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 N/A tea for two

+ Program #2. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacMan...
 N/A this nearly was mine

+ Program #3. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacMan...
 N/A drink to me only with thine eyes

+ Program #4. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacManu...
 N/A i love you truly

+ Program #5. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacManu...
 N/A just a wearyin for you

+ Program #6. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacMan...
 N/A to a wild rose

+ Program #7. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacMan...
 N/A trees

+ Program #8. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacMan...
 N/A oh what a beautiful morning

+ Program #9. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacMan...
 N/A blue skies

+ Program #10. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacMan...
 N/A we kiss in a shadow

+ Program #11. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacMa...
 N/A begin the beguine

Program #13. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. The last show of the...
 N/A bells at eventide

+ Program #1. CBS net origination, Cadillac syndication. Sponsored by: Cadillac. Produced by MacMan...
 N/A moonlight madona

This music series is a 1953 syndicated show sponsored by Cadillac motor cars. Featured on the programs are The Cadillac Choral Symphony, which boasts twenty two male voices. Frank Black is the music conductor, and Ray Porter is the associate music conductor. John Percival is a bass soloist. Floyd Sherman is a soloist. It is announced on one of the programs that the first air conditioner is now an option on the 53 Cadillac, whilst at the time was the first automobile to have the option.

FRANK BLACK CADILLAC SHOW

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The Cadillac Choral Symphony Radio Program
Henry Leland circa 1906
Cadillac's manifesto on leadership from the January 2nd 1915 issue of The Saturday Evening Post
The Liberty 400-horsepower (298-kilowatt) V-12, air-cooled engine was one of World War I's most powerful engines and one of the workhorses of the war. Designed to be mass-produced with interchangeable parts, the Liberty became the standard wartime aircraft engine, produced by Packard, Lincoln, Ford, General Motors (Cadillac and Buick), Nordyke, and Marmon. It was used most often on the DH-4, the only U.S.-made airplane to go into combat on the Western Front. More than 13,000 engines came off the assembly line before the Armistice, and more than 20,000 were built by the time wartime production ended early in 1919.
Don Lee Cadillac Dealership announcement of The Cadillac Silver Anniversary Salon from October 13th 1926
1952 Golden Anniversary Cadillac Convertible
The 1952 Cadillac 4-door Fleetwood sedan. Cadillac sponsored the Cadillac Choral Symphony to help celebrate Cadillac's Golden Anniversary
The 1952 Cadillac 2-door Coupe DeVille.
Premier spot ad for the Cadillac Choral Symphony on March 14th 1953
Dr. Frank Black conducted the all-male, 22-voice Cadillac Choral Symphony
Dr. Black was NBC's Director of Music for 14 years
The Cadillac Choral Symphony Radio Program
Henry Leland circa 1906
1906 Cadillac emblem
Cadillac's manifesto on leadership from the January 2nd 1915 issue of The Saturday Evening Post
The Liberty 400-horsepower (298-kilowatt) V-12, air-cooled engine was one of World War I's most powerful engines and one of the workhorses of the war. Designed to be mass-produced with interchangeable parts, the Liberty became the standard wartime aircraft engine, produced by Packard, Lincoln, Ford, General Motors (Cadillac and Buick), Nordyke, and Marmon. It was used most often on the DH-4, the only U.S.-made airplane to go into combat on the Western Front. More than 13,000 engines came off the assembly line before the Armistice, and more than 20,000 were built by the time wartime production ended early in 1919.
Don Lee Cadillac Dealership announcement of The Cadillac Silver Anniversary Salon from October 13th 1926
1952 Golden Anniversary Cadillac Convertible
The 1952 Cadillac 4-door Fleetwood sedan. Cadillac sponsored the Cadillac Choral Symphony to help celebrate Cadillac's Golden Anniversary
The 1952 Cadillac 2-door Coupe DeVille.
Premier spot ad for the Cadillac Choral Symphony on March 14th 1953
Dr. Frank Black conducted the all-male, 22-voice Cadillac Choral Symphony
Dr. Black was NBC's Director of Music for 14 years
Dr. Black served as ABC's Music Director in 1948
The Billboard announcement of February 28th 1953 citing Cadillac's return to Radio with Dr. Frank Black
Dr. Black was NBC's Director of Music for 14 years
Dr. Frank Black (right) discusses arrangements with Irving Berlin (1936)
Dr. Frank Black conducting circa 1937
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