18th ANNIVERSARY SHOW
“THANKS FOR LISTENING”

Originally broadcast on WNIB
Saturday, April 30, 1988

As we complete eighteen years of Those Were The Days broadcasts we express our appreciation with a special program featuring some radio sounds that put the spotlight on several performers who had an influence on our personal interest in “show biz.”

DANNY KAYE SHOW (1-13-45) Danny Kaye is joined by Eve Arden, Lionel Stander and Harry James and his Music Makers in a broadcast which highlights his “life story.” Danny also performs the classic “Lobby Num­ber” from his first movie, “Up In Arms.” Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, CBS. (9:50; 11:12; 9:00)

MOONLIGHT SERENADE (6-13-40) Glenn Miller and his orchestra in a remote broadcast from the stage of the Civic Theatre in Chicago. Vocals by Tex Beneke, Marion Hutton and Ray Eberle. Chesterfield Cigarettes, CBS. (13:25)

LUX RADIO THEATRE (2-16-48) “The Jolson Story” starring Al Jolson and Evelyn Keyes with Ludwig Donath and William Demarest in a radio version of the 1946 Columbia film musical hit. William Keighley is the producer. Jolie sings many of his biggest songs in this biography of the “world’s greatest entertainer.” Lux Soap, CBS. (20:00; 17:07; 24:30)

EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION — During today’s pro­gram, we’ll feature sound clips of Those Were The Days host Chuck Schaden’s appearances on other radio and television shows. Don’t miss it if you can!