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All broadcasts · March 1943

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“Abbot And Costello Show At The Circus With Alan Hale.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, March 16, 1943.“Pine Ridge Needs A Dentist.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 17, 1943.“Guest Kay Francis.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, March 17, 1943.“The Manpower Versus Steam.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 17, 1943.“Guest Kay Francis.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, March 17, 1943.“The Dark Swarthy Man (1st Half Only).” Mr and Mrs North. Radio broadcast, March 17, 1943.“Case Of The Barnyard Bandit.” Mr District Attorney. Radio broadcast, March 17, 1943.“Dr. Samuel Snide.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 18, 1943.“Dentist From County Seat.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 18, 1943.“Appelrot Picks On Dottie.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, March 18, 1943.“The Story Of The Bismarck Sea Battle.” Wings to Victory. Radio broadcast, March 18, 1943.“Broadcast of March 18, 1943.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, March 18, 1943.“The Wagons Roll West.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 19, 1943.“Broadcast of March 19, 1943.” Comedy Caravan. Radio broadcast, March 19, 1943.“In Person, Dinah Shore Hit The Road To Dreamland.” The Dinah Shore Show. Radio broadcast, March 19, 1943.“Fri Mar 19 1943.” Fleetwood Lawton News. Radio broadcast, March 19, 1943.“Judy Garland Kenny Baker John Charles Thomas Virginia OBrien.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, March 20, 1943.“AFRS Command Performance Judy Garland Kenny Baker.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, March 20, 1943.“Princess Moonbeam.” Let's Pretend. Radio broadcast, March 20, 1943.“Princess Moonbeam.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 20, 1943.“The Mystery of Snake House.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“The USS Boise Pt 1 The Gun Pointer.” Man Behind the Gun. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“CBS World News Today.” American History Through The Eyes Of Radio. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“Field Dispatches From The Tunisian Front.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“Community Victory Garden.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“National Address.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“Host Orson Welles Takes Cast To His Movie Lot.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“The Great Goldfish Murder.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“CBS World News Today Carries Churchills Speech.” News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“Carries Churchills Speech.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“World News Churchills Speech.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“Jack Visits Orson Welles.” Orson Welles Collection. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.“War Judgment God O Mario.” The Catholic Hour. Radio broadcast, March 21, 1943.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, March 22, 1943.“Dr Snide Arrives.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 22, 1943.“Life Tide.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, March 22, 1943.“The For Me And My Gal.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, March 22, 1943.“The Trumpet Blows.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 22, 1943.“Each Dawn I Die.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, March 22, 1943.“Dr. Cameron's Helicopter, Part 4.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, March 22, 1943.“With Susan Hayward And Frank Buck.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1943.“Club Meets Dr Snide.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1943.“Making George Sick.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1943.“Flame.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1943.“The Customers Like Murder.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1943.“The Man Who Found A Continent.” Adventures in Research. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1943.“Fibber Raises 100 Dollars For Red Cross Drive.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1943.“Dr Snide's New Office.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 24, 1943.“Office In The Feed Room.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 24, 1943.“The On The Two Front Wheels.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 24, 1943.