Excerpt of the 07 Oct 1948 Kraft Music Hall starring Al Jolson with guest star Edward G. Robinson. This excerpt includes comedy and song with Al Jolson and Oscar Levant, involving Al Jolson's new little boy; and ends with a rousing rendition of "Chinatown, My Chinatown." The complete broadcast, along with other Jolson radio shows, is available at t…

Excerpt of the 30 Sep 1948 Kraft Music Hall starring Al Jolson with guest star Judy Garland. This edited excerpt includes a great rendition of "When The Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along," a comdedy segment with Al Jolson , Judy Garland, and Oscar Levant, and a duet with Al Jolson and Judy Garland in "Pretty Baby." The complete broadcas…

Excerpt of the 28 Sep 1935 Shell Chateau starring Al Jolson with guest star Ginger Rogers. This is the last segment of the program, with Al Jolson introducing Ginger Rogers, and having fun with her as she sings "No Strings" and "Isn't It A Lovely Day," with Jolie's help. After that, he notes the conclusion of this radio series, and sings "Sonny Boy…

Excerpt of the 21 Sep 1935 Shell Chateau starring Al Jolson. Among the songs in the show are these two excerpts, featuring songs from then popular films. From the movie "Page Miss Glory," he sang the title song. From the movie "Top Hat," he sang "Isn't It A Lovely Day." More of Al Jolson's singing, along with a slew of guest stars, is contained in …

Excerpt of the 14 Sep 1935 Shell Chateau starring Al Jolson with guest star Fannie Brice. Al Jolson begins the segment with a medley of three songs: "Whispering," "My Melancholy Baby," and "Poor Butterfly."Jolson then introduces Fannie Brice, the original Funny Girl, singing her signature piece, "My Man." The segment concludes with Al Jolson singin…

Excerpt of the 07 Sep 1935 Shell Chateau starring Al Jolson. Jolson took some time plugging a movie, starring his wife, Ruby Keeler, "Shipmates Forever." Among his performances in this hour long program, this podcast includes two songs from the movie, "I'd Like To Take Orders From You," and "I'd Rather Listen To Your Eyes." The segment concludes wi…