All broadcasts · June 1941
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“Odyssey Of Runyon Jones.” Twenty Six By Corwin. Radio broadcast, June 8, 1941.“Odyssey Of Runyon Jones.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, June 8, 1941.“Abner Dresses Mr Dilbeck.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1941.“The Secret Squadron Attacks Sharks Submarine.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1941.“Dress Dummy Like Woman.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1941.“Letter Writing Plot.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1941.“Mr. and Mrs. Smith.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1941.“Dr. Deutch And The Radium Mine, Part 7 of 12.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1941.“The Santiago's Revolt.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1941.“Young Andrew Jackson.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1941.“Doctor's Warning.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1941.“1st Spiritual 'I Opened My Mouth To The Lord.” Golden Gate Quartet. Radio broadcast, June 10, 1941.“Fibber And Molly Have A Picture Taken.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, June 10, 1941.“From Bobs Hometown Cleveland Ohio.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, June 10, 1941.“Got To Be This Or That.” Billy Mills Orchestra. Radio broadcast, June 10, 1941.“Abner's Rabbits Worth Money.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, June 10, 1941.“Back Home In Lastenberry.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, June 10, 1941.“The Saga Of The Great American Drugstore (West Coast).” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, June 11, 1941.“What Should I Name My Calf.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, June 11, 1941.“Sammy Is Despondent.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, June 11, 1941.“Dr. Deutch And The Radium Mine, Part 8 of 12.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, June 11, 1941.“The Saga Of The Great American Drugstore.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, June 11, 1941.“The Disappearing Stagecoach.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, June 11, 1941.“Blind Man's Bluff.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Winston Churchill Until Victory Is Won.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Showdown With Lizabeth.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Until Victory Is Won.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“X Ray Machine Show Excerpt.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Guest Marie Wilson, Edmun.” Rudy Vallee Varieties. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Until Victory Is Won.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Guest Ethel Waters.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Guest Max Eastman.” Speaking of Liberty. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Sammy Is Despondent.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Navy Life. Guest Marie Wilson, Edmund Lowe.” Rudy Vallee - Sealtest Show. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“The Saga Of The Great American Drugstore West Coast.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1941.“Stepmother Kay Forces John To Race.” Kay Fairchild, Stepmother. Radio broadcast, June 13, 1941.“Abner Stands Up To Wife.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, June 13, 1941.“Guest William Tilden.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, June 13, 1941.“Sam And Cynthia.” This Is Wichita. Radio broadcast, June 13, 1941.“The Sheriff Of Marshville.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, June 13, 1941.“Dr. Deutch And The Radium Mine, Part 9 of 12.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, June 13, 1941.“Crime Lights The Candle.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, June 14, 1941.“America.” California Melodies. Radio broadcast, June 14, 1941.“The Surprise (Bombs Aweigh).” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, June 14, 1941.“The Hand Of Vengeance.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, June 15, 1941.“Soliloquy To Balance The Budget.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, June 15, 1941.“Lum Brags About Rabbits.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, June 16, 1941.“The No Favors.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, June 16, 1941.“Beale Street Blues.” Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street. Radio broadcast, June 16, 1941.“Winston Churchill Broadcast To America.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, June 16, 1941.
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