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Burns and Allen are one of the most beloved couple in old time radio. They got started, like many of the greats of old time radio, in vaudeville, which is really just the touring popular entertainment in America prior to movies. Gracie was the sparkplug of the act, always the center of attention. George played the foil, the guy vainly trying to make sense of the ditzy world of Gracie. By the early 30s, Gracie was probably the best known woman on radio. Gracie often sang in a voice that showed she was also an excellent comedienne songstress.

By the early 1940's, Burns decided that their act needed a change.He decided that the audience knew Gracie's and his reactions well enough that it would be possible to play off them, and create situations something like screwball comedy, but with the Burns and Allen touch. Jack Benny and Burns and Allen worked much the same way with their comedy.Vaudeville's snappy patter and give and take jokes, good even if the audience didn't know you, could be developed into running gags and put-downs based on character. Burns was always astute when it came to comedy - he lead the brainstorming sessions that wrote the shows, and carefully edited his writers with the final word on what was cut and what stayed. Elvia Allman play Gracie's friend Tootsie Sagwell and Gale Gordon and Hans Conried made frequent appearances.

So in 1942, George and Gracie became, in their characters, the perfectly normal husband and wife that is, if Gracie's non sequiturs and impulsive behavior could be considered perfectly normal. For Gracie, of course, it was perfectly normal, and the American public continued their love affair with her.The shows had names after the sponsors, such as Maxwell House Coffee Time, or The Ammident Show - it was the Burns and Allen show to the public. Other fine radio actors were a part of the fun. Mel Blanc did the happy postman, and was also famous for his zany characters on The Jack Benny Show, and his own Mel Blanc Show. Elliott Lewis, a veteran of many radio "bit" parts on the Burns and Allen shows of the 40s.

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 10.28.1940 george tries to get out of doing broadcast

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. October 28, 1940. Sponsored by: Spam, Hormel Chili Con Ca...
 10.17.1944 george thinks he dented the car fender

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. October 17, 1944. Program #52. CBS net origination, AFRS r...
 09.26.1944 george the plumber

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. September 26, 1944. Program #49. CBS net origination, AFRS...
 03.21.1944 george the genius

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. March 21, 1944. CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. Geo...
 11.01.1945 george the butler

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. October 25, 1945. Sponsored by: Maxwell House Coffee, Jell-O Pudding. ...
 11.14.1944 george sings at a bond rally in boston

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. November 14, 1944. CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. ...
 03.14.1946 george sells chicken farm

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. March 14, 1946. Gracie decides to start a matrimonial bureau. Last w...
 04.15.1948 george sees green eyed monster

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. April 15, 1948. Sponsored by: Maxwell House Coffee. George is worried ...
 05.25.1943 george runs for the school board

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. May 25, 1943. Sponsored by: Swan Soap. George tries to ge...
 06.25.1945 george prepares to entertain troops

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. June 25, 1945. Sponsored by: Swan Soap. George and Gracie...
 09.09.1940 george owes money

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. September 9, 1940. Sponsored by: Spam, Hormel Chili Con C...
 05.12.1949 george on television

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. May 12, 1949. Sponsored by: Maxwell House Coffee. Guest Marie McDonald...
 09.16.1940 george needs a guest

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. September 16, 1940. Sponsored by: Spam, Hormel Chili Con ...
 08.19.1940 george late for show

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. August 19, 1940. Sponsored by: Hormel. George is "late" f...
 11.08.1945 george lands movie part as wolf

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. November 8, 1945. Program #96. , AFRS rebroadcast. George becomes conv...
 11.08.1941 george lands a movie role

 04.22.1948 george is talked out of buying roses for gracie

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. April 22, 1948. Sponsored by: Maxwell House Coffee. Gracie performs de...
 09.02.1940 george is on trial

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. September 2, 1940. Sponsored by: Spam, Hormel Chili Con C...
 09.30.1940 george is kidnapped

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. September 30, 1940. Sponsored by: Spam. George is still o...
 04.29.1948 george is finally getting a new car

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. April 29, 1948. , syndicated. After a three-year wait, George's new ...
 11.22.1945 george inherits five thousand dollars

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. November 22, 1945. , AFRS rebroadcast. Uncle Marvin has left George $5...
 03.17.1949 george has a cold

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. March 17, 1949. Sponsored by: Maxwell House Coffee. George has caught ...
 11.29.1945 george goes to college

+ Maxwell House Coffee Time. November 29, 1945. NBC net, KFI, Sponsored by: Maxwell House Coffee, ...
 04.02.1945 george goes rabbit hunting

 12.09.1940 george gets a black eye

+ The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. December 9, 1940. Sponsored by: Spam, Hormel Chili Con C...

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A real "gem"

Arthur

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Actually Burns & Allen was produced on Film.

Steve

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Picked up George Burns' book Gracie a love story can't wait to read it

Chris

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George Burns passed on my 19th birthday

Kelly

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does anyone remember an episode of the Burns and Allen radio show, in which their announcer was trying to get a part in a film, playing a loving husband. He asks Gracie to help him. In thinking about how Gracie shows him what domestic love looks like, I ralized what a loving relationship George and Gracie actually had.

Sarah

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Best comedy team ever.

Milven

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My favorite two love birds

Patrick

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what a pair they were both live and in person eh

Jennifer

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Three wonderfully talented people.

Gregory

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I remember George & Gracie, but not quite back this far. Always enjoyed their show. Simple comedy.

Westfall

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I love that show

Linda

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Gracie Allen is the Best at screwball comedy!!

Vickie

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Gracie was the best I have ever heard. It's the type of humor that was great 60 years ago and will be funny in 60 more years.

Gary

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Best comedy team ever.

Milven

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Great show

Sandra

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Good clean comedy, I miss that

Ralph

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George and Gracie were the best

Lynne

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Gracie was so funny i used to watch their show on our first B&W TV,when i was a kid.

Gllen

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Nice one !

Robert

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My favorite Gracie line when she seems to appear unexpectedly on Eddie Cantor's show, followed by George, she asks Eddie who he was. Cantor responds with "Why Gracie, that's your husband George Burns, you've been married for 15 years" Gracies answer was to giggle and say "No wonder why he get's so fresh!"

Tom

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Gracie allen 1895, george burns 1896, jack benny 1894 and georgie jessell 1897 smart comedian with dances and violin.

Muhammad

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Funny and classic.

Robert

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George and Gracie were so cute together!

Philip

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Got to watch it in reruns when cable first came out. Gracie was wonderful!

Cindy

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Love Gracie And George Burns

Antoinette

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Awesome. The way TV should be they were great actors

Kenny

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They were a great team and I have movies that they were in...that love lasted a lifetime!!!

Sunny

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George Burns and Gracie Allen, how sweet this couple were.

Janice

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Lovely Couple George Burns And Gracie Allen May You Both Rest In Paradise

Treayvaughan

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Lovely Couple George Burns And Gracie Allen May You Both Rest In Paradise

Treayvaughan

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I've always loved them

Patrica

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hey were so funny. And she was very smart. Perfect for each other If anything they are in is on I try to make sure I watch

stephanie

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Loved them!

Elizabeth

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What a couple they are Amazing I Love them

Thomas

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One of the best comedy teams.

Nick

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What a great comedy team.

Bonnie

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Great team....and later, after her death he was still great. Why don't we see talented people like these two anymore? They are all gone...

Sue

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What a sweet and funny couple....

Philip

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Amazing couple !

Sue

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Love that show

Edward

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Awsome couple

Denise

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such a smart couple, loved them

Darlynne

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They were the perfect couple, one of the greatest comedy teams!

Elaine

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I've always loved this couple, so funny, still watch their movies.

Margarat

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They were such a pair....each played the straight man....to perfection !

Carol

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They were so good together, a match mad in Heaven.. Loved them both, though I barely remember her, I do watch old pictures and older show.. smile emoticon

Augustine

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I love their show..they're absolutely hilarious and were in my opinion a splendid couple

Kevin

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This couple were the best in comedy. I love to see them .RIP make the angels laugh up in heaven

Bren

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alway's loved their show with ronnie their son and the morton's

Rochelle

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Awesome... great team.

Lalo

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Loved the radio show for years, then on to TV. Great act.

Auntwendy

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First program we watched... I still listen to reruns on you tube...what a great couple

Sandra

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Awesome couple! Want a good book to read? Read "Gracie" George Burns wrote it in honor of his wife.

Joyce

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Love them

Sherry

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Great couple

Loren

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burns and allen is my favorite.

Robert

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George Burns and Gracie Allen >..Love them

Barbra

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No one could be so dense as Gracie and Fred could give a look of Really like no other. Loved their act on the radio and then TV.

Betty

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Funniest couple love to watch them

Juanita

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She was a genius!

Dwayne

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I love them

Paul

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Very lovely couple

Lisa

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Burns & Allen is the best of the sitcom comedies. There is no comparison. It's hilariously funny. The humor is in the bits, what's said, done,etc., not necessarily the stories. And they have great supporting characters i.e. the neighbors-Bea Benadarat, Larry Keating,etc. But ,the focus is on Burns & Allen.

Mark

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Love the show George burns was one of the first stars too break the fourth wall and then step back into character he and Gracie were hysterical together

Vergell

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Burns And Allen Two of my favorite people in the world!

Mike

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Robert Burns Panatela Program spot ad from January 4th 1932
Little Jack Little circa 1935
Oakland Tribune spot ad for The Adventures of Gracie from September 28th 1934
Burns and Allen circa 1934
Tenor Phil Regan became the soloist for the first Burns and Allen programs for General Cigar
Brilliant composer Ferde Grofé wrapped up the Burns and Allen programs for General Cigar a music director for The Adventures of Gracie
George Burns circa 1935
The ever dapper Nathan Birnbaum circa 1925
Burns and Allen publicity still for Paramount circa 1938
George and Gracie over CBS
Al Hirscheld sketch of George Burns
Gracie Allen circa 1937
By 1935 Burns and Allen were already being heralded as one of the World's greatest Film Partnerships, as illustrated in this 1935 'cigarette card' from Great Britain
The Campbell Soup Company was Burns and Allen's second major sponsor over Radio
LIFE magazine Campbell's Soup ad from December 1936
Note some of the more anachronistic Campbell's Soup offerings of the era. Among them: Mock Turtle, Mutton, Mulligatawny, Ox Tail, and Printanier.
Syracuse spot ad for the premiere of new Burns and Allen program for Campbell Soup Company from October 2nd 1935
Legendary Radio sportscaster Ted Husing served as Burns and Allen's first announcer for Campbell's
Gifted young heavyweight (267lbs) bandleader Jacques Renard supported Burns and Allen and Campbell's until jumping to the Eddie Cantor Fire-Chief program for Texaco in the Fall of 1936
Eddy Duchin's was one of the featured orchestras who filled in for Jacques Renard until the arrival of the Henry King Orchestra
Singing legend Tony Martin made his first breakout appearances over Radio with the Fall 1936 Season of Campbell's Presents Burns and Allen
Radio veteran Ken Niles, brother of Wendell Niles, took over from Ted Husing for the Fall 1936 season of Campbell's Tomato Juice Presents. Wendell Niles served as Burns and Allen's announcer as 'Ronald Drake' during their Grape Nuts sponsored 1937 series.
Gracie Allen circa 1937
Gracie Allen before a 1937 NBC mike
Grape Nuts adopted a 'gay new' facelift in 1930, revising the packaging it had employed since 1897
Burns and Allen merited their own metered mail franking imprint in 1938
Ever economical, Grape Nuts provided almost no promotion outside of the actual Burns and Allen Radio broadcasts for the program
Burns and Allen's tenor of choice for the Grape-Nuts-sponsored seasons was Film crooner and actor Dick Foran
Elegant British society band leader Ray Noble provided both music and patter for Burns and Allen
Wendell Niles served as Burns and Allen's announcer as 'Ronald Drake.' Niles' brother Ken appeared as Burns and Allen's announcer during their Campbell's sponsorship on CBS.
John Conte joined Burns and Allen as its announcer replacing Wendell Niles
George Burns circa 1935
Gracie Allen circa 1937
Tenor Frank Parker served up the solos for Chesterfield Time with Burns and Allen
Paul Douglas served as announcer for The Easy Aces before joining Burns and Allen for Chesterfield Time
Gracie Allen had her first major solo outing in a feature film with 1939's The Gracie Allen Murder Case, co-starring with Warren William in the role of Philo Vance.
The Gracie Allen Murder Case wasn't just a knock-off for the Philo Vance film, as demonstrated by the slip cover of S.S. Van Dine's 1938 novel from which the eleventh Philo Vance film was adapted.
George Burns circa 1935
Gracie Allen circa 1937
The Hinds Honey and Almond Cream Program was intially broadcast twice each Wednesday night on the East Coast--first at 7.30 p.m. then rebroadcast at 10.30 p.m. (LIFE, October 9th 1939)
Hinds Honey and Almond Cream LIFE ad promoting Burns and Allen from January 29th 1940
Gracie Allen declared her candidacy for President under the Surprise Party banner during Episode No. 22 of The Hinds Honey and Almond Cream Program
One of several of the slogans of the Surprise Party, 'Down with Common Sense' was often substituted with 'It's In the Bag'
During the Hinds Honey and Almond Cream Program broadcast of the evening of February 28th 1940, Gracie announced her candidacy for President of the United States running under her newly established 'Surprise Party.' Asked about the name she gave to her new political party she stated that though her Mom was a Democrat and her father a Republican, Gracie had been born a Surprise.
Candidate Gracie poses with the official Surprise Party Mascot, Laura the Kangaroo
Gracie's Campaign Train for the Surprise Party made at least thirty-three whistlestops between Union Station in Los Angeles and Union Station in Omaha.
Candidate Gracie's Surprise Party Convention Show was held at the Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum
Postcard of Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum circa 1930
Here's the cover of our own First Edition of Gracie Allen's first book, 'How to Become President' from 1940
Here's a sample illustration from Gracie's book--'REQUIRED SHAPES FOR MEN PRESIDENTS'
Spot ad for Hinds Honey and Almond Lotion with a collectable autograph of Gracie Allen
Elegant British society band leader Ray Noble moved to CBS with Burns and Allen for The Hinds Honey and Almond Program
Tenor Frank Parker returned for song stylings with Burns and Allen
Popular announcer Truman Bradley acted as the spokesperson for Hinds and foil for Burns and Allen. He opened each Hinds Honey and Almond Cream Program with 'Hello-tion!'
Most of us--'of a certain age'--more closely identify Truman Bradley with Frederick Ziv's Science Fiction Theatre (1955-1957) over Television. He's seen here with 'Garco' the Robot.
George Burns circa 1935
Gracie Allen circa 1937
Burns and Allen mug before the NBC microphone
Hormel promoted its Spam processed meat product over The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
Female production line employees put the finishing touches on cases of SPAM (1939)
Panoramic view of one of the larger Hormel plants of 1939
This 1939 advertising supplement by Hormel touted both the loyalty of Hormel employees to their plants and Hormel's loyalty to and importance to their various plants' communities. In 1939 fully a quarter of the population of Austin, Minnesota, the company's headquarters, was employed by Hormel. Even more noteworthy given current events, is the highlighted employee's ownership of a two-story home for his family on the wages of a ham-boner--a factory ham-boner, not a commercial butcher.
Hormel Spam ad featuring George Burns and Gracie Allen from November 1st 1940
Hormel also promoted its Hormel Chili Con Carne over The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
During the mid-1940s forward, a group of 44-60 female ex-GIs toured the U.S. as The Hormel Girls. They also appeared over Radio in several series' of their own.
Premiere spot ad for The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show for Hormel and Spam from July 1st 1940
Artie Shaw and his orchestra replaced Ray Noble for The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
The three Smoothies--Rosalind 'Babs' Stuart and brothers Charlie and Little Ryan--served as the vocalists for The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
Popular West Coast announcer 'Bud' Hiestand was the spokesperson and announcer for The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
Announcer Jimmy Wallington replaced Bud Hiestand for the last eight weeks of The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show when it moved the production to New York
George Burns circa 1935
Gracie Allen circa 1937
San Antonio area spot ad for Well, I Swan premiere from October 7th 1941
Newspaper spot ad for Well I Swan from October 1941
Swan's caricatures of the swan and Burns and Allen could be found in all the print media of the era.
November 1941 spot ad for Well I Swan
Lever Bros' Swan Soap sponsored Burns and Allen for three years
1944 Swan Soap ad, 'How to be a good wife, though married'
Paul Whiteman, Gracie Allen and Jimmy Cash at the NBC mike for Well I Swan
The popular harmonizing group The Sportsmen Quartet became 'The Swantet' for the Swan Soap runs of the Burns and Allen Program
Early Radio's 'Queen of Mirth', Elvia Allman, was heard as as Gracie's 'horse-faced' pal, Tootsie Sagwell. Ms. Allman went on to appear on the Television rendition of The George Burns and Gracie Allen Program as Jane Adams
Long time announcer for Burns and Allen programs, Bill Goodwin served as the Swan Soap commercial spokesman for Well I Swan
Radio, Film, Television and Animation's legendary 'man of a thousand voices' Mel Blanc appeared as 'Mr. Postman' and other wacky characters during the Burns and Allen Swan Soap run
Clarence Nash, the original voice of Walt Disney's Donald Duck, voiced Herman the Duck during the first two seasons of Burns and Allen for Swan Soap
Bea Benadaret was featured in one capacity or another throughout the Swan-sponsored Burns and Allen programs
Hans Conried appeared frequently in a variety of roles such as Conrad J. Conried and Nigel Bollingbroke
Long time collaborator Harry Von Zell served as Burns and Allen's foil and Swan Soap's commercial spokesman
During 1942 Swan was offering a promotion of ten Gladiolus bulbs, one of which was named after Gracie Allen herself.
The 1943 Gladiolus bulb promotion consisted of eight Gladiolus bulbs, unaccountably dropping the Gracie Allen variety but including a new 'Swan-White' variety.
It was during the Swan-sponsored Burns and Allen programs that the comedy team's signature theme song, 'Just A Love Nest' was introduced.
The Music Maids circa 1942
43-01-25 Wisconsin State Journal 'THE BEST TUNES OF ALL . . . Don't worry about that oft-repeated couplet which marred
George Burns circa 1935
September 20th 1945 annouoncement of Maxwell House Coffee Time starring George Burns and Gracie Allen
Maxwell House Coffee Time spot ad from November 12th 1946
Long time announcer for Burns and Allen programs, Bill Goodwin served as the Maxwell House Coffee Time's commercial spokesman
Radio, Film, Televison and Animation's legendary 'man of a thousand voices' Mel Blanc appeared as 'Mr. Postman' and other wacky characters during Maxwell House Coffee Time with Burns and Allen
The Music Man' composer Meredith Willson was the Music Director for Burns and Allen throughout their Maxwell House Coffee Time run
Les Paul and his Trio provided much of the music for the earliest Maxwell House Coffee Time programs with Burns and Allen
Veteran character actor Dewey Robinson appeared as Big Louie
Ernest Fiene's 'Toward Evening' was the illustration referred to in the December 19th 1946 episode of Maxwell House Coffee Time
James and Pamela Mason co-authored 'The Cats in Our Lives' in 1949. James Mason illustrated the book himself.
George Burns circa 1935
Gracie Allen circa 1937
Amm-i-dent Show spot ad for the December 7th 1949 guest appearance of the Andrews Sisters
Spot ad for Amm-i-dent's Burns and Allen Show from December 21st 1949
Bea Benadaret played neighbor Blanche Morton in The Amm-i-dent Show
Hal March played neighbor Blanche's husband, Harry Morton in The Amm-i-dent Show
Howard McNear played 'Uncle John' in The Amm-i-dent Show
Marvin Miller, yet another of the era's 'man of a thousand voices' played many of the roles during The Amm-i-dent Show
Doris Singleton performed many of the female voices during The Amm-i-dent Show
Long time announcer for Burns and Allen programs, Bill Goodwin returned as The Amm-i-dent Show's commercial spokesman
1951 Minipoo ad from LIFE magazine
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