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silly putty 

silly-putty

Silly Putty
was originally created by accident during research for possible
rubber substitutes during World War ll .

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RADIO SHOW DEBUTED ON THIS DAY IN 1942

old radio

shirley temple radio

Junior Miss was a situation comedy series heard on CBS from
March 4, 1942 to August 26, 1942. The show starred Shirley
Temple as Judy Graves and Pricilla Lyon played her friend,
Fuffy Adams. It aired on Wednesday evenings at a cost of
$12.000 a week to produce and was sponsored by Procter
& Gamble. 

Barbara Whiting was in the starring role when the Junior Miss
series returned on April 3, 1948 and ran until December 30,
1950, sponsored by Lever Brothers. 

barbarawhiting
Barbara Whiting

junior miss comic
1947

 

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SUPERMAN MET BATMAN ON THIS DAY IN 1945

superman and batman

Superman encountered Batman and Robin for the first time in the episode, “The Mystery of the Waxmen” on the Mutual Broadcasting System.

 

superman radio show

DC Comics Publisher Harry Donenfeld (left) with the programs stars,
Bud Collyer (Superman) and Joan Alexander (Lois Lane).  

superman ad

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CREATE YOUR OWN UNDERWATER CIRCUS!

sea monkeys 1963
1963

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RADIO SERIAL BEGAN ON THIS DAY IN 1938

 Challenge of the Yukon

Sgt-Preston-8

It initially began as Challenge of the Yukon, a 15-minute local radio series on
on Detroit’s WXYX. The title changed to Sergeant Preston of the Yukon in
November 1951, and remained under that name through the end of the
series and into television. 

The part of the brave Canadian Mountie was played by various actors over
the course of the shows long run. Jay Michael originated the role until the
mid 1940s. Paul Sutton then took over and was followed briefly by Brace
Beemer when the The Lone Ranger series ended in 1954. Sutton came
back for the final broadcast.

The original announcer/narrator of the radio show was Bob Hite, who
was also the narrator for the Lone Ranger, Green Hornet and The
Shadow.

jay mitchell
Jay Michael

 

"On, King! On, you huskies!."

 

 

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