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“1st If I Loved You.” Rudy Vallee The Drene Show. Radio broadcast, October 4, 1945.“Pinky Takes Over As Maitre D'.” Rudy Vallee - Rudy Vallee Show. Radio broadcast, October 4, 1945.“Rudy Vallee 1st; 'If I Loved You'. Pinky Takes Over As Maitre D'. Guest Pinky Lee.” Rudy Vallee The Drene Show. Radio broadcast, October 4, 1945.“Jerry Colonna.” Birds Eye Open House. Radio broadcast, October 4, 1945.“Miss Emaline To Resign.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 4, 1945.“GI Bill.” Your AAF. Radio broadcast, October 4, 1945.“Blondesprefergentlemen.” Rogers Of The Gazette. Radio broadcast, October 4, 1945.“Kingston Unlucky at Cards.” Boston Blackie. Radio broadcast, October 4, 1945.“The Hooded Circle.” The Avenger. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“Frank Sinatra Substitutes While Danny Is On Tour.” The Danny Kaye Show. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“Shep Fields.” Dorothy Kilgallens Diary. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“What Is A Window.” It Pays to Be Ignorant. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“Trailside Treachery.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“Molle Mystery Theatre Angel Face.” Mystery Playhouse. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“Kitt Sees Lisa.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“World Series Game 3 Cubs At Tigers Part 3.” Baseball Games. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“AFRS Molle Mystery Theater Angel Face.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“Report Number B129.” Voice of the Army. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“The Scarlet Widow, Part 8 of 10.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“Angel Face.” Molle Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“St James Infirmary.” GI Journal. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“Sports Newsreel Guest Pat O'brien.” Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“The Strange Extortion.” This is Your FBI. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1945.“Riley Refuses To Let Babs See Simon Thinks He's A Suicide.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1945.“Murder Is My Business.” The Haunting Hour. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1945.“Talking To Myself About You.” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1945.“Gotta Be This Or That.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1945.“World Series Game 4 Tigers Vs Cubs Wrigley Field.” Baseball Games. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1945.“Main Stem.” A Date with the Duke. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1945.“Passage Interdit.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1945.“Blind Man's Folly.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“The Princess Gift.” The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Banquets.” Meet Me at Parky's. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Broadcast of October 7, 1945.” Orson Welles Commentaries. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Guest Paulette Goddard.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Ep116 Nanking Symbol of Victory.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Auditions.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“AFRS Fred Allen Guests Edgar Bergen And Charlie Mccarthy.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Program Jack Listens To The World Series On The Radio.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Ah, Wilderness.” Theater Guild On The Air. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Chase And Sanborn Hour Guest Paulette Goddard.” Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Raking Leaves Craig's Party.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Solomon Schechter.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“A Tour Of New Orleans Ronald Colman.” Request Performance. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Symphony.” The James Melton Show. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“From The New Zanzibar, NYC (MUT).” Duke Ellington. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“World Series Game.” The Nebbs. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“First Tune Polonaise Militaire.” Hour of Charm. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Deathhouseblues.” Mystery House. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.“Symphony.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1945.