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Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show

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Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show

A show honouring the army nurses, with the song "Come To Baby, Do."

21m 29s · Variety · Comedy

Cast & Crew

Ken CarpenterAnnouncer
Betty HuttonActor
Dennis DayActor
The Dinning SistersActor
The Four HitsActor

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“Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, January 17, 1946. Radio Index. https://www.radioindex.org/series/command-performance/episodes/army-nurse-corps-anniversary-show-1946-01-17.

Frequently asked questions

When was “Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show” broadcast?“Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show” was broadcast on January 17, 1946 as an episode of Command Performance.
What is “Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show” about?A show honouring the army nurses, with the song "Come To Baby, Do."
What radio series is “Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show” from?“Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show” is an episode of Command Performance.
Who appeared in “Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show”?The cast includes Ken Carpenter, Betty Hutton, Dennis Day, The Dinning Sisters, and The Four Hits.
How long is “Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show”?The recording runs about 21 minutes.
Can I listen to “Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show”?Yes. Radio Index has a surviving sound recording of “Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show” available to stream.
What's the title of this episode?The title of this show is "Army Nurse Corps Anniversary Show."
What's the title of this series?The title of this series is Command Performance.
When was this show broadcast?This show was broadcast on Thursday, January 17, 1946.
What genre is this episode?The genre of this show is Variety, Comedy.
What's the duration of this episode?The duration of this show is 21:29.
What decade is this episode from?This show is from the 1940s.

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