Deana Martin on the Bonnie Hunt Show

Thanks to Meredith for pointing this one out. Deana talks, among other things, about her father's induction to the Las Vegas Walk of Stars.

Episode 66: My Friend Irma

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Podcast, we take a look at their first movie, from 1949, My Friend Irma. We'll also listen to the very first broadcast of the CBS Radio Network comedy that inspired it.

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Shownotes

Dean Martin Las Vegas Walk of Stars

Five Hundy By Midnight

My Friend Irma IMDB Listing

Wikipedia (Film)

Wikipedia (Radio)

Radio Shows at The Internet Archives

My Friend Irma/My Friend Irma Goes West (Amazon Link)

The Martin and Lewis Collection (Amazon Link)

Studio C Podcast

Volare - Deana Martin (eMusic Link)

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Max Rose Movie

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Episode 65: With Hoagy Carmichael

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from an October 14th, 1952 NBC Radio Network broadcast, Dean and Jerry welcome Hoagy Carmichael to the show.

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Shownotes

Dean sings Sometimes I'm Happy, Half as Much and Two Sleepy People. Jerry portrays Clyde Cranston, the world's greatest authority on etiquette.



Hoagy Carmichael Official Site

Hoagy Carmichael Wikipedia Listing

Hoagy Carmichael at IMDB

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Episode 64: Jane Wyman Returns

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from an October 7th, 1952 NBC Radio Network broadcast, Dean and Jerry welcome Jane Wyman back to the show for her second appearance.

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Shownotes

Dean sings My Baby Just Cares for Me, Second Chance and I Found A Million Dollar Baby.



Jane Wyman - Wikipedia

IMDB Listing

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Hoilday Episodes

During the holidays, we’ll be continuing to listen to some old time radio broadcasts appropriate to the season.

Here's the link to the full list at my main Website.

OLD TIME RADIO HOLIDAY EPISODES

Keep checking that page as I'll be adding new episodes each day.

Merry Christmas!

Episode 63: The Mayor's Christmas Ball

Continuing on in the Holiday Spirit this time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, originally broadcast on the NBC Radio Network on December 19th, 1949 the boys are still in Chicago for appearances at Chez Paris, and they're hoping to get in to the Mayor's Christmas Ball.

Dino sings Santa Claus is Coming To Town, White Christmas and Silent Night.

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Episode 62: Holidays in Chicago

We're getting into the Holiday Spirit this time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, with a December 12th, 1949 NBC Radio Network broadcast of The Martin and Lewis Show. Dean and Jerry are in Chicago for appearances at the Chez Paris.

Dino sings Jingle Bells and Don't Cry Joe, and we get to enjoy the comedy of Flo McMichaels and Sheldon Leonard as well.

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Episode 61: With Jeff Chandler

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from a September 23rd, 1952 NBC Radio Network broadcast, Dean and Jerry welcome Jeff Chandler to the show.

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Shownotes

It's a western-themed show this time around. Dean sings Pretty Baby, Wish You Were Here (from the musical revival of the play Having a Wonderful Time) and Ridin' Down the Canyon.



Links

Jeff Chandler Wikipedia Listing

IMDB Listing

Here's that Jerry Lewis interview Meredith mentioned.

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Episode 60: Just In Time For Halloween

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, we have two episodes just in time for Halloween. First, from an April 18th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast of The Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis Show, the boys welcome Boris Karloff to the show. Then, from May 8th, 1949, Peter Lorre joins them.

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Shownotes

Martin and Lewis Wikipedia Entry

Jerry Lewis Just Sings

Life Magazine Cover Story

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This program is licensed by ASCAP and BMI. The old time radio program presented is a work in the Public Domain. Our theme music Del Sasser and Come Rain Or Come Shine are from Danny D'Imperio.

Episode 59: With Rosemary Clooney

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from a September 16th, 1952 NBC Radio Network broadcast, Dean and Jerry welcome Rosemary Clooney to the show.

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Shownotes

It's the first show of a brand new season and new announcer George Fenneman joins the program. You might recognize Fenneman's voice from from the Groucho Marx game show You Bet Your Life. Dean sings Hominy Grits and Once In Awhile. Rosemary Clooney sings her hit Botch-A-Me. There's also another wonderful sketch this week, The Greatest Schmo On Earth.



Links

Rosemary Clooney Wikipedia Listing

IMDB Listing

Rosemary Clooney at eMusic

Rosemary Clooney at Amazon

Original Rat Pack Maitre D' George Levine



Maria's Dean Martin Site

Max Rose Movie


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This program is licensed by ASCAP and BMI. The old time radio program presented is a work in the Public Domain. Our theme music Del Sasser and Come Rain Or Come Shine are from Danny D'Imperio.

Episode 58: With Ann Sheridan

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from an April 25th, 1952 NBC Radio Program, Dean and Jerry welcome Ann Sheridan to the show.

Dean sings The Object of My Affection, Any Time and Never In A Million Years. Jerry once again portrays wrestler "Beautiful Ben."

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Shownotes

Thanks to Meredith Montanez for providing shownotes!

When Jerry meets Ann he knows she's a girl because she has "more bounce to the ounce."

The three perform in a skit about marital counseling called "John J. Martin's Court of Severed Relations." Dean plays John Martin and Ann and Jerry play Lydia and Max Fink, a fighting couple. The trio also try to do a round of 2 blind mice, and I'm sure you can figure out who ruins it.

On this last show of the season, Dean and Jerry thank NBC, the production team and the fans and inform us that Chesterfield is sponsoring them for next year's show.

Links

Ann Sheridan (Wikipedia)

IMDB Listing

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This program is licensed by ASCAP and BMI. The old time radio program presented is a work in the Public Domain. Our theme music Del Sasser and Come Rain Or Come Shine are from Danny D'Imperio.

Episode 57: With Virginia Mayo

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from an April 11th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast, Dean and Jerry welcome Virginia Mayo to the show.

Dean sings Me And My Girl, his new recording All I have to Give You Is My Love and Mighty Like a Rose. Jerry contributes another novelty song The Book Was So Much Better Than the Movie.

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Shownotes

Thanks to Meredith Montanez for providing shownotes!

Dean, Jerry and Virginia do their version of "A Street Car Named Max" and the 3 sing a take off of The Trolley Song (originally sung by Judy Garland from Meet Me in St. Louis) where Jerry (Max the Trolley) falls in love with Virginia's character and steals her from Dean.

A surprise guest Betty Mills from Radio TV Mirror Magazine gives congratulations to Dean and Jerry for being their readers' favorite radio comedy!

Jerry makes mention of their adoption and support of the MDA, but makes a statement that the Tall Cedars of Lebanon were the first to adopt and support MDA and have made considerable donations.

A plug for the Martin and Lewis movie "Sailor Beware" finishes the show.

Links

Virginia Mayo at IMDB

Virginia Mayo at Wikipedia

The Tall Ceders Of Lebanon

Sailor Beware (Amazon Link)

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This program was licensed by ASCAP and BMI. The old time radio program presented is a work in the Public Domain. Our theme music Del Sasser and Come Rain Or Come Shine are from Danny D'Imperio.

Episode 56: With Claire Trevor

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from an April 4th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast, Dean and Jerry welcome Claire Trevor to the show.

Dean sings Quarter To Nine, Pretty As A Picture and I Kiss Your Hand Madame. The interview segment features another visit with 13 year old boy genius Noel Dabney (played by Jerry).

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Shownotes and Links

Claire Trevor at IMDB

Claire Trevor at Wikipedia

Sailor Beware (Amazon Link)

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Episode 55: With Ann Sothern

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from a March 28th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast, Dean and Jerry welcome Ann Sothern to the show.

Dean sings When The Red Red Robin, Please Mister Sun and Only Forever.

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Shownotes and Links

Ann Sothern

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Episode 54: With Marlene Dietrich

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from a March 21st, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast, Dean and Jerry return home from tour and welcome Marlene Dietrich to the show.

Dean sings When You're Smilin', Maybe and reminisces with Hands Across The Table.

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Shownotes and Links

Marlene Dietrich

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