Created in the 1920s, this serial story of two African
Americans from the Deep South trying to make a new life in Harlem was the biggest thing in American radio with one in three Americans tuning in every nteht' But fwlo years it's been an embarrassment
-factors whoaeated and starred in Amos 'n'
Andy were white men, Freeman F Gosden and Charles J Correll. Jeffrey Robinson presents the first of two programmes. The second part can be heard next week at the same time. Producer Dave Batchelor