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All broadcasts · November 1937

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“Trimming A Store Window.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1937.“A Free Soul.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1937.“Hadley Arrests Spike.” Jerry of the Circus. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1937.“Gambling Club Expose.” Big Town. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1937.“The People vs. O'Brien.” Calling All Cars. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1937.“Tony Tonetti Spotted.” Jerry of the Circus. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1937.“Who Murdered Sen Floyd.” Phyl Coe Mysteries. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1937.“Who Murdered Sen Floyd.” The Adventures Of Phil Cole. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1937.“BigTown GamblingClubExposé.” Aldrich Family. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1937.“1st 'Dancing Tambourine'. Guest Jeanette Dowling.” Comedy Stars of Broadway. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1937.“The House of the Bridegroom.” The Witch's Tale. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1937.“Elmer Ambrose Sperry.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1937.“French Movie Star.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1937.“Hadley Arrests Belco.” Jerry of the Circus. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1937.“Beautiful Changes.” Benny Goodman - Manhattan Room. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1937.“1st 'Posin''. Guest Harry Rose.” Comedy Stars of Broadway. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1937.“Guest Judy Garland.” Good News Of 1937 To 1940. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1937.“Guest Judy Garland.” Maxwell House Good News. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1937.“Beautiful Changes.” Benny Goodman. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1937.“Circus Lot Floods.” Jerry of the Circus. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1937.“Fake Invitation Sent To Boris.” Jerry of the Circus. Radio broadcast, November 5, 1937.“Death Rides the Subway.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, November 5, 1937.“Censors Edit Jack's Introduction.” Jack Haley Log Cabin Jamboree. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1937.“Johnny And Sue Remain On Board The Ship.” The Cruise Of The Poll Parrot. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1937.“Jack Haley.” Log Cabin Jamboree. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1937.“Octopus Traps Speed And Jean.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1937.“The Naughty Waltz.” Benny Goodman - Manhattan Room. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1937.“The Octopus Traps Speed And Jean.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1937.“Blue Skies.” Benny Goodman. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1937.“Into The Trap.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1937.“Death Rides the Skyway.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1937.“Guest Ralph Belamy.” The Bakers Broadcast. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1937.“Program Another Chapter In Life Of Buck Benny.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1937.“Operation In A Shack.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1937.“The Bakers Broadcast.” Seeing Stars in Hollywood. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1937.“The Horla.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1937.“Guest Gertrud Wettergren, Eve Curie.” The Magic Key. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1937.“She Loves Me Not.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, November 8, 1937.“Introducing Clark Dennis.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, November 8, 1937.“Boris Gets the Invitation.” Jerry of the Circus. Radio broadcast, November 8, 1937.“Slot Machine Racket.” Big Town. Radio broadcast, November 9, 1937.“The Phantom Radio.” Calling All Cars. Radio broadcast, November 9, 1937.“Laughing Ghost.” Phyl Coe Mysteries. Radio broadcast, November 9, 1937.“1st 'Overnight'. Guest Hildegarde Halliday.” Comedy Stars of Broadway. Radio broadcast, November 9, 1937.“Laughing Ghost.” The Adventures Of Phil Cole. Radio broadcast, November 9, 1937.“The Men Fall For Fifi.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, November 10, 1937.“John Bartrams Garden.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, November 10, 1937.“Down By The Mill (No Op).” Radio Dot. Radio broadcast, November 11, 1937.“1st 'Goodbye Jonah, Goodbye'. Guest Johnny Burke.” Comedy Stars of Broadway. Radio broadcast, November 11, 1937.“Fast Landing.” Jerry of the Circus. Radio broadcast, November 11, 1937.