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All broadcasts · February 1939

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“The Three Days March.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1939.“Saks Program.” Billy Jones & Ernie Hare. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1939.“Escape From Tomorrow Part 1.” The Silver Theater. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1939.“Three Days March.” The Gulf Screen Guild Show. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1939.“The Return of Peter Grimm.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1939.“The Black Caballero Part 1.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1939.“WMCA Saks Show BJones&MHare Esmereldy.” Misc. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1939.Monticello Party Line. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1939.Camel Caravan. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1939.“Allan Pinkerton.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1939.“B Jones And M Hare Esmereldy.” WMCA. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1939.“Undecided Now.” Camel Caravan. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1939.“Guest Russel Crouse, Frank Sullivan.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1939.“Out Of Coal And Frozen Water Pipes.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1939.“Angel Unaware.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1939.“College 6.” Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge. Radio broadcast, February 15, 1939.“The Black Caballero Part 2.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 15, 1939.“Guest Maurice Evans.” Rudy Vallee - Royal Gelatin Hour. Radio broadcast, February 16, 1939.“Guest Rosalind Russell.” Maxwell House Good News. Radio broadcast, February 16, 1939.“Guest Rosilyn Russell.” Good News Of 1937 To 1940. Radio broadcast, February 16, 1939.“America's Town Hall Meeting Of The Air Reinhold Niebuhr On Progress In Technology And Morality (Excerpt).” America's Town Meeting of the Air. Radio broadcast, February 16, 1939.“The Case Of The Bloodstained Wrench.” Calling All Cars. Radio broadcast, February 17, 1939.“Married, But Didn't Know It.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, February 17, 1939.“Appeasement Marches On.” Story Behind the headlines. Radio broadcast, February 17, 1939.“The Black Caballero Part 3.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 17, 1939.“Trapped In Cave With No Water.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, February 18, 1939.“Welcomed By Bullets.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, February 18, 1939.“The President Opens The Golden Gate Exposition In San Francisco.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, February 18, 1939.“Edna Stillwell Joins Cast.” Avalon Time. Radio broadcast, February 18, 1939.“Hamilton.” Lives of Great Men. Radio broadcast, February 18, 1939.“Program Carmichael, The Polar Bear.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, February 19, 1939.“Escape From Tomorrow Part 2.” The Silver Theater. Radio broadcast, February 19, 1939.“Redemption.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, February 19, 1939.“A Song For Clotilde.” The Gulf Screen Guild Show. Radio broadcast, February 19, 1939.“The A Song For Clotilde.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, February 19, 1939.“Friend Of Darkness.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, February 19, 1939.“German American Bund Rally Madison Square.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, February 20, 1939.“Nine Prisoners.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, February 20, 1939.“Stage Door.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, February 20, 1939.“Kit Carson.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, February 20, 1939.Camel Caravan. Radio broadcast, February 20, 1939.“German American Bund Rally Madison Square.” Speeches. Radio broadcast, February 20, 1939.“After Dinner Speaker At Rotowantis.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, February 21, 1939.“Begin The Beguine.” Streets and Avenues Program. Radio broadcast, February 21, 1939.“Moe Berg.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, February 21, 1939.“Washington Had His Delaware.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, February 21, 1939.“Murder At The Opera.” Town Hall Tonight. Radio broadcast, February 22, 1939.“WCAU Philadelphia Interview.” Allan Scott. Radio broadcast, February 22, 1939.“The Mysterious Wagons.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 22, 1939.“College 7.” Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge. Radio broadcast, February 22, 1939.