Jacques Renard Orchestra 12" 1933 radio broadcasts transcription on metal discs
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Jacques Renard and His Orchestra 12" radio broadcasts from Christmas Eve and New Years Eve, 1933, on WABC New York. Recorded on aluminum discs, it is a 3 record set. Recorded by Broadcast Producers of New York, expressly for Jacques Renard, so they belonged to him. He must have played them a lot, as they are worn. I have been collecting records for 43 years, and these are the only aluminum transcription records I have ever seen. Mr. Renard's biography;
Date of Birth 15 May 1897, Kiev, Russia Date of Death January 1973, Miami, Florida Mini Bio (1) Jacques Renard was born on May 15, 1897 in Kiev. He was an actor, known for Nick Kenny's Radio Thrills No. 2 (1933) and Rambling 'Round Radio Row #5 (1933). He died in January 1973 in Miami, Florida, USA.
Trivia (2) Orchestra Leader. Violinist and bandleader based in Boston from the late 1920s. He had his greatest success in the 1930's, recording for the Brunswick, Columbia and Victor labels. His orchestra also appeared on several top-rated radio shows, including Burns & Allen and Eddie Cantor. One of his early sidemen was a young Glenn Miller.
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