Though only aired on a single station, it nevertheless represents an early example of television programming.
The June 1, 1946 edition of Billboard magazine describes the series as an "audience participation" program, hosted by Frances Scott.
They said of the program "The American Broadcasting Company again tried to tele-convert a mike show for the camera - and did it not too badly.
Why it did it at all is the question",[2] referring to how a similar program had been presented the previous week on WCBW.
Frances Scott was the program's host, and Harvey Marlowe was the producer.