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Cavalcade of America
The Cavalcade of Music pays tribute to George Gershwin, celebrating his contributions to American music following his untimely death. This special program features performances of his beloved songs and highlights his impact on the jazz idiom.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry discovers a potential family connection that could change his life at the circus.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry and his friends are concerned about the possible criminal activities of Decker, a man associated with the circus. As they navigate their worries, they also prepare for the next leg of their circus journey.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry discovers that a lioness named Daisy is injured, while he and his friends discuss the mysterious absence of two circus performers, Lorenz and Decker.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry and his friend Jason investigate suspicious activity around the circus elephants, leading to the discovery of a missing item linked to a robbery.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry discovers that the circus payroll has been robbed, and a gun belonging to Jason is found at the scene. As tensions rise, Jason becomes a suspect, and Jerry is determined to uncover the truth.
Cavalcade of America
The Cavalcade of Music celebrates the works of Irving Berlin, showcasing his timeless songs performed by baritone Conrad Thiebaud and conducted by Don Voorhees. The program highlights Berlin's influence on American music through a selection of his beloved compositions.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry investigates a theft at the circus when the payroll money goes missing, and he suspects foul play. The stakes rise as he navigates the mystery surrounding the incident.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry trains a new dog named Rags to perform in the circus, facing challenges along the way.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry faces a challenge when Jason must pay twenty-two dollars, leading to a series of events that test their resourcefulness.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry searches for his lost dog, Rags, as the circus prepares to leave town. When he is caught out late, he faces the threat of being taken to an orphanage.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry is excited to start his new job at the circus, but when he discovers that his dog Rags is missing, he becomes frantic. The stakes rise as he searches for Rags amidst the chaos of the circus.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry faces a dangerous situation when poisoned meat is put out at the circus, threatening the animals and performers alike.
Jerry of the Circus
Jerry Dugan, a young boy with a passion for the circus, seeks a new home after his father's death. He hopes to join the circus and prove his worth while caring for his loyal dog, Rags.
Cavalcade of America
The episode tells the story of the pine tree shilling, the first coin minted in America, highlighting its significance in the colonists' quest for independence.
Cavalcade of America
The episode highlights the life of David Rittenhouse, a self-taught astronomer and clockmaker who contributes significantly to American science and innovation. His journey from a farm boy to a celebrated scientist showcases his dedication to improving life through his inventions.
Cavalcade of America
In The Eighth Wonder of the World, the story of the Grand Coulee Dam unfolds, highlighting the dreams and struggles of those who envision transforming the arid lands of Washington into fertile grounds. Rufus Woods, a local publisher, rallies the community to pursue this monumental engineering project.
Cavalcade of America
The episode explores the impact of the American dye industry on a typical family, highlighting how advancements in chemistry have improved everyday life. It focuses on the Stones, who face challenges with fading colors in their clothing and the implications for their community.
Cavalcade of America
The episode explores the significance of music and storytelling in the lives of American Indians, highlighting their cultural heritage and connection to nature. It features performances by Indian vocalists and delves into legends that shape their identity.
Cavalcade of America
The episode explores the life of Thomas A. Edison, highlighting his relentless pursuit of invention and innovation. It focuses on lesser-known stories that reveal his character and determination in the face of challenges.
Cavalcade of America
This episode tells the story of Alfred Bernhard Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, and his journey from being overlooked in Europe to finding recognition in America. It explores his groundbreaking work with nitroglycerin and the impact of his invention on construction and industry.
Cavalcade of America
The Cavalcade of America pays tribute to the rich musical heritage of the South, highlighting its influence on American music and culture. The episode features performances that celebrate the legacy of Southern music, including the contributions of enslaved Africans and notable composers.
Cavalcade of America
The episode explores George Washington's transition from a military leader to America's first scientific farmer, emphasizing his commitment to agriculture and soil conservation.
Cavalcade of America
In Songs of the Gay Nineties, listeners are transported back to a vibrant period in American history, exploring the music and culture of the 1890s. A group of young friends embarks on an adventure to experience the excitement of Broadway, showcasing the era's lively songs and social dynamics.
Cavalcade of America
The episode highlights the life and determination of Robert E. Peary, an Arctic explorer who dedicates over two decades to achieving his dream of reaching the North Pole. His relentless spirit serves as an inspiration for future explorers and researchers alike.
Cavalcade of America
The Cavalcade of America highlights the life and impact of William Holmes McGuffey, the creator of the influential McGuffey Readers, which shaped American education for over sixty years. The episode explores McGuffey's early determination for knowledge and the significance of education in frontier America.
Cavalcade of America
In The House of Glass, Henry William Siegel, a visionary iron master, seeks to revolutionize the stove industry in colonial America while navigating personal ambitions and familial expectations. His innovative spirit drives him to create better products for a growing nation.
Cavalcade of America
The episode explores the life of James Fenimore Cooper, America's first great novelist, as he transitions from a reluctant writer to a celebrated author. It highlights the challenges he faces in crafting a narrative that reflects American life.
Cavalcade of America
Stephen Girard, a notable figure in American history, embarks on a journey from a young cabin boy to a successful merchant and philanthropist in Philadelphia. His life exemplifies dedication to public service and the founding of Girard College.
Cavalcade of America
The episode explores the history of Yellowstone National Park and the contributions of pioneers like Jim Bridger in discovering and preserving America's natural wonders. It highlights the importance of conservation efforts to protect wildlife and natural habitats.
Cavalcade of America
A courageous clergyman and a physician battle against smallpox in early America, striving to protect their community from this deadly disease. Their efforts lead to a significant public health victory, emphasizing the importance of inoculation.
Cavalcade of America
Peter Cooper, an uneducated grocery store owner, dreams of building a school to help others succeed despite his late start in life. He embarks on a journey of invention and education, determined to make a difference.
Cavalcade of America
The episode explores the vital role of amateur radio operators, known as the Minutemen of the Air, during emergencies when traditional communication fails. Their contributions highlight the importance of quick action and innovation in crisis situations.
Cavalcade of America
In Songs of the Sea, young John Lawson embarks on a journey aboard the famed clipper ship, the Flying Cloud, leaving his mother behind to pursue a life at sea during the golden age of sail.
Cavalcade of America
The episode tells the story of John Wesley Hyatt, an inventor who becomes the father of plastics and roller bearings. Hyatt's determination to create a synthetic ivory for billiard balls leads him on a challenging journey of experimentation and innovation.
Little Orphan Annie
Annie and her friends prepare for an exciting journey to Mississippi, where they anticipate big adventures on the river. The stakes rise as they navigate their plans and the excitement of travel.
Cavalcade of America
The episode dramatizes the life of Joseph Jefferson, a pioneering American actor who fought to portray American life on stage. It highlights his struggles and triumphs in gaining respect for the American theater.
Cavalcade of America
In Yankee Independence, the story of Connecticut's Charter Oak unfolds as colonists fight to preserve their self-governance against British rule. The stakes are high as they must protect their charter from being seized by a royal governor.
Cavalcade of America
The episode pays tribute to Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink, a celebrated contralto and humanitarian, highlighting her journey from a young girl in Prague to a beloved American artist.
Cavalcade of America
The episode dramatizes the origins of Christmas seals in America, highlighting their significance in fundraising for tuberculosis research and awareness. It features Miss Emily Bissell, the woman who initiated the movement 30 years ago.