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Big Jon And Sparkie No School Today General Comet of the Universe Patrol #302

Heard
1954
Episodes
1
Language
English

Chapter #302 of the long-running children's radio serial General Comet of the Universe Patrol featuring Captain Jupiter. From the children's radio series, No School Today featuring Big Jon and Sparkie. Originally broadcast in 1954, it was rerun in the late 1960s as part of the new No School Today originating from San Francsico. From the record: Let's Pretend/Smiling Ed McConnell and His Buster Brown gang featuring Froggie the Gremlin, Radiola LP MR 1138 Adventure Series 19, Release 138. The record sleeve incorrectly says that this is Chapter #301, not #302.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Big Jon and Sparkie - No School Today 302 Let's Pretend Radiola LP MR 1138 Adv Series 19 Release 138 301 error

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  1. Big Jon And Sparkie No School Today General Comet of the Universe Patrol #302

    Listeners' uploads · Jon Arthur Goerss, Will Mahoney, Jr., and Don Kortekamp · 1 episode here · archive.org

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