THE OLD-TIME RADIO HOUR: Recent Episodes
Justeen Ward
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar "The Hollywood Mystery Matter" January 4, 1959 CBS Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar "The Hapless Hunter Matter" December 8, 1957 CBS Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar "The Deadly Doubt Matter" January 11, 1959 CBS
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar "The Ideal Vacation Matter" September 22, 1957 CBS Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar "The Cautious Celebate Matter" April 19,1959 CBS Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar "The Ingenuous Jeweler Matter" January 5, 1958 CBS
The Railroad Hour "Madame Sherry" April 17, 1950 NBC The Railroad Hour "Revenge with Music" October 23, 1950 NBC
The Railroad Hour "The Prince of Pilsen" April 24, 1950 NBC The Railroad Hour "High Button Shoes" May 7, 1951 NBC
Jerome Kern Musicals The Railroad Hour "Very Warm For May" June 4, 1951 NBC The Railroad Hour "Sally" May 1, 1950 NBC
4th of July Musicals The Railroad Hour "Dearest Enemy" November 10, 1952 NBC Rodgers and Hart The Railroad Hour "The Man Without A Country" June 29, 1953 NBC
Musicals The Railroad Hour "Girl Crazy" December 6, 1948 ABC The Railroad Hour "Review of 1926" August 14, 1950 NBC
Father Knows Best "Father's Day Fishing Trip" June 15, 1950 NBC Living 1949 "Father's Day" June 12, 1949 NBC
Juneteenth Destination Freedom "Up From Slavery" March 13, 1949 WMAQ Destination Freedom "The Boy Who Was Traded for a Horse" November 17, 1948 WMAQ Chicago.
Lux Radio Theater "The Sidewalks of London" February 12, 1940 CBS starring Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester
Memorial Day Lux Radio Theater "Wake Island" October 26, 1942 CBS starring Brian Donlevy, Robert Preston, and Broderick Crawford
Lux Radio Theater "Front Page Woman" January 16, 1939 CBS starring Paulette Goddard and Fred McMurray
Life of Riley "Mother in Law" May 13, 1945 ABC Life of Riley "Mother's Day Gift" May 12, 1950 NBC
The Six Shooter starring James Stewart The Six Shooter "Thicker Than Water" March 14, 1954 NBC The Six Shooter "Jenny" September 20, 1953 NBC
The Six Shooter starring James Stewart The Six Shooter "Aunt Emma" April 1, 1954 NBC The Six Shooter "Anna Norquist" May 6, 1954 NBC
The Lone Ranger "Two Front Wheels" March 24, 1943 Blue Network (which would become ABC) The Lone Ranger "Easterner" November 21, 1938 Mutual
Gene Autry's Melody Ranch "Pat is Kidnapped" first broadcast on AFRS Gene Autry's Melody Ranch "Church in Willow Valley" September 20, 1953 CBS
Easter 1950 Our Miss Brooks "Easter Eggs" April 9, 1950 CBS Red Skelton "Easter" April 9, 1950 CBS
Screen Director's Playhouse "Hired Wife" February 6, 1949 NBC Starring Rosalind Russell Screen Director's Playhouse "Miss Grant Takes Richmond" May 19, 1950 NBC Starring Lucille Ball
Screen Directors Playhouse "It Happens Every Spring" April 14, 1950 NBC Starring Ray Milland Screen Directors Playhouse "Suddenly It's Spring" March 27, 1949 NBC Starring Fred McMurray
The Railroad Hour "Springtime In Paris" July 16, 1951 NBC starring Gordon MacRae The Railroad Hour "Spring Is Here" May 12, 1952 NBC by Rodgers and Hart
Destination Freedom "The Father Of The Blues" September 12, 1948 WMAQ Chicago Biography of W C Handy Destination Freedom "Transfusion" March 27, 1949 WMAQ Biography of Dr Charles R Drew
Destination Freedom "Echoes of Harlem" November 7, 1948 WMAQ the story of Duke Ellington Destination Freedom "The Saga of Melody Jackson" May 29, 1949 WMAQ
My Favorite Husband "Valentine" February 11, 1949 CBS starring Lucille Ball Dr Christian "My True Valentine" February 14, 1940 CBS 5 minute Valentine's Day item from Time Magazine's "The March of Time" February 17, 1938 CBS
Lux Radio Theater "The Ex-Mrs. Bradford" June 19, 1939 CBS Starring William Powell and Claudette Colbert
Lux Radio Theater "Deadline at Dawn" May 20, 1946 CBS Starring Joan Blondell and Paul Lukas
Science Fiction Suspense "Man from Tomorrow" September 1, 1957 CBS Quiet Please "One For The Book" November 21, 1948 ABC
Science Fiction by Ray Bradbury Escape "Mars is Heaven" June 2, 1950 CBS Dimension X "The Mars Chronicles" August 18, 1950 NBC
Happy New Year Suspense "The 32nd of December" December 28, 1958 CBS Gunsmoke "Pucket's New Year" January 1, 1956 CBS
The Hall of Fame "Disney Christmas Stocking with Walt Disney and Friends" December 23, 1934 NBC CBS Radio Workshop "All Is Bright" December 23, 1956 CBS
Jack Benny The Jello Show "Old Fashioned Christmas" December 20, 1936 NBC Red My Little Margie "Timmy's Christmas" December 21, 1952 CBS starring Gale Storm
Suspense "Out for Christmas" December 21, 1953 CBS Dragnet "Big Little Jesus" December 21, 1954 NBC Stan Freberg Dragnet Parody with Christmas theme 1953
Hollywood Radio Theater "Peter Pan" December 21, 1953 AFRS Disney Version by Lux Radio Theater
The Eddie Cantor Show "Thanksgiving" November 27,1947 NBC The Roma Wine Show "Thanksgiving Show" November 18, 1943 CBS Starring Charlie Ruggles Mary Astor and Misha Ayer
Thanksgiving You Are There "The Sailing of the Mayflower" December 21, 1947 CBS Cavalcade of America "The Path of Praise" November 20, 1951 NBC
Science Fiction from Old Radio X Minus One "The Hostess" December 12, 1956 NBC by Isaac Asimov X Minus One "Lifeboat Mutiny" September 11, 1956 NBC
X Minus One "The C Chute" February 8, 1956 NBC by Isaac Asimov X Minus One "Honeymoon in Hell" December 26, 1956 NBC
Halloween Lights Out "Cat Wife" April 6, 1938 NBC Starring Boris Karloff Lights Out "Little Old Lady" November 17, 1937 CBS
Halloween Lights Out "The Dream" March 23, 1938 NBC Lights Out "Big Mr. Little" January 26, 1943 CBS
Halloween Lights Out "The Little People" April 14, 1937 NBC Lights Out "Heavenly Jeep" May 4, 1943 CBS
Lights Out "Money Money Money" March 30, 1943 CBS Lights Out "Speed" January 5, 1943 CBS
Lights Out "Special to Hollywood" February 17, 1941 NBC Lights Out "He Dug It Up" February 9, 1943 CBS
Lights Out, Everybody "The Devil's Due" April 4, 1939 NBC Lights Out "Strange Couple" first broadcast in 1935 from Chicago NBC
Suspense "A Ring for Marya" December 28, 1950 CBS starring Cornel Wilde Suspense "Another Man's Poison" May 17, 1951 CBS starring Charles Boyer
Back to School The Halls of Ivy "Professor Gerhard's Secret" March 24, 1950 NBC The Halls of Ivy "Gangsters Son" January 20, 1950 NBC Starring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Colman
Back to School The Halls of Ivy "Reappointment" January 6, 1950 NBC The Halls of Ivy "Student Editorial" January 13, 1950 NBC
Labor Day Lux Radio Theater "Our Vines Have Tender Grapes" September 2, 1946 CBS starring Margaret O'Brien
Suspense "The Black Path Of Fear" August 31, 1944 CBS Suspense "Dame Fortune" October 24, 1946 CBS starring Susan Hayward
Suspense "Murder in G Flat" April 5, 1951 CBS starring Jack Benny Suspense "Steel River Prison Break" September 3, 1951 on CBS starring Jeff Chandler
The King's Men "Hoagy Carmichael" June 14, 1949 NBC The King's Men "Johnny Mercer" August 16, 1949 NBC
The Stan Freberg Show Episode 5 "Moon Man Orrville" August 11, 1957 CBS The Stan Freberg Show Episode 10 "Do It Yourself Piano" September 15, 1957 CBS
Stan Freberg with Daws Butler and June Foray The Stan Freberg Show Episode 8 "Good Humor Men" September 1, 1957 CBS The Stan Freberg Show Episode 1 "Tuned Sheep" July 14, 1957 CBS
Summer Vacation with Columbia Workshop Columbia Workshop "Now It's Summer" September 29, 1939 CBS Columbia Workshop "Sometime Every Summer" June 16, 1946 CBS
Summer Vacation My Favorite Husband "Vacation Time" April 29, 1949 CBS starring Lucille Ball and Richard Denning Fibber McGee and Molly "Camping Trip" June 22, 1943 NBC
Screen Guild Theater "Yankee Doodle Dandy" October 19, 1942 CBS Starring James Cagney The Railroad Hour "The Man Without a Country" June 29, 1953 NBC
Father's Day
The Magnificent Montague in "Father of the Year" June 16, 1951 NBC
Life with the Lyons "It's A Wise Father" November 22, 1951 BBC
Richard Diamond, Private Detective "The Enigma Of Big Ed" April 04, 1952 ABCRichard Diamond, Private Detective "Mr. Walker's Problem" March 28, 1952 ABC
Richard Diamond, Private Detective "The Wolfe Case" August 9, 1950 NBCRichard Diamond, Private Detective "Carnival Murder" August 16, 1950 NBC
Richard Diamond, Private Detective "Louis Spense" March 05, 1950 NBC Richard Diamond, Private Detective "Joyce Wallace" March 12, 1950 NBC
Richard Diamond the Singing Detective
Richard Diamond, Private Detective "The Stolen Purse" May 22, 1949 NBC Richard Diamond, Private Detective "Charles Walsh and Bob Wells" July 9, 1949 NBC
The Alan Young Show "Mother's Day Contest" May 9, 1947 NBCFamily Theater "Vacation for Mom" November 12, 1952 Mutual
Easter Show
Burns and Allen "Gracie Buys George a New Suit" March 25, 1948 NBCThe Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet "Easter Sunrise Service" April 17, 1949 NBC
The Adventures of The Falcon "The Case of the Rich Racketeer" November 5, 1950 NBC The Adventures of The Falcon "The Case of the Puzzling Pinup" November 19, 1950 NBC
The Adventures Of Philip Marlowe "Birds on the Wing" November 26, 1949 CBSThe Adventures Of Philip Marlowe "The Face to Forget" June 14, 1950 CBS
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe "The Green Flame" March 26, 1949 CBSThe Adventures of Philip Marlowe "The Last Laugh" April 02, 1949 CBS
Raymond Chandler's detective
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe "Red Wind" September 26, 1948 CBS
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe "Old Acquaintance" December 26, 1948 CBS
The Fat Man "The Pearl" January 21, 1946 ABC
The Fat Man "Murder Plays Hide and Seek" January 2, 1948 ABC
Suspense "Don't Call Me Mother" January 4, 1959 CBS starring Agnes MoorheadSuspense "Time On My Hands" September 25, 1960 CBS
The Fat Man Detective created by Dashiell HammettThe Fat Man "Black Angel" July 8, 1946 ABC The Fat Man "Nightmare Murder" January 17, 1951 ABC
Valentines Day
Fibber McGee and Molly "Valentine's Candy" February 10, 1942 NBC
The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet "Valentine" February 13, 1949 NBC
Lux Radio Theater "Seven Keys to Baldpate" September 26, 1938 CBS
Jack Benny, Mary Livingston and Cecil B DeMille
Lux Radio Theater "Captain Blood" February 22, 1937 CBS Errol Flynn Olivia De Havilland
The Railroad Hour "The Mikado" December 5, 1949 NBC
The Railroad Hour "Revenge With Music" October 23, 1950 NBC
The Frank Morgan Show "Guest Richard Neutra" January 7, 1948 Armed Forces Radio Service The Railroad Hour "Brigadoon" January 30, 1950 NBC
Lux Radio Theater "Swing High, Swing Low" February 26, 1940 CBS starring Rudy Vallee and Virginia Bruce
Halloween
Chase and Sanborn Hour Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy October 29, 1944 NBC guest star Orson WellesFibber McGee and Molly "Gildy's Halloween Party" October 24, 1939 NBC
HalloweenThe Witch's Tale "Graveyard Mansion" March 6, 1933 Mutual The Witch's Tale October 26, 1937 Mutual
Suspense "Dark Journey" April 25, 1946 CBS by Lucille Fletcher
Suspense "Dead Ernest" August 8, 1946 CBS
Halloween
Suspense "Banquo's Chair" June 1, 1943 CBS Suspense "The Yellow Wallpaper" July 29, 1948 CBS
Halloween Quiet Please "Whence You Came" February 16, 1948 Mutual Quiet Please "Northern Lights" January 30, 1949 ABC
Halloween Escape "Country of the Blind" March 20, 1949 CBS Escape "Bloodbath" June 30, 1950 CBS Starring Vincent Price
The Lawrence Welk Show from Hollywood with guest Mack Sennett September 21, 1949 ABC Dance Time USA number 53 and 96 with Lawrence Welk Voice of America during the 1940s
The Mario Lanza Show first song "I've Got You Under My Skin" August 19, 1951 CBS The Mario Lanza Show first song "Sweet Mystery of Life" August 26, 1951 CBS
Back to School Show Honest Harold "First School Day" March 28, 1951 CBS Our Miss Brooks "Heat Wave" August 7, 1949 CBS
The Lone Ranger "Blackjack Martin" May 06, 1938 syndicated through MutualThe Lone Ranger "The Little Red Schoolhouse" September 07, 1938 syndicated through Mutual
The Lone Ranger "Stage to Dalton" May 06, 1938 syndicated through Mutual The Lone Ranger "Women of the Wagon Train" July 29, 1938 syndicated through Mutual
Death Valley Days "Sam Bass" ugust 27, 1936 NBC Death Valley Days "Shoo Fly" June 16, 1939 NBC
Have Gun Will Travel "The Colonel and the Lady" April 12, 1959 CBS Have Gun Will Travel "No Visitors" December 28, 1958 CBS
Gene Autry's Melody Ranch "San Fernando Valley" September 19, 1948 CBS Gene Autry's Melody Ranch "Fred Wallace and the Black Arrow Gang" CBS and AFRS
Gene Autry's Melody Ranch "Champion, a Horse No Man Could Ride" December 3, 1949 CBS Gene Autry's Melody Ranch "Lonesomest Cowboy" September 17, 1949 CBS
Gunsmoke "Gentleman's Disagreement" July 26, 1952 CBS Gunsmoke "Slade's Saloon" May 24, 1952 CBS
Fourth of July
The Campbell Playhouse "The Things We Have" first broadcast May 26, 1939 on CBS
Orson Welles playing many different characters in this Cavalcade of America
Gunsmoke "Billy the Kid" April 26, 1952 CBS Gunsmoke "The Boughten Bride" July 12, 1952 CBS
Yours Truly Johnny Dollar "Milford Brooks III" December 7, 1948 CBS audition episode starring Dick Powell Yours Truly Johnny Dollar "Howard Arnould" October 27, 1953 CBS starring John Lund
Father's Day Duffy's Tavern "Father's Day" June 15, 1950 NBC Cavalcade "Children, This is Your Father" October 15, 1945 NBC
Summer Vacation The Phil Harris and Alice Faye Show "Vacation Without Elliott" June 28, 1953 NBC Our Miss Brooks "A Trip to Europe" July 17, 1955 CBS
Memorial Day Columbia Workshop "The Parade" first broadcast on Pearl Harbor Day December 7, 1946 CBSColumbia Workshop "Brewsie and Willie" October 12, 1946 CBS
The Campbell Playhouse "Victoria Regina" June 2, 1939 CBS starring Orson Welles and Helen Hayes
Mother's Day Our Miss Brooks "Mother's Day Hats" May 13, 1951 CBS Family Theater "Mother of All" May 6, 1953 Mutual Al Jolson singing My Mammy
Theater Guild on the Air "Escape" April 27, 1947 ABC series also known as the US Steel Hour
The Lux Radio Theater "Sunset Blvd" September 17, 1951 CBS starring Gloria Swanson and William Holden
Lux Radio Theater "The Moon's Our Home" February 10, 1942 CBS starring Carole Lombard and Jimmy Stewart
The Life of Riley "Giant Bunny" March 27, 1948 NBC
The Mel Blanc Show "Easter Egg Hunt" April 8, 1947 CBS
Ella Fitzgerald live from Roseland Ballroom in New York City February 16, 1940 NBCSensations in Swing Sammy Kaye live from the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania June 10, 1940 NBC
The Mario Lanza Show "Danny Boy" March 14, 1952 NBC
St Patrick's Day
The Mario Lanza Show "April in Paris" April 4, 1952 NBC
The Mario Lanza Show "Besame Mucho" June 6, 1952 NBC guest star Rosemary Cluny
The Mario Lanza Show "The Moon Was Yellow" March 28, 1952 NBC
The Mario Lanza Show first song "The World is Mine Tonight" July 22, 1951 CBS
The Mario Lanza Show "Tribute to Jerome Kern" July 29, 1951 CBS
The Railroad Hour "The Only Girl" March 3, 1950 NBCThe Railroad Hour "The Princess Pat" May 22, 1950 NBC
The Railroad Hour "The Gypsy Baron" December 8, 1952 NBC Music by Johann Strauss
The Railroad Hour "Roaring Camp" August 17, 1953 NBC Music by Antonin Dvorak
Valentine's Day
Quiet Please "Valentine" February 13, 1949 ABC
The Judy Canova Show "Valentine's Day" February 9, 1946 NBC
The Railroad Hour "A Thousand and One Nights" August 13, 1951 NBCThe Railroad Hour "Swan Lake" September 8, 1952 NBC
Lux Radio Theater "The Scarlet Pimpernel" December 12, 1938 CBS starring Leslie Howard and Olivia De Haviland
Duffy's Tavern with Deems Taylor January 25, 1944 Blue Network AFRS
Duffy's Tavern with Peggy Lee February 1, 1946 NBC AFRS
The Jack Benny Program "Rose Parade" Jan 2, 1955 CBS The Alan Young Show "Rose Parade Float" December 27, 1946 NBC
Christmas Themed Shows
The Phil Harris Show December 24, 1950 NBC
The Henry Morgan Show December 25, 1946 ABC
Suspense "Twas the Night Before Christmas" December 21, 1953 CBS starring Greer GarsonHollywood Theater Of Stars "Santa Claus Jones" December 22, 1945 Mutual starring Charlie Ruggles
Christmas ShowsThe Eddie Cantor Show Christmas theme December 23, 1942 NBCVic and Sade "Send the Slippers Back" November 4, 1941 NBCVic and Sade "Christmas Card List" December 1939 NBC
Lux Radio Theater "Christmas Holiday" September 17, 1945 CBS starring Loretta Young, David Bruce and William Holden story by Somerset Maugham
ThanksgivingColumbia Workshop "Psalm for a Dark Year" November 9, 1941 CBS written and performed by Norman CorwinCavalcade of America "Feast from the Harvest" Nov 23, 1942 NBC
Thanksgiving ThemeFountain of Fun "Turkey Rationing" November 22, 1942 WLW Cincinnati syndication Command Performance "Thanksgiving" November 23, 1944 AFRS
The Billie Burke Show "Carnival" July 27, 1946 CBSThe Billie Burke Show "Thousand Dollar Bill" August 24, 1946 CBS
Labor Day Themed Show
The Eternal Light "David Dubinsky, Man of Labor" June 29, 1958 NBC The Green Hornet "Child Labor" March 11, 1940 ABC
The Billie Burke Show "The Tramp" April 27, 1946 CBS The Billie Burke Show "Playground" August 3, 1946 CBS
The Lum and Abner Show "Collection Agency" January 30, 1949 CBS The Lum and Abner Show "Pageant of History" March 8, 1950 CBS
The Lum and Abner Show "Abner's Advice Bureau" March 20, 1949 CBS The Lum and Abner Show "Literary Tea" April 26, 1950 CBS
The Lum and Abner Show "Presidential Inauguration" January 16, 1949 CBS The Lum and Abner Show "Lum Runs for Mayor" April 24, 1949 CBS
The Lum and Abner Show "Raising Money for Taxes" July 7, 1948 CBS The Lum and Abner Show "Insurance Sales" April 03, 1949 CBS
The Red Skelton Show "First Show on CBS" October 2, 1949 CBS The Red Skelton Show "Red Goes to the Beach" April 16, 1950 CBS
The Raleigh Cigarette Show starring Red Skelton "The Barber of Schlemiel" May 27, 1947 NBC The Red Skelton Show "Junior Goes Camping" Sept 10, 1949 NBC
The Raleigh Cigarette Program starring Red Skelton "Vacation Time" June 4, 1946 NBC The Raleigh Cigarette Program starring Red Skelton "Trip to Hawaii" February 25, 1947 NBC
Fourth of July Show Our Miss Brooks "Trip to Eagle Spring" July 3, 1949 CBS Cavalcade of America "Francis Scott Key" February 2, 1938 CBS
Father's Day The Great Gildersleeve "Expectant Father" October 12, 1949 NBC The Life of Riley "TV Father's Day" June 16, 1950 NBC
The Bob Hope Show from his hometown Cleveland March 19, 1946 NBC The Bob Hope Show guest star Grace Kelly May 14, 1954 NBC
Bob Hope The Pepsodent Show Quantico, Virginia June 2, 1942 NBC The Bob Hope Show Jacksonville, Florida May 9, 1944 NBC AFRS rebroadcast
Bob Hope Intimate Revue January 4, 1935 Blue NetworkBob Hope The Pepsodent Show with guest star Judy Garland March 7, 1939 NBC
The Pepsodent Show Bob Hope guest Hedda Hopper April 15, 1941 NBCThe Pepsodent Show Bob Hope guest Humphrey Bogart June 03, 1941 NBC
Life of Riley "Junior Forgets Mother's Day" May 11, 1946 NBC
Family Theater "Mother's Halo was Tight" May 6, 1948 Mutual
Duffy's Tavern with guest star "Louella Parsons" November 6, 1946 NBCDuffy's Tavern "George Jessel and Rudy Vallee" November 5, 1947 NBC
Duffy's Tavern "The Poker Game" November 2, 1943 Blue Network Guest star Charles CoburnDuffy's Tavern "Whose Whom" November 9, 1943 Blue Network guest star Lucille Ball
Duffy's Tavern on Forecast Audition July 29, 1940 CBS Duffy's Tavern guest starring Milton Berle first broadcast January 5, 1943 on the Blue Network This is an Armed Forces Radio rebroadcast
Fibber McGee and Molly 'Cleaning the Hall Closet" March 5, 1940 NBC Guest star Gracie Allen Fibber McGee and Molly "Fibber Needs Glasses" April 15, 1941 NBC
Easter and Springtime Theme
Fibber McGee and Molly in "Easter Dress Creation" March 23, 1948 NBC
Fibber McGee and Molly "Spring Parade" April 14, 1942 NBC
Fibber McGee and Molly "The Circus Comes to Town" May 28, 1940 NBC Fibber McGee and Molly "Fibber Feels Ill" April 6, 1943 NBC
The Eddie Cantor Show May 5, 1943 NBC Dinah Shore, Harry von Zell, Bert Gordon as The Mad RussianThe Eddie Cantor Show May 19, 1943 NBC Guest star Cary Grant
St Patrick's Day
Lux Radio Theater "Top O' The Morning" March 17, 1952 CBS starring Dennis Day
Eddie Cantor "Time to Smile" February 3, 1943 NBC
Eddie Cantor "Time to Smile" Guest Edward G Robinson March 31, 1943 NBC
The Theatre Guild On The Air "Rip Van Winkle" December 26, 1948 ABC starring Fred Allen
Theatre Guild on the Air "Little Women" December 23, 1945 ABC Starring Katherine Hepburn
Theatre Guild On The Air "Sing Out, Sweet Land" October 21, 1945 ABC Starring Burl Ives in a celebration of American Folk Music
Our Miss Brooks "The Frog" February 20, 1949 CBSCavalcade of America "G.I. Valentine" February 14, 1944 NBC Frances Langford and June Lockhart
Studio One "Wine of the Country" May 11, 1948 CBS starring Robert Mitchum and Mercedes McCambridge
The Railroad Hour "Rita Rio" first broadcast November 08, 1948 on ABCHank Williams for Mother's Best Flour "Hey Goodlookin'" October 1951 on WSM Nashville
Holiday Theme Lux Radio Theater "The Bishop's Wife" December 19, 1949 CBS starring Tyrone Power, David Niven and Jane Greer
Cavalcade of America "The Story of Christmas Seals" December 9, 1936 NBCScreen Guild Theater "Bluebird" December 24, 1939 CBS starring Shirley Temple and Nelson Eddy Shirley Temple singing the satirical hit "I'm Gettin Nuttin For Christmas"
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes starring Sir Ralph Richardson and Sir John Gielgud in "The Blue Carbuncle" first broadcast in 1954 for syndication
Suspense "Korean Christmas Carol" first broadcast December 20, 1959 on CBSJonathan Thomas and His Christmas on the Moon first broadcast November 29, 1938 by McGregor Syndication
The Railroad Hour "The Cat and the Fiddle" October 18, 1948 ABCBing Crosby Rosemary Clooney Show "Too Marvelous for Words" March 23, 1960 CBS
Thanksgiving
Burns and Allen "Thanksgiving" November 18, 1940 NBC
The Hallmark Playhouse "Pete's Thanksgiving" March 6, 1947 CBS
The Railroad Hour "Music In The Air" October 24, 1949 NBC The Railroad Hour "Little Nellie Kelly" March 13, 1950 NBC AFRS rebroadcast
Lights Out "Death Robbery" July 16, 1947 ABC
Quiet Please "Clarissa" April 19, 1948 Mutual
Halloween Theme
Lights Out The Flame March 23, 1943CBS Suspense "The Dunwich Horror" November 1, 1945 CBS Arch Oboler's "Chicken Heart" from Drop Dead, his LP of radio scripts
The Hermit's Cave "The Author Of Murder" May 02, 1937 WJR Detroit World Syndication
The Hermit's Cave "The House On Lost Man's Bluff" 1940 World Syndication
Arch Oboler's famous 8 minutes of terror entitled "The Dark"
Lights Out "A Knock at the Door" December 15, 1942 CBS Lights Out "It Happened" May 11, 1938 NBC
Lux Radio Theater "The Birds"
July 20, 1953 CBS AFRS rebroadcast
story by Daphne Du Maurier
Suspense "Too Little to Live On" December 26, 1947 CBS starring Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard Suspense "Flesh Peddler" August 4, 1957 CBS
The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet "Glamour Contest" November 19, 1944 CBS AFRS rebroadcast The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet "Bing Crosby Visits" December 11, 1953 ABC
Father Knows Best "Should Women Work" September 25, 1952 NBC
Father Knows Best "Remembering Names" September 10, 1953 NBC
Lux Radio Theater "Alias Jimmy Valentine" November 09, 1936 CBS
Starring Pat O'Brien who sings The Charlady's Ball
Lux Radio Theater "Saturday's Children" October 26, 1936 CBS starring Olivia de Havilland
Lux Radio Theater "The Plutocrat" September 28, 1936 CBS Wallace Beery in a Booth Tarkington story
Best Play "Summer and Smoke" May 22, 1953 NBC starring Geraldine Page and Richard Kiley
Cavalcade of America "Young Tom Jefferson" May 25, 1942 NBC The Magnificent Montague "Fourth of July Picnic" June 30, 1951 NBC starring Monty Woolley
Studio One "Earth and Heaven" December 1, 1947 CBS Geraldine Fitzgerald and Mercedes McCambridge
Father's Day A Date with Judy "Father's Day Present" June 10, 1947 NBC The Jack Benny Program "Father's Day" June 16, 1940 NBC
Burns and Allen "Income Tax" first broadcast March 15, 1950 on CBS Corn's a Poppin' with Spike Jones, Dorothy Lamour and Hildegarde rebroadcast over AFRS
Sealtest Village Store "Yachting Party" May 6, 1948 NBC with Jack Carson and Eve Arden Young Love "Engagement Ceremony" July 18, 1949 CBS
Memorial Day Program "How Sleep the Brave" May 31, 1948 AFRS The Great Gildersleeve "Memorial Day Parade" May 30, 1943 NBC
Suspense "Night Must Fall" March 27, 1948 CBS
starring Robert Montgomery and Dame May Whitty
Our Miss Brooks in "The Model Teacher" November 21, 1948 CBS Our Miss Brooks "The Hair Do" March 6, 1949 CBS starring Eve Arden
Mother's Day Hallmark Playhouse "Mother" May 05, 1949 CBS Hallmark Playhouse "A Man's Mother" May 10, 1951 CBS
Barrel of Fun first song "The Sky Without Stars" January 9, 1942 Mutual starring Charlie Ruggles Barrel of Fun first song "So Sweet" December 11, 1941 Mutual
The Smiths of Hollywood "The Accident" "1000 Big Ones" 1947 WOR NY
Guest starring William Holden and Ann Sheridan
The Magnificent Montague "To Shave or Not to Shave" December 1, 1950 NBC
The Magnificent Montague "South Pacific Auditions" May 4, 1951 NBC
Starring Monty Woolley and Art Carney
Ed Wynn as The Texaco Fire Chief March 26, 1935 NBC Ed Wynn's Happy Island February 2, 1945 ABC
My Friend Irma "April Fools Party" March 28, 1949 CBS My Friend Irma "Trip to Washington" March 29, 1948 CBS
Jack Benny's first show for Grape Nuts October 4, 1942 NBC The Jack Benny Show February 14, 1943 NBC from Toronto Canada Jack's Birthday Show
Ziegfeld Follies on the Air with Florenz Ziegfeld April 10, 1932 CBS Baby Snooks October 24, 1947 CBS
The Campbell Playhouse "I Lost My Girlish Laughter" January 27, 1939 CBS Starring Orson Welles
Burns and Allen March 27, 1940 CBS Gracie for President Burns and Allen June 22, 1943 CBS Love Potion
Stoopnagle and Bud March 15, 1935 CBS
Duffy's Tavern with Colonel Stoopnagle March 7, 1944 Blue Network
Yours Truly Johnny Dollar "The Meek Memorial Matter" March 3, 1957 CBS Armed Forces Radio and Television Service rebroadcast Yours Truly Johnny Dollar " The Royal Street Matter" November 25, 1956 CBS
You Are There "The Death Of Socrates" March 14, 1948 CBS You Are There "Toussaint Louverture Liberates Haiti" January 29, 1949 CBS
The New Edgar Bergen Hour with Charlie McCarthy March 18, 1956 CBS
Gary Crosby, Jack Kirkwood, Ralph LaRue, Ray Noble (theme composer), Bud Hiestand (announcer), Carol Richards, The Mello-Men,
The Charlie McCarthy Show with guest star Charles Boyer January 05, 1947 NBC The Edgar Bergen Show with Charlie McCarthy and guest star Marilyn Monroe November 9, 1952 CBS
NBC University Theater "Pride and Prejudice" February 20, 1949 NBC starring Angela Lansbury
The Phil Harris and Alice Faye Show "Rose Parade Tickets" Dec 30, 1951 NBC The Mutual Broadcasting System Year in Review for 1937 January 2, 1938 Mutual Broadcasting System
Cavalcade "A Child is Born" by Stephen Vincent Benet first broadcast Dec 20, 1942 on NBC
"Green Christmas" Stan Freberg 1958 Lum and Abner "Christmas Show" first broadcast Dec 23, 1938 on CBS
Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater December 20, 1942 CBS Columbia Workshop "Miracle in Manhattan" December 21, 1941 CBS
Lux Radio Theater "The Lemon Drop Kid" December 10, 1951 CBS starring Bob Hope Xmas sketch from The Edgar Bergen Show starring Charlie McCarthy December 24, 1944 NBC
Lux Radio Theater "It's a Wonderful Life" March 10, 1947 CBS Starring Jimmy Stewart, Donna Reed and Victor Moore
Bing Crosby Philco Radio Time November 27, 1946 ABC guest star Judy Garland Hallmark Theater "Why Keep Your Heart in Cold Storage" first broadcast November 27, 1947 CBS
Good News of 1939 Thanksgiving November 24, 1938 NBC
Starring Fanny Brice and Mickey Rooney
Lux Radio Theater "Great Expectations" October 12, 1954 on NBC AFRTS rebroadcast
starring Rock Hudson
Suspense "The Hitchhiker" September 02, 1942 CBS starring Orson Welles Suspense "Sorry, Wrong Number" May 25, 1943 CBS starring Agnes Moorhead
Halloween The Columbia Workshop "Carmilla" July 28, 1940 CBS Dark Fantasy "The Demon Tree" December 05, 1941 NBC
Lights Out "Poltergeist" October 20, 1942 CBS
Lights Out "Organ" May 12, 1937 NBC creator Arch Oboler
Suspense "The Whole Town's Sleeping" by Ray Bradbury June 14, 1955 CBS Suspense "Ghost Hunt" starring Ralph Edwards June 23, 1949 CBS
Theater Guild on the Air "Ned McCobb's Daughter" December 09, 1945 ABC Starring Alfred Lunt and Shirley Booth
Theatre Guild On The Air "Knickerbocker Holiday" December 30, 1945 ABC by Maxwell Anderson and Kurt Weill starring Walter Huston
Lux Radio Theater "Sangaree" February 22, 1955 NBC called Hollywood Radio Theater in this AFRTS rebroadcast starring Arlene Dahl
Lux Radio Theater "The Will Rogers Story" January 12, 1953 CBS AFRS rebroadcast
Starring Will Rogers Jr and Jane Wyman
Lux Radio Theater Hollywood Radio Theater "Take Care of My Little Girl" February 2, 1952 AFRS rebroadcast
The Columbia Workshop 26 by Corwin "Descent Of The Gods" August 03, 1941 CBS
The Columbia Workshop 26 by Corwin "Esther" August 17, 1941 CBS
Columbia Workshop "The Great Microphone Mystery" February 29, 1940 CBS by Norman Corwin Columbia Workshop "Wake up and Die" October 12, 1939 CBS directed by Norman Corwin
Tribute to Jerome Kern December 9, 1945 CBS Starring Nelson Eddy, Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Dinah Shore, Bing Crosby
The Grand Ole Opry "Ida Red" October 14, 1939 NBC
The Grand Ole Opry "Greenback Dollar" March 23, 1940 NBC