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“Episode 29.” Burns and Allen. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“Episode 66.” Ripley's Believe It or Not. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“Headline Hostage.” The First Nighter Program. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“Red House Of Terror, The.” Crimson Wizard, The. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“Turn of the Wheel - Pt 13.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“Where There's a Will.” Death Valley Days. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“Kane And Ardala Turn The Psychic Restriction Ray On Barney.” Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“Death in the Canyon.” Calling All Cars. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“The Road To Glory.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“Th Anniversary Of The Announcement Of The Election Of 1st President.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“The Patriot.” The Campbell Playhouse. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“The Caleb Bixby's Mortgage.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1939.“Concerto Grosso for Strings and Piano.” The NBC Symphony Orchestra. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1939.“Episode 15.” Renfrew of the Mounted. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1939.“First Song - I Want My Share Of Love (#10).” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1939.“Road to Glory, The.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1939.“Forced Ashore.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1939.“Ibsen.” Lives of Great Men. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1939.“Octopus Gang Moves In.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1939.“The Ways Of Men; Past, Present And Future.” Arch Oboler's Plays. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1939.“Engineers Mistake.” Avalon Time. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1939.“Back To Methuselah.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“CLYDE LUCAS.” Fitch Bandwagon. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Elsie, the Magnificent.” Wayside Theater. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Episode.” The Barry Wood Show. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Good-Bye Again.” Hollywood Star Playhouse. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Guest - Ginger Rogers.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Guest - Mary Boland.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Low Heeled Walking Shoes.” The Magic Key. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Phil Shoots the Movie 'man About Town' Behind Jack's Back.” The Jello Program. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Right People, The.” Dont Cheat Uncle Sam. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Room to Live - an Analysis of Population Pressure and Aggression.” University of Chicago Roundtable. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“(Rehearsals) Bullets Or Ballots.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“The Hand Of Providence.” The Gulf Screen Guild Show. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Bullets Or Ballets.” Hollywood Theatre of Stars. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Fathercoughlin Unjustaggressors.” Father Coughlin. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Gyro Cosmic Relativator.” Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“The The Fingers Of Providence.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Program Phil Shoots The Movie 'Man About Town' Behind Jack's Back.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Expert Opinion.” The Silver Theater. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1939.“Episode 11.” Mr District Attorney. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.“Episode 136.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.“Episode 255.” Dick Tracy. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.“Fight Over Government Beef Contract.” Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.“First Song - The Moon Is A Silver Dollar.” Eddy Duchin. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.“Guest - Mervyn LeRoy.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.“Turn of the Wheel - Pt 14.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.“Dr Huer Searches For Impentrite.” Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.“Highlights From CBS Musical Programs.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.“Patrick Henry.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1939.