Arthur Godfrey
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“Winner The Tunetimers.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1949.“Winner Stewart Hall.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, April 11, 1949.“Winner Lenny Bruce, John Connolly.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, April 18, 1949.“Winner - Ted Martin, Michael Guida.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, April 25, 1949.“Winner Joseph Portnoy.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1949.“Winner The Novelaires, Evelyn Bradshaw.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 9, 1949.“Winner Richard Hayes.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1949.“Winner Julio Giamonte, Carol Donn.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 30, 1949.“Winner The Chordettes.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1949.“Time Navigator School DN.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1949.“Guest The White Guards.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, November 28, 1949.“Baritone Kenneth Smith.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1950.“Winner Robert Marshall.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1950.“Billy Albert.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 8, 1950.“Winners Mort Jay And The Showmen.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1950.“Morty Jay And His Showmen.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1950.“Beverley Bowser Soprano.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1950.“Vera Contine Soprano.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 29, 1950.“Diane Dixon Soprano.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1950.“Winner Dorothy Steiger.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1950.“The Winner Is Baritone Robert Reddle.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, June 19, 1950.“From Hololulu Last Show Of The Season.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, June 26, 1950.“The Winner Is Singer Irene Carroll.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1950.“The Winner Is Fran Lewis And Her Guys.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, September 11, 1950.“The Winner Is Soprano Helen Spina.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1950.“Winner Georgia Sawtell.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, October 2, 1950.“Winner Connie Francis.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, December 20, 1950.“The Winners Are Baritone Luis Torres And Polka Band Frankie Yankovic and His Yanks (Tie).” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, November 12, 1951.“First Joke Is About A Clean Shirt.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, September 9, 1952.“Pretty Baby.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1953.“Robert Q Lewis 1 Of 2.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, June 21, 1953.“Robert Q Lewis 2 Of 2.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1953.“Robert Q Lewis Substitutes.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1953.“Firing Julius La Rosa On The Air.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, October 15, 1953.“Arthur Is Talking About Kleenex.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1953.“The Winners Are Clarinetist Charles Camey and Tenor Michael O'carlin (Tie).” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1955.“30th Anniversary.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1964.“30th Anniversary.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1964.“30th Anniversary.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1964.“30th Anniversary.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1964.“From Los Angeles.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, July 12, 1965.“Show Mal Bellairs Subs 1010Am To 11Am. 'Chicago'.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, August 15, 1966.“Show Mal Bellairs Subs 1010Am To 11Am. 'There's A Time'.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, August 16, 1966.“Show Mal Bellairs Subs 1010Am To 11Am. 'Two Ton Tessie' (UNEVEN 1st 10m).” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, August 18, 1966.“Show Mal Bellairs Subs 1010Am To 11Am. A Jazz Tune.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, August 19, 1966.“With Victor Borge And Ethel Ennis.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1971.“Students From Lyman College.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1972.“Almost Heaven West Virginia.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, March 25, 1972.“Recalling 1971.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1972.“Recalling 1963.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, April 12, 1972.
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