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Title	:	eddie cantor chase and sanborn hour (22) first song no wonder we're in love
Air Date	:	10.30.1932 ( October 30, 1932)
Plot	:	+ Red net, KFI, Sponsored by: Chase and Sanborn Coffee. The first show of the season. The show opens with a "twenties-sounding" arrangement of, "Now's The Time To Fall In Love." Eddie's first tune is, "No Wonder We're In Love." Rubinoff plays, "Some Of These Days" as a violin solo. The band plays an original tune (written by Ernie Watson, a member of the band), "Welcome Home, Eddie."
File	:	Eddie Cantor - Chase And Sanborn Hour 32-10-30 (22) First Song - No Wonder We're In Love.mp3
File Size	:	10.28Mb
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Actors	:	Eddie Cantor R E. Lee (commercial spokesman) David Rubinoff and His Orchestra Jimmy Wallington (announcer) Ernie Watson (composer, conductor)
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Title	:	eddie cantor chase and sanborn hour (22) first song no wonder we're in love
Air Date	:	10.30.1932
Plot	:	+ Red net, KFI, Sponsored by: Chase and Sanborn Coffee. The first show of the season. The show opens with a "twenties-sounding" arrangement of, "Now's The Time To Fall In Love." Eddie's first tune is, "No Wonder We're In Love." Rubinoff plays, "Some Of These Days" as a violin solo. The band plays an original tune (written by Ernie Watson, a member of the band), "Welcome Home, Eddie."
File	:	Eddie Cantor - Chase And Sanborn Hour 32-10-30 (22) First Song - No Wonder We're In Love.mp3
File Size	:	10.28Mb
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My dad was the bass player for Eddie and the CASH show. He told me some stories about how he got the "gig" and the bass he played that America listened to every Sunday night for 2+ years is with me and well-cared for now.

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