RADIO STARS ON PARADE

Originally broadcast on WNIB
Saturday, May 20, 1989

NBC PARADE OF STARS (10-14-46) At the beginning of the 1946-47 season, the National Broadcasting Company presents an all-star program spotlighting its major performers and programs. In two and one-half hours, listeners are treated to a special radio event which features:

Part 1: Cities Service Orchestra; Phil Harris and Alice Faye; H.V. Kaltenborn. (13:50)

Part 2: Manhattan Merry-Go-Round; Thomas L. Thomas; Curtain Time; Carmen Cavallero. (13:10) Part 3: People Are Funny; Dennis Day; News from Chicago. (15:50)

Part 4: Mr. District Attorney; American Album of Familiar Music; Bill Stern’s Sports Newsreel; Bob Burns. (17:10)

Part 5: One Man’s Family; Perry Como and Jo Stafford; Can You Top This? (14:00)

Part 6: Roy Rogers and Dale Evans; Pat Buttram; Bob Hope; Truth or Consequences. (19:30)

Part 7: Alan Young. (8:00)

Part 9; Duffy’s Tavern; Grand Ole Opry; Moire Mystery Theatre. (14:25)

Part 10: Rudy Vallee; Judy Canova; NBC Symphony. (15:30)

JACK BENNY PROGRAM (10-6-46) Jack and the whole gang in the second program of their 15th year on the air. Jack tries in vain to listen to the world series on the radio. Mary Livingstone, Dennis Day, Eddie “Rochester” Anderson, Phil Harris, Don Wilson, The Sportsmen, Verna Felton, Frank Nelson, Sara Berner, Bea Benadaret. Lucky Strike, NBC. (19:07; 8:08)