The Court of Judge Allen

24:48

Home on the Range

31:50

Mumbo, or Who Stole the Elephant From Billy Nose's Finale

58:07

Fred Allen with Stoopnagle and Bud

57:41

Who Killed Rappaport

6:21

Murder on the High Seas, or One Long Pan Helps Boy Meet Gull

59:00

Satire on Song Writers

57:26

Telephone Weddings

57:56

Subway Posters

59:49

The Search for Dr Livingston

59:41

Satire on Surveys and Polls

1:01:07

Guest - Edgar Rice Burroughs

1:00:00

The Prairie Predicament

59:22

Doughnut King

1:00:28

Dr. Allen Clinic

59:28

Mountain Justice

57:53

The Missing Cat

47:52

Life At the South Pole

59:59

The Laziest Man in the World

46:09

He Caught His Wife Kissing a Stranger

39:00

The Judge Was a Vegetarian So He Couldn't Meat Out Justice

59:31

Amateur of the Month

1:02:03

All Is not Gold That Glitters

1:00:52

The Specialist's Quandary

1:00:43

They Almost Junked the Junket

59:16

A Stay-At-Home Cruise

59:44

Mountain Justice

59:23

Truth or Subsequences

59:22

Milk

59:10

Little Red Riding Hood

58:04

Philanda Blank - My Story

57:28

Nicotine Alley

57:16

The Wedlock Society

56:41

One Long Pan Takes a Chance

56:55

Shortcut to a Nervous Breakdown

58:32

Sleep

57:08

Radio - The Great American Pastime

57:05

Jack Benny's 10th Anniversary

58:13

Fred Allen - 39-10-04 - The Search for Dr Livingston

4:39

Ken Murray

Shadows_Girl

(5 Sterne)

As another reviewer already observed the Texaco Star Theater was not ALWAYS hosted by Fred Allen. In the case of the Edgar Rice Burroughs (creator of Tarzan, and John Carter of Mars and the man who helped the town of Runnymede, California give itself a much-needed face-lift under the new name of Tarzana)it was really two shows in one. The first half is hosted by Ken Murray whose "home movies" were a staple of 1950's television. Frances Langford, who is also on hand in that part of the show was a well-known singer and "Blanche" of The Bickersons. Great show but no Fred Allen.

Fred Allen

robcc7686

(5 Sterne)

All his shows are great efforts at writing and re-writing wonderful scripts but the networks and the ad agencies nearly ruined Allen's health. Fred usually had to pull an all-nighter, before the second rehearsal, correcting the agency/network blue penciled script. Why haven't these episodes have dates attached to them? And btw, nearly half of these posted shows, there is another half yet still not been released through to the public. Those shows still remain in the hallowed halls of the Boston Public Library donated by Fred's widow, Portland.

Mislabeled Show

nightkey5

(0 Sterne)

1936-09-30_Xxxx_-_Fred_Allen_Show_the_-_Fred_Allen_with_Stoopnagle_and_Bud.mp3 was a summer replacement show and does not feature Fred Allen 39-10-18_0003_-_59m59s_-_Fred_Allen_Show_the_-_Guest_-_Edgar_Rice_Burroughs.mp3 is not a Fred Allen Show. Fred was not sponsored by Texaco until 40-10-02. Therefore, this show is The Texaco Star Theater (without Fred Allen).

These are good!

polistra

(5 Sterne)

Thanks for posting these shows. They are among the best of Mister Allen!