Boxcars711 Old Time Radio Pod - Alan Young " Kiss Maker" (2-28-47)
Boxcars711 Old Time Radio
English - October 20, 2006 03:21 - 31 minutes - 7.26 MB - ★★★★ - 74 ratingsKids & Family Comedy westerns adventure comedy detective drama otr radio suspense theater western Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
By age 13, Young had become a radio performer,
and by age 17, he was writing and performing in his own radio show for the
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The show was broadcast in the U.S. and led
to an invitation to New York in 1944, as a summer replacement for Eddie Cantor,
which resulted in Young getting his own radio show, orininally broadcast from
New York and later from Hollywood. While initially gaining success on his
"Alan Young Radio Show," Young's popularity waned as he lost control
over his show's scripts and radio was being replaced by television. When his
radio show was cancelled in 1947, Young decided to put together a comedy act
and tour the U.S. theater circuit, playing such houses as the Chicago Theatre,
the Fox in Detroit, and the Strand on Broadway.
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By age 13, Young had become a radio performer,
and by age 17, he was writing and performing in his own radio show for the
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The show was broadcast in the U.S. and led
to an invitation to New York in 1944, as a summer replacement for Eddie Cantor,
which resulted in Young getting his own radio show, orininally broadcast from
New York and later from Hollywood. While initially gaining success on his
"Alan Young Radio Show," Young's popularity waned as he lost control
over his show's scripts and radio was being replaced by television. When his
radio show was cancelled in 1947, Young decided to put together a comedy act
and tour the U.S. theater circuit, playing such houses as the Chicago Theatre,
the Fox in Detroit, and the Strand on Broadway.
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