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[Amateur recording, gifted to Hiram Hopps] 7 May 1946
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_040)
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Recording performed by Buster Glode Jr., includes personal note to Hiram
Hopps. Side A: 1. Too Late (original by Jimmy Wakely); 2. There's a
Rainbow on the Rio Colorado, (original by Gene Autry); side B: [spoken
dedication to Hiram Hopps, from station WOLF]; A Year Ago Tonight,
(original by Gene Autry).
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Beaky and the burger, Ruth Wilber 8 January 1950
(1/4 inch audio tape)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_065)
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Bob and Alma celebrate their first wedding anniversary, parts 1
and 2 February 1946
- performance of burlesque, Bob Mowers; Alma Mowers; and Fred
Shavor
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_038)
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Bob and Alma celebrate their first wedding anniversary, parts 3
and 4 February 1946
- performance of burlesque, Bob Mowers; Alma Mowers; and Fred
Shavor
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_039)
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[Burlesque audition record] sides 1 and 2 28 March 1945
- Bob Mowers; Alma Mowers; Charles Pierce; Jim Higgins; Curtis Shern
(recordist)
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_036)
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[Burlesque audition record] sides 3 and 4 28 March 1945
- Bob Mowers; Alma Mowers; Charles Pierce; Jim Higgins; Curtis Shern
(recordist)
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_037)
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[Compilation recording] undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_026)
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Contains: side A: 1. My gal Sal, Fred Joos' Band (185 sec); 2. B. M. for
WFB ID; 3. sound effect tuning up; 4. sound effect applause; side B: 1.
Ann Burshok[?] [unidentified jazz]; 2. [child announce]; 3-4. [child
happy birthday]; 5. [false start]; 6. Skit.
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[Compilation recording] [circa 1939]
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_032)
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Assorted off air excerpts. Side A: 1. Begin the Beguine, Jan Savitt; 2.
NBC chimes WGY station ID; 3. Maggie, [unknown performer]; 4. [unknown
duet]; 5. Philip Myer [?] program sign off; side B: 1. Energine; 2. NBC
chimes WGY ID; 3. Fibber McGee and Molly and Gildersleeve [radio show];
5. [unidentified] 6. WOKL Albany: Bulova ad; 7. [unidentified] 8. Esso
news re: "British conflict with Germany"; 9. [unidentified].
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[Compilation recording] 12 October 1942
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_034)
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Side A: 1. Trees by Joyce Kilmer; 2. Smilin' Through by Arthur Penn; 3.
Would You? by Brown and Freed; side B: 1. Smilin' Through, by Arthur
Penn; 2. [dead wax]; 3. Would you? by Brown and Freed; 4. Indian Love
Call (piano solo), by Friml, Stothart and Hammerstein, Elizabeth Carroll
and Don McCann.
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[Four Bell Playhouse] undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_004)
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Sides 1 and 2: The Grease Spot, Frank Muir, producer; Don McCann,
narrator and director; Fred Shavor, tech supervision; Frank Muir,
performing as Gerry; Vida Lopeta, performing as aunt.
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Grease spot undated
- radio play, Frank Muir, producer; Don McCann, narrator and
director; Frank Muir, performing as Gerry; Vida Lopeta performing as
aunt
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_028)
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Hats off to love 1 January 1950
- Good Friday program
(1/4 inch audio tape)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_064)
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I walk alone, by Herbert W. Wilson; oh what a pal is mother, by
Jenny Lou Carson, Buster [Glode Jr.], vocals undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_041)
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In the mood; Darktown strutter's ball; Dinah undated
- Fred Shavor, vocals and dance
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_043)
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Jerome Kern memorial broadcast undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_027)
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Side A: Swingtime, orchestra, Al Goodman, conductor; The Song is You,
Frank Sinatra, voice; side B: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, Patrice Munsel,
voice; I've Told Ev'ry Little Star, Bing Crosby, voice; Look for the
Silver Lining, Judy Garland, voice.
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Jimmy, part 1 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_047)
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Jimmy, part 2; the Christmas story undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_048)
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Joe Magish in the FBI, Jo Mullen and Donald J. McCann September 1942
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_033)
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Once upon a midnight, side 1 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_051)
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Once upon a midnight, side 2 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_052)
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Once upon a midnight, sides 3 and 4 1947
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_053)
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Pardoner's tale (test); Kandir [illegible] and H.
Monroe 1948
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_054)
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Pardoner's tale by Geoffrey Chaucer, sides 1 and 2 October 1948
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_055)
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[side 1 transferred] Dramatic production with modern language adaptation
by Don McCann, Dramagraph Theater: Albert Wallace, Donald McCann, Frank
Neer.
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Pardoner's tale by Geoffrey Chaucer, sides 1 and 2 October 1948
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_056)
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Pardoner's tale by Geoffrey Chaucer, sides 1 and 2 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_057)
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[side 2 transferred] dramatic production with modern language adaptation
by Don McCann, Dramagraph Theater: Albert Wallace, Donald McCann, Frank
Neer.
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Pardoner's tale by Geoffrey Chaucer, sides 1 and 2 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_058)
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Pardoner's tale by Geoffrey Chaucer; piaster for Mohammed undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_059)
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[side 1 transferred]: 1-2. "Piaster for Mohammed" [radio drama and
section read]; 3-4. Pardoner's Tale [section read, hum].
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Pigeons on the roof, sides 1 and 3 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_049)
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Side 1: [dramatic read of current affairs commentary, mentions 1948,
events in the Middle East, observational commentary on modern post war
isolation set in a bar]; side 3: not transferred.
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[Plays] undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_007)
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Side A: 1. Fall of the House of Usher, adaptation by Dorothy C. Calhoun,
Fred Shaver, Williamson Steinberg, James Higgins, Daniel Minellow; 2.
Play announced as: Braddock's Defeat; side B: 1. Barter by Sara
Teasdale; 2. Fall of the House of Usher, adaptation by Dorothy C.
Calhoun, Fred Shavor, Williamson Steinberg, James Higgins, Daniel
Minellow.
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[Radio broadcasts] undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_011)
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Side A: 1. WAER news, Lou Morelli, announcer; 2. Jimmy Dorsey 3. Trust
Co. ad; side B: 1. WTED radio announce: Electronic network; 2. Noel,
carol 3. Dead wax; 4. She'll Always Remember, performed by Glen Miller
Orchestra; 5. Dear Mom, performed by Glen Miller Orchestra.
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[Radio plays] undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_009)
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Side A: 1. The Janitor; 2. Turn Off the Lights; side B: 1-2.
[indistinct]; 3. Old Black Joe; 4. An Encounter with an Interviewer; 5.
[cutting from]: Death Takes a Holiday.
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Saturday review of literature; Jimmy (test) undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_046)
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SPC, sides 1 and 2 undated
- comedy skit [spoof radio broadcast?]
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_029)
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T.A.M. 1 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_012)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. Ivory Snow (60 sec); 2. Oxydol (80 sec); 3.
NBC chimes (6 sec); 4. Camay Soap (50 sec); 5. Nussbaum; 6. Luckies (5
sec); side B: 1. piano fill (165 sec); 2. Pall Mall cigarettes (30 sec);
3. Bonnie Baker; 4. Kool, Menthol cigarettes (10 sec).
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T.A.M. 2 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_013)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. Glinka: Cherubim song, Mount Pleasant High
School Choir (250 sec); 2. Florida Oranges (30 sec); 3. Pep-o-Mint Life
Savers (10 sec); 4. Smith Bros. Cough Syrup (10 sec); 5. [?]; side B: 1.
Uncle Dave's Radio Shack ad; 2. Jack Benny and Rochester spoof; 3.
Gibbson's Whiskey (15 sec); 4. Luden's Cough Drops (25 sec); 5-6.
Florida Oranges.
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T.A.M. 3 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_014)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. WFB station ID; 2. WFB Schenectady ID; 3.
commercial read for RCA Phonogram, H. S. Barney; 4. RCA Phonodisc
commercial read; 5. Camel cigarettes with Roy Conacher Hockey Hall of
Fame (85 sec); 6. Farnsworth radios commercial read (55 sec); side B: 1.
[unidentified solo piano performance]; 2. RCA Phonogram commercial
WOW.
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T.A.M. 4 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_015)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. [?]; 2. Armour's Pork Sausage (40 sec); 3.
American Chains: Weed Chain Tire (35 sec); 4. Hamilton Watch (40 sec);
5. Pall Mall cigarettes ad (35 sec); 6. Chevrolet trucks (30 sec); 7.
Pontiac cars (50 sec); 8. [?]; side B: 1. [unidentified piano
performance]; 2. Listerine (45 sec).
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T.A.M. 5 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_016)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. Goodyear Tires (105 sec); 2. Budd All Chair
Trains (95 sec); 3. Mardi Gras New Orleans (30 sec); 4. Oldsmobile Autos
(45 sec); side B: 1. [unidentified piano solo]; 2. Piano sales
convention ad dated 1940.
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T.A.M. 6 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_017)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. Hotel New Weston (45 sec); 2. [Vox pop]; 3.
Log Cabin Syrup (35 sec); 4. Campbell's Soup (25 sec); 5. General Motors
(105 sec); side B: 1. [piano solo]; 2. Gulf Oil (40 sec); 3. National
Life Insurance Co. (55 sec).
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T.A.M. 9 undated
(Shellac disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_018)
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Commercial spots: Sparton Wireless Phonograph promo: Radio's richest
voice; Miracles sometimes happen, Paul Shesgreen (140 sec).
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T.A.M. 10 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_019)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. 4th part announcer burlesque; 2. Stein's
Clothes (40 sec); 3. Cassedy's RCA recording (115 sec); side B: 1. 3rd
part announcer burlesque.
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T.A.M. 11 [1938]
(Shellac disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_020)
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Commercial spots: side A: Part 1: Demonstration Record, Form No. 3174,
for RCA Victor 911K radio; side B: part 2: Victrola attachment
demonstration record (215 sec).
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T.A.M. 12 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_021)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. [Soliloquy, humming]; 2. [recorded
conversation]; 3. [unidentified piano solo]; 4. [false start]; 5. [?];
6. [Looks at books], Rose Marie (20 sec); 7. Lucky Strike (20 sec); 8.
Concert Hall opening: dramatic reading (25 sec); side B: Freddy Joos
Band, jazz (210 sec).
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T.A.M. 13 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_022)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. WKSY ID; 2. WFB Schenectady ID; 3. WKSY ID;
4. WFB sign off; 6. Com. precede crowd; 7. Dentine Gum; 8. [ad read
unknown]; side B: 1. [student reading]; 2. [false start]; 3. [student
teacher interview].
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T.A.M. 14 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_023)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. Hammond organ; 2. Chrysler; 3. Bromo
Seltzer; 4. Beechies; 5. WFB ID; 6. WJFY ID; side B: 1-3. student
reading speech.
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T.A.M. 16 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_024)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1-2. dramatic read; 3. Beechnut Gum; 4. Pall
Mall; 5. Campbell's Soup; 6. Pepsi; side B: Radio drama performance
excerpts and ad reads.
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T.A.M. 17 undated
- accompanied by handwritten notes
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_025)
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Commercial spots: side A: 1. Community Plate; 2. Bond Street Smoking
Tobacco (75 sec); 3. Colgate Dental Cream (45 sec); 4. Red Heart Dog
Food (65 sec); 5. [?]; side B: 1. Spud; 2-4. Grandfather says; 5. Ipana;
6. Campbell's Soup; 7. Absorbine.
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[Test recording], sides 1 and 2 3 September 1943
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_035)
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Side A: 1. [test]; 2. Communique to "Joe" from "George", includes reading
of poem New Friends and Old Friends by Joseph Parry; side B: 1.
Communique to the distant brain from manager Hig.
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The Christmas story, part 1 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_044)
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The Christmas story, part 2 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_045)
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The midnight ride of Snedden Weir, Fred Shavor, Alma and Bob
Mowers, writers, parts 1 and 2 23 April 1949
- accompanied by handwritten script for the play, 8 pages
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_042)
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Time steps in; the rehearsal undated
(1/4 inch audio tape)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_063)
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Traffic problem, side 2 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_050)
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[Untitled] undated
- unidentified orchestral pieces, off the air home
recording
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_001)
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[Untitled] undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_002)
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Comedy skit about GIs in Cairo, referencing US Armed Forces in Middle
East 1942/43, reference to "Radio WOG, Oswego, the Cairo of NY State"
(fake call sign).
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[Untitled] undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_003)
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Off air recording: Christmas comedy skit about GIs in Cairo, poetry
reading spoof of Night Before Christmas.
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[Untitled] undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_006)
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Side A: voice and piano recording; side B: spoof news broadcast by Donald
McCann.
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[Untitled] undated
- two unidentified orchestral marches
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_008)
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[Untitled] 28 March 1945
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_010)
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Recording contains: 1. [?]; 2. Watertown, NY: account of the wedding of
Bob and Alma Mowers (broadcasters), also speaking; Charles Pierce
(broadcaster, noted drag artist); Jim Higgins (broadcaster).
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[Untitled], sides 1 and 2 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_060)
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[Untitled], sides 3 and 4 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_061)
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WFB [radio play], sides 1 and 2 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_031)
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Side 1: It's a Racket (drama), part 1 (18 min); side 2: It's a Racket
(conc.); [various amateur sound effects] airplane dive and crash; Omit
[illegible]; laughing; plain (nothing); wind [illegible]; Rams [?].
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WFB, sides 1 and 2 undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_030)
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Side 1: 1. applause; 2. Barney's Furniture (60 sec); 3. Three Little
Fishies; 4. Fred announcing piece (55 sec); 5. Horse; 6. Gunshot (4
shots); 7. Chains, sound of band, a steel door shuts; 8. Station ID; 9.
train starts, goes, fades (5 sec); 10. Surf; 11. Water from bottle; 12.
Gongs; side 2: The shadow [not an official production].
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Wishes, Fran Brown 11 December 1949
- mismatching label on the box reads: "one grand, 6 May,
1949"
(1/4 inch audio tape)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_062)
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[WSYR local news outtakes] undated
(Lacquer disc)
(ID#: sua_mccann_dj_005)
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AM Halstead, publisher, Eastwood Newspaper discussing mayoral election
for 2 year olds [publicity spoof?].
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