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All broadcasts · March 1940

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Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Shark Sends A Telegram To.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Threat To The Daily Planet.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Big Election Held.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Alumni Reunion, Eddie Cantor, Burns And Allen.” Rudy Vallee - Sealtest Show. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“The Food Of The Flood.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“I Must Have One More Kiss, Kiss, Kiss.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Leo Is On The Air Ziegfeld Girl.” Movie Previews. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“What Is It.” The Worlds Greatest Short Stories. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“The Curse Of Covinga Pass.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Whoa Mule Whoa (Roy Acuff & His Smokey Mountain Boys).” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Surrounded By Pygmy Headhunters.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“The Reign Of Terror.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“6th Annual Santa Anita Handicap.” Horse Racing. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Scandanavia On The Firing Line.” America Looks Abroad. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“The Winter In Paris.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Rabble In Arms.” The Campbell Playhouse. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“The Case Of Monsieur Valdemar.” The Worlds Greatest Short Stories. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“The Second Mrs Tanqueray.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Program Gracie Allen For President.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Death On The Bridge.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Bank Robbers Heading to Town.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“I Got Rythmn.” Big Band Remotes. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Mysterious Voice.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“The Tricky Tankers (Aka Robertson's Gas Racket).” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“From The Roseland Ballroom In New York.” Ella Fitzgerald. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Ella Fitzgerald From Roseland Ballroom New York City.” Big Band Remote Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Bank Robbers In Pine Ridge.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Broadcast of March 4, 1940.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Down For The Count.” Glenn Millers Music. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Fire In The Sterling Building.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Glennmiller 400304.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Trade Winds.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Baby Me.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Henry Sells A Stuffed Owl.” Aldrich Family. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1940.“1st Spiritual 'Lord, Lord, Lord'.” Golden Gate Quartet. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1940.“Shine.” Billy Mills Orchestra. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1940.“An Apple For The Teacher.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1940.“Cleaning Fibbers Closet.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1940.“The Stolen General.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1940.“Lizabeth Catches Robbers.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.“Chuck Talks To Shark Aboard Shark's Plane.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.“Income From Immigrants (Aka Ligget's Citizenship Racket; Walter's Union Racket).” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.“Elmer Sells Insurance.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.“Hats Off To Gracie.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.“Capture Of Bank Robbers.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.“Stabbing Of June Anderson.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.“Love With A Capital U.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.“Blossom Otoole.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.“The Too Old For A Foreman.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1940.