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Blondie was a radio sitcom based on Chic Young’s comic strip of the same name. Penny Singleton starred as Blondie Boopadoop, opposite Arthur Lake, who played her love interest Dagwood Bumstead. The radio version of the Blondie came after the immensely successful 1938 Blondie film which also starred Singleton and Lake.

Blondie is based on Chic Young's popular comic strip. After becoming a successful movie, Blondie continued to be a hit in its old time radio show form.

Blondie was originally created as a summer replacement for the Eddie Cantor Show. However, when the latter did not return after summer, its sponsor, Camel Cigarettes, decided to keep Blondie on-air. Click here to read more about Blondie


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Please enjoy these 44 old time radio episodes:

Air Date Title Synopsis Rating
 04.17.1944 mr dithers gets out of the hospital

+ CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Blondie Decorates The Office". Mr. Dithers, who has just r...
 06.19.1944 dagwood has a dream

+ , AFRS rebroadcast. Dagwood captures the rarest fly in the world....the $2000 Goomis Fly! + Dagwo...
 07.21.1944 plumbing problems

+ Blue net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Blondie Calls The Plumber". Dagwood, Mr. Dithers, and a l...
 08.18.1944 the poker game

+ Blue net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Blondie and The Secret Poker Game". When will Dagwood and...
 09.17.1944 dagwood gets amnesia

+ CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Blondie's Husband Forgets Himself". Dagwood has a football...
 10.08.1944 baby snooks visits the bumsteads

+ CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Blondie Meets Baby Snooks". Alexander seems to be bored wi...
 10.15.1944 unknown

+ CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Blondie Feuds With Woodley". Dagwood battles with neighbor...
 02.25.1945 the poet

 03.11.1945 dagwood wins office prize

 05.27.1945 social aspirations

+ You wouldn’t think it of Blondie but deep down in her heart she’s always had social aspiration...
 06.19.1946 dagwood has a dream

 07.27.1947 three weeks vacation

+ "Blondie Plans A Vacation". Sponsored by: Super Suds, Lustre Creme Shampoo, Palmolive Soap. Every...
 11.03.1948 childrens newspaper the tattletale

+ , AFRS rebroadcast. "Blondie and 'The Tattletale'". Alexander decides to earn his own money, and ...
 11.17.1948 swindles and shinanigans

+ , AFRS rebroadcast. Dagwood wants a new car, but after selling his old one, he finds himself with...
 12.15.1948 christmas show

+ Sponsored by: Super Suds, Colgate Toothpaste. Dagwood tries to find out what the kids want for Ch...
 02.09.1949 alexanders valentines day dilemma

+ Sponsored by: Super Suds, Lustre Creme Shampoo. Alexander seems high-strung and nervous. Dagwood'...
 02.16.1950 alexander the actor

+ Sponsored by: Ford. Alexander decides that he's the greatest actor to stride the boards since th...
 01.06.1952 arab in love with blondie

+ Sponsored by: Ford. Alexander decides that he's the greatest actor to stride the boards since th...
 01.13.1952 will blondie marry a middle easterner

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That TV show was my introduction to "Blondie" with Arthur Lake when I was 5 years old. Don't forget that Hal Peary of Gildersleve radio fame co-starred in this 1957 "Blondie" series as neighbor Herb Woodley.

Jerry

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Blondie

Mike

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Loved this comic

Jadean

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I loved Blondie!

Jimmi

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This is great.

Robert

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Good show if you want something light hearted and funny. Then dig up the blondie movies if you haven't seen them.

Chris

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I wish the Blondie movies could be restored and shown again in their original uncut formats.

Chuck

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Love Blondie!

Jill

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This series was based on Chic Youngs comic strip that began in the 1920s. There was 28 movies and two TV programs based on the strip. All of the movies, the radio series and the first TV series starred Arthur Lake as Dagwood. Penny Singleton played Blondie in all of the movies, and shared the radio role over the years with Ann Rutherford, Alice White and Patricia Van Cleve.

Adam

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I heard one recently that was quite funny.

Michael

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Blondie Boopadoop
Penny Singleton
The Blondie Radio Program
This is the Blondie Bumstead that people would have seen in their daily comics in the Summer of 1939
Daisy Bumstead circa 1950
The Family Bumstead circa 1950
The Family Bumstead circa 1950
This is the updated Dagwood and Blondie that more contemporary fans have grown up with since the 60s.
First spot ad for 'Blondie' for Camel Cigarettes circa July 1939
Long Beach Press-Telegram photo caption reads: 'DOMESTIC TROUBLES-Another crisis has arisen here in the affairs of
Movie Radio Guide 'First Families of Radio' feature on Blondie from March 8 1941
Spot Ad from January 12 1942
First Super Suds spot ad for 1944 Blondie Run
Spot article promoting the Ann Rutherford run of Blondie from December 16 1949
Billboard Magazine review of ABC October 13 1949 premiere of Blondie from October 22 1949
Spot Ad for very last Blondie program from July 6 1950
Movie - Radio Guide Visits Blondie and Dagwood from September 6 1941
Florence Lake, ca. 1941
Florence Lake (left) take umbrage at being frisked in Frisco Jenny (1932)
Florence Lake as a cavewoman on the Superman Television program, ca. 1955
Florence Lake, ca. 1962
Elvia Allman circa 1942
Elvia Allman got her start at KHJ, Hollywood over both CBS and Don Lee-Mutual throughout the 1930s
Elvia Allman promotional spot from November 6 1933
Crazy Quilt spot ad for S. & L. Co. from March 20 1935
Elvia Allman as Jane Adams appears with Gracie Allen in The Burns and Allen Program (1952)
Elvia Allman as Jane Adams appears with George Burns in The Burns and Allen Program (1952)
Elvia Allman appears as Henrietta Swanson in the Andy Griffith Show with Francis Bavier (1961)
Elvia Allman as Henrietta Swanson in the Andy Griffith Show (1961)
Elvia Allman as Julia Slovak in Perry Mason (1961)
Elvia Allman as Mrs. Luftwaffe in Bewitched (1966)
Elvia Allman appears just a wee bit dubious as Mrs. Emily Graham in My Favorite Martian (1964)
Elvia Allman as Princess Millicent von Schlepp in The Addams Family (1965)
Elvia Allman as the imperious Princess Millicent von Schlepp from The Addams Family (1965)
Hanley Stafford as Lancelot 'Daddy' Higgins with Fanny Brice from Baby Snooks
Fanny Brice with Hanley Stafford
Hanley Stafford as J.C. Dithers on Blondie circa 1941
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Blondie takes a Vacation.
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Blondie Tonight
Baby Snooks
Blondie Tonight
Blondie Tonight
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Arthur Lake, Penny Singleton and Jack Matther on 'Blondie', 1942
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Arthur Lake (April 17, 1905 – January 9, 1987) was born on this date 110 years ago. Best for bringing Dagwood Bumstead, the bumbling husband of Blondie, to life in film, radio and television.
Blondie Goes to College
blondie bumstead
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Famous Crime Cases
Blondie and Dagwood
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Arthur Lake
Ann Rutherford as Blondie
Arthur Lake as Dagwood Bumstead
Arthur Q. Bryan as Mr. Fuddle
Elvia Allman as Mrs. Dithers (Cora)
Frank Nelson as Herb Woodley
Hanley Stafford as J.C. Dithers
Lurene Tuttle as Dimples Wilson
Mary Jane Crost as Harriet
Penny Singleton as Blondie
Tommy Cook as Alexander
Veola Vonn as Dimples Wilson
Fanny Brice
Blondie is a radio situation comedy adapted from the long-run Blondie comic strip by Chic Young. The radio program had a long run on several networks from 1939 to 1950...
Blondie is a radio situation comedy adapted from the long-run Blondie comic strip by Chic Young. The radio program had a long run on several networks from 1939 to 1950.
Blondie is a radio situation comedy adapted from the long-run Blondie comic strip by Chic Young. The radio program had a long run on several networks from 1939 to 1950...
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