Grandma’s Lye Soap
From http://kids.niehs.nih.gov/lyrics/lyesoap.htm
written by Johnny Standley and Art Thorsen – maybe early 50s
Do you remember Grandma’s Lye Soap,
Good for everything in the home,
And the secret was in the scrubbing,
It wouldn’t suds, and wouldn’t foam,
Oh, let us sing right out (sing out!)
For Grandma’s Lye Soap,
Sing it out, all over the place!
For pots and pans, and [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Good Old Days’
Grandma’s Lye Soap – Do you remember it?
Posted in 1950s, Good Old Days, Memories, Music, Oldies Songs and Music, tagged 1950s, 50s, Good Old Days, Memories, Music, Oldies Songs and Music on December 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
50s TV Shows
Posted in 1950s, Good Old Days, Oldies TV Shows, TV Shows, tagged 50s, Good Old Days, nostalgia, oldies TV, TV on December 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
taken from CrazyAboutTV.com
21 Beacon Street
26 Men
77 Sunset Strip
77th Bengal Lancers
Abbott and Costello Show
Adventures In Paradise
Adventures Of Jim Bowie
Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet
Adventures Of Superman
Adventures Of Wild Bill Hickok
African Patrol
Alcoa Hour
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Ann Sothern Show
Annie Oakley
Bachelor Father
Bat Masterson
Blondie
Bonanza
Boston Blackie
Bourbon Street Beat
Buccaneers
Burns And Allen Show
Captain Midnight
Cheyenne
Cisco Kid
Code 3
Colgate Comedy Hour
Colt 45
Commando Cody
Crossroads
December Bride
Dennis The Menace
The Deputy
Detectives, The
Donna [...]
Remember the Lights Out TV Show?
Posted in 1940s, Good Old Days, Memories, Oldies TV Shows, TV Shows, tagged 1940s, Add new tag, Good Old Days, Oldies TV Shows on December 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
from CrazyAboutTV.com
Series Description:
The Lights Out TV show was a 30 minute anthology, horror series on NBC. Each week audiences were treated to tales of terror, mystery, and suspense, often involving the supernatural.
Lights Out Cast:
Jack La Rue…………… Narrator (1949-1950)
Frank Gallop …………. Narrator (1950-1952)
Arlo Hults …………… Organist (1949-1952)
Doris Johnson ………… Harpist (1950-1952)
Paul Lipman ………….. Theremin Player (1949) [...]
