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Title	:	champion babysitter
Air Date	:	N/A
Plot	:	+ ABC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. The program originates from The College Inn Porterhouse, The Hotel Sherman, Chicago. Guest Charles Goren talks about card playing and Esperanto. Maryann Lucket sings, "Ballin' The Jack." Three ladies from the audience ask questions about Bridge. Don reads a prayer for graduating students. Don mentions that this is one of Dick Noel's last appearances on the show as an announcer (he's moving to California for health reasons).
File	:	champion_babysitter-1961-03-xx.mp3
File Size	:	27.40Mb
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Actors	:	Charles Goren Maryann Lucket Don McNeill Dick Noel (announcer) Eddie Ballantine and His Orchestra
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Title	:	champion babysitter
Air Date	:	N/A
Plot	:	+ ABC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. The program originates from The College Inn Porterhouse, The Hotel Sherman, Chicago. Guest Charles Goren talks about card playing and Esperanto. Maryann Lucket sings, "Ballin' The Jack." Three ladies from the audience ask questions about Bridge. Don reads a prayer for graduating students. Don mentions that this is one of Dick Noel's last appearances on the show as an announcer (he's moving to California for health reasons).
File	:	champion_babysitter-1961-03-xx.mp3
File Size	:	27.40Mb
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As a young boy growing up in south Chicago I heard this show a number of times. My mother loved listening to it. Twice she took my brothers and I to be part of the audience.

John Willette

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