Ep.25 "The Carnival" Ep.26 "Patchwork" (1932)
The Family Doctor was a story about Dr. Grant Adams, a small town doctor who doubled as the community’s moral rectifier. He was more than just respected, he was loved by all. Each week he confronted issues from robbery to suicide, and always with common sense and gentle moral judgment. Though his old-fashioned remedies for sicknesses are outdated compared to modern medical practicing, The Family Doctor's attitude towards life's daily issues transcend time. Of the 39 intended episodes, only 12 were aired.
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TWO EPISODES: Ep.25 "The Carnival" and Ep.26 "Patchwork"
1932. Program #25. Broadcasters Program Syndicate/Bruce Eells and Associates syndication. "The Carnival". Music fill for local commercial insert. Doc and Mrs. Adams visit a traveling carnival to see the three-headed calf and play the old shell game. The date is approximate, possibly Transco origination. 14:40.
1932. Program #26. Broadcasters Program Syndicate/Bruce Eells and Associates syndication. "Patchwork". Music fill for local commercial insert. A visit from the doctor's son and his wife. There's conflict in the family until Doc Adams tells a story. The date is approximate, possibly Transco origination. 14:25.
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