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“Julius Caesar Haley.” Jack Haley. Radio broadcast, November 11, 1938.“Last Call.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, November 11, 1938.“Time For A Showdown.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, November 12, 1938.“St Francis Of Assissi.” Lives of Great Men. Radio broadcast, November 12, 1938.“Plan Of Action.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, November 12, 1938.“Black Rock 2.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, November 13, 1938.“Stars In Their Courses Part 1.” The Silver Theater. Radio broadcast, November 13, 1938.“A Passenger To Bali.” Mercury Theater. Radio broadcast, November 13, 1938.“Black Rock.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, November 13, 1938.“Program Jack Tries To Steal Phil's Girl.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, November 13, 1938.“Despite the Promise of the Last Program the Sara and Aggie Handibook.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, November 14, 1938.“The Buccaneer.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, November 14, 1938.“The Kid Deputy.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, November 14, 1938.“John Gunther.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, November 15, 1938.“The Accident.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, November 15, 1938.“California, Here I Come, Guest Vera Zorina, Merry Macs.” Al Jolson - Lifebuoy Show. Radio broadcast, November 15, 1938.“The Sara And Aggie Handibook Offer Is Worked Into The Plot.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, November 15, 1938.“The Banks Dilemma.” Town Hall Tonight. Radio broadcast, November 16, 1938.“The Don Diego's Animals.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, November 16, 1938.“171 The Bank's Dilemma.” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, November 16, 1938.“The Case Of The Four Lead Slugs.” Calling All Cars. Radio broadcast, November 17, 1938.“Guest Joan Crawford.” Good News Of 1937 To 1940. Radio broadcast, November 17, 1938.“The Sara And Aggie Handibook And Dr Caldwells Medicine Sample.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, November 17, 1938.“Luck.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, November 17, 1938.“Guest Joan Crawford.” Maxwell House Good News. Radio broadcast, November 17, 1938.“Guest Benita Hume.” Rudy Vallee - Royal Gelatin Hour. Radio broadcast, November 17, 1938.“Elephant Boy.” Jack Haley The Wonder Show. Radio broadcast, November 18, 1938.“The Sara And Aggie Handibook And Dr Caldwells Sample Are Still.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, November 18, 1938.“Elephant Boy.” Jack Haley. Radio broadcast, November 18, 1938.“The Campaign Of Unrest.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, November 18, 1938.“Elephant Boy.” Jack Haley Log Cabin Jamboree. Radio broadcast, November 18, 1938.“For Richer Or For Poorer Part 1.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, November 19, 1938.“The Octopus And Men Captured.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, November 19, 1938.“Underground Exploits.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, November 19, 1938.“Dante.” Lives of Great Men. Radio broadcast, November 19, 1938.Ray Kinney and His Native Hawaiians. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1938.“Death Is Blind.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1938.“Stars In Their Courses Part 2.” The Silver Theater. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1938.“Persecution Jewish And Christian.” Father Coughlin. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1938.“Program Too Hot To Handle.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1938.“November 20, 1938.” Ramona And Her Mighty Miniature Minstrels. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1938.“Julius Caesar.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1938.“Pickwick Papers.” Mercury Theater. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1938.“Confession.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1938.“After The Car Wreck The Passengers Are Shaken Up.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1938.“The Easterner.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1938.“Liza, Guest Mischa Auer.” Al Jolson - Lifebuoy Show. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1938.“GOODMAN FIRST SONG CIRIBINBIN.” Camel Caravan. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1938.“Corner Store.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1938.“How To Win Friends And Influence People.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1938.