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Jimmy Durante and Garry Moore Show

Audio Files Sourced: Jimmy Durante and Gary Moore Show - Free OTR Shows


This audio is part of the collection: Old Time Radio

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Keywords: Jimmy Durante; Garry Moore; OTR; Old Time Radio


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Reviewer: XMinusOne - - December 24, 2007
Subject: It's simple - It's Durante
If you like Durante, you'll like his old time radio shows; it's Durante being Durante. Garry Moore simply adds a regular partner for Durante to interact with, although he holds his own on the show, and didn't seem to change style or manner when he moved from radio to television. (At another time Alan Young, the Canadian actor who later became Wilbur on the television show Mr Ed, was a radio partner for Durante). Moore is something more than a second banana or straight man for Durante and they play off each other pretty well; Durante using Moore more as a partner than a foil. The shows themselves aren't anything special, in part because there are so few episodes in existance and it doesn't enable them to stand out among other variety shows. But, the shows as a whole are worth the listening to.


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