Tv's M*A*S*H

Kate Smith Speaks was the most listened-to program in daytime radio during the 1940s. The mixture of folksy vignettes, news items, and heartfelt editorials presented a slice of life on the home front. Kate Smith was one of the three most popular female personalities of the times, both as a vocalist and as a commentator. She liked the informality of the "e;Speaks"e; broadcasts because it brought her closer to her listeners. Travel back to the era before, during, and after World War II through fifty actual scripts.