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“Billie Burke Archie Needs Finnigan To Marry Billie.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“Bing Crosby Frank Sinatra.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“White Brigade.” Words at War. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“Fibber Finds Lost Diamond Ring In Gutter.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“The Sea Hound Alf Taken Back To Ship.” The Adventures Of The Sea Hound. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“AFRS Red Skelton Hotel Rooms.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“Hotel Rooms.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“Lum Hires Customers.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“Guest William Powell.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“A Quiet Wedding.” Theater Of Romance. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“Ted Fio Rito, I Found A New Baby.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“Lost Horizon.” Everything for the Boys. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“Reynolds Packard Phantom Enemy.” Soldiers of the Press. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“A Quiet Wedding.” Romance. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1944.“In Berlin.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“Diamond's In Spider's Plane.” Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“Deal In Cattle.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“Lionel Barrymore.” Orson Welles Radio Almanac. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“Lum To Cut Miz's Hair.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“The Norths Go To The Dogs (Aka Mistaken Countess).” Mr and Mrs North. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“Guest Lionel Barrymore.” Your Radio Almanac. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“Love Is Sweeping The Country.” The Squibb Show. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“Donald Oconnor 1944 02 02.” Bing Crosby. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“Orson Welles Almanac Lionel Barrymore.” Orson Welles Collection. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1944.“Lum Accidentally Shaves Of Grandpappy's Beard.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“AFRS Collection 1944.02.03 The.” Aldrich Family. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“Sixty Pairs Of Pants.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“Real Baron Is Alive.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“Cabin On The Trail.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“Broadcast of February 3, 1944.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“Shaves Off Grandpap's Beard.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“The Sisters.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“The Case Of The Girl Who Flirted.” Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“Marriage Proposal.” Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“San Fernando Valley, Guest Donald O'connor.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“AFRS The Aldrich Family.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1944.“Mr Sludge Grows A Quick Mustache.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1944.“Suddenly, It's Spring.” The Squibb Show. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1944.“Missing Persons Bureau.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1944.“Birthday Broadcast(Spoof).” Red Ryder. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1944.“Broadcast of February 4, 1944.” Jimmy Durante. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1944.“Guns Is Fer Fighting Men.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1944.“The Amos N Andy Show Missing Persons Bureau.” Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. Radio broadcast, February 4, 1944.“Milwaukee One Hundred Years Ago.” Blue Ribbon Town. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Jerry Colonna, Fibber McGee And Molly, Ethel Waters.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“NBC Skelly News Of The World.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“A French Underground Leader.” War Telescope. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Lee Sing Disappears.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Glennmiller 440205.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Kate Smith Opens With 'Long Ago And Far Away'.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.