Too Hot for Radio (Too Hot For Radio, Program 5)

Too Hot for Radio (Too Hot For Radio, Program 5)

by Edgar Bergen, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Merilyn Monroe

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Those tantalizing, controversial, censored broadcasts that were... TOO HOT FOR RADIO. "Charlie McCarthy Weds Marilyn Monroe" - November 1952. Starring Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy and Marilyn Monroe. Edgar Bergen requests your presence at the wedding of Charlie McCarthy and Marilyn Monroe. Charlie McCarthy's precocious romantic appetites were legendary on radio, but even his loyal fans were surprised to hear of his impending nuptials with Marilyn Monroe, the Hollywood sex goddess who posed for calendar photos with nothing on except the radio. For the Boys: COMMAND PERFORMANCE - May 6, 1944. Starring Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Gypsy Rose Lee. Hope and Crosby trade quips with notorious stripper Gypsy Rose Lee in the classic Armed Forces Radio Services variety program "presented each week and ever week until it's over over there." BONUS: Jimmy Durante jokes with Betty Davis.

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