In July and August 1945, the Chase and Sanborn show broadcast 2 shows from Santa Monica, 1 from Corona and 1 from Pasadena. The shows are available at
http://www.archive.org/details/SpikeJones
The logs from Jerry H and to a lesser extent radiogoldindex show:
45-07-29 Santa Monica
45-08-05 Corona (radiogold doesn't list a city for this date)
45-08-12 Santa Monica (radiogold says it may be 7-29)
45-08-19 Pasadena
I believe that the two Santa Monica shows have had their dates switched at some point. However if that is true then either (1) the wrong cities were announced at the end of the shows or (2) the logs have the Corona and Pasadena dates switched. The simplest explanation is the logs have Corona and Pasadena switched. I believe the shows are
45-07-29 Santa Monica (first song - Sunny Side of the Street)
45-08-05 Pasadena
45-08-12 Santa Monica (first song - There I've Said It Again)
45-08-19 Corona
Santa Monica #1 (listed as 7/29 but I think it is 8/12)
First Song - There I've Said It Again
Other Songs - Siam; The More I See You; The Blue Danube; Did You Ever See a Dream Walking; With My Eyes Wide Open; Good Night My Love
at 26:10 refers to "as we stand on the threshold of peace."
at 26:45 refers to "the war in which we've just triumphed. We won this war not because we're stronger.."
Note: Atomic weapons were dropped on Japan on Aug. 6th and Aug. 9th. Announcement to the world made by Truman on Aug. 9th. Japan surrendered Aug. 15th.
End of show says next week's show is at Corona
Wisconsin State Journal for for 45-08-12 says 7 p. m. - Frances Langford Show (WIBA): at Santa Monica Calif., redistribution center; "Stay as Sweet as You Are," "With My Eyes Wide Open," "Did You Ever See a Dream Walking," "Take a Number From One to Ten," "You Turned the Tables on Me," "Don't Fence Me In."
Santa Monica #2 (listed as 8/12 but I think it is 7/29)
First Song - Sunny Side of the Street
Reference at 2:50 to "looking forward to Wednesday, August 1st."
Reference at 10:10 to the movie G.I. Joe premiering in Albuqurque "about 10 days ago." The Story of GI Joe had premiered in Albuquerque on July 12,1945 according to the book 'Ernie Pyle in the American Southwest' by Richard Melzer
End of show says next week's show is at Pasadena
Wisconsin State Journal for July 29 says from Santa Monica Redistribution Center.
Corona (listed as 8/05 but I think it is 8/19)
1st song - Long Ago and Far Away
at 2:26 "of the four, two gave all they had to make this day possible"
The mood of the show is subdued with no jokes.
Pasadena (listed as 8/19 but I think it is 8/05)
1st song - Sentimental Journey
Other Songs played - McNamara's Band; If I Love You; Gotta Be This or That; Hawaiian War Chant; I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart; I Got It Bad;
At end of show - next week is a special show for returning soldiers.
The mood of the show is light with many jokes.
The Wisconsin State Journal for 45-08-05 says 7 p. m. - Frances Langford Show (WIBA): at Pasadena Regional hospital; "I Got It Bad," "Sentimental Journey," "Lonely Love," "Hawaiian War Chant," "McNamara's Band."
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480819 Frances Langford was 450805