0:39- Wendell Hall, "The Red-Headed Music Maker" 0:54 -Bing Crosby 1:01- Andy Devine, who was a semi-regular member of Jack Benny's radio program at that time. 1:06-Rudy Vallee 1:24-Jack Benny 1:39-Fred Allen 2:40- Ben Bernie- orchestra leader, vocalist, and star of HIS own radio show. He was usually seen smoking a cigar.......and often exclaimed, "Yowsah!". 3:06- Walter Winchell, news "commentator" and celebrity/Broadway "gossip columnist", published in hundreds of newspapers across the country. "With lotions of love" was a reference to his radio sponsor, Jergens Hand Lotion. 3:28 Eddie Cantor 4:22 4:33-Ed Wynn 5:03-Joe Penner 6:34 That's like a NBC Chime

2:40- Ben Bernie- orchestra leader, vocalist, and star of HIS own radio show. He was usually seen smoking a cigar.......and often exclaimed, "Yowsah!".

3:06- Walter Winchell, news "commentator" and celebrity/Broadway "gossip columnist", published in hundreds of newspapers across the country. "With lotions of love" was a reference to his radio sponsor, Jergens Hand Lotion.

0:39- Wendell Hall, "The Red-Headed Music Maker", "GILLETTE ORIGINAL COMMUNITY SING" (CBS, 1936-'37). "Turn to page -- in your song books....and GILLETTE's SING!!!" (you could get copies of the "official" Gillette song books as a premium).

+Dachshund 6:34 That's like a NBC Chime

1:01- Andy Devine, who was a semi-regular member of Jack Benny's radio program at that time.

4:22 might be Pigmeat Markham (the original "here comes the judge," guy).

I got some of them, but a lot of them went right by me. Ed Wynn was great though. Interesting that the titles had "Scrappy Presents". All in all, despite not knowing who half the impersonations were supposed to be, it was kind of fun. I do wonder who the guy with the duck was supposed to be.

3:28 eddie cantor

3:27

05/16/1938