All broadcasts · 1941
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“One Long Pan Takes A Chance (West Coast).” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1941.“Conclusion Helen Rescued, Bank Robbers Caught.” Adventures of Frank Farrell. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1941.“The Buyers Beware.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1941.“Guest Oscar Levant.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1941.“Highpitch Forces Mandrake off the Road.” Mandrake the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1941.“Last Of The Clipper Ships, Part 13 of 20.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1941.“Its Time To Smile.” Oscar Levant. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1941.“Guest Oscar Levant.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1941.“Coach Grover Asks About The Attack.” Adventures of Frank Farrell. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“Episode 25.” Tommy Dorsey - Fame and Fortune. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“Episode 57.” The American Challenge. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“Episode 90.” Aldrich Family. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“Should Our Ships Convoy Arms to Britain.” America's Town Meeting of the Air. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“Stepmother Mrs Whitehead's Gossip.” Kay Fairchild, Stepmother. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“Soldiers Of The Tide.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“Guest Joe E. Brown.” Rudy Vallee Varieties. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“Baseball Sketch. Guest Joe E Brown, Lurene Tuttle.” Rudy Vallee - Sealtest Show. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“One Long Pan Takes A Chance West Coast.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“Visit To The Zoo.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1941.“The Case Of The Missing Corpse Aka The Case Of Mrs.” Gangbusters. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“Twenty Days Of Terror.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“I Want A Divorce 25 June And Perry.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“June And Perry.” I Want a Divorce. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“Broadcast of April 4, 1941.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“Guest John Gunther, Lymon Bryson.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“Mandrake, Tommy And Lothar.” Mandrake the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“Last Of The Clipper Ships, Part 14 of 20.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“Dinner Invitation Withdrawn.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“The Landgrabbers Loss.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1941.“Frank And Coach Grover Discuss Visit.” Adventures of Frank Farrell. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1941.“Little Brother.” Knickerbocker Playhouse. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1941.“NBC World News Roundup Earl Godwin.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1941.“Help Is On The Way.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1941.“Show.” California Melodies. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1941.“Owner of a Shipyard Asks Mr Robinson's Advice, The.” Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1941.“The Lucky Partners.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1941.“The Rocking Horse Winner.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1941.“Begger On Horseback.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1941.“Gold In Payne Park.” This Is Wichita. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1941.“His Honor, The Mayor.” The Free Company. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1941.“The Free Company His Honorthe Mayor Orson Welles.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1941.“Murder From The Grave.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1941.“Program Quiz Kids Versus Jell O Kids.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1941.“Trent High Plays Garfield High.” Adventures of Frank Farrell. Radio broadcast, April 7, 1941.“Last Of The Clipper Ships, Part 15 of 20.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 7, 1941.“Mr. Slade Is Interested.” Mandrake the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 7, 1941.“The Sixty Days For Life.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 7, 1941.“Stand-In.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, April 7, 1941.“Special Broadcast From Disney Studios.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, April 7, 1941.“Broadcast of April 7, 1941.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, April 7, 1941.
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