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Fibber McGee and Molly Show, The 1940/1941 Season - 18 hours [Download] #RA859D
Fibber McGee and Molly Show, The 1940/1941 Season
 

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The Fibber McGee and Molly Show
The 1940/1941 Season
 
 
Fibber McGee and Molly were the leads in what many experts and fans alike agree is one of the greatest shows from Radio’s golden age. But the McGees were not the only characters that America fell in love with back then. Voiced by such talents as Harold Peary, Bill Thompson, and even Marian Jordan herself, creations like Gildersleeve, The Old Timer, Wallace Wimple and Teeny, among a host of others, added a spark to the show that other programs didn’t have. Listeners wanted to know these people, felt like they did know them, just like old friends you might want to visit every week.
 
Very rarely does a technical part of any program become almost as well known as the show itself. That happened, though, with one particular sound effect that can be heard on Fibber McGee and Molly. Well known still today for lovable, hilarious characters and witty, well written scripts, Fibber McGee and Molly is also fondly remembered because of the Hall Closet. Fibber would find himself in need of something that he had misplaced or stored away. Deciding it was in a closet, Fibber would open the door and be buried under a cascade of thumps, crashes, bangs, and dings. This cacophony was well planned, perched precariously on a constructed set of stairs. As the sound effects crew waited for the effect to actually be called for in the script, however, they were constantly afraid it would collapse before its time.
 
The Hall Closet was one aspect of the program that entered into the public consciousness and did so quickly. People of course talked about the gag so much so that it entered into common language. It’s not unheard of still today to hear someone say or have a writer refer to ‘McGee’s closet’ or ‘Opening Fibber’s door’ to mean getting more than you bargained for.
 
Enjoy an entire season restored to sparkling audio quality in The Fibber McGee and Molly Show, The 1940/1941 Season. Enjoy all the characters, repartee between Molly and Fibber, and yes, the closet that makes this show a standout still today! Enjoy 18 hours, 36 shows of pure fun.
 
Fibber McGee and Molly expert, Karl Pearson, is the Series Contributor for this set.
 
Back From Vacation - Unpacking
Tuesday, October 1, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber Quits Smoking
Tuesday, October 8, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
The Great Screwdriver Search
Tuesday, October 15, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Gildersleeve's Diary
Tuesday, October 22, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Trip To Notre Dame-Army Football Game
Tuesday, October 29, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Election Officials
Tuesday, November 5, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber's Black Eye
Tuesday, November 12, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Train Trip To See Uncle Dennis
Tuesday, November 19, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Uncle Dennis Visits The McGees
Tuesday, November 26, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Five Tons Of Coal
Tuesday, December 3, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Mailing Christmas Packages
Tuesday, December 10, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Gildersleeve's Christmas Gift
Tuesday, December 24, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber Finds A Gold Watch
Tuesday, December 31, 1940 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Hundred Dollar Bill
Tuesday, January 7, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber - Child Guidance Expert
Tuesday, January 14, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Piano Lessons
Tuesday, January 21, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber Buys A New Suit & Steals A Hat
Tuesday, February 4, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber The Watch Salesman
Tuesday, February 11, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Early To Bed
Tuesday, February 18, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Bottle Collector
Tuesday, February 25, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
McGees Give A Party
Tuesday, March 4, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Quarantined With Measles
Tuesday, March 11, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber Is Drafted
Tuesday, March 18, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber Changes His Name To Ronald
Tuesday, March 25, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Molly Loses Left-Rear Fender
Tuesday, April 1, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber Builds A Telescope
Tuesday, April 8, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber Needs Glasses - 6th Anniversary Show
Tuesday, April 15, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Night Out With The Boys
Tuesday, April 22, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber Is Stuck In New Paving
Tuesday, April 29, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Collecting Games & Books For Army Camps
Tuesday, May 6, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Record Salmon Dinner
Tuesday, May 13, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber Bakes Molly's Birthday Cake
Tuesday, May 20, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Gildy's Ladder - Fibber Makes A Record
Tuesday, May 27, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Fibber & Molly Have A Picture Taken
Tuesday, June 10, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
McGee's Take Sis To Amusement Park
Tuesday, June 17, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax
 
Leaving For Hollywood To Make A Movie
Tuesday, June 24, 1941 - 30:00 - NBC, sponsored by Johnson's Wax

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