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Guest Star Radio

Heard
1947–1954
Episodes
51

1940s-1950s public service program by the US Treasury Dept featuring "Guest Stars" to promite sales of savings bonds. Audio Files Sourced: Guest Star Radio - Free OTR Shows

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Guest - Robert Merrill

    · 15 min

  2. Guest - Barry Wood

    · 15 min

  3. Private Lives

    · 15 min

  4. Guest - Milton Berle

    · 15 min

  5. Guest - Ginny Simms

    · 15 min

  6. Guest - Rise Stevens

    · 15 min

  7. Vic Damone

    · 14 min

  8. Susan Reed

    · 15 min

  9. Frank Sinatra

    · 15 min

  10. Maxine Sullivan

    · 15 min

  11. Maxine Sullivan

    · 15 min

  12. My Country

    · 15 min

  13. Buddy Clark

    · 15 min

  14. Prescription, the

    · 15 min

  15. Abe Burrows

    · 15 min

  16. Bob Hope

    · 15 min

  17. Bob Hope

    · 15 min

  18. Al Jolson

    · 15 min

  19. Burns and Allen

    · 15 min

  20. Fanny Brice

    · 15 min

  21. Great Gildersleeve, the

    · 11 min

  22. Jo Stafford

    · 15 min

  23. Fibber Mcgee and Molly

    · 15 min

  24. Truth or Consequences

    · 15 min

  25. Kay Armen

    · 13 min

  26. Jack Smith

    · 16 min

  27. Beauty and the Butler

    · 16 min

  28. Pied Pipers

    · 15 min

  29. Perry Como

    · 15 min

  30. Dennis Day

    · 15 min

  31. Peggy Lee

    · 15 min

  32. Dick Haymes

    · 15 min

  33. Doris Day

    · 14 min

  34. Pledge, the

    · 14 min

  35. Will Herth Trio, the

    · 14 min

  36. Judge, the

    · 15 min

  37. Hoagy Carmichael

    · 15 min

  38. Igor Gobin

    · 14 min

  39. Igor Gobin

    · 14 min

  40. Blue Amulet, the

    · 15 min

  41. Romance

    · 15 min

  42. Gene Autry

    · 15 min

  43. Guest - Gene Autry

    · 15 min

  44. Headliner, the

    · 15 min

  45. Milk Run, the

    · 15 min

  46. Kay Starr

    · 15 min

  47. By Mere Coincidence

    · 15 min

  48. Easy Chair, the

    · 15 min

  49. Joni James

    · 15 min

  50. Fear

    · 15 min

  51. Check and Double Check

    · 15 min

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  1. Guest Star Radio

    Old Time Radio · 51 episodes here · archive.org

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