Popular tv show in 1930s

Answer 1

There was no 'broadcast' television as we know it, in the 1930's. It was for the most part, still in the inventors' hands (and minds.) Modern television did not become affordable and popular until the 1950's.

Answer 2

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There is no information available to determine which of these shows was the most popular, however a cursory look at the list, due to its longevity, The Jack Benny Program could possibly fit that bill.

It could be suggested it was The Ed Sullivan Show but it only aired the last 2 years of the 1940s while Jack Benny aired throughout the decade.

Answer 3

The 1930s was a golden age for radio. By the end of the decade, 28 million Americans had one in their home. ÔOur Gal SundayÕ was a popular show during this time.

Answer 4

There was no television until the 1940s so the popular shows of the 1930s were the Vaudeville Theatrical troups which toured the country.

Answer 5

Television had not been invented in 1930. A crude version was invented later in the decade but development was shelved when World War II broke out.

Answer 6

Television was invented in the 1930's but it's development was shelved by World War II. There were no television shows in the 1930's.

Answer 7

as the world turns

Answer 8

Amos n Andy