Will America remain freedom's open door
A literary meditation on the American heritage and the open door of freedom. The speaker links pioneer hardship to national progress while urging unity, against prejudice, to preserve freedoms of religion and speech and to uphold democracy. Questions about America's destiny and the need to resist vanity and hatred are posed.
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America
South
Eight Oclock Sunday Courtin In Rural Winter Night
A rustic courting scene unfolds on Sandy night as Hi and Tildy meet on the porch. They share shy closeness and a near kiss before Hi leaves and promises to return at eight next Sunday. The dialogue weaves in Able and Mable lines about marriage and parental checks.
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Hiram
Radio Anna and the Road to Happiness in 1940
A zany soap storyline follows Myrt and Marge as they encounter John’s Other Wife and a Woman in White seeking Young Dr. Malone. A web of marriages, kidnappings, and dream jobs leads Linda to become a Manhattan mother with adopted daughter, ending with a whistle powered happy ending.
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Myrt
Marge
John
Dr. Malone
Linda
Hollywood
Jack Armstrong
Jack
Bureau of Missing Persons
Pierce
Hawaii
Big Town
Manhattan
Annie
The Faculty in Song and Smokes
A December 1933 Sterling Script piece catalogs teachers and students performing songs with playful titles such as Music Music Music and Navy Gets the Gravy while a verse by Larry Wheeler describes a boy named Tom secretly smoking behind a shed and facing the consequences.
Song Snippets Echo Across School Assembly
Miss Sherman and Miss Barnes recall classic tunes as Mr. Strenge Mr. Brandan and Mr. Musgrove lead performances with Glow-worm Oh Johnny and Brother Can You Spare a Dime plus Anchors Aweigh and Take Me Out to the Ball Game.
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Miss Sherman
Mr. Strenge
Johnny
Miss Barnes
Mr. Brandan
Mr. Musgrove
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By Larry Wheeler
Tildy
Able
Mable
Darling
RADIO
Anna
Larry Wheeler
Tom