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Vic and Sade

American radio program

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history of radio broadcasting

In radio: Situation comedy
For example, Vic and Sade, which debuted on June 29, 1932, depicted the strange yet recognizable events in the lives of Victor Gook and his wife, Sade, who lived in “the small house halfway up the next block,” in small-town Illinois. Although the show had a sparse…
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