All broadcasts · 1938
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“Holbach Hotel Murder Case, The.” Gangbusters. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“Mr Morton Tells Jimmy About Rare Animals.” The Black Flame of the Amazon. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“They Died.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“Trap for a Gambler.” Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“True Story of Your Hero, The`1st Song - I Love To Whistle. Play- The True Story of Your Hero.” Stoopnagel and Bud. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“Guns Discovered.” The Ghost Corps. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“A Chat About Which House To Rent.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“155 The True Story Of Your Hero.” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“Maria Mitchell.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“Trap For A Gambler.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“The True Story Of Your Hero.” Town Hall Tonight. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1938.“Episode 13.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Episode 232.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Episode 26.” Maxwell House Good News. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Episode 26.” Good News Of 1937 To 1940. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Episode 84.” Dick Tracy. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“First Song - Hometown, Guest - Roland Young, Binnie Barnes.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Guest - Ezra Stone.” Rudy Vallee. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Stories About The Tribe Of Headless Warriors.” The Black Flame of the Amazon. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“What Is The American Way.” America's Town Meeting of the Air. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Ameria Freed.” The Ghost Corps. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“The Pattering Parrot (announces show 233).” Calling All Cars. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Clement And Aggie Tuttle Are At Home After Dinner.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Guest Ezra Stone.” Rudy Vallee - Royal Gelatin Hour. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1938.“Baron of Arizona, Part 1, The.” Death Valley Days. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Episode 85.” Dick Tracy. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Four Men and a Prayer.” Hollywood Hotel. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Gold Of The North.” Curtain Time. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Madame Sans Gens.” Radio Guild Dramas. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Palm Springs Rodeo.” The First Nighter Program. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Train Wreck Plot.” Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Who Will Go Up River`Jimmy, Jean And Quito Argue.” The Black Flame of the Amazon. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Cliff Lyons.” The Daredevils of Hollywood. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“River Crossing.” The Ghost Corps. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Train Wreck Plot.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Curly Is Relaxing In His Garden In The Late Afternoon.” Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, April 29, 1938.“Augustus Saint-Gaudens (Last Episode).” American Portraits. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“Episode ++++.” Jack Haley Log Cabin Jamboree. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“First Song - Cry, Baby Cry (#6).” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“Pedro Hears The Singing Drums.” The Black Flame of the Amazon. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“Tree of Death, The.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“Johnny And Sue Face The Leopard.” The Cruise Of The Poll Parrot. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“Playboy Of The Western World.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“Lil Dons Disguise (Sniper Attacks Jim).” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“A False Floor.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“Fours Into Seven Won't Go.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“John North Willys.” Captains of Industry. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1938.“Beverly Hills Home Under Construction.” The Jello Program. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1938.“Cowboy Show.” Mickey Mouse Theater Of The Air. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1938.“Elizabeth Barrett Escapes From Her Father`Escape of Elizabeth Barrett, The.” Famous Escapes. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1938.
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