
Tums Tune Time 48-06-29 Ep001 Stepping Out With My Baby
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Tom
Night and day, at home or away, always. Carrie Tums T U M S Tom's famous Quick Relief for Acid Indigestion presents Tom's Tune Time with our star, the modern poet of the piano, Carmen Cavallaro and his orchestra.
Carmen Cavallaro
Hello everyone. This is your host, Carmen Cavallaro. With the hope that you will enjoy the tunes of varied moods and tempos that we have all polished up for your listening pleasure this evening. And for our first Humps tune, won't you join us in a gay musical walk as we play Stepping out with my baby.
Tom
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Bob Leto
In the night O we're apart There's a ghost of you within my haunted heart Ghost of you my lost romance Lips that laugh as a dance Haunted heart Once let me be Dreams repeat A sweet but lonely song to me Dreams are dust it's you who must belong to me and through my haunted heart Be still my wanted heart Haunted heart Moon let me be Dreams repeat A sweet but lonely song to me Dreams are dust it's you who most belong to me and through my haunted heart Be still my home.
Carmen Cavallaro
This is Carmen Cavallaro again. Time now for our Tons album. Time, which is our weekly medley of three tuneful favorites whose melodies seem to mellow with the passing years.
Tom
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Unknown Spanish Speaker
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Tom
Like Tums for fast relief. Right you are, Mr. Casey. Nothing, just nothing tops Tums for fast relief from stomach distress due to acid indigestion and heartburn. Because Tums neutralize excess acid almost instantly, you feel better fast. For those of you who haven't already tried Tums, let me add this. Get yourself some Tums this very night and keep them handy. Still only 10 cents a roll, three roll package a quarter. All drugstores ask for T U M S Tums for the Tummy. From his Serenade album of recordings, Carmen Cavallaro offers our Tums listeners his versatile rendering of the lovely Italian air tango of Roses. With vocal aid from his Cavaliers quartet, Carmen Cavallero offers our Tums listeners a setting in modern Temple of On the little village green.
Bob Leto
On the little village green I met her Silver moonlight shining through her hair. I knew that I never would forget her you would understand if you were there on the little village dream we parted promising to meet another day I was left alone and brokenhearted When I heard that she had gone away but one night I chanced to stray there Dreaming of all I'd live Somehow she found her way there we looked, we sighed, we kissed if you followed all that I've been saying Right outside our window there's a sea now we have two little angels playing Playing on the little village but one night I chanced to stray there Dreaming of all I'd miss Somehow she found her way there we looked beside and then we kissed if you followed all that I've been saying Right outside our window there's a scene now we have two little angels playing Playing on the little village green Angels playing Playing on the little village green Angels playing Playing on the little village green.
Carmen Cavallaro
This is Carmen again. And since it's June, the traditional month of romance, we've chosen for our waltz of the week, a beautiful waltz song in the mood of the day. Falling in love with Love. In a moment, we'll unbind the music in our poet's scrapbook.
Tom
But first, when you're dead tired and still can't get to sleep, remember one of the most common causes of sleepless nights is acid indigestion. So before you slip into bed, slip one or two Tums in your mouth. Tums bring you sweet relief almost instantly. Neutralize the troublesome excess acid, let you get to sleep faster and sleep better. One of the many advantages of Tums is that they contain no baking soda or bicarbonate. So Tums won't over alkalize your stomach won't bring on acid. Rebound. This very night, try Tums. See if you don't sleep better and wake up more refreshed in the morning, get Tums at any drugstore. Still only 10 cents a roll. Three roll package, just a quarter. There are many imitations, but no substitute for Tums. T U M S Genuine Tums for the Tummy.
Carmen Cavallaro
Piano students can probably remember, just as I do, many tiresome hours spent studying the piano exercises in Mr. Carl Czerny's famous exercise books. Well, during a recent concert tour, I decided practicing would be a lot more pleasant if I added a little orchestral color behind the piano, which resulted in the musical pages. Our Poet's scrapbook contains tonight our arrangements for Piano and Orchestra of Czerny exercise in D OPA 740, number three. That's all the tum's tunes for today, folks. And we hope that you'll join us again next Tuesday at the same time and we'll have more tunes of many moves and tempos for your listening pleasure.
Tom
Yes, Carmen Cavallero will be back again next Tuesday. But meanwhile, remember, night and day, at home or away, always carry Tums. T U M S Tums for the tummy Tums Tune Time, starring Carmen Cavallaro, is written and produced by Dick Patterson. Your announcer, Jack Costello. This is NBC, the National Broadcasting Company.
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Harold's Old Time Radio: "Tums Tune Time 48-06-29 Ep001 Stepping Out With My Baby"
Release Date: March 8, 2025
Host: Carmen Cavallaro
Description: Dive into the nostalgic world of the Golden Age of Radio with "Tums Tune Time," hosted by the modern poet of the piano, Carmen Cavallaro. This episode, titled "Stepping Out With My Baby," features a delightful blend of musical performances, heartfelt renditions, and the timeless charm of radio storytelling.
The episode opens with Carmen Cavallaro warmly welcoming listeners to "Tums Tune Time." At [01:25], he sets the tone for the evening, expressing his hope that the audience will enjoy a diverse selection of tunes meticulously curated for their listening pleasure. "Hello everyone. This is your host, Carmen Cavallaro. With the hope that you will enjoy the tunes of varied moods and tempos that we have all polished up for your listening pleasure this evening," he announces, inviting listeners to embark on a musical journey.
Carmen introduces the first musical piece of the evening, "Stepping Out With My Baby," a cheerful and uplifting tune that sets a joyful mood for the program. The lively orchestration and engaging melodies embody the spirit of stepping out into the world with a loved one, encapsulating themes of love and companionship.
Following the upbeat opener, Carmen transitions into a more melancholic piece titled "Haunted Heart." This hauntingly beautiful song delves into themes of lost romance and lingering memories. The lyrics poignantly capture the essence of lingering love:
"In the night O we're apart
There's a ghost of you within my haunted heart
Ghost of you my lost romance"
The orchestration complements the emotional depth of the lyrics, creating a poignant listening experience.
At [10:47], Carmen introduces the "Tons album," a weekly medley segment featuring three timeless favorites whose melodies have mellowed gracefully over the years. This segment showcases Carmen's versatility and reverence for classic tunes.
"Roses" (11:09 - [16:00]): A lovely Italian air tango that exudes romance and elegance. Carmen's rendition, supported by his Cavaliers quartet, brings a fresh yet nostalgic feel to the piece.
"On the Little Village Green" ([16:00] - [20:00]): This song paints a vivid picture of a serene village scene, evoking feelings of nostalgia and simple joys. The harmonious blend of piano and orchestra creates a soothing and reflective atmosphere.
"Falling in Love with Love" ([22:36] - [25:19]): As June symbolizes the traditional month of romance, Carmen presents a beautiful waltz that captures the essence of love blooming. He describes it as "a beautiful waltz song in the mood of the day," perfectly aligning with the season's romantic vibes.
In a nod to piano enthusiasts, Carmen shares an arrangement of Carl Czerny's famous Exercise in D OPA 740, Number Three. This piece showcases Carmen's innovative approach to blending classical piano techniques with orchestral color, making practicing more enjoyable and engaging for listeners.
Throughout the episode, Carmen interjects with insightful and charming commentary, enhancing the listening experience:
Weekly Medley Introduction ([10:47]): "Time, which is our weekly medley of three tuneful favorites whose melodies seem to mellow with the passing years," Carmen explains, highlighting the timelessness of the selected pieces.
Seasonal Selection ([22:36]): Emphasizing the romantic theme of June, Carmen states, "since it's June, the traditional month of romance, we've chosen for our waltz of the week, a beautiful waltz song in the mood of the day."
Educational Insight ([26:19]): Sharing his passion for music education, Carmen remarks, "practicing would be a lot more pleasant if I added a little orchestral color behind the piano," introducing his unique arrangement of Czerny's exercise.
As the episode draws to a close, Carmen expresses his gratitude to the listeners and encourages them to return for future broadcasts. At [26:19], he signs off with a warm invitation:
"That's all the tun's tunes for today, folks. And we hope that you'll join us again next Tuesday at the same time and we'll have more tunes of many moods and tempos for your listening pleasure."
The program concludes with a final musical flourish and credits, leaving listeners with a sense of nostalgia and anticipation for upcoming episodes.
Carmen Cavallaro on Musical Variety:
[01:25] "With the hope that you will enjoy the tunes of varied moods and tempos that we have all polished up for your listening pleasure this evening."
Carmen Cavallaro on Medley Selection:
[10:47] "Time, which is our weekly medley of three tuneful favorites whose melodies seem to mellow with the passing years."
Carmen Cavallaro on Seasonal Music Choice:
[22:36] "Since it's June, the traditional month of romance, we've chosen for our waltz of the week, a beautiful waltz song in the mood of the day."
Carmen Cavallaro on Music Arrangement:
[26:19] "Practicing would be a lot more pleasant if I added a little orchestral color behind the piano, which resulted in the musical pages."
"Tums Tune Time 48-06-29 Ep001 Stepping Out With My Baby" encapsulates the essence of old-time radio, blending soulful music with heartfelt narration. Carmen Cavallaro's expertise and passion for music shine through, offering listeners a comforting and enriching auditory experience reminiscent of a bygone era. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Harold's Old Time Radio, this episode promises to be a delightful journey through timeless melodies and emotional storytelling.