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“Hot Time In The Old Town.” The Story Behind the Song. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1932.“The Dynamite Moll.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1932.“Kathleen Mavourneen.” The Story Behind the Song. Radio broadcast, January 8, 1932.“Lazy Day.” Anson Weeks and His Orchestra. Radio broadcast, January 9, 1932.“Home Sweet Home.” Ed Wynn The Fire Chief. Radio broadcast, January 10, 1932.“Home Sweet Home.” Fire Chief. Radio broadcast, January 10, 1932.“Share and Share Alike.” The Witch's Tale. Radio broadcast, January 11, 1932.“Wee Willie's Ghost.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, January 12, 1932.“Sightseeing At Rome.” Abroad with the Lockharts. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1932.“Jacksfirstprogram.” Jack Benny. Radio broadcast, January 15, 1932.“Upidee.” The Story Behind the Song. Radio broadcast, January 15, 1932.“Turn of the Tide.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1932.“Homeward Bound.” Abroad with the Lockharts. Radio broadcast, January 28, 1932.“The Flying Dutchman.” The Witch's Tale. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1932.“The Deacon From Hell.” Air Stories of the World War. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1932.“Deacon From Hell.” George Bruces Air Stories. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1932.“What Price Love.” Anson Weeks and His Orchestra. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1932.“American Pursuit Pilots.” Air Stories of the World War. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1932.“The Three Inseperables.” Air Stories of the World War. Radio broadcast, February 16, 1932.“Of The World War 1932.02.23 A New Face.” Gene Autry's Melody Ranch. Radio broadcast, February 23, 1932.“Drf Walter Ulbricht Cp Reichstag Speech.” World War II News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, February 23, 1932.“Captain John.” Air Stories of the World War. Radio broadcast, February 23, 1932.“Walter Ulbricht Reichstag Speech.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, February 23, 1932.“A New Face.” George Bruces Air Stories. Radio broadcast, February 23, 1932.“I'll See You Again.” Anson Weeks and His Orchestra. Radio broadcast, February 24, 1932.“Frankenstein.” The Witch's Tale. Radio broadcast, March 7, 1932.“The Wonderful Bottle.” The Witch's Tale. Radio broadcast, March 14, 1932.“Transferred To Egypt.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, March 17, 1932.“The Slave Auction.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1932.“After The Rasslin Match.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, March 24, 1932.“Drf Carl Severing On Forthcoming Elections To Pru.” World War II News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1932.“001 First Professional Appearance.” Jack Benny. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1932.“Sally Wants to Meet Willie.” Cecil and Sally. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1932.“Important Missing Papers.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 12, 1932.“Joe Palooka 01 Meeting With Chip Orourke.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, April 12, 1932.“Joes First Training Session In Florida.” Joe Palooka. Radio broadcast, April 12, 1932.“Betty & Bob Disappear.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 13, 1932.“Sally Waffles On Her Feelings About Willie.” Cecil and Sally. Radio broadcast, April 13, 1932.“Sally is Determined to Get Willie a Job.” Cecil and Sally. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1932.“Sally Talks Cecil Into Giving Willie His Job.” Cecil and Sally. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1932.“Abdallah Joins Chandu.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 20, 1932.“Held At Gunpoint.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1932.“Election Speech.” WWII News and Related Sound Files From 1932. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1932.“Drf Johannes Engel Nsdap Election Speech.” World War II News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1932.“Johannes Engel Election Speech.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1932.“Kingfish Wants To Open A Hotel. Andy's New Shoes. WJZ Aircheck.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1932.“First Show.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1932.“Delia Bennett.” Joe Palooka. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1932.“Sally's Good Deed Cat Died.” Cecil and Sally. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1932.“Burying the Cat in the Park.” Cecil and Sally. Radio broadcast, May 4, 1932.