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Radio
1920s
The Sonora Hour
December 27, 1928
Starring: Allan Jones, Ruth Breton (violinist)
Allan Jones’ Program: “La Donna e Mobile,” “Liebestraum,” “I’m Falling in Love With Someone,” “O Cease Thy Singing Maiden Fair” (duet with Breton)
Columbia Network Radio Show
March 6, 1929
Allan Jones’ Program: “Pagliacci” aria, “Liebestraum”
1930s
NBC Light Opera Company
Allan Jones sang with this program for a short time.
Mobiloil Hour
April 23, 1930
Allan Jones’ Program: “Song of India,” “Ah! Moon of My Delight”
Cleveland Radio Show
January 28, 1931
Starring: Allan Jones, Ethel Fox, and others
NBC Radio Show
March 4, 1932
Allan Jones sings with Leo Reisman’s orchestra
Hollywood Radio Show
September 23, 1935
Allan Jones and Grace Moore sing “Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life” and “Sweethearts”
The Fred Astaire Show
Sept. 8, 1936
Fred Astaire was unable to attend, so Allan Jones, along with Ginger Rogers, appeared as a guest star.
Hollywood Hotel Hour
April 17, 1936
Allan Jones substituted for Dick Powell as master of ceremonies
Starring: Mary Astor, Bert Lytell, Edith Fellowes
The Metro-Maxwell House Hour
1937
This was Allan Jones’ first radio series.
Good News of 1938 (sponsored by the Maxwell House)
Allan Jones was regularly featured on this radio show along with other MGM stars. On Feb. 3, 1938, Allan, Judy Garland, and Fanny Brice sang together to promote their movie “Everybody Sing.”
1940s
Lux Radio Theatre
June 24, 1940
Allan Jones, Irene Dunne, and Charles Winniger perform “Show Boat.”
Radio Station WGN Chicago, Illinois
October 1941
Allan Jones performs “The Merry Widow.”
Philco Radio Theatre Hall of Fame
December 3l, 1944
Allan Jones, Kathryn Grayson, Charles Winniger, and Helen Forest perform “Show Boat.”
Screen Guild Players
July 29, 1946
Allan Jones and Irene Manning perform “Naughty Marietta.”
The Allan Jones Show (Old Gold Musical Express) CBS
1944
This was Allan Jones’ second show. He frequently performed with the Woody Herman Orchestra.
Dates:
August 2, 1944: Allan Jones sings “Stouthearted Men,” “I’ll Be Seeing You”
August 9, 1944: Allan Jones sings “It Could Happen to You,” “Don’t Blame Me”
September 6, 1944: Allan Jones sings “You Never Say Yes,” “Softly As in Morning Sunrise,” “In the Still of the Night,” “Some Other Time
1980s
“The World of Nostalgia” Sydney Radio Station 2NSB-FM
August 1988
Allan Jones is interviewed by David Duncan. Allan talks about his film career and the interview features song clips from many of his movies. Mr. Duncan offers copies of this interview for sale and his information is on the Online Shopping Page.