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Classic Radio Theater with Wyatt CoxClassic Radio 06-06-25 - D-Day, the invasion of Europe, 81 years agoOur salute to Radio on D-Day, 1944, 81 years agoFirst, a look at this day in History.Then The Red Skelton Show, originally broadcast June 6, 1944, 81 years ago. A mostly music program to salute Red’s leaving. He had been drafted into the Army. Junior prays for D-Day. Ozzie Nelson and his orchestra handle most of the entertainment. Fibber McGee and Molly come in to wish Red best of luck, but they get cut off before they can speak. Followed by HV Kaltenborn and the news, originally broadcast June 6, 1944, 81 years ago. Then...2025-06-062h 39
Avalon TimeThe HotelIn this episode, we take a nostalgic journey back to the golden age of radio with a classic broadcast from "Avalon Time." Hosted by Del King, the show features a lively mix of comedy, music, and advertisements, capturing the spirit of the era. Red Skelton, known for his comedic genius, takes center stage with his humorous anecdotes about horse racing and his quirky family members. The episode also includes musical performances by Bob Strong and his orchestra, as well as a delightful rendition of "If I Didn't Care" by Jeanette and the Avalon Chorus.Listeners are treated...2025-04-0632 minAvalon TimeNew Publicity AgentIn this lively episode of Avalon Time, join the charismatic Red Skelton and his ensemble cast, including Dick Todd, Edna Stilwell, and Bob Strong's orchestra, as they bring humor and music to the airwaves. Red Skelton opens the show with his signature comedic style, sharing anecdotes about his haircut and adventures at the automobile show. The episode is peppered with witty exchanges and humorous sketches, including a slice of life scene set in a bustling department store, showcasing the comedic talents of the cast.Musical interludes are provided by Dick Todd, who serenades the audience with "Good...2025-04-0631 min