The Red Robin
The Red Robin. He hunts the biggest of all game: Public Enemies who try to destroy our society.
With his faithful sidekick Scarlett Tanager (don’t worry, they’re just friends), Wilson Willard, mild-mannered investigative reporter for the Daily Warbler, matches wits with the underworld. He risks his life so that criminals and racketeers may feel the weight of the law, with the painful peck of The Red Robin. Fly with Wilson Willard in the thrilling adventure of The Case of the Hidden Hoard.
Hour One has two 20-second pauses (with music) at 17:43 and 39:37 for local station ID:
Here is Hour One divided into three segments to facilitate local station ID:
Hour One:
1 - Dance of the Robins - Sibyl Sanderson Fagan – 1921
2 - A Prisoner for Life - Jules Allen "The Singing Cowboy" – 1928
3 - My Hidden Treasure - Henry Burr – 1914
4 - Tunnel Through - Les Gotcher with Jack Carter and the Black Mountain Boys – 1952
5 - I'll Fly to Hawaii - Gus Edwards Orchestra - 1926
6 - Fly Away to Ioway - Muzzy Marcellino with Ted Fio Rito and his Orchestra – 1933
7 - Robins and Roses - Bing Crosby with Victor Young and his Orchestra - 1936
8 - Straighten up and Fly Right - Tiny Bradshaw and his Orchestra – 1944
9 - The Song Birds Are Singing of You - James McCool - 1905
10 - Birds of the Forest (Cornet and Trombone Duet) - Bohumir Kryl and Leroy Haines – 1903
11 - Tecoloro (Pajaro Que Nunca Vuela) - Estellas del Ritmo – 1948
12 - Vogel als Prophet -The Prophet Bird Op.82 No.7 Schumann - Moiseiwitsch, Benno (piano) – 1941
13 - Pennies From Heaven – Edward Malloy with Harry Roy and his Orchestra - 1935
14 - Can't We Be Friends - Scrappy Lambert with Red Nichols and his Five Pennies – 1929
15 - Mbube - Solomon Linda's Original Evening Birds - 1939
16 - When the Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along - Al Jolson with Carl Fenton's Orchestra – 1926
Hour Two:
17. The Birds – Lux Radio Theater – 1953
18. I Love to Be a Sailor – Sir Harry Lauder - 1921
19. Eagle Beak – Raymond Scott and his Orchestra – 1940
