Radio IndexSomething For the Girls
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“Rosalie. Guests, Alec Templeton, Morton Gould.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Play; 'This Lonely Year', With Helen Hayes, Richard Widmark.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, January 29, 1944.“Kate Smith Opens With 'Long Ago And Far Away'.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Harry Cool Opens With 'Swinging On A Star'.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Barry Wood Opens With 'No Love, No Nothing'.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, February 19, 1944.“Long Ago And Far Away. Host, Eddie Cantor.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, February 26, 1944.“Opens With 'Betty Wave Symphonette' Guest Russell Bennett, Carol Thurston.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, March 18, 1944.“Holiday For Strings, By Fred Waring and The Pennsylvanians.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, March 25, 1944.“Toto, By Raymond Scott AHO.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1944.“Just One Of Those Days, By Mark Warnow AHO.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, April 8, 1944.“Lily Pons, Andre Kostelanetz AHO Open With 'Estrellita'.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, May 6, 1944.“I'm Making Believe, By Sammy Kaye's Serenade (Voc. Nancy Norman).” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody, By Frank Munn.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, May 27, 1944.“This Lonely Year Rehearsal.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, June 1, 1944.“James Melton Opens With 'Love.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, June 3, 1944.“Is A Medley From 'Oklahoma' (Ray Paige AHO).” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, June 10, 1944.“John Charles Thomas Opens With 'Invictus.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, June 17, 1944.“Dick Haymes Opens With 'How Many Hearts Have You Broken.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Play; 'A Sprig Of Laurel Laid Upon The Crypt Of A Deed' (Ronald Colman).” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, July 1, 1944.“Ginny Simms Opens With 'Is You Is, Or Is You Ain't My Baby'.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, July 8, 1944.“Nelson Eddy Opens With 'There's Going To Be A Great Day'.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1944.“Johnny Mercer Opens With 'The Patty Cake Man'.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, July 22, 1944.