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“The Empty Coffin.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, April 20, 1949.“Guest Cass Daley.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, April 20, 1949.“Rudy Vallee And Walter O'keefe.” Philco Radio Time. Radio broadcast, April 20, 1949.“Madame Zina.” Boston Blackie. Radio broadcast, April 20, 1949.“The Ominous Sahara.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“Kitty Foyle.” Hallmark Playhouse. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“Guest Edgar Bergen.” Sealtest Variety Theater. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“Guest Jimmy Durante.” Al Jolson Show. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“The Blue Dahlia.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“Guest Eddie Cantor.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“Ma! She's Making Eyes At Me, Guest Jimmy Durante.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“The Copper Tea Strainer.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“Henry Takes Gladys To A Play.” Aldrich Family. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“Hallmark Playhouse Kitty Foyle.” Hallmark Hall of Fame. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1949.“The Case Of Barton Drake.” Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Radio broadcast, April 22, 1949.“Riley Breaks A Vase With His Bowling Ball.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, April 22, 1949.“The Doomed Witness.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, April 22, 1949.“Bushwackers Feud.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 22, 1949.“Time Budgeting.” My Favorite Husband. Radio broadcast, April 22, 1949.“The Larcenous Landlady.” This is Your FBI. Radio broadcast, April 22, 1949.“The Case Of The Chavez Family.” Frontier Town. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“Old Friends Meet.” The Great Impersonation. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“Who Will Be Betsy's Godfather.” Mary Lee Taylor Show. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“Strange Valley (Country Of The Blind).” Favorite Story. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“Rita Malloy.” Pat Novak, For Hire. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“Thirteenth Juror Whatever Happened To John Wilkes Boothe.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“64kb.” Wormwood Forest. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“Dennis Helps Mrs Anderson Get A Part In A Play.” Dennis Day. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“John Wilkes Booth With Vincent Price.” Thirteenth Juror. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“Philip Marlowe 49 04 23 Ep030 The Cloak Of Kamehameha.” The Adventures of Philip Marlowe. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“The Great Impersonation.” Escape. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“Mrs Anderson Wants A Role In A Play.” A Day In The Life Of Dennis Day. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“My Pretty Little Pink.” Chuck Wagon Jamboree. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“On The Tennessee Border.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1949.“The Lady from Luxembourg.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Blackstone The Cellini Statuette.” Blackstone The Magic Detective. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Guest Delta Rhythm Boys, Thine Alone.” Guest Star. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Luigi Gets A Big Electric Bill.” Life with Luigi. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Goethe And The Unity Of Mankind Today.” University of Chicago Roundtable. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Consignment For Naples.” The Adventures of Rocky Jordan. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“The Vale Of Glen Coe.” Quiet Please. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“The Achilles Of Baseball.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Lum Runs For Mayor Of Pine Ridge.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Impressing Girls.” The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“You're Out.” Living 1948. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Find Me Find Death.” Box 13. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Phil Harris Movie Role.” Phil Harris And Alice Faye. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Dress Code Protest.” Our Miss Brooks. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“The Amos N Andy Show Andy Inherits Two Thousand Dollars.” Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.“Mask For Kinsella.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1949.