TWTD Archive – September 13, 1980
VARIETY OF SOUNDS
Originally broadcast on WNIB
Saturday, September 13, 1980
JACK CARSON SHOW (1940s) Jack confesses he’s afraid of horses, but to impress Beverly Dillingham, he brags that he’s an expert. Howard Petrie, Frank DeVol and the orchestra. AF RS rebroadcast. (8:05; 9:00; 9:35)
SHELL CHATEAU (6-29-35) Al Jolson stars in a rare, early broadcast from radio’s golden age. Guests on this variety show starring the “world’s greatest entertainer” include Reese and Dunn, Sylvia Fruse, Maxie Rosenbloom and actor Otto Krueger. Victor Young and his orchestra and announcers John McIntyre and Frank Nelson. Shell Gasoline, NBC. (12:35: 11:50; 29:20)
Dr. SIXGUN (1954) A special story for Yom Kipper. A Southern colonel of the Jewish faith arrives in the territory and is challenged to a duel on the Day of Atonement. Karl Weber stars as Dr. Grey Matson, known as Dr. Sixgun. William Griffiths is Pablo and Bill Adams is Col. Arthur Turo. Sustaining, NBC. (16:55; 11:15)
ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIET (9-2-45) The Nelsons struggle with a leaking faucet. Cast includes Bea Benadaret, John Brown, Viola Vaughn, the King Sisters. International Silver Company, CBS. (14:30; 15:00)
SUSPENSE (11-23-50) “Going, Going, Gone” starring Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard with Joe Kearns. A couple buys an old trunk at an auction, but a “little man” wants to buy it from them. Auto Lite, CBS. (8:20; 6:08; 14:17)
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