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| Title | : | guests mary boland and sonja henie |
| Air Date | : | 05.23.1937 ( May 23, 1937) |
| Plot | : | + Red net. Sponsored by: Chase and Sanborn Coffee. The first tune is, "Easy On The Eyes." Charlie has a 102 degree fever ("If it hits 104, I'll sell!"). Dorothy sings, "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off." Mary Boland appears in a scene from, "Cradle Snatchers." W. C. Fields recalls his youth in a stranger's cellar. He refers to Charlie as, "A piece of grade B lumber" and threatens to, "Saw his arm off." Ray Miiddleton sings and perfroms excerpts from, "Emperor Jones." |
| File | : | guests_mary_boland_and_sonja_henie-1937-05-23.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 13.73Mb |
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| Title | : | guests mary boland and sonja henie |
| Air Date | : | 05.23.1937 |
| Plot | : | + Red net. Sponsored by: Chase and Sanborn Coffee. The first tune is, "Easy On The Eyes." Charlie has a 102 degree fever ("If it hits 104, I'll sell!"). Dorothy sings, "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off." Mary Boland appears in a scene from, "Cradle Snatchers." W. C. Fields recalls his youth in a stranger's cellar. He refers to Charlie as, "A piece of grade B lumber" and threatens to, "Saw his arm off." Ray Miiddleton sings and perfroms excerpts from, "Emperor Jones." |
| File | : | guests_mary_boland_and_sonja_henie-1937-05-23.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 13.73Mb |
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