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“Program Golden Boy.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“Charlie McCarthy 140 Guest Wallace Beery And Vera Vague.” Edgar Bergen. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“Guest Wallace Beery And Vera Vague.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“The Petrified Forest.” Joan Bennett Collection. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“Vanity Fair.” The Campbell Playhouse. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“Woddy Herman From Famous Door.” Big Band Remote Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“Glen Island Special.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“Remote from the Famous Door.” Woody Herman Show. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“Glen Island Special.” Glenn Millers Music. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“The Petrified Forest.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“Concerns Of The Christian Family.” Father Coughlin. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“FDR Message to Congress.” FDR Fireside Chat. Radio broadcast, January 7, 1940.“Adventure Of The Perada Treasure.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, January 8, 1940.“1st Spiritual 'Religion Is A Fortune'.” Golden Gate Quartet. Radio broadcast, January 8, 1940.“Broadcast of January 8, 1940.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, January 8, 1940.“Interview With Edward Everett Horton.” Show World. Radio broadcast, January 8, 1940.“Lum Hides Out.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 8, 1940.“Dark Victory.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, January 8, 1940.“The Blame For A Brother.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 8, 1940.“Women As Teachers.” Gallant American Women. Radio broadcast, January 9, 1940.“The Story Of Sam Houston.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, January 9, 1940.“Sade Muses On Her Friendship With Ms Scott.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, January 9, 1940.“Gone With The Wind.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, January 9, 1940.“Goody Goodbye Audition Show.” Beat The Band. Radio broadcast, January 9, 1940.“Lum Is Scared Away.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 10, 1940.“An Early Morning Talk.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, January 10, 1940.“Police Are Closing In.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 10, 1940.“There Is No Such Thing As Luck.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, January 10, 1940.“Guest William Gargan.” Maxwell House Good News. Radio broadcast, January 11, 1940.“Male Secretary.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, January 11, 1940.“William Gargan And Hattie Mcdaniel.” Good News Of 1937 To 1940. Radio broadcast, January 11, 1940.“Mysterious Voice.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, January 12, 1940.“Vegetable Garden.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, January 12, 1940.“Found In Mexico Missouri.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 12, 1940.“Barney Confronted By Talking Gorilla.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, January 13, 1940.“1939's Queerest Accident.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, January 13, 1940.“The Fury Of A Women Scorned.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, January 13, 1940.“Bill Brooks Brooks' Involvement With Nicaragua Revolution.” Sky Blazers. Radio broadcast, January 13, 1940.“The Truth.” Arch Oboler's Plays. Radio broadcast, January 13, 1940.“Food Rationing Has Begun.” America Looks Abroad. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1940.“FDR's Message To Congress.” Father Coughlin. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1940.“William Tell.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1940.“The This Lonely Heart.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1940.“Theadora Goes Wild.” The Campbell Playhouse. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1940.“Program Intermezzo.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1940.“Suicide Resort.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1940.“Guest Charles Laughton 1st; 'Deedle Diddle Doe'. KFI Aircheck.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1940.“Where's The Voice Coming From.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, January 15, 1940.“Broadcast of January 15, 1940.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, January 15, 1940.“Collapsible Ladder.” Lorenzo Jones. Radio broadcast, January 15, 1940.