Bob Hope Christmas Show 1938

[@shawnmalone9711]

This was a funny show, I couldn't stop laughing!😂😂

[@OTRHALLOWEENHOLIDAZE]

You always find that one that makes you laugh. Baby Snook's is one that gets a laugh from me.

[@johnrudolph1767]

This is a incredibly funny holiday show! These great old radio shows keep me in a holiday spirit all year around. Thank you so much OTR HALLOWEENHOLIDAZE, for sharing them with us.

[@kjellvb1979]

If you traveled the 82 years back to 1938 in a time machine, then decided to hop back into the time machine for another 82 year trip backwards, t'would be pre-Civil War! Time blows the mind, sometimes.

[@OTRHALLOWEENHOLIDAZE]

Mine too!

[@fromthesidelines]

This was Bob's first Christmas show in his "Pepsodent" era. He was already established on NBC's Tuesday night schedule at 10pm(et) {following "THE JOHNSON'S WAX PROGRAM WITH FIBBER McGEE AND MOLLY" ("...FIBBER McGEE AND COMPANY" at the time, until Marian Jordan returned in the spring of '39)}. Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton's initial "Blondie" movie had just been released, and were to star in a weekly radio edition the following year....

[@bertmustin]

Do not open until Christmas 1945. Sounds like Bob's brother was fortunate to be in prison.