Word: sanborn
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Donald Ross Nancy Kjellberg, Radcliffe Bertram S. Roth Mary Martin, Radcliffe Armand P. Ruderman Sybil Pilshaw, State Normal School, Bridgewater Archibald L. Ruprecht Grace Cheney, Concord Fritz M. Sarbi Eva Aninger, Smith Robert C. C. St. George, Jr. Margot Black, Winsor Peter B. Saltonstall Edith Winsor, Weston Richard C. Sanborn Peggy Blumer, Wellesley Allen D. Sapp, Jr. Elsie L. Jones, The Baldwin School Compton Sargent Cynthia Sargent, Beaver Country Day Edward L. Sawyer Mary L. Larson, Watertown Mark P. Schalefer June Yosell, Swampscott John M. Scanlon Martha Hastings, Clinton Mark P. Schorger Diana Fraser, Radcliffe James L. Schwab, Jr. Lucy...
...Variety program: NBC's multi-sponsored Breakfast Club (replacing Chase & Sanborn's Bergen-McCarthy...
...explanation was that while Standard Brands net sales were holding up fairly well, the profit margin was growing narrower and narrower. In 1937, beating the bushes with such radio headliners as Rudy Vallée (for Fleischmann's Yeast and Royal Gelatin Desserts), wooden Charlie McCarthy (for Chase & Sanborn Dated Coffee), "One Man's Family" (for Tender Leaf Tea), Standard Brands ran up record net sales of $122,517,121. But even in briefly booming 1937, Standard Brands' net profit was only 73? a share compared with 1930's $1.22. And Mrs. O'Brien...
...spirited contest for most popular U. S. radio performer, Comedian Jack Benny has since October 1937 run a close second to a perverse but inanimate object -the saucy ventriloquist's dummy known as Charlie McCarthy. At the 1939 finish, Charlie (Chase and Sanborn Hour) had an estimated 27,000,000 Sunday-night listeners: Jell-O's Jack Benny, an hour earlier on the same NBC-Red network, 24,000,000. Beginning Jan. 7, Standard Brands pared the Chase and Sanborn program to a half-hour, saving some $7,500 in airtime charges, plus salaries of Hollywood fixtures like...
...year career that she has ever played in a radio show. They say she has turned down $3,000,000 in radio offers. They say she might have had $35,000 had she chosen to make her debut Christmas Eve with Charlie McCarthy on the Chase and Sanborn program. But for her radio coming-out, she got not so much as a lollipop...