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Post by *~Mrs. Cooper ~* on Jun 2, 2007 17:07:29 GMT -5
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Look what I found on Ebay!
"If you’re a fan of Gary Cooper or of classic radio (OTR), this is the set for you! Hear Gary perform a role he never got to on film “The Prisoner of Shark Island.” And lots more…including a chance to hear Gary sing!"
Here is what you get in the Gary Cooper set –
CD #1 Lux Radio Theatre
“The Virginian” (1936 – western drama) – Gary stars opposite Charles Bickford, Helen Mack and John Howard in this classic western. Cooper reprises his role from the film of the same name, which also starred Walter Huston, Mary Brian and Richard Arlen. 1 hour.
CD #2 Lux Radio Theatre
“Mr. Deeds Goes to Town” (1937 –comedy) – Gary stars opposite Jean Arthur and Lionel Stander in this classic comedy of an unassuming, small town man who suddenly comes into a fortune. All three stars reprise their roles from the film of the same name. 1 hour.
CD #3 Lux Radio Theatre
“The Prisoner of Shark Island” (1938 – drama) – Gary stars opposite Fay Wray, Walter Connolly, John Carradine and Ernest Whitman in this true story of Dr. Samuel Mudd, the man who was imprisoned for innocently treating the wounds of John Wilkes Booth after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Interestingly, Dr. Mudd’s own daughter, Nettie Mudd Monroe is the intermission guest. The film of the same name had starred Warner Baxter and Gloria Stuart. 1 hour.
CD #4 Lux Radio Theatre
“The Pride of the Yankees” (1943 – drama) – Gary stars opposite Virginia Bruce and Edgar Buchanan in this true story of the life of baseball legend Lou Gehrig. Gary reprises his role from the film of the same name, which also starred Teresa Wright and Walter Brennan. 1 hour.
CD #5 Lux Radio Theatre
“The Story of Dr. Wassell” (1944 – war drama) – Gary stars opposite Barbara Britton in this true story of how Dr. Wassell saved the lives of group of wounded sailors during World War II. Cooper reprises his role from the film of the same name, which also starred Laraine Day. 1 hour.
CD #6 Lux Radio Theatre
“For Whom the Bell Tolls” (1945 – drama) – Gary stars opposite Ingrid Bergman in this classic Hemingway story of guerilla fighters in Spain. Both stars reprise their roles from the film of the same name. 1 hour.
CD #7 The Bob Hope Show
“From Santa Barbara” (1944 – comedy) – Gary makes a guest appearance with Bob Hope and even sings “Pistol Packin’ Mama!” Absolutely hilarious! 30 minutes.
The Jack Benny Program
“From New York” (1942 – comedy) – Gary makes a guest appearance with Jack Benny and Jack takes Gary on a tour of New York nightlife. The show ends abruptly, but the part with Gary is complete. 30 minutes.
CD #8 Screen Guild Theater
“Variety” (1939 – comedy) – Gary appears along with Bob Hope, Connee Boswell and ZaSu Pitts. 30 minutes.
“The Dinner Party” (1941 – comedy) – Fibber McGee and Molly are invited to a party at Edward Arnold’s house. Other guests are Gary Cooper, Joan Bennett and Frances Langford. When Fibber & Molly arrive they are mistaken for the hired help. A funny show. 30 minutes.
Look what I found on Ebay!
"If you’re a fan of Gary Cooper or of classic radio (OTR), this is the set for you! Hear Gary perform a role he never got to on film “The Prisoner of Shark Island.” And lots more…including a chance to hear Gary sing!"
Here is what you get in the Gary Cooper set –
CD #1 Lux Radio Theatre
“The Virginian” (1936 – western drama) – Gary stars opposite Charles Bickford, Helen Mack and John Howard in this classic western. Cooper reprises his role from the film of the same name, which also starred Walter Huston, Mary Brian and Richard Arlen. 1 hour.
CD #2 Lux Radio Theatre
“Mr. Deeds Goes to Town” (1937 –comedy) – Gary stars opposite Jean Arthur and Lionel Stander in this classic comedy of an unassuming, small town man who suddenly comes into a fortune. All three stars reprise their roles from the film of the same name. 1 hour.
CD #3 Lux Radio Theatre
“The Prisoner of Shark Island” (1938 – drama) – Gary stars opposite Fay Wray, Walter Connolly, John Carradine and Ernest Whitman in this true story of Dr. Samuel Mudd, the man who was imprisoned for innocently treating the wounds of John Wilkes Booth after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Interestingly, Dr. Mudd’s own daughter, Nettie Mudd Monroe is the intermission guest. The film of the same name had starred Warner Baxter and Gloria Stuart. 1 hour.
CD #4 Lux Radio Theatre
“The Pride of the Yankees” (1943 – drama) – Gary stars opposite Virginia Bruce and Edgar Buchanan in this true story of the life of baseball legend Lou Gehrig. Gary reprises his role from the film of the same name, which also starred Teresa Wright and Walter Brennan. 1 hour.
CD #5 Lux Radio Theatre
“The Story of Dr. Wassell” (1944 – war drama) – Gary stars opposite Barbara Britton in this true story of how Dr. Wassell saved the lives of group of wounded sailors during World War II. Cooper reprises his role from the film of the same name, which also starred Laraine Day. 1 hour.
CD #6 Lux Radio Theatre
“For Whom the Bell Tolls” (1945 – drama) – Gary stars opposite Ingrid Bergman in this classic Hemingway story of guerilla fighters in Spain. Both stars reprise their roles from the film of the same name. 1 hour.
CD #7 The Bob Hope Show
“From Santa Barbara” (1944 – comedy) – Gary makes a guest appearance with Bob Hope and even sings “Pistol Packin’ Mama!” Absolutely hilarious! 30 minutes.
The Jack Benny Program
“From New York” (1942 – comedy) – Gary makes a guest appearance with Jack Benny and Jack takes Gary on a tour of New York nightlife. The show ends abruptly, but the part with Gary is complete. 30 minutes.
CD #8 Screen Guild Theater
“Variety” (1939 – comedy) – Gary appears along with Bob Hope, Connee Boswell and ZaSu Pitts. 30 minutes.
“The Dinner Party” (1941 – comedy) – Fibber McGee and Molly are invited to a party at Edward Arnold’s house. Other guests are Gary Cooper, Joan Bennett and Frances Langford. When Fibber & Molly arrive they are mistaken for the hired help. A funny show. 30 minutes.
I guess I have always been a better gift giver than gift receiver so thankyou so much for your offer and sorry for my own weaknesses in that area. I so much love to make things up for people myself and you are the same in that regard. You have been a wonderful friend to me as well. 
. I just got done listening to The Virginian and it was great!!! Man I could listen to Gary talk all day - and that's what I plan to do too 