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The Winners Are Clarinetist Charles Camey and Tenor Michael O'carlin (Tie)

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The Winners Are Clarinetist Charles Camey and Tenor Michael O'carlin (Tie)

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29m 28s · Variety · Comedy

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“The Winners Are Clarinetist Charles Camey and Tenor Michael O'carlin (Tie).” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1955. Radio Index. https://www.radioindex.org/series/arthur-godfrey/episodes/the-winners-are-clarinetist-charles-camey-and-tenor-michael-ocarlin-tie.

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