Vintage Classic Radio presents "Saturday Matinee". Tune in every Saturday for a mix of comedy, music or romance from the golden age of radio that will keep you entertained. Our lineup this Saturday includes: 1. "Mrs. Moonlight" from Lux Radio Theatre (June 26th, 1939): In this enchanting radio play, Lux Radio Theatre presents a heartwarming story of love, sacrifice, and second chances. Follow the tale of Mrs. Moonlight, a widow who finds herself at a crossroads when an unexpected visitor from her past arrives. Starring a talented cast of actors, this romantic story will keep you captivated from start to finish. Full Cast: Mrs. Moonlight: Janet Gaynor Richard Bower: George Brent Mr. Hart: Charles Butterworth Martha: Nella Walker Henry Bower: Donald Meek Dr. Adams: Gordon Oliver Sarah: Virginia Weidler Edward: Tommy Bupp Jenkins: Victor Rodman 2. "The Maxwell is Stolen" from Jack Benny Show (October 1st, 1950): Get ready for laughter and excitement as the legendary Jack Benny takes center stage in this hilarious episode of his popular radio show. When Jack's beloved Maxwell car gets stolen, chaos ensues as he embarks on a quest to recover it. With a stellar cast of comedic talents, this radio play is guaranteed to tickle your funny bone and leave you in stitches. "The Jack Benny Show" was one of the most beloved and long-running radio programs of the mid-20th century. It starred Jack Benny, a comedic genius known for his impeccable timing, witty humor, and ability to create hilarious situations out of everyday occurrences. The show's blend of comedy sketches, witty banter, and memorable characters made it a fan favorite that entertained audiences for decades. Full Cast: Jack Benny: Jack Benny Mary Livingston: Mary Livingston Rochester: Eddie Anderson Don Wilson: Don Wilson Phil Harris: Phil Harris Dennis Day: Dennis Day Frank Nelson: Frank Nelson Additional voices: Various supporting actors 3. "The Chesterfield Show" with Bing Crosby - Special Guest Stars Ella Fitzgerald and Mills Brothers (November 9th, 1949) "The Chesterfield Show" was a highly popular radio program that showcased the incredible talents of Bing Crosby, one of the most iconic and beloved entertainers of the 20th century. Bing Crosby's smooth vocals and charismatic stage presence captivated audiences week after week. The show featured a delightful blend of music, comedy, and guest performances, making it a true variety extravaganza. "The Chesterfield Show" also regularly welcomed esteemed guest stars, and this episode featuring Ella Fitzgerald and The Mills Brothers is a shining example of the incredible talent that graced the program. Ella Fitzgerald, known as the First Lady of Song, brought her mesmerizing vocals and captivating stage presence to the show, while The Mills Brothers added their harmonious blend of voices, creating unforgettable musical moments.

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