Father Knows Best Spooky Cemetery 1950
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Fathers Knows Best Episode Titled A Spooky Cemetery From 10/26/1950. The radio show [NBC, Thursdays, 8:30pm(et)], as written by creator Ed James, featured more "slapstick" than the later TV series. Incidentally, "HOPALONG CASSIDY" was also sponsored at the time by the makers of Maxwell House coffee, General Foods {Post cereals, including "Wheat Meal" [28:05]- "Hoppy's favorite cereal"} on radio AND TV.
These old radio shows are great - before my time- but I do love them!!!
Great show!! We need to listen to more radio shows! I have always loved Father Knows Best!
Great stuff. I am very appreciative.
Glad you found these! There were alot of great radio shows back then! Thanks for taking the time to listen!
I'm going to be a regular listener on this channel for sure.
Yeah, I Have More Uploaded Along With Many Other Halloween Shows. Thanks For Listening!
I find these old "Father Knows Best" radio broadcasts to be much more humorous than the television version. The TV show delved into serious personal themes, while the radio broadcasts actually had some witty lines.
I agree! I've tried to watch a few episodes of the TV show, and it's hard to stay awake!
@@conservativemom12 I think it depends I listened to the pilot of the radio version and it was impressively very good.
However I find Robert does a very good job in both the radio and TV version and although not all there are some very good, touching and morally enriching moments in the TV series.
I'll have to give the TV show another try.
@@conservativemom12 Hi, yes definitely its worth a shot being honest I'll say when I first tried the TV show version I didn't really like it and I started to watch more of Marcus Welby instead.
I've found that not all episodes are of a high calibre there are some very good episodes mainly ones which focus on Kathy and Jim's character as well as some Bud. There are also some other ones which are very good.
To name but a few
1) A sparrow in the window
2) Formula for happiness
3) The good samaritan
4) Man of merit
5) The Persistent Guest
6)Follow the leader
7) Boys week
8) Bud, the Speculator
9) Adopted Daughter
@@Ezio_1907 Thank you! I'll check those out this week!
great stuff!!!! thank you
Thanks for listening! Please Subscribe and pass the word around! Best way to say Thanks! Have an Awesome Day Alan!
Much Appreciated! Thanks Again!
on the radio ????????? never knew unless I forgot,old age, thank you for the clip.
Thank you!
I'm glad we have cellphones now.
Originally, that's what creator Ed James wanted to title it; by the time it began in the fall of '49, the question mark was dropped from the title.
Thanks for listening!
The radio show [NBC, Thursdays, 8:30pm(et)], as written by creator Ed James, featured more "slapstick" than the later TV series. Incidentally, "HOPALONG CASSIDY" was also sponsored at the time by the makers of Maxwell House coffee, General Foods {Post cereals, including "Wheat Meal" [28:05]- "Hoppy's favorite cereal"} on radio AND TV.
No Problem! Have a great Halloween!
What happened to Maxwell House?
It's terrible, now.
Thank GOD for Dunkin. ☕
Nothing like a good strong coffee to put some hair on your chest!
@2:34 - "Bud, you're getting me all wet!" Huh? THAT kind of talk back then? Goodness! And she was supposed to be his SISTER! LOL!
tripjet999 How old are you? 13 ?
Things sure were different in the old days I guess lol