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+ Jack Pearl, born Jack Perlman (October 29, 1894 – December 25, 1982), was a vaudeville performer and a star of early radio. Pearl's radio career included stints as the host of The Lucky Strike Hour (1932–34) and The Jack Pearl Show, which ran from late 1936 through early 1937, sponsored by Raleigh and Kool Cigarettes. The success of his first radio series brought him to the attention of MGM. He starred as his character in one feature film, Meet the Baron (1933) with Jimmy Durante, Edna May Oliver, ZaSu Pitts and the Three Stooges. He also appears in Ben Bard and Jack Pearl (1926), a film of their vaudevile act made in the DeForest Phonofilm sound-on-film process, and Hollywood Party (1934). With the cancellation of his second radio series, Pearl found himself struggling for work. He continued in radio with shows like, Jack and Cliff (1948) and The Baron and the Bee (1952), a quiz show, but he never recaptured his mid-1930s fame. In 1934, a juvenile novel, Jack Pearl as Detective Baron Munchausen, was based on his radio scripts. He received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his radio work. Pearl died in New York in 1982.-WikiPedia Click here to read more about Jack Pearl Show

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Air Date	Title	Synopsis
02.01.1937	bound for havana	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "This Year's Crop Of Kisses." Baron Munchausen an...
12.14.1936	first song a dancing mood	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "In A Dancing Mood." The Baron tells lots of "fis...
12.21.1936	first song anchors away	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is a collegiate medley honoring the teams playing in ...
06.11.1937	first song cant you hear mountain music	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "Can't You Hear Mountain Music?" Baron Muchausen ...
05.21.1937	first song good morning	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "Good Morning." Baron Munchausen and Sharlie at t...
12.28.1936	first song head over heels in love	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "Head Over Heels In Love." The Baron tells about ...
11.30.1936	first song high hat piccilo and cane	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "With High Hat, Piccolo and Cane." Baron Muchause...
04.16.1937	first song how could you	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "How Could You?" The Baron and Sharlie plan to at...
04.30.1937	first song i never knew	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "I Never Knew." The Baron and Sharlie are aboard ...
02.08.1937	first song ive got a heavy date	Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "I've Got A Heavy Date." The Baron and "Sharlie" re...
03.26.1937	first song ive got beginners luck	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "I've Got Beginner's Luck." Baron Munchausen and ...
03.01.1937	first song jamboree	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "The Jamboree." The system cue has been deleted. ...
04.23.1937	first song jamboree	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "Jamboree." The Baron and Sharlie are on the Sixt...
04.02.1937	first song jammin	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "Jammin'." The system cue has been deleted. Baron...
01.04.1937	first song one two buckle your shoe	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "One, Two, Button Your Shoe." The Baron and Sharl...
03.15.1937	first song slumming on the avenue	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "Slumming On Park Avenue."
02.22.1937	first song that foolish feeling	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "That Foolish Feeling." The system cue has been d...
06.04.1937	first song that foolish feeling	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "The Foolish Feeling." Baron Muchausen and Sharli...
01.11.1937	first song the goona goo	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "The Guragoo" . The Baron visits a pet shop.
12.07.1936	first song the organ grinder swing	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "Organ Grinder Swing." A early group of pun-fille...
05.14.1937	first song they all laugh	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "They All Laughed." Baron Munchausen and Sharlie ...
05.07.1937	first song to a sweet and pretty thing	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "To A Sweet and Pretty thing." The Baron and Shar...
04.09.1937	first song wake up and live	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "Wake Up and Live." It's Spring, and Baron Muncha...
03.19.1937	first song when the poppies bloom again	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "When The Poppies Bloom Again." The system cue ha...
11.23.1936	first song you turn the tables on me	+ Sponsored by: Raleigh, Kool. The first tune is, "You Turned The Tables On Me." The band does a ti...

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Featuring Jack Pearl as Baron von Munchhausen (teller of tall tales with a German dialect) and Cliff Hall as Sharlie, with music provided by Tommy Dorsey. Pearl was one of the most popular radio comedian, and his radio program was broadcast by CBS and NBC from 1932 to 1952.

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