Here’s another episode of the controversial mid-30s radio serial, “American Family Robinson”, sponsored by the “National Industrial Council” (actually the National Association of Manufacturers). Read more about the series here.
The Robinsons have returned to Centerville from New York and Luke has his old job back as newspaper editor. Myra is settling back into the house with her friend Olga. Gus stops by to take Luke to work and they eventually get into a conversation about how free enterprise encourages new inventions.
Our mp3 was transferred from an original sixteen inch World Broadcasting System, Inc. vinyl transcription, matrix number BB13028A.
As Told by Jim Tully - Clark Gable
As Told by Jim Tully - Spencer Tracy
As Told by Jim Tully - Jack Dempsey
Light Up and Listen - Pgm 317
Guest Star - Pgm 77
The Chesterfield Supper Club - March 5, 1945
Waltz Time - March 30, 1945
Beggars of Life - Kangaroo Court - Pgm 1
Raymond Scott - Pgm 140
Guest Star - Pgm 64
Hour of Charm - Pgm 68
D-U-Z Does Everything promotional record
Kollege of Musical Knowledge - Pgm 129
Guest Star - Program 63
Guy Lombardo - Pgm 61
Guest Star - Pgm 10
When A Girl Marries - May 6, 1954
The Chesterfield Supper Club - March 2, 1945
The Fred Waring Show - April 19, 1945
When a Girl Marries - May 4, 1954
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