Vintage Radio Bloopers From The Golden Age of Radio (1930s, 1940s, 1950s)

I found this compilation online, but I don't have much information on it. I don't know the program name or the broadcast date, but the bloopers date from the 1930s to the 1950s

[@ajclements4627]

🤣😂 This was quite enjoyable to listen to, thanks for finding it!

[@angrycat3525]

That's from Kermit Shaefer, who used the same soundtrack for his film "Pardon My Blooper".

[@michaelfisher9722]

This is a collection of Kermit Schafer bloopers. I had this particular assemblage on tape back in the 80s. I loved these bloopers. Note: some of them are reenactments.

[@JackF99]

I had this LP back in the '70s. I felt that many of them sounded fake. Maybe they were as you say, reenactments.

[@moboutmen]

Hoobert Heever. Original Radio Gold.

[@gautamv.4415]

Hello! I've been recently listening to some of your uploads and they've been a delight!
I've been wondering where the sources of these audios can be found, would you know any?
Thanks!

[@oldisbest470]

Hi! I found this specific one on a very useful site called oldtimeradiodownloads.com. It's really fun to just browse the categories there. But for some of the others, I've found them on the Internet Archive.

[@appleguyone]

LOL i had the compilation records.....

[@gcrumps]

I don't look like mummy or daddy
I look like the mail man 😆 🤣 😂
Damn kid

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

there were a few recreations of that and others

[@jasonbeard4713]

Not all are authentic. Recreations or falsehoods.