The 1940’s Radio Hour
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| Staff | |
| Producers | Beth Dewey |
| Jon Reed | |
| Director | Carol Harris |
| Choreographer | Mitzie Imagawa |
| Vocal Director | Carol Harris |
| Rehearsal Pianist | Marilyn Guerin |
| Music Director | Mike Rubino |
| Costumer | Becky Kaiser |
| Set Designer | Carol Harris |
| Lighting Designer | Danny Higgins Dunn |
| Stage Manager | Wayne Dewey |
| Props | Christine McElroy |
| Janet Espinosa | |
| Master Carpenters | Jon Reed, Rich Kaiser, Frank Harper |
| Stage Manager | Wayne Dewey |
| House Manager | Laura Glasspool |
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| Cast | |
| Pops Bailey | …Dick DeBolt |
| Clifton Feddington | Eric Hilding |
| Wally Fergusson | Scott Glasspool |
| Geneva Lee Browne | Vernell C. Guillory |
| Ginger Brooks | Sandi Lewandowski |
| Neal Tilden | Peter Mandel |
| B.J.Gibson. | Lane Grover |
| Stanley | Frank Harper |
| Johnny Cantone | Tom Hepner |
| Connie Miller | Katherine Paolini |
| LouCohn | Rod Pintello |
| Biff Baker | Dustin Van Gundy |
| Ann Collier | Christine Varela |
| Zoot Doubleman | Tommy Brozene |
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The 1940?s Radio Hour takes the audience on a nostalgic trip down memory lane into a backdrop of the second World War, setting the stage for swinging big band music and song and old fashioned situation comedy of a bygone period. The show takes place during a live broadcast of WOV., a local 5,000 watt New York City radio station. It centered around 14 performers and their attempts to make it to the big time, as seen through the eyes of a 1940’s radio station studio audience. This nostalgic trip down memory lane included such songs as “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy”, “Ain’t She Sweet”, and “Blue Moon.”
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Photos by Bob Shomler and Kathy Tom