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Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
Source collection: TheFireChieftheEdWynnShow
26 of 26 shown
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No. 1
28 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
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No. 2
26 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 3
25 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 4
30 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 5
29 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 6
29 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 7
30 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 8
24 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 9
29 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 10
17 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 11
21 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 12
30 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 13
30 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 14
28 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 15
29 min
15 episodes of "The Fire Chief," starring Ed Wynn (1886-1966), who wrote all of his own scripts. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 16
30 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 17
29 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 18
28 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 19
26 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 20
25 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 21
30 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 22
29 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 23
29 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 24
24 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 25
30 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 26
30 min
Ed Wynn hosted a popular radio show for most of the 1930s, heard on Tuesday nights and sponsored by Texaco; he was often seen wearing a fireman's helmet as the "Texaco Fire Chief." Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.