Radio IndexAll broadcasts · May 1946
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“Mad About Unlabeled Cans.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1946.“Ray Sends Roses To Myrt.” Myrt and Marge. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1946.“The Bakerville Gazette.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1946.“Virginia O'brien 1st Tune 'I Got The Blues' Skipper, George Murphy.” Mail Call. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1946.“The Hate Monger's Organization, Part 12.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1946.“Lily Wants To Run A Supper Club.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1946.“Big Sale On Surprise Cans.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Charles Boyer Guest, Part 1 Hour Special.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“The Hate Monger's Organization, Part 13.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Balmy Bill.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Rudy Needs Date For May Dance.” Rudy Vallee - Rudy Vallee Show. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Gil, Trigger and Pop Mendoza Aid Marty In Recovering A Log.” Island Venture. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Shoo Fly Pie And Apple Pan Dowdy, Guest Bob Hope, Peggy Lee, Joe Frisco.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Dell Sees A Picture Of The Baby.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Ignore Ray And Play Gin Rummy.” Myrt and Marge. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Crime Without Passion.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Rudy Vallee 1st; 'A Little Kiss'. Rudy Needs Date For May Dance. Guest Lynn Bari.” Rudy Vallee The Drene Show. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“Napoleon and Josephine.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“1st A Little Kiss.” Rudy Vallee The Drene Show. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1946.“The Hate Monger's Organization, Part 14.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1946.“Ray Injured In Auto Crash.” Myrt and Marge. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1946.“Molle Murder Without Crime.” Molle Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1946.“The Mayor Of Casterbridge, Part 1 of 5.” The Worlds Greatest Novels. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1946.“Archie Takes Up Reading.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1946.“Dell Invited To Peggy's Wedding.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1946.“The Crimson Prophet Part 1.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1946.“The Singing Swindler.” This is Your FBI. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1946.“The Secret Of Xr 3.” Murder At Midnight. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1946.“Stagecoach.” Academy Award Theater. Radio broadcast, May 4, 1946.“ABC Treasury.” Duke Ellington. Radio broadcast, May 4, 1946.“Murder For Sale.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, May 4, 1946.“Guest Dorothy Lamour.” Continental Celebrity Club. Radio broadcast, May 4, 1946.“Kentucky Derby Clem Mccarthy.” Horse Racing. Radio broadcast, May 4, 1946.“Jorinda And Joringal.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, May 4, 1946.“Rileys Take In The Gillises After A Fire.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, May 4, 1946.“Cobra King Strikes Back 3 (The Mad King Of Angkor).” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Kay Kyser Lina Romay Esther Williams.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary.” Theater Guild On The Air. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Breakfast Show.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Ceylon The New Day.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“March of the Musketeers.” Nelson Eddy - The Electric Hour. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“A Quiet Life In Hampshire.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Parky Buys A Suit.” Meet Me at Parky's. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“The House On 92nd Street.” Hollywood Star Time. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Sam Smalls Better Half.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“The White Witchman Of Lawaiki.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Leaving For Chicago On The Train.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“The Composite Killer.” Mystery House. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Broadcast of May 5, 1946.” Orson Welles Commentaries. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Gildy In A Rut New Image.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.
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