Blondie 42 Eps

Chic Young

(2.6 stars; 5 reviews)

Created by Chic Young, the comic strip characters Blondie & Dagwood have been entertaining audiences since September 8, 1930. In 1939, the radio program "Blondie" was launched and enjoyed a long run until 1950, airing on several different radio networks.

Throughout its broadcast years, "Blondie" was sponsored by many companies, including Colgate-Palmolive Soap, Pepsodent Toothpaste, and Camel Cigarettes.

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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Chapters

Dagwood Buys A New Suit	29:37
Uncle Gideon & Aunt Bessie	29:52
Scrooge	27:35
April Fool's Day	29:38
Jack & the Beanstalk	29:45
The Gypsy Queen	30:05
The Entertainment Committee	29:38
The Vacant Lot	31:58
Abbott & Costello w Blondie & Dagwood	28:12
Mr. Dithers Gets Out of the Hospital	25:20
Dagwood Suspected as Bank Robber	26:09
Dagwood Suspected as Bank Robber	27:24
Baby Snooks Visits	22:38
Baby Snooks Visits	29:53
Plumbing Problems	29:58
The Poker Game	29:26
Dagwood Gets Amnesia	31:24
Baby Snooks Visits The Bumsteads	29:53
Photo of Prowler	26:07
The Poet	31:19
Dagwood Wins Office Prize	23:48
Social Aspirations	31:09
Three Weeks Vacation	29:55
Alexander's Scandal Sheet	25:29
Alexander's Scandal Sheet	30:57
Swindles & Shinanigans	24:50
Christmas Show	23:01
Circus Outing	27:05
Alexander's Valentine's Day Dilemma	28:25
In Paris with Mr. & Mrs. Dithers	29:00
Arab in Love with Blondie	24:51
Will Blondie Marry a Middle Easterner	27:44
Alexander The Actor	29:12
Dagwood Loses Dithers $5,000	25:07
The Missing Package	24:13
Camping in the Back Yard	24:55
B&D Contract Problems	30:34
Dagwood Raises Chickens While Blondie's Away	25:41
B&D Drive in the Country	25:01
B&D Fly Worth $2,000	26:17
Storm in a Teacup	23:12
Blondie Promo with Robert Benchley	4:18

Reviews

Ah ah ah ah . . . don't touch that dial.

(4 stars)

The Bridge

Tried never to miss a show, but sorry to say there were a few. I would laugh so hard sometimes. Daisy, Sweet Pea, Alexander, Blondie, Mr. Dithers, and of course Dagwood. I always wanted one of his B I G sandwiches. I was surprised to learn, as I was talking with Ann Rutherford, that SHE had played Blondie on the radio for a while. She related how she had gone to meet with someone from the show, and they explained that she would have to bleach her hair, to which she responded, this is radio, not the movies, the other person responded, yes, but - you have an audience. She got it bleached.