Indianapolis, Indiana (Concert) Friday, October 22, 1948 Pan-Hellenic Dance University of Illinois Champaign (Dance) Friday, November 5, 1948 Lakeside Park Dayton, Ohio (Dance) Saturday, November 6, 1948 9:30 10:00 pm – Military “National Guard Ball” Northwest Armory Chicago, Illinois (CBS) (WBBM) Larry Alexander, announcer Ray Heatherton, host GMA CBS-613 33: CBS Unidentified (Part 2 only) 16” Somebody Loves Me Tex Beneke, vocal – A Woman Always Understands Bob Mitchell, vocal – Gypsy In My Soul The Moonlight Serenaders, vocal – Dreamy Lullaby Bob Mitchell, vocal – Rhapsody In Blue Goodnight Ladies (National Guard Program Theme) was a CBS network series of Saturday evening National Guard broadcasts “Military Ball” from various locations around the country. Saturday, November 13, 1948 Olympia Stadium Grand River at McGraw Detroit, Michigan “Dance Festival” Joint Appearance with Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra Concert, 9 - 10 pm Dancing, 10 pm 1 am – Tuesday, November 16, 1948 Terp Ballroom Austin, Minnesota (Dance)
Indianapolis, Indiana (Concert) Friday, October 22, 1948 Pan-Hellenic Dance University of Illinois Champaign (Dance) Friday, November 5, 1948 Lakeside Park Dayton, Ohio (Dance) Saturday, November 6, 1948 9:30 – 10:00 pm “National Guard Military Ball” Northwest Armory Chicago, Illinois (CBS) (WBBM) Larry Alexander, announcer Ray Heatherton, host GMA CBS-613 16” 33: CBS Unidentified (Part 2 only) Somebody Loves Me – Tex Beneke, vocal A Woman Always Understands – Bob Mitchell, vocal Gypsy In My Soul – The Moonlight Serenaders, vocal Dreamy Lullaby – Bob Mitchell, vocal Rhapsody In Blue Goodnight Ladies (National Guard Program Theme) “Military Ball” was a CBS network series of Saturday evening National Guard broadcasts from various locations around the country. Saturday, November 13, 1948 Olympia Stadium Grand River at McGraw Detroit, Michigan “Dance Festival” Joint Appearance with Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra Concert, 9 - 10 pm Dancing, 10 pm – 1 am Tuesday, November 16, 1948 Terp Ballroom Austin, Minnesota (Dance)
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