Monday, December 27, 2010

Fred Allen's Hour Of Smiles, December 27, 1939

With guest Robert Benchley, of the non animated comedy short Benchleys. There is discussion of Gone WIth the Wind, which naturally had just recently been released. Talk of how long it is.

http://www.archive.org/download/FredAllen-theFredAllenShowhourOfSmiles1939-40/Fredallen-391227TheFredAllenShowhourOfSmiles-dr.AllensClinicguestRobertBenchley.mp3

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