Who Remembers "listen With Mother?"

[mrs_overall]

I only ever listened to it firmly snuggled on the lap of an aunt and being tiny I couldn't understand why it wasn't called "Listen With Auntie Ethel."

[Dee Sa]

later after Dick Barton ,Jock & Snowy came The Daring Dexters, who remembers Valentine Dyall in The Man in Black on the radio where he invited you to switch off the light and listen to his creepy tales ? Mrs Dale she kept saying every so often" I'm worried about Jim" to her daily woman.
Going back even further on tv who remembers a cowboy puppet called Hank and his horse Silver King and his arch enemy Mexican Pete the bandit ? Hank use to sing "oh theyre tough mighty tough in the west a vodee oh doh", used to love that one.

[maggiebee]

Think this might be the very first episode of Andy Pandy

http://www.youtube.c...uery=Andy Pandy

[tonyav]

Not working, maggie, put the YouTube url in the Enter YouTube Link Here.....

[stuey]

Don't forget "Children's Hour" with The Teddy Bears' Picnic, and also The Goon Show.

[gness]

The Goon Show is on 4extra shortly...but I never liked it....x

[corylus]

Gasps in awe........ Mrs O are you the reincarnation of the late, lamented Daphne Oxenford? And yes, I am sitting comfortably... so shall we begin?

[marval]

Here you go Maggie, the first episode.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEfnJBArxGg

[DaisyNonna]

Mother was always working.

[whiskeryron]

I was always worried about that foreign looking guy who was always saying to that lovely looking girl '' Time for bed''

[Ann]

Corylus - you have brought back memories ..... Daphne Oxenford, I remember so well in the early - mid 50s. Another presenter was Julia Lang I believe?
I remember the song This is the way the old men ride, Hobble-dee Hobble-dee Hobble-dee and down into a ditch!

[Ann]

I was going to say I remember the programme as Dong de dong but I see I posted it last year (see related posts below!)

[Ann]

For those who missed the link in my post last year, this is a wonderful nostalgic website
http://www.turnipnet.com/whirligig/radio/lwm.htm

[TheWinner]

Dee Sa, I think you are referring to another favourite of mine at the time, called Four Feather Falls. I will see if I can find a link..............

[TheWinner]