All broadcasts · August 1946
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“First Tune Evalina.” The Coke Club. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1946.“Mon Aug 26 1946.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1946.“Lum To Become A Piano Tuner.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1946.“The Bells Of Saint Mary's.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1946.“Vics Office Work At Home.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1946.“Kitt Slips Slips Out Of Reality.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1946.“Passport To Freedom.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1946.“AFRS 029 1st Selection - Chandos Anthem Nr. 2 In D Minor - Overture in D Minor - Part 1.” Hollywood Bowl Silver Jubilee Series. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“AFRS 029 1st Selection - Chandos Anthem Nr. 2 In D Minor - Overture in D Minor - Part 2.” Hollywood Bowl Silver Jubilee Series. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“Freddie Found.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“Disputed Passage.” Encore Theater. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“And Lefty Talk.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“New Piano On Approval.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“Candy Meyer's Big Story, Part 4 of 8.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“Typewriter History.” Adventures in Research. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“Home Is The Sailor.” Grand Marquee. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“The Rockwell Diamond.” Boston Blackie. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1946.“Between Stations.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“One Sunday Afternoon.” Academy Award Theater. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“Freddie Suspected.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“Mabel, Mabel.” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“First Tune Five Minutes More.” The Coke Club. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“Alaska Pioneer Land.” Kate Smith. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“Story About Talking Dog.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“Rumors Are Flying All Over Town.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“The Cross Roads.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“Candy Meyer's Big Story, Part 5 of 8.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1946.“Johnny Intercedes for Freddie.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“Destroys The Church Piano.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“Preston Goes To Jail.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“Kitt's Landlady Wants Her To Move.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“Candy Meyer's Big Story, Part 6 of 8.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“Red Raincoat.” Casey Crime Photographer. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“Uncle Fletcher's Pre Arranged Meals.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“Blue Eyes.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“AFRS St Matthews Passion Part 2.” Hollywood Bowl Silver Jubilee Series. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“Casey The Red Raincoat.” Casey Crime Photographer. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1946.“Jed Upset About Freddie.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“Jessie Goes To See Brett.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“Candy Meyer's Big Story, Part 7 of 8.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“Moby Dick.” Mercury Summer Theater. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“Old Homestead.” Yankee Yarns. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“Sports Newsreel Guest Mischa Auer.” Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“Government In Limbo, Yugoslavia, 1941.” Tales of the Foreign Service. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“Return Of The Mob.” This is Your FBI. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“The Thirteenth Floor.” Murder At Midnight. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“Moby Dick.” 1946 Mercury Summer Theatre. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“Four Friends.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“The Chicago Stockyards Are In What Famous City?.” It Pays to Be Ignorant. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.“First Tune The Girl That I Marry.” The Coke Club. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1946.
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