Radio IndexAll broadcasts · Sunday, December 10, 1944
22 results
“"Channakah" ("The Maccabees").” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Ep075 Japan's Secret Police C.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“AFRS Charlie Mccarthy Signe Hasso.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Guest Signe Hasso, 1st 'You Got Me Where You Want Me'. Charlie Gets By A Porcupine..” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Chase And Sanborn Hour Charlie Answers Ad For Edgar.” Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Riley's Mash Note At Night School.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Charlie Answers Ad For Edgar.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Last Days of a Condemned Man.” The Weird Circle. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Charlie Answers Ad For Edgar.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“441210 Charlie Answers Ad for Edgar.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“2nd Song Don't Fence Me In.” Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“The American Negro Theatre.” New World A'Coming. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Program From San Bernardino, California.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“12.10 Jack Benny.” AFRS Presents. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Breach Of Promise.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“The Continental.” Music Depreciation. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Charlotte Helps An AWOL Soldier.” The Charlotte Greenwood Show. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Japans Secret Police.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“First Anniversary Show.” The Radio Hall Of Fame. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Hold Back The Dawn.” Matinee Theater. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“The Immortal Murderer.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Little Song Of Life.” John Charles Thomas Show. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.