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Belknap Collection for the Performing Arts Radio Television RADIO & TELEVISION The Sound of Radio and Television The golden age of broadcasting from the radio heyday of the 20s, 30s and 40s, when Jack Benny, Bob Hope, The Shadow, Fanny Brice and H.V. Kaltenborn ruled the airwaves, through the television era when variety, drama, comedy, sports and world history flashed into our living rooms, each day. The rise of technology and the extraordinary popularity of radio and television, in the past century, led to revolutionary changes in entertainment, news gathering and delivery, lifestyles and history represented by the sights, sounds and ephemera from a magical and legendary era. Writer Robert Campbell called this broadcasting phenomenon "the reality that changed our world forever." Guide to scripts by Preston Wood. One of the more prolific of scriptwriters from the "Golden Age" of radio and television drama and comedy, Preston Wood has produced an amazing and varied list of credits in his sixty-year career. The PRESTON WOOD SCRIPT COLLECTION spans every genre from the western to science fiction and includes many of the classic television episodes cited by broadcast historians and baby boomer fans of the 50s, 60s and 70s. Dick Summer Audio Collection. Collection of audio compact discs (CDs) featuring the spoken word readings and narrations ("personal audios") of legendary radio personality, voice artist, poet, writer and "story teller" Dick Summer. For more information on the Belknap Collection for the Performing Arts contact: Jim Liversidge University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries Department of Special and Area Studies Collections PO Box 117007 Gainesville, FL 32611-7007 (352) 273-2759 email: [email protected] Copyright © 2003- University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries. Department of Special Collections P. O. Box 117007 Gainesville, FL 32611-7007 (352) 273-2755 https://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/belknap/tvradio/radiotv.htm[2/1/2021 4:36:30 PM] The Sound of Radio and Television RADIO & TELEVISION THE SOUND OF RADIO AND TELEVISON The SOUND OF RADIO AND TELEVISION collection (approximately 500 themes and related audio material) is housed in 11 Hollinger boxes (6 linear feet). BOX 1: 33 1/3 RPM - BROADCAST HISTORY RECORDINGS - CHRONOLOGICAL BOX 2: 33 1/3 RPM - VINTAGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT & COMMERCIALS - CHRONOLOGICAL BOX 3: 33 1/3 RPM - TV COMPILATION & TRIBUTE ALBUMS - ALPHABETICAL BY ALBUM TITLE BOX 4 - 8: 33 1/3 RPM - TV THEMES AND SOUNDTRACKS - ALPHABETICAL BY SHOW TITLE BOX 9: 45 RPM - TV THEMES & SOUNDTRACKS - ALPHABETICAL BY 1.) RECORD TITLE AND 2.) SHOW TITLE BOX 10: CD AND CASSETTE - TV AND RADIO MISCELLANEOUS - ALPHABETICAL BY ALBUM TITLE BOX 11: MISCELLANEOUS FORMATS - VINTAGE RADIO BROADCASTS - ALPHABETICAL BY SHOW TITLE BROADCAST BOX 1 331/3 (LPs) HISTORY ALBUM TITLE ARTIST INFORMATION Remember the Golden Days of Jack Benny and Compilation of radio broadcasts of the 1930s and 1940s (2 record set) Radio V.1 and Frank Knight V.2 The Years to Frank Knight The most dramatic and important newscasts in radio history Remember Irving Berlin, Al CBS Radio broadcast celebrating the career of Irving Berlin and A Tribute to Jolson and an All-Star promoting the release of the film ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND Irving Berlin cast August 3, 1938 Orson Welles' Orson Welles and the The original CBS broadcast that panicked the nation on October 30, War of the Mercury Theatre on 1938. Script by Howard Koch Worlds the Air The Newsreel Longines Over 50 actual broadcasts of events that altered the course of world Theatre -World Symphonette Society history War II The Music and Benny Goodman, https://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/belknap/tvradio/tvthemes.htm[2/1/2021 4:37:40 PM] The Sound of Radio and Television Sound of World Harry Truman, Bing War II - Music and News broadcasts Crosby, Donald Duck, "Original Cast Robert Trout, etc Album" Command Bing Crosby, Frank Performance - Sinatra, Danny Kaye, Broadcast celebrating V-J Day - August 15, 1945 Victory Extra Dinah Shore, etc I Can Hear It The history of an era spoken by the men who made it - written by Fred Edward R. Murrow Now... 1933-1945 Friendly and Edward R. Murrow I Can Hear It The continuing chronicle of the years following the close of World War Edward R. Murrow Now... 1945-1949 II - written by Fred Friendly and Edward R. Murrow A Time to Keep: Chet Huntley and NBC NEWS documentary production commemorating the voices and 1963 David Brinkley events of the year Winston Churchill: The An "audio biography" - a record of a great man's life assembled from his Chet Huntley Memory of a speeches - Produced by NBC NEWS in 1965 Great Man The Incredible Charles Kuralt CBS News Documentary reviewing the events of 1968 Year - 1968 The Way It Was: CBS NEWS Production: From Watts to Woodstock, From Cuba to Walter Cronkite The Sixties Chicago, From Vietnam to the Moon (3 record set) VINTAGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT BOX 2 331/3 (LPs) and COMMERCIALS ALBUM TITLE ARTIST INFORMATION Rare Recordings by "The Songbird of the South" from the 1930s and Kate Smith on the Kate Smith 1940s including the first broadcast of GOD BLESS AMERICA as heard Air on "THE KATE SMITH HOUR" (CBS) on November 10, 1938 The Kate Smith Anniversary Kate Smith 24 hit songs first introduced by Kate Smith on the radio Album Grant Turner (Opry Stars of the Grand Announcer) and the Ole Opry 1926- Recording celebrating the history of the Opry (2 record set) stars of the Grand Ole 1974 Opry Patsy Cline, Little Patsy Cline: Live Jimmy Dickens, Ray Historic radio recordings from the mid 1950s and early 1960s (Volume 2 at the Opry Price, Hank Snow and on cassette - filed in Box 11) Jim Reeves James Cagney, Joan James Cagney in Leslie, Walter Yankee Doodle Two CBS radio broadcasts starring James Cagney recreating two of his Huston, Jeanne Dandy and most popular screen roles: THE STRAWBERRY BLONDE on October Cagney, Olivia Strawberry 5, 1941 and YANKEE DOODLE DANDY on October 19, 1942 https://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/belknap/tvradio/tvthemes.htm[2/1/2021 4:37:40 PM] The Sound of Radio and Television DeHaviland and Jack Blonde Carson Glenn Miller and "The German Wehrmacht Hour" (November, 1944) Propaganda His Orchestra Go Glenn Miller broadcast to Nazi Germany and "I Sustain the Wings" (NBC, May 6, To War 1944) The First Annual Freeman Gosden, The Amos and Andy Christmas Show (December 24, 1950) and Truth or Radiola Company Charles Correll and Consequences (December 20, 1947) Christmas Album Ralph Edwards Dean Martin and When Radio Was Jerry Lewis, Lucille "The Martin and Lewis Show" (1948) King Ball Bing Crosby, Judy Bing Crosby and Collection of radio broadcasts from the 1940s and early 50s Garland, Andrews His Friends commemorating Bing Crosby's 50th year as an entertainer (4 record set) Sisters, etc Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Alan Ladd, Jeff Series of recorded radio celebrity announcements celebrating Brotherhood Chandler, Art Brotherhood Week (February 1952) - produced by the National Week Linkletter, Eddie Conference of Christians and Jews Cantor, Bob Hope, Groucho Marx, etc Dick Van Dyke, ABC Network broadcast recording of daytime magazine radio show of Flair Gussie Moran, Hans the early 1960s Conreid The United States Army Presents Marty Robbins, Ray Two 15 minute recruitment and entertainment shows starring Ray Price Country Style, Price and Marty Robbins (c. 1960) USA King Size Coke Recorded jingles (various lengths) for the Coca Cola Company (April Has More For Bothers Four 1960) You King Size Coke Recorded jingles (various lengths) for the Coca Cola Company (April Has More For Anita Bryant 1960) You King Size Coke Recorded jingles (various lengths) for the Coca Cola Company (April Has More For McGuire Sisters 1960) You Enjoy "Life" Mathisson and Radio commercials (various lengths) for Miller high Life (c. 1960) Themes Associates, Inc. Recreation of typical 1960 Dick Biondi (WKBW- Buffalo) radio Cruisin' 1960 Dick Biondi program Arnie "Woo Woo" Recreation of typical 1961Arnie "Woo Woo" Ginsburg (WMEX - Cruisin' 1961 Ginsburg Boston) radio program Jackie Gleason, Bob Two American Heart Association promotional programs (1961) - NO 1961 Heart Fund Hope and Bing SIGN OFF FOR ARTY with Jackie Gleason and CALLING ALL https://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/belknap/tvradio/tvthemes.htm[2/1/2021 4:37:40 PM] The Sound of Radio and Television Crosby HEARTS with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby 2 identical (60 second) radio commercials promoting a Jerry Lewis Jerry Lewis for Jerry Lewis written profile and his latest film THE LADIES MAN (1961) - (one Look Magazine sided record) Cadillac 1962 MacManus, Johns and 5 recorded radio commercials (60 seconds) for the 1962 Cadillac for Announcements Adams, Inc broadcast starting September 22, 1961 ( one sided record) Joseph Schlitz Brewing 6 radio commercials for Schlitz (various lengths) announcing the "new" Leo Burnett, Co. Company Pop pop top cans (April 1963) - (one sided record) Top Commercials Batten, Barton, Dodge 1963 - The 6 recorded radio commercials (60 seconds) for the 1963 Dodge Dart for Durstine and Osborn, Dependables broadcast starting November 11, 1962 Inc. Silver Platter Jack Wagner, Andy Service From Griffith, Nat King Radio programming service recording (May, 1967) Hollywood with Cole etc Jack Wagner Silver Platter Jack Wagner, David Service From Rose, David Radio programming service recording (July,1967) Hollywood with McCallum, etc Jack Wagner Julius LaRosa, Connie Francis, Duke Ellington, Petula Spots for the Series of recorded radio celebrity announcements (c. 1967) in support of Clark, Bobby Darin, Guard the National Guard Sammy Davis, Benny Goodman, Tony Bennett, etc Ideas For Better Betsy Palmer and Bill Broadcast recording of informational series from week of October 2, Living Cullen 1967 1200 Hamburgers Don Imus The Best of "Imus in the Morning" (WNBC - New York, 1972) to Go The Inaugural National Public Radio promos and programs commemorating the 50 Michael K.
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