Radio IndexAll broadcasts · December 1941
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“Midnight Stranger.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, December 16, 1941.“1st Spiritual 'Great Change Since I've Been Born'.” Golden Gate Quartet. Radio broadcast, December 16, 1941.“Red Skelton Raleigh Cigarette Program 411216 011 Recent Blackout.” Raleigh Kool Program. Radio broadcast, December 16, 1941.“Kate Smith They Started Something.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, December 16, 1941.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“Christmas For Two.” Shirley Temple Time. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“Guest Sylvia Marlowe.” Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“NBC Wjz News Of The World Glenn Riggs.” Christmas Shows. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“The PanAm Highway, Part 15 of 15.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“Guest Boris Karloff.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“Matrimonial Mishap.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“Locked In The Gas Chamber.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“To Help Mr Way.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“Guest Boris Karloff.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“The Masked Man's Fists.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“Sammy Kaye Remember Pearl Harbor.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.“The Life Story Of Benjamin D Wilson Part 2.” Romance Of The Ranchos. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1941.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, December 18, 1941.“Winning A Prize In A Draw.” A Barrel of Fun. Radio broadcast, December 18, 1941.“S.O.S. Reveals The Villian.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, December 18, 1941.“Glennmiller 411218.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, December 18, 1941.“Air Raid Warden Show Excerpt.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, December 18, 1941.“Mousey Gray Is Mad At Lum.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, December 18, 1941.“Orianne Must Not Marry.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, December 18, 1941.“Dinner With Gussie.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“Men Call Me Mad.” Dark Fantasy. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“Hook Captured.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“The Mechanical Man, Part 1 of 10.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“Walking Down Road.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“Lum To Dine With Gussie.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“Guest Joseph E Davies.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“The Ambush On The Desert.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“Christmas For Two (Bk).” Shirley Temple Time. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“Broadcast of December 19, 1941.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1941.“Challenge, The.” Knickerbocker Playhouse. Radio broadcast, December 20, 1941.“Graft Below the Surface.” Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, December 20, 1941.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, December 20, 1941.“Livin' On The Mountain.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, December 20, 1941.“Tommy Dorsey, Free For All.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, December 20, 1941.“The Marines Have Landed.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, December 20, 1941.“What America Is Fighting For.” Wake Up America. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.“Merry American Christmas a.” The Dinah Shore Show. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.“The Christmas Gift For Fibber Mcgee.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.“Nbcr Authors Playhouse Christmas By Injunction.” Christmas Shows. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.“Christmas By Injunction.” Author's Playhouse. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.“Death Imported (Johnstone).” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.“Miracle In Manhattan.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.“A Merry American Christmas.” Songs By Dinah Shore. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.“Rehearsal For December 23 1941.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.“The Man From Yesterday.” Inner Sanctum. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1941.
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