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Andrews Sisters
- Heard
- 1944–1945
- Episodes
- 33
It's New Year's Eve and the Andrews Sisters start their new show, and inherit a dude ranch they call the "Eight To The Bar" ranch where they meet their foreman Gabby Hayes. Gabby likes Patty and gets jealous when he hears Bing Crosby will arrive today to stay at the ranch for a while, and trades insults with him when he shows up.
Episodes, in broadcast order
Where it comes from 23
The archive items its episodes are played from, best first, with each one’s rights as its archive states them. An episode two sets both hold is played from the first.
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Andrews Sisters 44 12 31 Guest Bing Crosby, Gabby Hayes
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Andrews Sisters 45 11 28 Abbott And Costello
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The Andrews Sisters 45 12 19 Guest Ray Noble
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Andrews Sisters 45 11 21 Guest Ethel Merman
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Andrews Sisters 1945-12-12 George Jessel
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Andrews Sisters 1944-12-31 1st Show
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Andrews Sisters 1945-11-07 Morton Downey
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Andrews Sisters 1945-12-05 Xavier Cugat
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Andrews Sisters 1946-02-27 Gene Austin
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Andrews Sisters 1945-10-03 Jane Froman
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Andrews Sisters 1945-11-14 Mills Brothers
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Andrews Sisters 1946-01-09 Al Pierce
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Andrews Sisters 1945-03-11 Marjorie Main
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Andrews Sisters 1946-02-20 The Charioteers
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Andrews Sisters 1945-10-31 Jane Cowl
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Andrews Sisters 1945-10-24 Navy Day Lou Holtz
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Andrews Sisters 1945-03-04 Frank Sinatra
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Andrews Sisters 1946-01-30 Hoagy Carmichael
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Andrews Sisters 1945-11-28 Abbott and Costello
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Andrews Sisters 1946-01-23 Eddie Duchin
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Andrews Sisters 1945-09-02 The Pennsylvania Polka
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Andrews Sisters 1945-10-17 Sophie Tucker
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Andrews Sisters 1945-11-21 Ethel Merman
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1 more set holds only episodes played here from a set above.
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