The Halls of Ivy: Old-Time Radio Comedy
Old-time radio comedy from 1950–1952 starring Ronald Colman as Dr. William Todhunter Hall, Willard Waterman as John Merriweather. Free, complete episodes, restored audio, no modern ads. The Halls of Ivy: 87 episodes from NBC Radio, with Gale Gordon, in the order they first aired. A new episode every week. From Stupid Potato: 62 free 24/7 channels of classic radio and vintage TV, and 191 podcasts, at stupidpotato.com.
The Halls of Ivy: Snowman (1950)
The Halls of Ivy: “Snowman”, first broadcast on February 10, 1950 on NBC Radio. Old-time radio comedy starring Ronald Colman as Dr. William Todhunter Hall, Willard Waterman as John Merriweather.
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The Halls of Ivy: Dr Bromley Shakespeare Expert (1950)
The Halls of Ivy: “Dr Bromley Shakespeare Expert”, first broadcast on February 3, 1950 on NBC Radio. Old-time radio comedy starring Ronald Colman as Dr. William Todhunter Hall, Willard Waterman as John Merriweather.
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The Halls of Ivy: Wellmans Nose-Charter Day Ceremonies (1950)
Dr. William Hall, president of Ivy College, and his wife Victoria worry about Clarence Wellman, chairman of the Board of Governors, who has fallen ill with a swollen crimson nose after dining at their house. Hall fears Wellman will blame him, and the Charter Day ceremony is set to begin at ten o'clock the next morning. A photographer from a picture magazine visits the house to take pictures of the couple before the ceremony. Victoria later proposes a remedy involving a nail held between the thumbs. The Halls of Ivy is a radio comedy series. This episode was broadcast...
The Halls of Ivy: Gangsters Son (1950)
Dr. William Todd Hunter Hall, president of Ivy College, faces a donation offer from Mike Malat, a wealthy bookmaker who wants his son Eddie Gray admitted to a fraternity. Hall refuses the money on principle after Malat tries to buy special privilege, then meets Eddie, who feels isolated among the college's other students. Hall's wife Victoria encourages the young man, and Eddie agrees to prepare a magic act for a school show. The Halls of Ivy is a radio comedy series, and this episode aired on NBC Radio on January 20, 1950, starring Ronald Colman and Willard Waterman.
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The Halls of Ivy: Student Editorial (1950)
Ivy College president Dr. William Todd Hunter Hall, played by Ronald Colman, is at home with his wife Victoria when Mr. Wellman, chairman of the board of governors, calls to say he is coming over. Wellman arrives with news of a student editorial in the Ivy Bulletin that has angered the board. The board wants student editor Jared Buckley expelled, and Hall must decide how to handle the matter. The episode is part of The Halls of Ivy, a 1950 NBC Radio series, and this installment aired on January 13, 1950, with Willard Waterman and Gale Gordon in supporting roles.
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The Halls of Ivy: Reappointment (1950)
Dr. William Todd Hunter Hall, president of Ivy College, waits to learn whether the Board of Governors will reappoint him for another term. Board member Mr. Wellman objects that Hall's wife, Victoria, is a musical comedy actress and questions whether such a couple suits a conservative college. Meanwhile, Hall and Victoria are kept anxiously pacing their home as the deadline approaches. The Halls of Ivy is a radio comedy from NBC, first broadcast on January 6, 1950, starring Ronald Colman, Willard Waterman and Gale Gordon. This episode's transcript breaks off before the matter is settled.
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