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From Girdle Maker to Water Commissioner - THE GREAT GILDERSLEEVE

From Girdle Maker to Water Commissioner - THE GREAT GILDERSLEEVE

Kristine Ohkubo

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Editorial:
Indy Pub
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Radio
ISBN:
9798330288625
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Finalist in the 19th Annual National Indie Excellence® Awards...Step back into the enchanting world of radio’s golden age with The Great Gildersleeve, where laughter and heartwarming moments blend seamlessly in the life of Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve, one of the medium’s most beloved characters.Even though critics referred to Gildy as 'radio’s most pompous windbag,' the talented Harold Peary and later Willard Waterman won over millions of listeners every week on the NBC dial. Over its remarkable seventeen-year run, The Great Gildersleeve showcased the richness of small-town life through its quirky yet relatable characters and their delightfully absurd predicaments.As one of radio’s pioneering spin-offs, this sitcom captures the essence of a bygone era where home, family, and traditional values took center stage. Embark on a nostalgic journey that will reignite your passion for timeless storytelling, where each episode is a delightful tribute to humor and the human spirit. Discover the talented performers who expertly infused charm and depth into the beloved characters that captured our hearts.Join Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve on his captivating journey from girdle maker to water commissioner as he makes his way from Wistful Vista to the charming town of Summerfield.

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