The Silver Theater

February 1938

Miss Ginger Rogers didn't make many appearances on The Silver Theater but it made for nice conversation at the end of the show when the star and the sponsor, the International Silver Company, reminded the audience that Ginger ROGERS and 1847 ROGERS Brothers (silver plate) had something in common.  Hmmm, what could it be?

The episodes below are available in the public domain on archive.org.

http://archive.org/details/SilverTheater

These shows are original screenplays written for the radio so they have a different sound to them than those that were adapted from the movies.  After listening, resist the urge to go out and buy silverware.

[The addresses above and below aren't links, so you'll have to copy them and then paste into your browser.]

November 27, 1938

The Captain Had a Daughter

Directed by Conrad Nagel with Jack Arnold and William Farnum (#13 on archive.org)

http://ia600302.us.archive.org/19/items/SilverTheater/ST_38-11-27_ep022-The_Captain_Had_a_Daughter.mp3

March 5, 1939

Son of the Navy

Directed by Conrad Nagel with Elliot Lewis and Billy Cook (#27 on archive.org)

http://ia700302.us.archive.org/19/items/SilverTheater/ST_39-03-05_ep036-Son_of_the_Navy.mp3

Missing from archive.org:

December 3, 1939,  With All My Love



Photoplay magazine image above found at:
http://www.archive.org/stream/photoplayvolume552chic#page/n97/mode/2up