Bob Hope Show
Title: bob hope 39 55 (461) from washington dc
Air Date: 06.06.1950 ( June 6, 1950)
Plot: + Sponsored by: Rinso, Spry. The program originates from Washington, D.C. Bob's opening monologue is about politics. Bob and Doris sing, "Home Cookin'." Bob and guest Arthur Godfrey tell jokes about their golf games and remember "the good old days of radio." They do a D.J. show called, "The Make Believe Wash-Room" and other parodies.
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Title: bob hope 39 55 (461) from washington dc
Air Date: 06.06.1950
Plot: + Sponsored by: Rinso, Spry. The program originates from Washington, D.C. Bob's opening monologue is about politics. Bob and Doris sing, "Home Cookin'." Bob and guest Arthur Godfrey tell jokes about their golf games and remember "the good old days of radio." They do a D.J. show called, "The Make Believe Wash-Room" and other parodies.
File: from_washington_dc-1950-06-06.mp3
File Size: 6.69Mb

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06 – 06 – 1950 The Bob Hope Show (NBC) (Lever Brothers – Rinso Solium, Spry) ® Tuesdays 9:00 - 9:30pm From: Washington, DC (District of Columbia) Stars: Bob Hope Announcer: Hy Averbach With: Doris Day, Jack Kirkwood, Irene Ryan, Dan Seymour (commercial spokesman) Guest: Arthur Godfrey Music: Les Brown Orchestra 1. Home Cookin’ - Doris Day & Bob Hope# 2. O Bury Me Out On The Lone Prairie - Arthur Godfrey & Bob Hope 3. Thanks For The Memories - Bob Hope

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