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 12.28.1952 friend of the bride

+ The Forty Million. December 28, 1952. NBC net, WNBC, New York aircheck. "Friend Of The Bride". Pr...
 11.08.1953 death was catching

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The Forty Million Radio Program
The Forty Million Radio Program
The Forty Million Radio Program
Annual March of Dimes campaign programs were regularly heard over Radio throughout the Golden Age
Special Red Cross programs and promotional bumpers were regularly heard before, during and well after the World War II years
Annual Savings Bond campaigns of the era often extended year-round over Radio
The 1960s' Litterbug and Every litter bit hurt campaigns were among the most iconic of the decade
1960s Watch Out for the Other Guy campaign
This was the Western Territories equivalent of a 'mansion' for 19th Century frontier families. Tens of housands of one-room structures like this were homes to families of six to nine family members. Far larger families were a necessity in hope of assuring the survival of at least four or five family members healthy enough to work a homestead.
This was the Western Territories equivalent of a 'mansion' for 19th Century frontier families. Tens of housands of one-room structures like this were homes to families of six to nine family members. Far larger families were a necessity in hope of assuring the survival of at least four or five family members healthy enough to work a homestead.
America's first United States Pharmacopoeia (U.S.P.) wasn't issued until 1820 and consisted of only 217 agreed-upon drugs, medicines, or preparations. Today's Pharmacopoeia comprises over 13,000 drugs, vaccines, and medicines.
America's first United States Pharmacopoeia (U.S.P.) wasn't issued until 1820 and consisted of only 217 agreed-upon drugs, medicines, or preparations. Today's Pharmacopoeia comprises over 13,000 drugs, vaccines, and medicines.
The above 1955 rules for both pedestrian and biking youth seem laughably stupid to some. And yet the highest single cause of childhood death in 1955 was street-crossing accidents. Sadly, that number is yet again on the rise. And when was the last time you saw a notice or warning like this?
Gene Lockhart
An accomplished lyricist as well Gene Lockhart teamed with hometown friend Ernest Seitz to pen The World Is Waiting for The Sunrise
Gene Lockhart in one of his most fondly remembered roles as Bob Cratchit in 1938's A Christmas Carol
Gene Lockhart's rubbery face and expressive smile was a prominent feature in the overwhelming majority of his Film roles.
Actress daughter June Lockhart awakens her father Gene Lockhart to announce the critical acclaim of her debut in For Love or Money Nov. 4 1947
Kathleen Lockhart as Mrs. Cratchit in M-G-M's 1938 Christmas classic, A Christmas Carol
Kathleen Lockhart. The dour expression isn't sea-sickness. She's seen here as Mrs. Grayson the distraught mother in Lady In the Lake (1947)
Kathleen Lockhart as Mary Brewster in Plymouth Adventure (1952)
June Lockhart
LIFE magazine introduced its readers to June Lockhart in a three-page article citing her debut in For Love or Money.
June Lockhart calls the drama critic of the Herald Tribune to get the verdict on her performance (Nov. 4 1947)
Caption reads: '2:15 A.M. -- June woke her father and shouted,
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