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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater
- Heard
- 1940–1944
- Episodes
- 56
Fred and Portland take their very first trip down Allens' Alley, to ask who makes the better coffee, President Roosevelt or Mayor LaGuardia. Guest Georgie Jessel.
Episodes, in broadcast order
Where it comes from 21
The archive items its episodes are played from, best first, with each one’s rights as its archive states them. An episode two sets both hold is played from the first.
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 42 12 06 Allen's Alley Begins
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 43 05 16 ( 33) Are You Raising Chickens
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 42 05 24 ( 72) Vaudeville
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 42 10 18 Orson Welles Les Miserables
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 42 11 15 Gracie Fields
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 40 12 25 Otto Hottendorf
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 41 06 18 No Blood And No Sand
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 41 02 26 Western Union
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 40 12 04 Death Comes To The Mystery Story Writer
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 44 05 28 Portland Hoffa's Birthday
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 1942 06 28 Judy Canova
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 41 01 01 Amateur Of The Month
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 43 05 23 What Are You Doing About National Poetry Week
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 44 03 12 How Are You Doing With Your Income Tax
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 41 01 22 They Almost Junked The Junket
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 41 05 21 What's Wrong With Radio
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 41 05 28 The Great Studio Economy Wave
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 41 02 19 Lindy Lindemann, Restauranteur
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 41 06 11 The Saga Of The Great American Drugstore
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Fred Allen Texaco Star Theater 41 02 12 Chief Nee Da Beh, Indian Guide
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Fred Allen-Texaco Star Theater (1941-1944)
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