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| Title | : | lost weekend |
| Air Date | : | 03.10.1946 ( March 10, 1946) |
| Plot | : | + The Lucky Strike Program Starring Jack Benny. March 10, 1946. Sponsored by: Lucky Strike, Herbert Tareyton Cigarettes. Guest Ray Milland does a Luckies commercial as the soliloquy from Hamlet! The cast does its version of "Lost Weekend" with Ray, in which Phil Harris calls him an "amateur!" An excellent show. The last program with Larry Stevens as tenor. Dennis Day returns the next week. The Jack Benny Program was first broadcast on the Blue Network on 2nd May 1932. With his capable cast of supporting players Benny made his show into one of great radio comedy shows. What was so special about this golden-age classic is Benny's ability to come across as a likeable guy despite being vain, argumentative, and a skinflint. People related to Benny and his willingness to often give the best comedy lines in the show to his supporting cast made him popular with listeners, guests and colleagues. This is classic comedy that is still funny sixty years later. |
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| Title | : | lost weekend |
| Air Date | : | 03.10.1946 |
| Plot | : | + The Lucky Strike Program Starring Jack Benny. March 10, 1946. Sponsored by: Lucky Strike, Herbert Tareyton Cigarettes. Guest Ray Milland does a Luckies commercial as the soliloquy from Hamlet! The cast does its version of "Lost Weekend" with Ray, in which Phil Harris calls him an "amateur!" An excellent show. The last program with Larry Stevens as tenor. Dennis Day returns the next week. The Jack Benny Program was first broadcast on the Blue Network on 2nd May 1932. With his capable cast of supporting players Benny made his show into one of great radio comedy shows. What was so special about this golden-age classic is Benny's ability to come across as a likeable guy despite being vain, argumentative, and a skinflint. People related to Benny and his willingness to often give the best comedy lines in the show to his supporting cast made him popular with listeners, guests and colleagues. This is classic comedy that is still funny sixty years later. |
| File | : | lost_weekend-1946-03-10.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 6.87Mb |
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