Transmission
Undated
Eb and Zeb (1932)
Taking Inventory (pilot)
Network
Syndicated
Running time
12 min
Two old-timers minding a country store — a fifteen-minute rural comedy from the earliest years of syndication.
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1930–1934 · Syndicated
Eb and Zeb (1932)
Two storekeepers on the Pacific coast, in the earliest surviving West Coast comedy
Eb and Zeb ran on KFRC San Francisco from 1932, a rural two-hander built on the same nightly quarter-hour model as Amos 'n' Andy but made entirely on the West Coast. The surviving discs carry no broadcast dates, so they are listed here undated rather than assigned a guess.
7 recordings · San Francisco
Eb and Zeb was recorded on transcription discs in the early 1930s for local sponsorship. Transferred from the Internet Archive item 'EbZeb'; only the datable 1932 instalments appear here.
Undated recordings7
Transmission
Undated
Eb and Zeb (1932)
General Store Is Going Broke
Network
Syndicated
Running time
11 min
Two old-timers minding a country store — a fifteen-minute rural comedy from the earliest years of syndication.
Transmission
Undated
Eb and Zeb (1932)
Installing Gas Pumps
Network
Syndicated
Running time
12 min
Two old-timers minding a country store — a fifteen-minute rural comedy from the earliest years of syndication.
Transmission
Undated
Eb and Zeb (1932)
Snooty Hortense
Network
Syndicated
Running time
14 min
Two old-timers minding a country store — a fifteen-minute rural comedy from the earliest years of syndication.
Transmission
Undated
Eb and Zeb (1932)
How To Operate Gas Pump
Network
Syndicated
Running time
13 min
Two old-timers minding a country store — a fifteen-minute rural comedy from the earliest years of syndication.
Transmission
Undated
Eb and Zeb (1932)
Millionaire Is Coming
Network
Syndicated
Running time
13 min
Two old-timers minding a country store — a fifteen-minute rural comedy from the earliest years of syndication.
Transmission
Undated
Eb and Zeb (1932)
Repairing Damaged Gas Pump
Network
Syndicated
Running time
13 min
Two old-timers minding a country store — a fifteen-minute rural comedy from the earliest years of syndication.