Program #27. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "My Little Cannibal Dove." The topic of the program is, "Explorers." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Don Orlando, Eenie Meanie Miney and Moe, Betty Gibson (as "Doakes and Doakes"), Hardy Gibson (as "Doakes and Doakes"), Doakes and Doakes, Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #1. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "The Queen Was In The Parlor." The topic of the program is, "Royalty." Lindsay MacHarrie was involved with the program as producer, director or both. The date above, and dates on the subsequent programs listed, are those for CKY, Winnipeg, which was the first station to buy the series. Of course these programs were recorded before the dates indicated and were sold to various stations for many years afterward. Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Joe Blow, The Rhythmettes, Tony Romano, Broder and MacDonald, Jim Broder, Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #8. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "I'd Like To Have A Dance With You." The topic of the program is, "Dancing." Elvia appears as, "Octavia Smith-Wiffen." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), The Rhythmettes, Ben Carter (performing his new composition, "Harlem Breakdown"), Lindsay MacHarrie.

+ Program #11. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "Those Were Wonderful Days." The topic of the program is, "The Gay Nineties." A visit to, "The Tuesday Morning Muscle Relaxing Club." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Maureen O'Connor (12-year-old vocalist), Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #23. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "On The Day I Let You Get Away." The topic of the program is, "Afternoons." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), The Three Guesses, Null and Void, Lee Keener (who plays an excellent arrangement of "When Day Is Done" on the banjo), Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #39. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "The Skeleton In The Closet." The topic of the program is, "Ghosts." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Eenie Meanie Miney and Moe, Harry Lash, Loretta Lee, Gus Van, Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #2. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "The Girl In The Garden." The topic of the program is, "Marriage." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Al K. Hall, Morey Amsterdam, Mabel Todd, Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #21. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "The Beautiful Lady In Blue." The topic of the program is, "Fashion." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Paul Kiest, Ole and Oscar, The Basin Street Boys, Al Herman, The Mills Brothers (?), Lindsay MacHarrie.

+ Program #5. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "There's Always A Happy Ending." The topic of the program is, "The Movies." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Joe Blow, The Yodelers Three, Morey Amsterdam, Mabel Todd, Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #25. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "Trust In Me." The topic of the program is, "Personality." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Shirley Watson, Null and Void, Eenie Meanie Miney and Moe, Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #3. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "He Took Up Golf." The topic of the program is, "Sports." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), The Yodelers Three, Al K. Hall, Mabel Todd, Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #12. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "This Night Shall Be Filled With Music." The topic of the program is, "Singing." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Hipp and Keough, Ben Carter (singing his composition, "Kentucky Lullaby"), Lindsay MacHarrie.

+ Program #16. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong." The topic of the program is, "Love." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Harrison and Elmo (Negro-dialect comedians, who sound just like Pick and Pat), Pick Malone (?), Pat Padgett (?), Betty Borden, Al Herman, Peter Kent, Lindsay MacHarrie.

+ Program #18. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "South Sea Island Magic." The topic of the program is, "Vacations." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), The Three Dots, Al Herman, The Plantation Boys, The Basin Street Boys, The Mills Brothers (?), Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #28. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "That Old Devil Love." The topic of the program is, "Hecklers." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Shirley Watson, Eenie Meanie Miney and Moe, Betty Gibson (as "Doakes and Doakes"), Hardy Gibson (as "Doakes and Doakes"), Doakes and Doakes, Lindsay MacHarrie.

+ Program #10. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "We Don't Want To Make History." The topic of the program is, "History." Ben Carter sings and plays, "Get Away From My Back Door." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Hipp and Keough (comedians), Ben Carter, Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #17. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "School Days." The topic of the program is, "Schools." The Plantation Boys sound just like the Mills Brothers. If they're imitators, they're darn good ones. Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Betty Borden, Peter Kent, Ole and Oscar, The Plantation Boys, The Basin Street Boys, The Mills Brothers (?), Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #30. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "Rockin' Chair." The topic of the program is, "Moods." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Eenie Meanie Miney and Moe, Null and Void, Lindsay MacHarrie. 

+ Program #14. Transco syndication. Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "Rain, Rain, Go Away." The topic of the program is, "Weather." Elvia Allman (m. c., performer), Null and Void, Ben Carter (playing his own composition, "You Drove The Gloom Away"), The Rhythmettes, Lindsay MacHarrie.