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Guest Star was a 1940 public service radio program produced by the United States Treasury Department. It was intended to to promote the need and importance of the sales of saving bonds. Just like what its name suggests, the show had a large number of famous guest stars which included actors, singers, and comedians. These people offered a variety of gimmicks in like short skits, hilarious jokes, musical numbers, and many more. After a year, the show said goodbye to its listeners.

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Please enjoy these 373 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis
04.19.1953	guest gene autry	+ Program #317. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "For Me and My Gal."
03.29.1953	machine number nine	+ Program #314. Treasury Department syndication. "Machine Number Nine". The first tune is, "Midnight...
03.22.1953	guest dennis day	+ Program #313. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "Clancy Lowered The Boom."
01.25.1953	guest jo stafford	+ Program #305. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "September In The Rain."
01.18.1953	guest dick haymes	+ Program #304. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "I Love Louisa."
01.11.1953	romance	+ Program #303. Treasury Department syndication. "Romance".
12.28.1952	first song to know you is to love you	+ Program #301. Treasury Department syndication.
12.21.1952	first song panus angelicus	+ Program #300. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "Titus Angelicus."
12.07.1952	guests the blue amulet	+ Program #298. Treasury Department syndication. "The Blue Amulet".
11.30.1952	guest igor gobin	+ Program #297. Treasury Department syndication. The first selection is, "Grenada."
11.16.1952	guest nat king cole	+ Program #295. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "Mail Call."
11.09.1952	guest barbara luddy	+ Program #294. Treasury Department syndication. "Collector's Item". The first tune is, "Helter Ske...
11.02.1952	guest hoagy carmichael	+ Program #293. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "I Never Knew." Bill Stern bring...
10.26.1952	first song time on my hands	+ Program #292. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "Time On My Hands."
10.19.1952	first song the noodlin rag	+ Program #291. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "The Noodlin' Rag."
09.14.1952	the judge	+ Program #286. Treasury Department syndication. "The Judge". The first tune is, "Parade Of The Gobl...
09.07.1952	guest margaret whiting	+ Program #285. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "Roller Coaster."
08.17.1952	guests the will herth trio	+ Program #282. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "Simplicity."
08.10.1952	the pledge	+ Program #281. Treasury Department syndication. "The Pledge". The first tune is, "Concha de Amor."
07.20.1952	the woodsman	+ Program #278. Treasury Department syndication. "The Woodsman".
07.13.1952	guest judy garland	+ Program #277. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "The Trolly Song" (instrumental)...
06.08.1952	guest frank lovejoy	+ Program #272. Treasury Department syndication. "Nothing Happens Here". The first tune is, "Dizzy ...
06.01.1952	guest jane pickens	+ Program #271. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "Younger Than Springtime."
05.11.1952	guests the modernaires	+ Program #268. Treasury Department syndication. The first tune is, "Stompin' At The Savoy."
05.04.1952	guest herbert marshall	+ Program #267. Treasury Department syndication. "The Best Laid Plans". The first tune is, "El Cumba...

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Sinclair did have good musicians, even if the music was a bit formula.

Ted

"Eartha Kitt" Simply gorgeous.

Heather

"Eartha Kitt" Perfect

Christina

The Treasury Department produced this Public Service radio program to promote sales of Savings Bonds. The series began March 23, 1947, and the last broadcast was December 26, 1966. We have managed to accumulate 385 programs in very good sound, including the 25th Anniversary program that was broadcast shortly before the series ended....This is a great series, from beginning to end, with major stars of the day, along with music, comedy and dramas. In the past, I've used programs from this series when someone wants to hear something from a radio series, or an artist they know.

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