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Fitch Bandwagon
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Original schedule
- 1938–19487:30 PM ETNBC Radio Network · eveningSuMoTuWeThFrSa
Cast & Crew
B
Bill Forman
Announcer
D
Dresser Dahlstead
Announcer
F
JFort Pearson
Announcer
Jack Costello
Announcer
L
WLarry Keating
Announcer
Wendell Niles
Announcer
Gale Gordon
Cast
Garry Moore
Cast
HHenry Russell
Cast
JJerry Belcher
Cast
T
The Morin Sisters
Cast
T
The Ranch Boys
Cast
P
Paul Phillips
Director
A
AArt Jarrett
Musician
Artie Shaw
Musician
B
Bernie Cummins
Musician
Bob Crosby
Musician
C
Carl Hoff
Musician
C
CCarl Hoff and His Orchestra
Musician
Carmen Cavallaro
Musician
C
Charles 'Buddy' Rogers
Musician
C
GCharlie Barnet
Musician
Glen Gray
Musician
Glenn Miller
Musician
H
Henry Busse
Musician
J
Johnny Messner
Musician
L
Les Brown
Musician
O
Orrin Tucker
Musician
Rudy Vallee
Musician
RRuss Morgan
Musician
V
WVan Alexander
Musician
Walter Scharf
Musician
W
Walter Sharp
Musician
Woody Herman
Musician
Alice Faye
herself
Andy Devine
Cast
Anne Whitfield
Little Alice and Phyllis
Bing Crosby
Cast
Cass Daley
headliner
Dick Powell
Emcee ca 1944
Doris Day
Vocalist
Eddie Cantor
Cast
Elliott Lewis
Frankie Remley
F
Francis 'Dink' Trout
Horace, a wimpy character
Francis X. Bushman
Cast
Freddy Martin
Cast
Harry James
Cast
HHarry Sosnik
Cast
H
Henry M. Neely
Emcee
I
Irene Beasley
Vocalist
J
Jack Haskell
Vocalist
J
Jan Savitt
Cast
J
Jeanie Roose
Little Alice and Phyllis
J
Jimmy 'Jimmie' Grier
Cast
Mel Torme
Vocalist
P
Pat Buttram
Cast
Phil Harris
himself
R
RRalph Young
Vocalist
Robert North
Alice's brother Willie
T
The Sportsmen Quartet
Vocals
References
Hickerson, Jay. The 4th Revised Ultimate History of Network Radio Programming and Guide to ALL Circulating Shows.
Paulson, Roger C. Archives of the Airwaves (7 Volumes). The Old Radio Times.
Lackmann, Ron. The Encyclopedia of American Radio.
Dunning, John. On the Air : The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio. Sperdvac Radiogram.
“RADIO PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE CURRENT WEEK New York.” New York Times, October 6, 1929.
“Today's Radio Program.” New York Times, January 1, 1927.