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Good News Of 1939 · December 15, 1938 · 60 min · 6,875 words
The transcript of “Christmas Carol”, an episode of Good News Of 1939 first broadcast December 15, 1938. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Santa's North Pole Radio plays Good News Of 1939 free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Maxwell House Coffee presents Good News of 1939. The makers of Maxwell House Coffee again present to you another full hour of sparkling entertainment from the Metro Goldwyn Mayor Studios in Holland. Tonight you will hear Lionel Barrymore, Charles Dickens, the Christmas Carol with Reginald Owen, Gene Lockhart, Kathleen Lockhart and Rutherford, And of course, Fanny Bryce with Handley Stafford, Frank Morgan, the songs of Tony Martin, and
the music of Meredith Wilson. Here is your host for this evening, Robert Young. Thank you, Warren. Ladies and gentlemen, Meredith Wilson gets our show underway with a brand new song from Cole Porter's current Broadway hit, Leave It To Me, the song Tomorrow.
Meredith will play Tomorrow Right Now, which is a good trick if you can do it. My throw? Here is Tony Martin, the singing star from 20th Century Fox Studios to bring us the new Ben Oakland Sam Lerner hit songs, Everybody's Laughing.
Alright Tony, Tony, Warren, where's Tony Martin? I haven't seen him Bob, I guess he hasn't shown up yet. Well isn't that nice? Well ladies and gentlemen, as long as Tony isn't here yet, we'll go on to the bathroom.
Oh, it's about time he showed up. Gosh Bob, I'm sorry, I'm late, but it's all your fault. Yeah, you're a one-fowl. Sure, you're the one who suggested I go out to your bell-air stables and take up horseback riding, and that's why it's your fault.
Well, what happened? Well, you're riding master out there. Strapped me on a horse and... Strapped you on a horse? Yeah, you got tired of picking me up. And you know that... that big old tree right by the entrance of the ring?
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