JACK PEARL SHOW

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OLD TIME RADIO - 1 CD - 29 mp3 - Total Playtime: 14:14:37

Jack Pearl, born Jack Perlman (October 29, 1894 – December 25, 1982), was a vaudeville performer and a star of early radio.
Born in New York, Pearl made an easy transition from vaudeville to broadcasting when he introduced his character Baron Munchausen on The Ziegfeld Follies of the Air in 1932. His creation was loosely based on the Baron Münchhausen literary character. As the Baron, Pearl would tell far-fetched stories with a comic German accent. When the straight man (originally Ben Bard, but later Cliff Hall) expressed skepticism, the Baron replied with his familiar tagline and punchline: "Vass you dere, Sharlie?" This catch phrase soon became part of the national lexicon.

Typical of the dialogue:

Hall: You seem to be effervescent tonight.
Munchausen: Haff you effer seen me ven I effer vasn't?

Pearl played this character and others in musical revues of the 1920s and 1930s: The Dancing Girl (1923), Topics of 1923 (1923–1924), A Night in Paris (1926), Artists and Models (1927–1928), Pleasure Bound (1929), International Review (1930), Ziegfeld Follies of 1931, Pardon My English (1923) and All for All (1943).
Pearl's radio career included stints as the host of The Lucky Strike Hour (1932–34) and The Jack Pearl Show, which ran from late 1936 through early 1937, sponsored by Raleigh and Kool Cigarettes.
The success of his first radio series brought him to the attention of MGM. He starred as his character in one feature film, Meet the Baron (1933) with Jimmy Durante, Edna May Oliver, ZaSu Pitts and the Three Stooges. He also appears in Ben Bard and Jack Pearl (1926), a film of their vaudevile act made in the DeForest Phonofilm sound-on-film process, and Hollywood Party (1934).
With the cancellation of his second radio series, Pearl found himself struggling for work. He continued in radio with shows like, Jack and Cliff (1948) and The Baron and the Bee (1952), a quiz show, but he never recaptured his mid-1930s fame.
In 1934, a juvenile novel, Jack Pearl as Detective Baron Munchausen, was based on his radio scripts. He received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his radio work. Pearl died in New York in 1982.
He was an uncle to the agent and producer Bernie Brillstein.

 

EPISODES LIST

Jack Pearl Show 36-11-23 (03) First Song - You Turn The Tables On Me
Jack Pearl Show 36-11-30 (04) First Song - High Hat, Piccilo and Cane
Jack Pearl Show 36-12-07 (05) First Song - The Organ Grinder Swing
Jack Pearl Show 36-12-14 (06) First Song - A Dancing Mood
Jack Pearl Show 36-12-21 (07) First Song - Anchors Away
Jack Pearl Show 36-12-28 (08) First Song - Head Over Heels In Love
Jack Pearl Show 37-01-04 (09) First Song - One, Two, Buckle Your Shoe
Jack Pearl Show 37-01-11 (10) First Song - The Goona-Goo
Jack Pearl Show 37-01-18 (11) On The Way To Atlantic City
Jack Pearl Show 37-01-25 (12) Flying To Miami
Jack Pearl Show 37-02-01 (13) Bound For Havana
Jack Pearl Show 37-02-08 (14) First Song - I've Got A Heavy Date
Jack Pearl Show 37-02-15 (15) Rio De Janiro
Jack Pearl Show 37-02-22 (16) First Song - That Foolish Feeling
Jack Pearl Show 37-03-01 (17) First Song - Jamboree
Jack Pearl Show 37-03-08 (18) In Egypt
Jack Pearl Show 37-03-15 (19) First Song - Slumming On The Avenue
Jack Pearl Show 37-03-19 (20) First Song - When The Poppies Bloom Again
Jack Pearl Show 37-03-26 (21) First Song - I've Got Beginners Luck
Jack Pearl Show 37-04-02 (22) First Song - Jammin'
Jack Pearl Show 37-04-09 (23) First Song - Wake Up And Live
Jack Pearl Show 37-04-16 (24) First Song - How Could You
Jack Pearl Show 37-04-23 (25) First Song - Jamboree
Jack Pearl Show 37-04-30 (26) First Song - I Never Knew
Jack Pearl Show 37-05-07 (27) First Song - To A Sweet And Pretty Thing
Jack Pearl Show 37-05-14 (28) First Song - They All Laugh
Jack Pearl Show 37-05-21 (29) First Song - Good Morning
Jack Pearl Show 37-06-04 (31) First Song - That Foolish Feeling
Jack Pearl Show 37-06-11 (32) First Song - Can't You Hear Mountain Music

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This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 27 September, 2014.