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“Rio De Janerio.” 10-2-4 Ranch. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“AFRS Comedy Caravan Georgia Gibbs.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“Take The Night Train To Memphis.” GI Journal. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“How Many People Voted In 1940.” Double or Nothing. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“What Did The Dog Say When He Sat On The Sandpaper.” It Pays to Be Ignorant. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“The Soul Of The Great Bell.” Author's Playhouse. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“AFRS Collection 1944.09.01 Georgia Gibbs.” Comedy Caravan. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“AFRS Collection 1944.09.01.” Johnny Mercer's Music Shop. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“Broadcast of September 1, 1944.” Jimmy Durante. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“Guest Ellery Queen.” Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“Old King Cole.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“Uncle Fletcher Plans To Go On His Landlady's Honeymoon.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“B Lux Conclusion.” Orson Welles Collection. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“A Lux Break of Hearts Orson Welles Rita Hayworth.” Orson Welles Collection. Radio broadcast, September 1, 1944.“Mislabeled Dup of 440902.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Guest Christopher Morley.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Florence Gill Ken Carpenter.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Adventuresbymorse44 09 0235deadmenprowl9prowlingdeadwalkagain.” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Walking The Dog.” Eddie Condons Jazz Concert. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Of Crazy Over Horse Mackrel.” Favorite Sports Stories Of Grantland Rice. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Is You Is Or Is You Aint My Baby.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Chester Wilmony On Road Outside Brussels.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Kolu To Be Used For Bayonet Practice.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“On Road Outside Brussels.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Robinson Crusoe.” Adventure Ahead. Radio broadcast, September 2, 1944.“Sun Sep 3 1944.” You Cant Take It With You. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“World News Today.” News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“Dancing In The Dark.” Swing And Sway With Sammy Kaye. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“World News Today.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“CBS World News Today.” American History Through The Eyes Of Radio. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“Practically Foolproof.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“The Houseboat Vacation Part 2.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“Ep061 Bhosa the Indian Quisling C.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“An Associated Press Report.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“Blue Room.” The Radio Hall Of Fame. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“CBS World News Today.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“The Sheik.” Dangerously Yours. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“Lonely Gildy.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“The Dream Woman.” The Weird Circle. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1944.“Lum To Become A Martyr.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“Too Many Husbands.” Front Line Theater. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“Out Of Town Wedding Guests.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“Maytime.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“Johnny Mercers Music Shop.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“The Screen Guild Theater 44 09 04 (210) Too Many Husbands (1).” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“A Dog Named Caesar.” Treasury Salute. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“Billy Tilghman.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“It had to be you.” Just For You. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“I Don't Want To Know About You.” Johnny Mercer's Music Shop. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.“Ezio Pinza.” Bell Telephone Hour. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1944.