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Life of Riley, Vol. 1 - audiobook

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Life of Riley, Vol. 1 - audiobook

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Created by Irving Brecher, The Life of Riley starred William Bendix as Brooklyn-born Chester A. Riley, a family man who worked as a wing riveter at the fictional Cunningham Aircraft plant in California. The stories were usually set at home, where Riley would cheerfully disrupt life with his malapropisms and ill-timed intervention into minor problems. His stock answer to every turn of fate became a popular catch phrase: a What a revoltin development this is!a Trouble usually arose when Riley received bad information from his coworker, Jim Gillis.Paula Winslowe played Rileys wife, Peg; John Brown doubled as undertaker a Diggera ODell and Jim Gillis; Tommy Cook, Bobby Ellis, and Scotty Beckett each played the role of Rileys son, Junior; and Sharon Douglas played the Rileys daughter, Babs. Alan Reed, the voice of Fred Flintstone, played multiple characters, including Rileys boss, Mr. Stevenson, as well as Pegs father.The program aired on radio from 1944 until 1951, making a successful transition to television in 1949. Due to a contract dispute, Bendix couldnt initially play Riley on television, so the role went to Jackie Gleason. In 1953 Bendix was free to star as Riley on the small screen and continued with it until 1958.Episodes include:a Cissios Marriagea a Riley the Dogcatchera a Riley Fixes Dinner for Mothers Daya a Fish Storya a The Boss Son-in-Lawa a The Halloween Show: Haunted Housea a Big Football Beta a Rileys Mash Note at Night Schoola a Wedding Anniversarya a Five Dollars Is Missinga a Gambling Does Not Paya a Riley Thinks Hes Promoteda
Kategoria: Obcojęzyczne
Język: Angielski
Zabezpieczenie: brak
ISBN: 978-1-5046-3238-6

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