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The Great Gildersleeve: Marjorie's Wedding
- Narrated by: Harold Peary, Richard Crenna, Mary Lee Robb
- Length: 7 hrs and 54 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of his niece, Marjorie Forrester, to Bronco Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson at Summerfield Church on May 10, 1950.
Harold Peary, starring as Uncle Mort, finds himself at odds with Bronco's parents, at loose ends with love interest Kathy Milford, and at a loss on how to deal with Marjorie's impending departure. But he's got trusted and treasured friends in Summerfield to help him through. Walter Tetley costars as nephew Leroy, with Lillian Randolph as Birdie, Earle Ross as Judge Hooker, Richard LeGrand as Peavy the druggist, and Arthur Q. Bryan as Floyd the barber.
The 16 episodes surrounding the courtship, marriage, and mishaps of Marjorie (played by Mary Lee Robb) and Bronco (played by Richard Crenna) are both heartfelt and hilarious.
Episodes include: Double Date with Marjorie 10-05-49; A Job for Bronco 11-16-49; Bronco Bows Out 12-07-49; Bronco and Marjorie Engaged 12-21-49; Engagement Announcement 01-04-50; Dinner with the Thompsons 01-25-50; Should Marjorie Work? 02-08-50; Wedding Date Set 02-15-50; Marjorie's Shower 03-01-50; Gildy Contemplates Marriage 03-15-50; Picnic with the Thompsons 03-22-50; Apartment Hunting 04-05-50; Marjorie's Wedding Gown 04-19-50; The Jolly Boys' Gift 04-26-50; Bronco Disappears 05-03-50; Marjorie's Wedding 05-10-50.
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- David1301
- 07-25-18
Great radio
Harold Peary is one of the greats. This is one of the best radio series. The audio quality is better than other sources I had tried.