Fibber Does His Income Taxes

26:24

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28:45

Dining Out To Celebrate

29:22

Fibber Buys A Diamond Ring For $20

29:14

Waiting For Ice Cream Delivery At Kramers

29:32

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30:28

Bill Smith Old School Chum From Peoria

30:04

Before A Western Campfire

25:11

Red Cross Speech On The Radio

29:33

Dinner Party (Beulah Is Hired)

29:29

Fibber Finds His Old Mandolin

30:21

Fibber Has Pneumonia Gildyand Leroy Visit

29:59

Fibber Returns From Hospital

30:15

Fibber Thinks His NeighborIs A German Spy

27:25

Job Offer As A Cannery Executive

29:04

Aunt Sarahs Picture

28:13

Alice Darlings New Boyfriend

28:07

Policemans Ball

28:25

Old Muley Fishing Licenses

23:10

Old Muley Caught

28:29

DDay Broadcast

30:03

Fixing The Porch Swing

28:15

Getting Ready For Cattle Ranch

28:20

Fibber Cant Find His Hip Boots

29:37

Tapping A Tree For Maple Syrup

29:34

Stranger Wants To Repay Four Dollar Debt

29:02

Duck Hunter McGee

28:58

Fibber Attends Night School

29:08

Faking A Broken Rib To Avoid Housecleaning

29:04

Wallace Wimple Navy Physical Instructor

29:31

Fibber Presses His Pants

29:39

Quiz Show Smokes For Folks

29:06

Fibber Snoops For Presents In Closet

29:11

Fibber Controls His Temper

29:12

Best Of the Comedy Shows

radioman56

(4 Sterne)

These were the Best of times in 1944 For radio that is. We were still at war over seas in this time but some how Hollywood seem to give us the best in good times in radio. For a while we seem to forget the rough times that were going on over seas , However we can never forget the men and woman fighting for our freedom over seas during then and now. Picture yourself sitting faceing the big wooden console radio or maybe sitting in a chait while the radio was on top of the table these little gems were table radios usually wood and bakelite up til I think 1949. however you look at it Fibber Mcgee & Molly were the geatest I think but I have many Favorites shows that were on the radio. but thats another story.

Fibber Magee and Molly

SummervilleBob

(5 Sterne)

My enjoyment of Fibber Magee and Molly didn't get started until 1954. I was 10 years old and we had one of the first zenith portable radios that ran on tubes. To find those 65 programs here for that year, has been a real treat for me. Especially to find a program that was dated four days just before I was born - April 8, 1944 - and entitled "Fibber returns from Hospital". What a coincidental title. Thank you so much for all the time and effect that you put into putting all these wonderful classics in one place.

Quiz Show: Smokes for Folks! Heavenly days!

LibriVox populi (vivia)

(5 Sterne)

Great period piece of 1944: war shortages, doctor heartwarmingly addicted to cigarettes, radio quiz shows, and Waxy Harlow Wilcox flogging Johnson's wax for everything from your asphalt to your fridge! You could do worse things with your time than than go back and listen from this show's pilot in 1935 to its end in 1959. Great idea! I think I'll take myself up on that! Did you know they were a real couple, childhood sweethearts Jim and Marian from Peoria ILL no less. Heavenly !