Radio IndexAll broadcasts · Wednesday, December 17, 1947
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“The Case Of The Ambitious Hobo.” The Big Story. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Touchdown.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Jed Experiences a Failure.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Guest Marion Wiggins.” Ballads By Brooks. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Water Commissioner Accused Of Loafing.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Scarlet Queen Red Beard And The Bag Of Pearls.” Voyage of the Scarlet Queen. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Joe Frisco.” Bing Crosby. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Death Has Blue Eyes.” Mystery Is My Hobby. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Dennis Helps Mrs Anderson Become President Of The Ladies Club.” Dennis Day. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“The Jimmy Durante Show 47 12 17 Guest Victor Moore.” Jimmy Durante. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Wild Oranges.” Escape. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Goes Underground.” The Saint. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Going Home For Christmas New York Ny.” Vox Pop. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“So Far.” The American Melody Hour. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Murder in Haste.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Elston Brooks.” Christmas Shows. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“A Job Offer.” Claudia and David. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Mrs Anderson And The Ladies Club.” A Day In The Life Of Dennis Day. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Red Beard And The Bag Of Pearls.” Scarlet Queen. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Guest Arlene Woods Joe Frisco.” Philco Radio Time. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Mystery Of The Wailing Witches Pt 24.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Pennies For Plunder, Part 15 of 18.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Claire Gives Birth To A Boy.” Betty and Bob. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“An Act Of Faith.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.“Steal or Be Killed.” Boston Blackie. Radio broadcast, December 17, 1947.