Radio program (short wave?) originating in N. Y., featuring interviews and performances with child refugees from Great Britain, produced in cooperation with British-American Ambulance Corps. and the Travelers' Aid Society.
Alternative title
Chopsticks.
Run, rabbit, run.
Double radio.
Roaming in the gloaming.
Gentle Annie.
Richard Rodgers collection of musicals and interviews.
(24:40): Special announcement: Travelers' Aid Society (Richard Rodgers, announcer) -- Introducing the English children (Bob Emery, host) -- "Chopsticks" (Mary Rodgers & Zoë D'Erlanger, piano) -- "Run, rabbit, run" (Zoë D'Erlanger, vocals ; Mary Rodgers, piano) -- Play: "Double radio" (Cecily Mann & Robert Pitt, performers) -- "Roaming in the gloaming" (Mary Daugherty, vocals ; Richard Rodgers, piano) -- Interviewing the English children (Bob Emery, host) -- "Gentle Annie" / Stephen Foster (Gloria Mudel, vocals ; Kay Reed, piano) -- Closing remarks & reintroducing the kids (Bob Emery, host) -- Upcoming show and and sponsors (Mr. Campbell?)
Call number
*LJ-12 1167--1169
Note
"Not for resale or broadcast purposes"--Disc label 1 (side 1)
Recorded for Richard Rodgers by Champion Recording Corp. (New York, N. Y.)
Access (note)
Access to original item restricted; needs preservation. Advance notice required for use.
Event (note)
Broadcast on WRUL, ["Radio Boston" (Voice of America)], Boston, Mass. on Sep. 17, 1940 at 5 P. M.
Source (note)
Dorothy Rodgers;
Linking entry (note)
Separated from the Richard Rodgers papers, sound recordings and music; for papers, see the Billy Rose Theatre Collection, THE Mss 1987-006.
Title
America salutes Great Britain: radio broadcast [sound recording] / Richard Roger [sic].
Playing time
002440
Performer
British children Cecily and Michael Mann, Robert Pitt, Mary Daugherty, David and Mary Ward, commentary and performers ; with Richard and Mary Rodgers, and Mary's friend, Zoë D'Erlanger, announcers and performers ; Gloria Mudel, vocals ; Kay Reed, piano ; Bob Emery, host.
Event
Broadcast on WRUL, ["Radio Boston" (Voice of America)], Boston, Mass. on Sep. 17, 1940 at 5 P. M.
Access
Access to original item restricted; needs preservation. Advance notice required for use.
Linking entry
Separated from the Richard Rodgers papers, sound recordings and music; for papers, see the Billy Rose Theatre Collection, THE Mss 1987-006.