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Title: melody in dreams
Air Date: 12.29.1952 ( December 29, 1952)
Plot: + "Melody In Dreams". Sponsored by: Auto-Lite. When a father makes a citizen's arrest of his own daughter, the narcotics detail cops get a lead on $70,000 worth of drugs being sold to teen-agers. Young Nicky is a tough pusher. + Melody In Dreams is a true story from your morning newspaper. It is the dramatic expose of narcotics peddling among teenagers. Produced & Directed by: Elliott Lewis Announcer: Harlow Wilcox
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Title: melody in dreams
Air Date: 12.29.1952
Plot: + "Melody In Dreams". Sponsored by: Auto-Lite. When a father makes a citizen's arrest of his own daughter, the narcotics detail cops get a lead on $70,000 worth of drugs being sold to teen-agers. Young Nicky is a tough pusher. + Melody In Dreams is a true story from your morning newspaper. It is the dramatic expose of narcotics peddling among teenagers. Produced & Directed by: Elliott Lewis Announcer: Harlow Wilcox
File: melody_in_dreams-1952-12-29.mp3
File Size: 6.63Mb

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And Johnson's Self Polishing Glow Coat!

Rick

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All Johnson's products--and don't forget Car-Nu! He was often called "Waxy" or "Harpo" by Fibber, and was always brought into the plots. in fact, sometimes he even took a role in the show. Great announcer, and great actor, too!

Keely

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Johnson's Wax products, Pet Milk, Reynolds Aluminum, Papermate Pens. And that was just on Fibber and Molly.

Cathy

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If you can't answer that question, you've never heard an episode of the show.

Michael

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Glo-coat, car nu, and anything else made my Johnson's wax co.

Chris

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Harlow did have a distinctive voice as eel as a neato personality.

Chris

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Harlow Wilcox (commercial spoeksman) is great.

Dan

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The song called "Melody in Dreams" in the show is actually "Harlem Nocturne." It was used decades later as the theme for the TV show "Mike Hammer."

Charles Dorman

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Thank You Charles, I thought that it sounded Very familiar!

Heidi Mickey

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