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Thanks For The Memories
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Harriet Nelson
Creepy Nursery Rhymes
1930 Women
Judy Holliday
Ozzie And Harriet
Tv Moms
Alice Faye
Ricky Nelson
Vintage Actresses
Actress Harriet Hilliard, 1930's
Harriet Hilliard, 1930's (Ozzie & Harriet)
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Jack Benny
Vintage Movie Stars
Classic Actors
Old Radio
Old Time Radio
Star Family
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Phil Harris & Alice Faye Family
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Golden Age Of Radio
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Hendrix
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Cathy & Elliott Lewis, Mr and Mrs Radio
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Sorry Wrong Number
All That Heaven Allows
Show Boat
Agnes Moorehead
Radio Play
Elizabeth Montgomery
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Agnes Moorehead with William Spier (Suspense producer/director)
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Miriam Hopkins
Don Ameche
Janet Gaynor
Fay Wray
Kay Francis
Norma Shearer
Claudette Colbert
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Arch Oboler (with Norma Shearer)
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Richard Kollmar (Boston Blackie)
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Nero Wolfe
1940s Mens Fashion
Casablanca 1942
The Maltese Falcon
Maltese Falcon
27 December
Abbott And Costello
Book Review: League of Frightened Men by Rex Stout
Sydney Greenstreet as Nero Wolfe
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Frank Lovejoy
Frank Lovejoy
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Ellery Queen
Fredric March
Glenn Miller
Cbs News
Radio City
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Vicki Vola c.1936 *She was best known for her portrayal of Edith Miller on both the radio and television runs of Mr. District Attorney.
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Richar Diamond starring Dick Powell.First came Rogue's Gallery *where I know him from originally*in 1945-46. Richard Rogue was a working stiff kind of a private eye, and had a quick tongue. A guy talking in an echo chamber sounding like Arnold Stang is "Eugor", some kind of an unconscious voice that gets mixed up in the episodes. Rogue's Gallery was just a warm up for Richard Diamond, a series that took the best of the Richard Rogue character and made it even more suave and swinging by placing Diamond in New York City and giving him a Park Avenue girlfriend that purrs like a Jaguar. Richard Diamond began in 1949, and took off as one of the most popular private eye shows on network radio, right up there with Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar and Phillip Marlowe, Private Eye. Actually, Powell had made the pilot episode for the Marlowe show, but luckily for all concerned, he passed it up and did the Richard Diamond show instead.