Review of 1925

The Railroad Hour. And here comes the Summer Show Trains. The Association of American Railroad. The same railroads that bring you most of the food you eat. The clothes you wear, the fuel you've heard.

And all the other things you use in your daily life. Bring you the Railroad Summer Show Trains. Starring Gordon MacRae and featuring Dunefield Normans. The music of Prom and Dragon in the Orchestra. Good by Dean Holloway and the choir on the direction of Norman Oublop.

And now here is our star, Carden MacRae. Thank you, Marvin Miller and good evening ladies and gentlemen. Well, tonight we're going to ride the summer show came back through time and memory to the year that you lived yesterday.

Night destination, nineteen-twenty-five. 1925 Americans, Al Smith, Governor of New York, the Prince of Wales, 31, and the most eligible band player in the world. Jack Dempsey got married, and Babe Ruth got hurt, and Mary picked but almost got kidnapped. Charles Safran was working on his great movie, The Gold Front,

In herald, Lloyd was delighted in making. And on Broadway on September 21st, Dennis King appeared as fast-flawing on and made theatrical history seeing the magnificent Rudolph Cremel's score on the Vagabond King. ["Pomp and Circumstance"] Oh, you're pregnant to Paris, on your lousy arrival of Lord D'Courie.

The man who loves to flee is where he's going to keep his sound. Save our city from burgundy, our city from burgundy. You and I are with fun, nothing but the foil and danger. Will you serve as stranger and bow down?

What's the shame and sorrow? Will you cheer tomorrow for the crown of burgundy? The June 15th, 1945