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T-86 1959 HEART FOUNDATION WITH JACK BENNY 15 EX SYN T-198 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO #103 WITH RUDY VALLEE 2/15/1945 AFRS 30 VG-EX AFRS T-258 ADVENTURE TRAIL #1 STAMPED ON THE CHISUM TRAIL 3/22/1946 15 EX SYN T-147 ADVENTURES OF MARCEL 9/28/1950 NBC 30 EX SYN T-121 ALDRICH FAMILY, THE #64 (VERY SCRATCHY) 5/11/1944 AFRS 30 AFRS T-293 AMERICAN RED CROSS 1948 WITH DICK HAYMES 15 EX T-294 AMERICAN RED CROSS 1948 WITH FRANK SINATRA 15 EX T-315 AMOS AND ANDY #5 THE BEAUTY CONTEST AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-316 AMOS AND ANDY THE LORDS PRAYER 5 EX SYN T-199 ARCH OBOLER'S PLAYS THE PARADE 8/2/1945 MUT. 30 EX SYN T-241 AVENGER. THE HIGH SPEED MURDER 12/9/1941 30 EX SYN T-242 BABY SNOOKS #76 PICKING HORSES 2/3/1946 AFRS 30 EX SYN T-140 BABY SNOOKS #133 VACATION 4/28/1946 AFRS 30 VG+ AFRS T-112 BEULAH NEICE 5/18/1954 CBS 15 EX SYN T-113 BEULAH NEICE IS STILL VISITING 5/19/1954 CBS 15 EX SYN T-104 BEULAH FLOWER CONTEST 5/24/1954 CBS 15 EX SYN T-105 BEULAH FLOWER CONTEST 5/25/1954 CBS 15 EX SYN T-106 BEULAH FLOWER CONTEST 5/28/1954 CBS 15 EX SYN T-107 BEULAH PICNIC 5/31/1954 CBS 15 EX SYN T-110 BEULAH TOWN STAGE SHOW (DISC SKIP AT FIRST) 6/1/1954 CBS 15 EX SYN T-111 BEULAH PTA FUND RAISING SHOW 6/2/1954 CBS 15 EX SYN T-108 BEULAH MOVIE DIRECTOR 1954 CBS 15 EX SYN T-109 BEULAH APRIL SHOWERS 1954 CBS 15 EX COM T-114 BEULAH THE LODGE 1952 CBS 15 EX SYN T-115 BEULAH SUMMER VACATION 1952 CBS 15 EX SYN T-317 BEURAU OF AERONAUTICS, U.S. NAVY #4 TO FLY WITH AFIGHTING NAVY 15 EX T-243 BIG JOHN AND SPARKIE #191 NO SCHOOL TODAY AFRS 60 EX AFRS T-116 BILLIE BURKE 4/27/1946 30 EX COM T-124 BING CROSBY WITH DANNY KAYE 3/19/1947 ABC 30 EX COM T-157 BLACK GHOST #3 1930'S 15 EX SYN T-158 BLACK GHOST #4 1930'S 15 EX SYN T-295 BLONDIE 6/22/1949 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-296 BLONDIE 11/3/1949 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-297 BLONDIE 11/17/49 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-120 BOB HOPE #67 (VERY SCRATCHY) 5/9/1944 AFRS 30 AFRS T-35 BOB HOPE FROM GERMANY 12/28/48 NBC 30 EX COM T-200 BOBBY BENSON AND THE B-BAR-B RIDERS THREE WISE MONKEYS 8/15/1950 MUT. 30 EX COM T-122 BOLD VENTURE AUDITION SHOW 1951 30 EX SYN T-201 BOSTON BLACKIE #9 MRS. BOSTON BLACKIE 6/6/1945 30 EX SYN T-202 BOSTON BLACKIE #10 OSCAR WOLFE CASE 6/13/1945 30 EX SYN T-148 BOSTON BLACKIE #89 DERAILED GOLD TRAIN 12/24/46 30 EX SYN T-149 BOSTON BLACKIE #90 CARL BROWNING CLEANING SHOP 12/31/46 30 EX SYN T-190 BOSTON BLACKIE #105 PHONOGRAPH MURDER 4/15/1947 30 EX SYN T-191 BOSTON BLACKIE #106 MILLICENT BROMLEY KIDNAPPED 4/22/1947 30 EX SYN T-259 BOSTON BLACKIE #161 FALSE CONFESSION 5/12/1948 30 EX SYN T-260 BOSTON BLACKIE #162 CORSPE THAT WOULDN'T STAY DEAD 5/19/1948 30 EX SYN T-20 BOSTON BLACKIE #109 30 EX SYN T-21 BOSTON BLACKIE #110 30 EX SYN T-22 BOSTON BLACKIE #111 30 EX SYN T-23 BOSTON BLACKIE #112 30 EX SYN T-135 BOSTON BLACKIE #11 SAM BELLOWS MURDER 30 EX SYN T-136 BOSTON BLACKIE #12 30 EX SYN T-137 BOSTON BLACKIE #6 BILL BLAIN MURDER CASE (SLIGHT HUM) 30 EX SYN T-138 BOSTON BLACKIE #5 JOHN RICHARDS MURDER CASE 30 EX SYN T-186 BOSTON BLACKIE #107 30 EX SYN T-187 BOSTON BLACKIE #108 30 EX SYN T-188 BOSTON BLACKIE #103 30 EX SYN T-189 BOSTON BLACKIE #104 30 EX SYN T-318 BOSTON BLACKIE CHRISTMAS BROADCAST 30 EX SYN T-203 BOX THIRTEEN #39 DAYTIME NIGHMARE 5/15/1949 30 EX SYN T-204 BOX THIRTEEN #40 DEATH IS NO JOKE 5/22/1949 30 EX SYN T-205 BOX THIRTEEN #41 TREASURE OF HANG LEE 5/29/1949 30 EX SYN T-206 BOX THIRTEEN #42 DESIGN FOR DANGER 6/5/1949 30 EX SYN T-66 BOX THIRTEEN #3 30 EX SYN T-67 BOX THIRTEEN #4 30 EX SYN T-68 BOX THIRTEEN #5 30 EX SYN T-69 BOX THIRTEEN #6 30 EX SYN T-70 BOX THIRTEEN #7 30 EX SYN T-71 BOX THIRTEEN #8 30 EX SYN T-72 BOX THIRTEEN #9 30 EX SYN T-73 BOX THIRTEEN #10 30 EX SYN T-74 BOX THIRTEEN #15 DOUBLE RIGHT CROSS 30 EX SYN T-75 BOX THIRTEEN #16 LOOK PLEASANT PLEASE 30 EX SYN T-87 BOX THIRTEEN #25 LAST WILL AND NURSERY RHYME 30 EX SYN T-88 BOX THIRTEEN #26 DELIQUENCE DILEMMA 30 EX SYN T-89 BOX THIRTEEN #27 FLASH OF LIGHT 30 EX SYN T-90 BOX THIRTEEN #28 HAIR AND HOUNDS 30 EX SYN T-91 BOX THIRTEEN #29 HUNT AND PECK 30 EX SYN T-92 BOX THIRTEEN #30 DEATH IS A DOLL 30 EX SYN T-93 BOX THIRTEEN #31 1-1-3.5 30 EX SYN T-94 BOX THIRTEEN #32 DAN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP 30 EX SYN T-95 BOX THIRTEEN #33 MEXICAN MAZE 30 EX SYN T-96 BOX THIRTEEN #34 TEMPESTANA CASTEROLE 30 EX SYN T-97 BOX THIRTEEN #35 SEALED INSTRUCTIONS 30 EX SYN T-98 BOX THIRTEEN #36 FIND ME FIND DEATH 30 EX SYN T-133 BOX THIRTEEN #38 ONE OF THESE FOUR 30 EX SYN T-134 BOX THIRTEEN #37 MUCH TO LUCKY 30 EX SYN T-195 BURNS AND ALLEN #65 WITH ALAN LADD 1/15/1945 AFRS 30 VG-EX AFRS T-65 CALLING ALL CARS #8 THE SKEELE KIDNAPPING CASE 6/11/1936 30 EX COM T-60 CALLING ALL CARS #3 THE YORK GANG HOLD-UP 30 EX COM T-61 CALLING ALL CARS #109 THE BURMAN WHITE CASE 30 EX COM T-62 CALLING ALL CARS #7 CALIENTE MONEY CAR HOLD-UP 30 EX COM T-63 CALLING ALL CARS #10 THE CASTER OIL DIAMOND ROBBERT 30 EX COM T-64 CALLING ALL CARS #11 THE CLUE OF THE SMASHED WINDSHIELD 30 EX COM T-163 CAROLYN DAY DETECTIVE #1 5 EX SYN T-164 CAROLYN DAY DETECTIVE #2 5 EX SYN T-165 CAROLYN DAY DETECTIVE #3 5 EX SYN T-166 CAROLYN DAY DETECTIVE #4 5 EX SYN T-167 CAROLYN DAY DETECTIVE #5 5 EX SYN T-168 CAROLYN DAY DETECTIVE #6 5 EX SYN T-38 CASY CRIME PHOTOGRAPHER 11/20/1947 CBS 30 EX COM T-18 CBS RADIO WORKSHOP NEW ROAD TO KNOW WHERE CBS 25 EX SYN T-141 CBS RADIO WORKSHOP #1 VOICE OF THE CITY CBS 30 EX SYN T-142 CBS RADIO WORKSHOP #2 SPEAKING OF CINDERELLA CBS 30 EX SYN T-143 CBS RADIO WORKSHOP #3 THE EX-URBANITIES CBS 30 EX SYN T-144 CBS RADIO WORKSHOP #4 STORM CBS 30 EX SYN T-145 CBS RADIO WORKSHOP #5 A MATTER OF LOGIC CBS 30 EX SYN T-146 CBS RADIO WORKSHOP #6 BRING ON THE ANGELS CBS 30 EX SYN T-102 CHARLIE CHAN #13 EYE OF BUDDHA (SCRATCHY) CBS 15 VG SYN T-103 CHARLIE CHAN #14 EYE OF BUDDHA (SCARTCHY) CBS 15 VG SYN T-129 CISCO KID #349 HOWL OF THE COYOTE 30 EX SYN T-130 CISCO KID #350 JEWEL ROBBERY 30 EX SYN T-131 CISCO KID #335 DEPUTY MARSHALL 30 EX SYN T-132 CISCO KID #336 BEYOND THE FRONTIER 30 EX SYN T-261 COMEDY CARAVAN #78 WITH GARY MOORE, JIMMY DURANTE 3/31/1944 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-262 COMEDY CARAVAN #95 WITH GARY MOORE, JIMMY DURANTE 7/4/1944 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-298 COMEDY CARAVAN #103 WITH JIMMY DURANTE, GARY MOORE 6/15/1945 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-299 COMEDY CARAVAN WITH JIMMY DURANTE, GARY MOORE 12/22/45 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-207 COMMAND PERFORMANCE #138 WITH BOB HOPE AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-208 COMMAND PERFORMANCE #145 WITH ETHAL MERMAN AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-209 COMMAND PERFORMANCE #225 WITH GLORIA DEHAVEN AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-210 CRIME PHOTOGRAPHER #1 DISAPPEARANCE OF MR. DEZELL 4/13/1950 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-58 DAMON RUNYON THEATRE #7 FOR A PAL 30 EX SYN T-59 DAMON RUNYON THEATRE #8 PRINCESS O'HARA 30 EX SYN T-17 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT 7/26/1950 NBC 30 EX COM T-19 DEFENSE ATTORNEY 8/31/1951 30 EX SYN T-319 DICK COLE #23 GRAYES CASTLE MURDER 30 EX SYN T-320 DICK COLE #24 BANK ROBBER'S WALKIE TALKIE'S 30 EX SYN T-125 DO YOU BELIEVE IN GHOSTS #7 15 EX SYN T-126 DO YOU BELIEVE IN GHOSTS #8 15 EX SYN T-160 DO YOU BELIEVE IN GHOSTS #1 15 EX SYN T-161 DO YOU BELIEVE IN GHOSTS #2 15 EX SYN T-253 DOWNBEAT #109 PHIL HARRIS AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-300 DRAGNET #250 JUVINILE NARCOTIC CASE AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-264 DRENE SHOW, THE #6 1/19/1947 NBC 30 EX NBC T-119 DRENE SHOW, THE #11 2/23/1947 NBC 30 EX COM T-194 DUFFY'S TAVERN #85 5/25/1945 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-265 DUFFY'S TAVERN #96 PRESS AGENT 6/1/1945 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-36 DUFFY'S TAVERN 5/3/1946 NBC 30 EX COM T-266 ED WYNN #84 12/1/1944 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-301 ELLERY QUEEN CASE OF THE GREEN GORILLAS 2/12/1949 ABC 30 EX COM T-55 EXPLORING THE UNKOWN CHAIN REACTION 10/19/47 ABC 30 EX SYN T-56 EXPLORING THE UNKOWN HIDDEN ENEMY 11/23/47 ABC 30 EX SYN T-57 EXPLORING THE UNKOWN MURDER IN BED 12/28/47 ABC 30 EX SYN T-14 FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY 11/5/1946 NBC 30 EX COM T-211 FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY CITIZEN - X 1/18/1954 NBC 15 EX SYN T-212 FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY FIXING THE TOASTER 1/19/1954 NBC 15 EX SYN T-213 FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY CITIZEN - X 1/20/1954 NBC 15 EX SYN T-214 FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY MCGEE'S CIGAR ASHES 1/21/1954 NBC 15 EX SYN T-177 FIVE MINUTE MYSTERIES #4 CAPTAIN BRIDGE NBC 5 EX SYN T-174 FIVE MINUTE MYSTERIES #1 SEXTONS BURNT ACK NBC 5 EX SYN T-175 FIVE MINUTE MYSTERIES #2 BURGLARS DENIAL NBC 5 EX SYN T-176 FIVE MINUTE MYSTERIES #3 WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN NBC 5 EX SYN T-178 FIVE MINUTE MYSTERIES #5 BEACON LIGHT NBC 5 EX SYN T-179 FIVE MINUTE MYSTERIES #6 HALF BURNT CIGARETTES NBC 5 EX SYN T-185 FRANK MORGAN #7 10/12/1944 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-193 FRANK MORGAN #8 WITH ROBERT YOUNG 10/19/44 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-154 FRANK WATANABE #17 1932 15 EX SYN T-155 FRANK WATANABE #18 1932 15 EX SYN T-156 FRANK WATANABE #78 1932 15 EX SYN T=159 FRANK WATANABE #83 1932 15 EX SYN T-139 FRED WARING #4 SONGS OF THE CHRISTMAS SEASON 12/21/45 AFRS 30 EX AFRS T-117 FREEDOM USA #45 30 EX SYN T-118 FREEDOM USA #46 30 EX SYN T-321 FREEDOM USA #45 SENATOR DEAN EDWARDS 30 EX SYN T-322 FREEDOM USA #46 SENATOR DEAN EDWARDS 30 EX SYN T-25 G.I.
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    Armonk's Log Cabin gained greatest fame in Big Band Era. Vol 111 The North Castle Historical Society 1985 The Jazz World in Armonk North Castle's First Subdivision 1935 - 1942 North Castle's Early Transportation The xrth Castle Fstorical Society Bedford Road, Armonk, New York 10504 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Dear Members and Friends, The lifeblood of The North Castle Historical Society is the volunteer. Whatever success we have achieved in membership growth, fundmising, building restoration, educational programs, historical exhibitions, library services and a host of routine maintenance chores is primarily due to dedicated and available volunteers. The record of volunteer accomplishments is impressive and heartwarming. lmpressiue as the record is, thne are still uniimited horirons before us - horizons that can be yeached only with additional volunteer help. Whatever talents you have to offer, whatever time you want to contribute -somewhere in the Society's many endeavors and operations is a place where you can make a meaningful contribution. Come, join us! Make a commitment! If that is more than you are ready for now, how about a short-term trial? We would appreciate hearing from you. For more information, stop by the Tavern any Tuesday morning, or give me a call. Thank you. s7Y/9A Guy H. Papale THEJAZZ WORLD IN ARMONK - 1935-1942 By James D. Hopkins Photo: Collection of Sybil Hussar Big Band jazz flourished in the 19301s and early '40's all over the country. Jazz is of course the original contribution of America to the art of music. It was slow in coming, compounded as it was from the rhythm and blues of black sources, with additions of creole songs, Scotch-Irish folk ballads and country hoe-down.
  • DT Filmography

    DT Filmography

    Dolly Tree Filmography Legend The date after the title is the release date and the number following is the production number Main actresses and actors are listed, producer (P) and director (D) are given, along with dates for when the film was in production, if known. All credits sourced from AFI, IMDB and screen credit, except where listed Included are contentious or unclear credits (listed as Possible credits with a ? along with notes or sources) FOX FILMS 1930-1932 1930 Just Imagine (23/11/30) Maureen O’Sullivan, Marjorie White David Butler (D) Possible Credits 1930 ? Soup to Nuts ? Part Time Wife 1931 Are You There? (3/5/31) Hamilton MacFadden (D) Annabelle’s Affairs (14/6/31) Jeanette Macdonald Alfred Werker (D) Goldie (28/6/31) Jean Harlow Benjamin Stoloff (D) In production mid April – mid May 1931 Bad Girl (12/9/31) Sally Eilers, Minna Gombell Frank Borzage (D) In production July 1931 Hush Money (5/7/31) Joan Bennett, Myrna Loy Sidney Lanfield (D) In production mid April – mid May 1931 The Black Camel (June 1931) Sally Eilers, Dorothy Revier Hamilton MacFadden (D) In production mid April – early May 1931 Transatlantic (30/8/31) Myrna Loy, Greta Nissen William K. Howard (D) In production mid April – early May 1931 Page 1 The Spider (27/9/31) Lois Moran William C. Menzies (D) In production mid June – early July 1931 Wicked (4/10/31) Una Merkel, Elissa Landi Allan Dwan (D) In production mid June – early July 1931 Skyline (11/10/31) Myrna Loy, Maureen O’Sullivan Sam Taylor (D) In production June 1931 The Brat (20/9/31) Sally O’Neill,
  • Rochester TV Guide; March 10-16, 1951

    Rochester TV Guide; March 10-16, 1951

    15c JIMMY O'FLYNN'S LIFE STORY .... MARCH 10-16, . 1951 COLUMBIA OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Zenith Giant - Circle or Rectangular TV Screens- Marvels for Performance! Zenith TV Prices Start at $209.95 • • . Want to enioy TV at its best? Then get TV Set a new TODAY! Columbia presents the fol- lowing shows for your TV e nferfainmenf 4 WAYS TO PAY AT COLUMBIA Sun.-Who Said That? I. No down payment--30 day 3. No down payment- on at 10:30 charge. Immediate delivery Co lumbia's Eq uity Plan. Mon .-Speak-up at 8:30 and installation. Delivery of merchandise Tue.-Cinderella Weekend 2. 90 day terms. No interest when 25% down payment at 9:00 or carrying charges. Im· is complete. Wed.- Bob Turn r Sport mediate delivery and in- 4. 25% down-balance with- Show a t 7:30 stallation. in 65 weeks. Immediate delivery. Fri .- Atk th Kids! at 7:30 Sat.---Wrestling Matches at 10:30 ROCHESTER'S TV AND APPLIANCE CENTER 77 Clinton Ave. So. * from Crib to Camera ... JIMMY O'FLYNN "TV TWINKLING STAR" *The most talked-about youngster in Rochester today is a blue-eyed, taffy-haired* tyke blessed with the disposition of a puppy and the courage of a lion. His name is James Michael O'flynn-or "Jimmy" as he is known to his thous- ands of devoted television friends. Jimmy O'Flynn is not an ordinary boy. A great deal has happened in his six short years-more, possibly, than should ever happen to any youngster.