Club Time Radio Program
Listed below are a selection of the Club Time broadcasts in the Archives from Collection 20, the Papers of Herbert J. Taylor. Click on the date to listen to the audio file. Each program is approximately 15 minutes long. Many of the the recordings are from transcription disks which are in poor to fair condition, so the quality of the recordings vary.
Phonograph # |
Date |
Comments |
| P1 | June 19, 1944 | No favorite hymn. The phonograph record is badly scratched, so that the recording is defective. The first hymn sung on the program was "The Old Rugged Cross" |
| P2 | October 27, 1945 | No favorite hymn. Shea and the Singers performed, among other songs, "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." |
| P3 | November 3, 1945 | No favorite hymn. Hymns sung include "Wonderful Words of Life,"and "Come We Who Love the Lord, Let Our Joys Be Known." |
| P20 | May 5, 1947 | Favorite hymn: George C. Marshall, United States Secretary of State. "Nearer My God to Thee" |
| P25 | October 7, 1947 | Favorite hymn: William O. Douglas, Justice of the United States Supreme Court. "Lead Kindly Light." |
| P26 | November 4, 1947 | Favorite hymn: Joseph W. Frazer, President of The Kaiser-Frazer Corporation. "Once to Every Man and Nation" |
| P36 | October 5, 1948 | Favorite hymn: Babe Ruth, legendary baseball player. "God is Ever Beside Me" |
| P61 | October 19, 1950 | Favorite hymn: Theodore Roosevelt, president of the United States. "how Firm a Foundation" |
| P65 | March 24, 1951 | Favorite hymn: Arthur H. Compton, scientist and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. "Christ the Lord is Risen Today." Also on program, "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?" |
| P84 | December 5, 1953 | Favorite hymn: Mary Margaret McBride, radio personality and newspaper columnist. "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" |