A Date With Judy
A Date With Judy was a delightful teenage comedy radio show that aired in the 1940s. Initially created as a summer substitute for Bob Hope's Show, it quickly gained popularity among listeners. The show was broadcast on NBC from June 24 to September 16.
The star of the show was 14-year-old Ann Gillis, who played the titular character, Judy. In the following season, Dellie Ellis took over the role, bringing her own charm to the beloved character.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
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| A Date With Judy | 3:10 | |
| Aunt Lilly Needs a Date | 30:01 | |
| Father's Birthday | 28:35 | |
| Strange Case of Joseph Cotton | 23:11 | |
| Going to a Frank Sinatra Movie | 29:32 | |
| Judy's Father Tries to Go to Bed Early | 28:38 | |
| New Dress for the Dance | 30:02 | |
| FreeOTRShows.com - | 30:18 | |
| Gregory Hickson Lecture | 30:08 | |
| Judy and Oogie Have a Date At the Movies | 31:29 | |
| Playing Hooky | 30:03 | |
| High School Hot Shots Get a Job | 29:40 | |
| A New Dress For The Dance | 29:56 | |
| Judy's Party | 30:19 |
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Consider it Henrietta Aldrich
Assam
Apparently this was a radio show for teenagers, focusing on domestic situation-comedy of kidding siblings, movie star crushes, haphazard dating scenarios, and other comedies of errors. It is very similar to the Alrich Family or the radio adaptation of the Archie & Veronica crowd, except that the central character was the teenage girl "Judy Foster," apparently an America's sweetheart type in bobby sox and chocolate malk milkshakes.