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)

Also, visit the Official Brian Noe Website for links to all of my shows, special features and more.

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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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Episode 53: With Lizabeth Scott

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from a March 14th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast, Dino and Jerry welcome sultry beauty Lizabeth Scott to the program. It's another episode transcribed at a live theater appearance.

Dean sings I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now, Give Me A Kiss To Build A Dream On, Night Train To Memphis and That Old Gang of Mine. Jerry sings I Like It!

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Shownotes and Links

Lizabeth Scott

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Episode 52: With Corinne Calvet

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from a March 7th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast, the boys welcome Corinne Calvet to the program.

The show was recorded on tour (I believe from San Francisco, though possibly from somewhere else with cable cars and by a bay). Dean sings Oh Boy Oh Boy, My Heart Has Found A Home Now and Just Couldn't Say Goodbye. The boys also do a funny bit just in time for tax season.

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Corinne Calvet

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Episode 51: With Tony Curtis

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from a February 29th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast, the boys welcome Tony Curtis to the program.

Dean sings San Fernando Valley, Never Before and Maybe It's Because I Love You Too Much.

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Links

Tony Curtis

Facebook Fan Page

Randy Rodriguez Entertainment

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Episode 50: With Linda Darnell

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from a February 22nd, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast, the boys welcome Linda Darnell to the program.

Dean sings The Rainbow Around My Shoulder, Until and When You're Smilin'.

The show also features the return of Conrad Von Krunch!

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Links

Linda Darnell

Special Humanitarian Award to Jerry Lewis

Sailor Beware

Rat Pack Review on FT Weblog

Rosebud Theatre

Memories Are Made of This at Amazon

Steubenville

Dean and Me at Amazon

Dean and Me Audiobook at eMusic

Jerry Lewis at eMusic

Dean Martin at eMusic

Danny D'Imperio

Jerry Lewis Official Site


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Congratulations To Jerry Lewis

Congratulations to Jerry Lewis on receiving the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award at this year's Academy Awards. May God continue to bless his efforts on behalf of those who suffer from Muscular Dystrophy. To date, he has raised over $2 Billion for the cause.

Episode 49: With William Holden

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast, from a February 15th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast, the boys welcome William Holden to the program.

Dean sings Down Yonder, Cry and I Surrender Dear.

There's also a classic take from the team on Little Man You've Had A Busy Day.

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Links

Five Hundy By Midnight

The Rat Pack Live From Las Vegas at the Rosebud Theatre

Brian on Facebook

William Holden

Special Offers from NOEBIE.com

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The Rat Pack at The Rosebud

Where I live in East-Central Illinois we're fortunate to be blessed with some great venues for live entertainment. Among them is The Rosebud Theatre, a luxurious state-of-the-art facility at the "Crossroads of America" in Effingham, Illinois.

The Rosebud plays host to a wonderful variety of entertainment, from top-name musical acts to stage productions of all sorts.

Coming up on Saturday, February 28th, we'll be enjoying The Rat Pack Live From Las Vegas, a tribute to Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. that has won praise and critical acclaim in Las Vegas and around the country.

Effingham is easily accessible by car (located, as it is, at the intersection of I-57 and I-70) and by Amtrak, and there are great accommodations near the Theatre for those traveling any distance. I'd certainly encourage you to check out this production, as well as the other upcoming performances at The Rosebud.

Look for a review of the show some time in March.

Episode 48: With Rhonda Fleming

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast - from a February 8th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast of The Martin and Lewis Show - the boys welcome Rhonda Fleming to the program.

Dean sings Bye Bye Blackbird, Close To You and Out Of Nowhere.

Jerry sings? I mean, Jerry sings North Dakota, South Dakota, Illinois and Indiana Moon.

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Links

Rhonda Fleming Official Site

Rhonda Fleming at Wikipedia

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Episode 47: With Gordon MacRae

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast - from a February 1st, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast of The Martin and Lewis Show - the boys welcome Gordon MacRae to the program.

Dino duets with Carol Richards on I Love The Way You Say Goodnight and sings It Might As Well Be Spring later in the show. Gordon MacRae sings Baby Doll and the gang does a marvelous send up of the popular Groucho Marx game show You Bet Your Life.

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This program supported the Muscular Dystrophy Association with donations from the proceeds of our eMusic campaign.



I donated 25% of all earnings from the campaign to MDA, the USO and The Frank Sinatra Foundation.

Please consider making your own donation today. Thanks!

Episode 46: With Hans Conried

This time around on our Martin and Lewis Old Time Radio Podcast - from a January 11th, 1952 NBC Radio Broadcast of The Martin and Lewis Show - the boys welcome Hans Conried to the program.

Dino sings Oh Boy, As You Are My Love and June in January.

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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.

This program supports the Muscular Dystrophy Association with donations from the proceeds of our eMusic campaign.



I donate 25% of all earnings from the campaign to MDA, the USO and The Frank Sinatra Foundation.

Please consider making your own donation today. Thanks!

Merry Christmas!

Once again this year we've got a couple of Christmas specials for you - a 1945 radio broadcast of Bing Crosby singing selections from The Bells Of St. Mary's, and a 1947 Lux Radio Theater broadcast of It's A Wonderful Life, with original cast members James Stewart and Donna Reed.



Best Christmas wishes to you and your family!