Radio IndexAll broadcasts · Thursday, September 6, 1945
22 results
“Rajah.” Adventures of Topper. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Birds Eye Open House 45 09 06 Exactly Like You.” The Dinah Shore Show. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Camp Irwin Forest Oak California.” Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Mirage.” Arch Oboler's Plays. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Guest Sammy Kaye.” Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“1st Recording Is Jane Russell.” Guess Who. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Quiz Program At Villa Vallee Nigh.” Rudy Vallee - Rudy Vallee Show. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Doolittle Flyer.” Your AAF. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Dr. Bly's Confidence Gang, Part 2 of 13.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Too Many Suspects.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“The Years Are Many.” Hollywood Preview. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“1st I Should Care.” Rudy Vallee The Drene Show. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Emile Zola The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword.” We Came This Way. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“On The Atchison, Topeka And Santa Fe, Guest The Andrews Sisters.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Yaaf. Doolittle Flier.” Your Army Air Forces. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Lefty's Future.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Digging For Uranium.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Dinah Shore Guest Groucho Marx.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Rudy Vallee 1st; 'I Should Care'. Villa Vallee Nightclub Quiz Program. Guests Sweeney and March and Billie Burke.” Rudy Vallee The Drene Show. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Sorry, Wrong Number.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Kollege Of Musical Knowledge 150 Camp Irwin, Forest Oak , California.” Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.“Bing Crosby Bob Hope Frank Sinatra.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, September 6, 1945.