Radio Drama · Old Time Radio

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Heard
1943–1949
Episodes
36

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Groucho Marx, Betty Grable, Judy Garland

    · No. 19 · 30 min

  2. George Jessel, Mary Lee, Paulette Goddard

    · No. 44 · 1 h 04 min

  3. Edward G Robinson, Dick Powell, Marion Hutton, Ann Miller

    · No. 46 · 30 min

  4. Groucho Marx, Irene Manning, Paulette Goddard

    · No. 53 · 31 min

  5. Jack Benny, Judy Garland, Johnny Mercer, Delta Rhythm Boys

    · No. 72 · 30 min

  6. Bing Crosby, Skinnay Ennis, Dorothy Lamour

    · No. 73 · 31 min

  7. Dedicated to the State of Washington - Bing Crosby, Richard Crooks, Connee Boswell

    · No. 78 · 1 h 01 min

  8. Dedicated to the State of Pennsylvania - Lionel Barrymore, Connie Haines, Pied Pipers

    · No. 81 · 1 h 01 min

  9. Judy Garland, Jimmy Durante, Bing Crosby

    · No. 91 · 31 min

  10. Tribute to Hawaii - Bing Crosby, Connie Haines, Betty Grable

    · No. 102 · 30 min

  11. Tribute to Canada - Norma Shearer, Cecilia Parker, Ann Rutherford

    · No. 103 · 30 min

  12. Tribute to the State of Maine - Rudy Vallee, Frank Sinatra, Fred Allen, Mary Livingstone

    · No. 104 · 30 min

  13. Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, Burns and Allen

    · No. 106 · 30 min

  14. Ginny Simms, Johnny Mercer, Jo Stafford

    · No. 111 · 31 min

  15. Kay Kyser, Georgia Gibbs, Kathryn Grayson, Ish Kabibble

    · No. 112 · 30 min

  16. Tallulah Bankhead, Danny Kaye, Ethel Smith

    · No. 115 · 30 min

  17. Bing Crosby, Rise Stevens, Garry Moore

    · No. 120 · 32 min

  18. Dinah Shore, Carlos Ramirez, Jimmy Durante, Virginia O'Brien

    · No. 125 · 30 min

  19. Guest

    · No. 126 · 30 min

  20. Ann Rutherford, Johnny Mercer, Garry Moore

    · No. 126 · 24 min

  21. Groucho Marx, Robert Benchley, Ida Lupino, Gloria DeHaven

    · No. 127 · 31 min

  22. Bing Crosby, Lauritz Melchior, Cass Daley

    · No. 128 · 30 min

  23. June Allyson, Harriet Hilliard, Ozzie Nelson, Riders of the Purple Sage

    · No. 129 · 31 min

  24. Don Ameche, Marguerite Chapman, Bobbie Baker

    · No. 131 · 59 min

  25. Dick Haymes, King Sisters, Jimmy Durante, Eddie Jackson

    · No. 134 · 1 h 02 min

  26. Jack Benny, Paulette Goddard, Claudette Colbert, Jeannie Crain, Jinx Falkenburg (assembled)

    · No. 135 · 29 min

  27. Frank Morgan, Burns and Allen, Harpo Marx, Rita Hayworth

    · No. 137 · 31 min

  28. Ginny Simms, Robert Benchley, Gildersleeve

    · No. 141 · 22 min

  29. Bob Hope, Clark Gable, Margaret O'Brien, Dame May Whitty

    · No. 143 · 31 min

  30. Betty Grable, George Jessel, Mills Brothers

    · No. 145 · 30 min

  31. Groucho Marx, Kenny Baker, Kathryn Grayson

    · No. 188 · 31 min

  32. George Murphy, Virginia O'Brien, Abigail and Buddy, Burns and Allen

    · No. 193 · 31 min

  33. Fred MacMurray, Yvonne DeCarlo, Ralph Edwards

    · No. 195 · 30 min

  34. Guest - Gloria DeHaven

    · No. 231 · 32 min

  35. Peggy Knudsen, Betty Grable, Gregory Ratoff, Orson Welles

    · No. 320 · 30 min

  36. Frances Gifford, Jo Stafford, Danny Thomas, Clark Dennis (assembled)

    · No. 340 · 14 min

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