[78-L] This is Charles Laughton

[Thomas Stern]

I don't have any of the records.
Notice that the title corresponds to a broadcast series, c.1952-53.
There is a brief notice about it, viewable in google books, in Jacob Smith: Spoken Word: Postwar American Phonograph Cultures.
Also a stub in IMDB.

Best wishes, Thomas.

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I have Charles Laughton speaking on behalf of the "American Way"
contests, whatever they were. 12" 78 rpm, 2 sides, no label name. No
clue about a date.

joe salerno


On 5/10/2013 9:51 AM, David Lennick wrote:
> Charles Laughton made a series of recordings in 1955 for Tempo, under the title
> "This Is Charles Laughton". Apparently there were 3 ten-inch lps (mentioned in
> Billboard). I have only one of them, TT 2260, containing "The 3 Hermits" and
> "The Redwoods". Does anyone have the other two?
>
> dl
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