Radio IndexAll broadcasts · March 1946
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“The Letter (Aka Clearing The Mayor Of Graft).” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1946.“Thanks For The Memories.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1946.“Guest Pat Obrien.” Continental Celebrity Club. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1946.“Town Meeting.” Snow Village Sketches. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1946.“Babs Music Scholarship.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1946.“Another Language.” Radio Playhouse. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1946.“The City Of The Dead 8 (The Kidnapping Of Clawfoot).” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Guest Hedda Hopper.” The Radio Hall Of Fame. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Marjorie's Dance Date With Uncle Mort.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Happy Harry Moves In.” Meet Me at Parky's. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“AFRS Nelson Eddie Rise And Shine.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“La Boheme.” The James Melton Show. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Carmen Miranda.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Broadcast of March 10, 1946.” Orson Welles Commentaries. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“La Boheme.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Rappaccini's Daughter Guest Douglas Fairbanks,Jr.” Request Performance. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“The Ghost Without A Face.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“AFRS Collection 1946.03.10 Nelson Eddie Rise And Shine.” Nelson Eddy - The Electric Hour. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“My Favorite Assassin.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Ep138 Sarawak Adventure in Statehood Very Rough.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Program Lost Weekend.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“The Return Of Frank James.” Hollywood Star Time. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Carmen Miranda.” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Youth At The Crossroads.” National Hour. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Kitt Talks To Her Lawyer.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Evelyn Barton Rittenhouse St Petersburg Fl.” Vox Pop. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“The Radar Rocket, Part 17.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Sonny Dunham, La Rosita.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Presenting Lily Mars.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Sherlock Holmes Living Doll.” The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“AFRS Radio Theater Presenting Lily Mars June Allyson.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“The Irish Eyes Are Smiling.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“The Melody Hour Lover.” The American Melody Hour. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Boomerang.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Ain't Misbehavin'.” Paul Whiteman Forever Tops. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Joan Has Insomnia.” Joan Davis. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“The Doctor With Hope In His Hands.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Follow The Lilacs.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“39 46 Rathbone and Bruce The Living Doll.” Sherlock Holmes. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Screen Guild Theater Irish Eyes Are Smiling.” Saint Patrick's Day Collection. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“All Woman City Council.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“Rod And Tennessee Caught In Quicksand.” Tennessee Jed. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1946.“AFRS 75.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1946.“Guest Sonny Tufts.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1946.“The Whistler.” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1946.“Next Time We Love.” Theater Of Romance. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1946.“The Maggie's Night Off.” Strange Romance of Evelyn Winters. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1946.“Mcgee Flies A Kite.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1946.“Strands Of Death.” Inner Sanctum. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1946.“Birthday Gift For Sapphire.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1946.
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