the Caroline – Judy Garland 

    In this episode:

     Jack Benny Goes to Oxford, if he can find it!

     The Jack Benny/Fred Allen feud heats up!

    Judy Garland sings and Swings!

     Harry Morgan and Fanny Brice as Napoleon and Josephine! 

    And More!!

    When Radio Ruled #83 - SoundScape 1938 part 12

    When Radio Ruled #83 - SoundScape 1938 part 12

    This episode consists of a curated collection of Old Time Radio Clips originally broadcast live March 14 through March 23 1938.

     

    Featuring:

    The Cast of Blair of the Mounties

    The Cast of The Lone Ranger

    Eddie Cantor

    Jimmy Wallington

    Orson Welles

    Agnes Moorehead

    Georgie Jessel

    Joe the Chimpanzee

    Jack Benny

    Phil Harris

    Don Wilson

    Mary Livingston

    Eddie “Rochester” Anderson

    Harry Von Zell

    Fred Allen

    and

    Portland Hoffa

     

    Featured Songs Include:

    Medley of Hits - Eddie Cantor

    Circus Day – Georgie Jessel and Cast

    Let Them Keep It Over There – Eddie Cantor

     

    In this episode:

    Austria is absorbed into Nazi Germany!

     Eddie Cantor Celebrates 25 years in Showbiz!

     Fred Allen interviews an Ice Lady!

    And More!!

    When Radio Ruled #76 - Soundscape 1938 part 5

    When Radio Ruled #76 - Soundscape 1938 part 5

    I listen to hundreds of hours of radio shows in order to create the year by year historical When Radio Ruled documentaries, and as I listen I extract the most interesting and entertaining bits and create a best of reel as a reference when writing the script. And that’s what you are about to hear, a one hour chunk of really great audio artifacts from 1938.

     

    This episode consists of a curated collection of Old Time Radio Clips originally broadcast January 30 through February 06, 1938.

     

    Featuring:

    Josephine Starr

    Eddie Cantor

    The Cast of The March of Time

    Jack Benny

    Eddie “Rochester” Anderson

    Phil Harris and his Orchestra

    Mary Livingston

    Don Ameche

    Charlie McCarthy

    Edgar Bergen

    Marlene Dietrich

    The Stroud Twins

     

     

    Featured Songs Include:

    What are you doing the rest of your life? – Eddie Cantor

    Stormy Weather – Maureen O’Connor

    Oil Gusher – Raymond Scott and his Orchestra

    Always – Deanna Durbin

    Bie Mir Bist Du Schoen – Kenny Baker

    Keep Muddling Through – Don Ameche and Dorothy Lamour

    My Heart is Taking Lessons – Dorothy Lamour

     

    In this episode, Charlie McCarthy gets a dog. What is life without a dog? We hear some recreated current events of 1938 from March of Time. There’s a great radio play love story featuring Don Ameche and Marlene Dietrich, the same Marlene Dietrich who later flirts with both Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen. This episode is a lot of fun.

    When Radio Ruled #72 - SoundScape 1938 part 1

    When Radio Ruled #72 - SoundScape 1938 part 1

    The Soundscape series is a happy side effect from the research phase of the When Radio Ruled Historical Documentary Podcasts.

     

    The creation of the historical documentaries begins with research. In my collection of Old Time Radio Shows I have hundreds of hours of recordings from 1938. I arranged all these radio shows by order of date broadcast and then listened to them one by one until I had listened to the entire year January 1 to December 31. As I go through the listening process I take the most interesting, entertaining, or informative clips and assemble them onto a “Best Of” clip reel from which I will select the Old Time Radio excerpts to include in the historical documentaries.

    The script isn’t written at this point, so these clip reels contain much more material than can possibly be used in the finished documentary. The 1938 clip reel was almost 36 hours long. I used less than 3 hours in the final documentaries.

    But these best of reels are so much fun to listen to! A whole year condensed into a day and a half! It seems a great waste to not share these selected clip with fellow Old Time Radio enthusiasts, thus the Soundscape series of When Radio Ruled was born.

    So here is the first hour of the newest clip reel, excerpts from old time radio shows broadcast January 1 to January 5 1938 .

    Featuring:

    Georgie Jessel

    Norma Talmadge

    Man Mountain Dean

    Josephine Starr

    Don Wilson

    Jack Benny

    Phil Harris and His Orchestra

    Kenny Baker

    Mary Livingston

    Andy Devine

    Eddie Rochester Anderson

    Don Ameche

    Charley McCarthy

    Edgar Bergen

    Dorothy Lamour

    Margot

    Eddie Cantor

    Deanna Durbin

    Selected Songs Include:

    Getting Some Fun Out of Life – Cast of the Georgie Jessel Show

    I want a gay cabellaro – unidentified female vocalist

    Rolling Plains – Kenny Baker

    I want a new romance – Dorothy Lamour

    In the still of the night – Deanna Durbin

    When Radio Ruled Episode 46 - Soundscape 1937 part 13

    When Radio Ruled Episode 46 - Soundscape 1937 part 13

    This podcast is a montage of excerpts from old time radio shows performed live and broadcast June 21 to July 11, 1937.

    Starring Cecil B. DeMille, Don Wilson, Phil Harris, Jack Benny, Mary Livingston, Jimmy Wallington, Pinky Tomlin, Don Ameche, Charlie McCarthy, Edgar Bergen, Sonya Hennie, W.C. Fields, Dorothy Lamour, Robert Armbruster, Zasu Pitts, Hoagy Carmichael, and more.

    Featured Songs include Mary Livingston with the cast of the Jack Benny Show “The Love Bug”, Pinky Tomlin “As Far As Your Concerned”, The cast of the Charlie McCarthy Show with Hoagy Carmichael, “I love you like my old felt hat”