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All broadcasts · February 1943

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“The Future.” Ceiling Unlimited. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“Over There.” Treasury Star Parade. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“To The Shores Of Tripoli.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“Kingsmen.” Eyes Aloft. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“The Show-Off.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“Ink Into Synthetic Rubber.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“Ruse Telegram. Aluminum Propeller Discovered At The Cargo Plane Crash Site.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“The Gang In Forbidden Plain.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“Dodsworth.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“Eyesaloft430201 0025 Kingsmen.” Eyes Aloft. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1943.“Club Doesn't Discuss Rubber.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1943.“Cleaning The Closet.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1943.“For The Little World.” Adventures in Research. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1943.“Brace Breemer The Lone Ranger.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1943.“Good Help Is Hard To Find.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1943.“Until Dead.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1943.“End Of Battle For Stalingrad Eyewitnessed.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1943.“The Doctor Prescribed Death.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1943.“The Election of Officers for the Company.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1943.“Adolphe Menjou.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1943.“Case Of The Backstage Murder.” Mr District Attorney. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1943.“Rubber Co Elects Officers.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1943.“Mr District Attorney Case Of The Backstage Murder.” Mystery Playhouse. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1943.“The Six Guns Smoke.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1943.“Guest Adolphe Menjou.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1943.“Russian Restaurant Murder.” Mr and Mrs North. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1943.“Broadcast of February 4, 1943.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1943.“Practicing Red Tape.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1943.“Guest Ernie Whitman.” Jubilee. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1943.“Girl Sticks With War Injured Man.” American Women. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1943.“For Me And My Gal, Guest Victor Borge.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1943.“Song Of The Bandit.” 10-2-4 Ranch. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1943.“Jan Struther.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1943.“In Person, Dinah Shore For Me And My Gal.” The Dinah Shore Show. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1943.“Broadcast of February 5, 1943.” Comedy Caravan. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1943.“The Self Defense.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1943.“Rita Hayworth Betty Hutton Burns And Allen.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1943.“Over There.” Treasury Star Parade. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1943.“Chase And Sanborn Hour Guest Teresa Wright.” Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“In The Dark.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“Harold Peary Shoe Rationing Bulletin.” WW2 Promos And Commercials. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“The Song of Fear.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“The Leila's Sister.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“Program Jack Is Late For The Program.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“Shoe Rationing Harold Peary.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“Teresa Wright.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“Phantom Of The Opera.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“On Two Widely Separated Fronts.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“Guest Teresa Wright.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.“Harold Peary Shoe Rationing Bulletin.” OTR Commercials. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1943.