The Squibb Show

Girls, Girls, Girls

English · Radio, Music, Humor

The Squibb Show is a wartime-era radio variety program presented under the name of Squibb, the pharmaceutical company. Its format brings together entertainment rather than a single continuing story, offering listeners a mix of comedy and musical performance.

Variety programs of this kind move between spoken comedy and songs, giving the broadcast a lively, changing character. The title “Girls, Girls, Girls” suggests a themed installment, while the program’s appeal rests on the contrast between lighthearted humor and musical interludes.

This is a snapshot of commercial radio entertainment from the 1940s: polished, accessible, and designed for an audience gathered around the radio. It suits listeners curious about period variety shows and the blend of comedy and music that shaped their listening experience.

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.