Film Festival

Study buddies Rex and Archibald have one day to write a term paper (that they completely forgot about) for Miss Krakauer’s World Cultural History Class. They decide to sneak in to the Oceantown International Historical Film Festival. Luckily they can pack 30 hours of research into 15 hours thanks to the TimeLost Brand Linear Acceleramelerator. Will they be able to pull it off?

Hour One has 2 20-second pauses (with music) at 16:31 and 36:15 for local station ID:

Here is Hour One divided into 3 segments to facilitate local station ID:

1 - Los Piconeros - Adelita Trujillo con Rafael de Paz – 1938

2 - Bonita Guadalajara - Jorge Negrete con El Mariachi Vargas de Tecalition - 1942

3 - Fly Too High, Fall Too Deep - Marguerite Viby og Frederik Jensen med Kai Julian og hans Orkester – 1932

4 - Since Mother Goes to Movie Shows - Billy Murray – 1916

5 - At the Ten-Cent Movie Show - Walter Van Brunt – 1913

6 - Sodade, Meu Bem, Sodade - Vanja Orico - 1953

7 - I Wanna Be a Cowboy in the Movies - Beatrice Kay with Mitchell Ayres and his Orchestra – 1947

Two Guys from Texas

8 - Onkel Fichte mit der Nichte - Helene Ballot – 1907

Note the additional hole off-center used to synchronize the music with a silent movie.

9 - The Last Jasmine - Tonis Maroudas – 1951

10 - In Waikiki - Frances Langford with Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians – 1944

11 - If War Breaks Out Tomorrow - U. S. S. R. Red-Banner Ensemble - 1939

If War Breaks Out Tomorrow

12 - Ringo No Uta (The Song of the Apple) - Noboru Kirishima and Michiko Namiki – 1945

Soyokaze

13 - Pepitas de Oro - Xavier Cugat y su Orquesta – 1949

14 - La Strada Del Bosco - Carlo Buti con Orchestra D. Olivieri - 1946

15 - C'est Merveilleux - Edith Piaf – 1949

16 - After the Movies - Suspense – 1950 (Radio Drama)

17 - Seeing Phil's New Movie - The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show – 1952 (Radio Comedy)

18 – Haole Hula – Dick McIntire’s Harmony Hawaiians - 1934