17 January
1947
AYS 1947-01-17 #119 (NBC 015) Clothes Make the Man
NBC Blue
Friday
30 min
Originally broadcast on NBC Blue, 17 January 1947.
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Syndicated
Syndicated · 1946–1947
Broadcasts
55
Cadence
Weekly
Rated
PG
Since
1946
The run
(28 Episodes - 1 Audition & 27 EPs) "The Smiths of Hollywood," broadcast in 1947, was a 27 episode, syndicated, situation comedy. The successful audition took place September 20, 1946 and the program debuted January 10 1947. Final episode aired July 04, 1947. The comedic role of Uncle Cecil played to a "tea" by very British actor, Arthur Treacher. * Harry Von Zell & Brenda Marshall portray the nephew and the niece, Uncle Cecil moves in with. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “SmithsOfHollywood”; these recordings are in the public domain.
Source collection
Internet Archive audio collections
Rights
Public domain — no renewed US copyright
Cataloguing
Air dates and notes from the Archive item record
The shape of the run
7 dated broadcasts across 2 years on the air. Brightness is transfer quality; empty cells are months lost to time.
Episodes
Start here
Restored broadcasts from 1946, in original transmission order.
20 Sep 1946 · 29 min
Originally broadcast on Syndicated, 20 September 1946. Transferred from the Internet Archive's Old Time Radio Researchers collection
17 Jan 1947 · 28 min
31 Jan 1947 · 27 min
14 Feb 1947 · 29 min
28 Feb 1947 · 29 min
14 Mar 1947 · 29 min
28 Mar 1947 · 29 min
11 Apr 1947 · 29 min
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17 January
1947
NBC Blue
Friday
30 min
Originally broadcast on NBC Blue, 17 January 1947.
Internet ArchiveAlanYoungShow_259Condition unmeasured
17 January
1947
Mutual
Friday
29 min
Broadcast on Syndicated.
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