Acetate MAXINE SULLIVAN sings LOCH LOMAND & HUT SUT SONG

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10" 33 RPM  ACETATE of 1930's  radio show called the "FORD HOUR" MAXINE SULLIVAN sings Loch Lomand & the Hut Sut song  Links to hear the songs below.
SIDE 1: Maxine Sullivan sings "Loch Lomand" There is another instrumental number after it  which sound quite familiar but I don't know the name of it. There is then an edit in the tape (I assume where a commercial was) and following that is an instrumental of "Sometimes I feel like a Motherless child". To close off side 1 is one last instrumental which ends early when the side ends. It is a south American number I think it is titled "Brazil." But i am likely wrong.
SIDE 2: The Hut Sut Song outtake I made is only about 1/3 of a much longer Instrumental number leading up to it.  Possibly just to be clever the last number on the acetate is  a wonderful production of Gilbert & Sullivan's Pinafore with full orchestra & chorus. The acetate ends before the # ends.  
LINK- acetate of MAXINE SULLIVAN singing LOCH LOMAND 
LINK- acetate MAXINE SULLIVAN SINGS THE HUT SUT SONG 
condition VG to VG+ (but listen yourself and decide)

WIKIPEDIA

The Ford Sunday Evening Hour was an hour-long concert music radio series, sponsored by the

 Ford Motor Company, which was broadcast from 1934 to 1946, with a hiatus from 1942 to 1945.

 Later known as The Ford Symphony Hour, the program presented selections of classical music,

 hymns, popular ballads and well-known arias.

The series featured a rotation of different conductors, including Victor Kolar, Fritz Reiner,Wilfred Pelletier

 and John Barbirolli. Soloists included soprano Kirsten Flagstad, tenorThomas Hayward, Helen Jepson, 

contralto Gladys Swarthout, tenor Richard Tauber, baritoneJohn Charles Thomas (a 1936-37 regular)

 and Lawrence Tibbett.

When The Ford Sunday Evening Hour came to an end, the Ford Motor Company immediately 

launched one week later, The Ford Festival of American Music which offered the full spectrum of

 popular music, from swing to show tunes, along with folk and classical selections. Leigh Harline

 conducted the orchestra, and Alfred Drake was the host of the show, produced by George Zachary. 

It aired from June 30 to September 22, 1946.

VG++: A hair under NM may have only a couple of very insignificant surface only lines..

VG+:   Used but not abused .  Will  likely have some relatively slight audible imperfections. 

VG:   Likely will have visual imperfections. There will be some audible imperfections.

VG-: Usually the lowest rating I will list an LP at. Same as VG but defects are more pronounced.  

G+:  Background sound is so loud that listening might be a chore.

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