Lum & Abner Christmas Show 1948

Lum & Abner Episode Titled Traditional Christmas Show. Original Air Date Was 12/19/1948. This was the half-hour version of their traditional Christmas episode, as heard on their weekly Sunday night CBS series [10pm(et)] for General Motors' Frigidaire division...

[@paparock0513]

the world needs more things like this, more love less hate

[@likestohearmusic]

they were great still love listening to them

[@markmunson2684]

This is the first time I've heard an audience with this show and so many different actors. Great show!

[@OTRHALLOWEENHOLIDAZE]

Interesting. Will look into why that would be. Thanks for letting me know.

[@pookerville]

I first heard this on the Yesterday USA radio station via my cable system in 1990, and it's still relevant today as it was when it was first broadcast in 1933.

[@OTRHALLOWEENHOLIDAZE]

Holiday episodes just seem to have more to enjoy in them! Great to get a perspective of how it must have been back then!

[@matturban9103]

One of these gentlemen is buried in Hot Springs Arkansas. His grave is in the Greenwood cemetery,I believe. My Dad told me about it years ago. I think I saw his grave. We lived on Greenwood for a while.

[@OTRHALLOWEENHOLIDAZE]

Thanks For Listening!

[@TheSkervich]

I love these guys. I was able to download dozens of episodes from the Internet Archive. My dad is 79, so he turned me on to a lot of this kind of thing. I've been enjoying OTR since I was a teenager.

[@fromthesidelines]

This was the half-hour version of their traditional Christmas episode, as heard on their weekly Sunday night CBS series [10pm(et)] for General Motors' Frigidaire division...

[@docsavage98]

Grew up listening to reruns in the morning on WHUB AM 1400

[@jguyfletch2187]

thanks thanx thankyou

[@OTRHALLOWEENHOLIDAZE]

So True!