Radio Drama · Old Time Radio · Variety & music

The Fleischmann's Yeast Hour

Networks
NBC (as its archives name them)
Heard
1932–1936
Episodes
58
Language
English

The Fleischmann's Yeast Hour (also known as The Rudy Vallée Show, The Fleischmann Yeast Hour, and The Fleischmann Hour) was a pioneering musical variety radio program broadcast on NBC from 1929 to 1936, when it became The Royal Gelatin Hour, continuing until 1939. This program was sponsored by Fleischmann's Yeast, a popular brand of yeast.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. 142) The Padded Cell of the Air

    · 51 min

  2. 143) Olsen and Johnson

    · 57 min

  3. 156) Otto Kruger, Madge Kennedy

    · 40 min

  4. 162) Saturdays Children - Raymond Hackett

    · 40 min

  5. 169) Romeo And Juliet - Fanny Brice

    · 6:41

  6. 174) Jay Flippin

    · 59 min

  7. 176) The Valiant Bert Lytell

    · 56 min

  8. 190) Bob Hope, Jimmy Wallington

    · 55 min

  9. 195) Joe Penner (exerpt)

    · 2:56

  10. 196) Paul Robeson, Aline Berry

    · 56 min

  11. 199) The Baby Carriage

    · 54 min

  12. 212) The Love Nest - Jean Dixon

    · 56 min

  13. 217) Private Jones - James Cagney

    · 57 min

  14. Nurse's Day Out - Cornelia Otis Skinner, Robert

    · No. 251 · 57 min

  15. Adventures of Casper Milquetoast - Ernest Truex

    · No. 253 · 45 min

  16. Crossed Roads

    · No. 254 · 54 min

  17. The Love Nest - Wynne Gibson

    · 53 min

  18. The Farmer Takes a Wife - Henry Fonda

    · No. 269 · 59 min

  19. Bebe Daniels, Ben Lyon

    · No. 270 · 1 h 42 min

  20. Alexander's Horse - Cornelia Otis Skinner

    · No. 271 · 33 min

  21. Valley Forge - Phillip Merivale, Harry Green

    · No. 272 · 56 min

  22. Napoleon's Barbar - Walter Connolly

    · No. 273 · 56 min

  23. 276) David Copperfield

    · 54 min

  24. 277) School for Scandal

    · 56 min

  25. 287) Minuet - Leslie How

    · 53 min

  26. Robert Emmet - Dennis King, Victor Moore

    · No. 282 · 55 min

  27. Noah - Pierre Fresnay

    · No. 283 · 54 min

  28. The Tell Tale Heart - Claude Rains

    · No. 285 · 53 min

  29. Dear Brutus - Leslie Howard & Daughter

    · No. 297 · 57 min

  30. The Third Angle - Gladys George, Roy Smeck

    · No. 300 · 57 min

  31. Peg O' My Heart - Laurette Taylor

    · No. 302 · 1 h 00 min

  32. Mary of Scotland - Gladys Cooper - 6th anniversary

    · No. 314 · 58 min

  33. Three Cornered Moon - Mary Boland, Josephine Baker

    · No. 315 · 54 min

  34. The Lake - Miriam Hopkins

    · No. 316 · 58 min

  35. The Other Place - Colin Clive

    · No. 317 · 51 min

  36. 318) Winterset - Burgess

    · 1 h 00 min

  37. Church Mouse - Una Merkel, Conrad Nagel

    · No. 322 · 52 min

  38. Pursuit of Happiness - Paul Lukas, Peggy conklin

    · No. 327 · 1 h 02 min

  39. The Artist - Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Helen Keller

    · No. 332 · 1 h 00 min

  40. 339) The Beloved Voice

    · 59 min

  41. Sarah Bernhardt - Eddie Cantor

    · No. 340 · 1 h 00 min

  42. There's Always Juliet - Margaret Sullivan

    · No. 348 · 59 min

  43. Murder in the Cathedral - Harry Irvine, Bert Lahr

    · No. 349 · 57 min

  44. The Would-Be Gentleman - Jimmy Savo

    · No. 354 · 7:29

  45. Belief - Ricardo Cortez, Luise Rainer

    · No. 355 · 57 min

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  1. The Fleischmann's Yeast Hour

    Old Time Radio · Robert Farrell · 58 episodes here · archive.org (opens in a new tab)

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