Podcasts about granby's green acres

Granby's Green Acres 50-07-24 (4) Granby Fights The Love Bug

A banker decides to give up his job and move his wife and daughter to a rundown farm. Audition Date: March 30, 1950 Go to

Granby's Green Acres 50-07-10 (2) Granby Plants A Crop

Granby's Green Acres 50-07-17 (3) Granby Discovers Electricity

On Episode 51 of the Old Radio Comedy Podcast, we finish up our Granby's Green Acres Marathon with Part 3 - bringing you the 5th and final episodes from this classic 6-episode comedy radio sitcom from 1950 - "Granby Lays An Egg," and "Granby Breaks Down." Visit us at anchor.fm/oldradiocomedypodcast and make a suggestion for a future episode of this podcast. Thanks for listening!

It's Episode 50 of the Old Radio Comedy Podcast, and Part 2 of our Granby's Green Acres Marathon, where we bring you the 3rd and 4th episodes out of only 6 created, of Granby's Green Acres! Visit us at anchor.fm/oldradiocomedypodcast. Thanks for listening!

On Episode 49 of the Old Radio Comedy Podcast, we begin Part 1 of our Granby's Green Acres Marathon, presenting the first 2 of 6 total episodes of Granby's Green Acres! Visit us at anchor.fm/oldradiocomedypodcast  - thanks for listening!

It’s a funny thing about people; farm people work hard so they can save enough money to move to the city and city people work hard so they can make enough money to move to a farm. John Granby was a city fellow before he bought his farm in Dove Ville though he doesn’t know the first thing about farming and now he has to decide which crop to plant, wheat, corn or potato! Starring: Gale Gordon, Bea Benaderet, Parley Baer, Louise Erickson Broadcast Date: July 19, 1950 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dennis-moore9/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-moore9/support

Boomer Boulevard with Bob Bro - Show #98 7/17/2017 Welcome to Boomer Boulevard - Memory Lane for Baby Boomers, but everyone is welcome! Here is the line up for Show #98: 1. Richard Diamond, Private Detective 2/16/51 "The Gray Man" 2. Granby's Green Acres 3/30/50 "Granby Quits His Job" 3. Gunsmoke 11/18/56 "Brother Whelp" NOW! Hear the Boomer Boulevard PODCAST --- check us out on iTunes, Stitcher & TuneIn Radio! Choose between all 98 of our previous shows. http://boomerboulevard.com

Background: Marc D'Andre our Correspondent at Large, is back with one of his special tours of the final resting place of not only Marilyn Monroe, but countless Hollywood icons of film and television. Put your headphones on and be transported to the park with Marc as he tells you a little bit about its residents who are probably all going to be glad to know you still care about them. Legend: A large collection of some of the most famous people in the world have been put to rest in this small, unassuming cemetery that is nearly impossible to find if you don't know exactly where it is. Stories: Links for this episode, compiled and curated by Marc D'Andre. If you can't click on these, visit our website. The Park on Wikipedia On Natalie Wood Rebel Without a Cause Trailer w/Natalie Wood A recent article looking into Natalie's death On Bob Crane The Private Passions of Bob Crane Bob's Official Website On Eddie Albert The Green Acres Opening Interesting Fact: While we weren't looking for him, we also stumbled across Jay Sommers at Pierce Brothers. He is buried a short walk from the star of the show he created, based somewhat on an old radio show that he worked on 15 years prior, called "Granby's Green Acres". On Richard Conte Godfather Wiki On Roy Orbison Roy performs 'Pretty Woman' not too many years before he passed away at a concert backed by music giants On Jim Backus Jim's last TV appearance, as Mr. Howell, in an Orville Redenbacher commercial with 'Lovey' from Gilligan's Island Backus as Mr. Magoo On Frank Zappa Frank talks about drugs On Dorothy Stratten Dorothy on Carson from 1980 A people magazine article on Peter Bogdonavich and Dorothy (We linked to both of these in our first show as well) On Carl Wilson Carl performs 'God Only Knows' in a small setting. On Dominique Dunne A People Magazine article on Dominique from 1983 A Vanity Fair article from 1984 about her dad and the case On James Coburn Bruce Lee training at home with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and James Coburn. James Coburn on The Muppet Show On Peggy Lee Peggy Lee, 'Is That All There Is?' Peggy Lee and the Benny Goodman Orchestra, 'Why Don't You Do Right' 1942 Peggy Lee on the Judy Garland show singing 'I Like Men' in a duet with Judy On Janet Leigh 1995 Article on Janet Leigh in the New York Times about Psycho The infamous 'Psycho' shower scene On Ray Bradbury His official website The Wikipedia page on him A short film on Mr. Bradbury On Carrie Hamilton The Wikipedia page on her An anti-drug PSA she made when she was younger On Eric Douglas The Wikipedia page on Eric An Interview with Eric On Karl Malden An Interview with Karl Malden Karl Malden's monologue from 'On The Waterfront' On Walter Matthau The Trailer for 'The Bad News Bears' Walter's monologue for Jack Lemmon when Jack received the AFI lifetime achievement award On George C. Scott A HuffPo piece on Mr. Scott The movie trailer for 'Patton' On Merv Griffin The Wikipedia page on Merv Buy 'The Merv Griffin Show' An LA Times article from the Wednesday before this posting (12.10.14) Don Rickles and Mr. T on the Merv Griffin Show On Farrah Fawcett Farrah Fawcett: A Life in Pictures (Time Magazine) Vanity Fair on Farrah On Rodney Dangerfield Rodney on bio.com Some of Rodney's best jokes The movie trailer for 'Ladybugs' On Peter Falk A great article on Falk and Cassavettes Falk from 'The In-Laws" On Carroll O'Connor The 'Dean Martin Celebrity Roast' of Carroll O'Connor An article about the death of Carroll's son On Billy Wilder 'The Paris Review' on Billy Wilder The end of 'Some Like It Hot', written and directed by Wilder On Jack Lemmon Roger Ebert interviews Jack Lemmon What role Walter Matthau really wanted to play A great scene from 'Grumpy Old Men' On Sage Stallone An article about Sage and Sly The Wikipedia page on Sage On Dean Martin Martin and Lewis, 'Singin' in the Rain' Dean Martin, Ted Knight & Tim Conway On Bur...

GRANBY'S GREEN ACRES, situation comedy. Broadcast History: July 3 - August 21, 1950, CBS. 30m, Mondays at 9:30.  Cast: Gale Gordon and Bea Benaderet as John and Martha Granby, ex-bank teller and wife who moved to the country to become farmers. Louise Erickson as Janice, their daughter. Parley Baer as Eb, the hired hand. Announcer: Bob LeMond Music: Opie Cates Writer-Producer-Director: Jay Sommers. Granby's Green Acres grew out of characters played by Gale Gordon and Bea Benaderet on the Lucille Ball series My Favorite Husband. The names were changed, but the basic characters remained the same.

GRANBY'S GREEN ACRESSituation comedy. Broadcast History: July 3 - August 21, 1950, CBS. 30m, Mondays at 9:30.  Cast: Gale Gordon and Bea Benaderet as John and Martha Granby, ex-bank teller and wife who moved to the country to become farmers. Louise Erickson as Janice, their daughter. Parley Baer as Eb, the hired hand. Announcer: Bob LeMond Music: Opie Cates Writer-Producer-Director: Jay Sommers. Granby's Green Acres grew out of characters played by Gale Gordon and Bea Benaderet on the Lucille Ball series My Favorite Husband. The names were changed, but the basic characters remained the same. Go To GoDaddy, use the promo code blu19 and save 10%