All broadcasts · August 1950
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“A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthurs Court.” The NBC Theater. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“Very Hot First Comic Snookums.” Comic Weekly. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“The Willing Victim Report (Aka Con Game, Airport Blackmail, Blackmail Setup).” Under Arrest. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“Blood Money.” Hopalong Cassidy. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“Investigator There's Nothing Like A Pork Chop When Supper Rolls Around.” Jeff Regan Investigator. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“Part 11 Mr Darcys Behaviour Is More Than Bewildering.” Pride And Prejudice. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“Cornelia Otis Skinner, James Michener.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“Recommendation From Rommell.” Cloak and Dagger. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“The Broken Wing.” The Adventures of Rocky Jordan. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“Connecticut Yankee In King Arthurs Court.” NBC University Theater. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“Key Of Music Too Young To Vote.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“The Long Road.” John Steele Adventurer. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“The Words We Live By Let Us Have A King To Judge Us Like All Nations.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“AFRS The Whistler Double Exposure.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1950.“Giddyup Horsey.” Crime Does Not Pay. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“Larry And Mary Have A Stormy Confrontation About The Papers.” Backstage Wife. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“B076c21 The Book Of Rexford Frome.” One Mans Family. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“The Jack Jorno Murder Case.” Broadway is My Beat. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“64kb.” Nightbeat. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“The Meta Tells Ted About Dr Hewitt.” The Guiding Light. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“Episode 27.” Nightbeat. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“Review Of 1932.” Railroad Hour. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.Young Widder Brown. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“Sweet Are The Uses Of Publicity.” Let George Do It. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“Sylvester Turns Into A Wolf.” Ma Perkins. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“Old Blind Pop.” Nightbeat. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“Old Pop The Musician.” Nightbeat. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1950.“Rupert Claudia Mary And Larry Have A Confrontation.” Backstage Wife. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1950.“The Long Road.” John Steele Adventurer. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1950.Young Widder Brown. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1950.“The Chucky Calls For Ted.” The Guiding Light. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1950.“Gladys Tries To Show Fay What A Creep Ed Is.” Ma Perkins. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1950.“Offshore Pirate.” Romance. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1950.“The Adventure Of The Fortune Teller Fortune.” Presenting Charles Boyer. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1950.“Larry And Claudia Are Rehearsing.” Backstage Wife. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“The Spiked Gun.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“The Ross Talks About Chucky's Accident.” The Guiding Light. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“Death Drums.” Dangerous Assignment. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“Private Detective Richard Diamond Edna Wolfe Case.” Richard Diamond Private Detective. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“Sylvester Is Chewed Out By Ed.” Ma Perkins. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.Young Widder Brown. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“Henry The Dress Designer.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“Lochinvar.” Family Theater. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“A Change Of Mind.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“Rich 061 Edna Wolfe Case 8 9 50.” Richard Diamond Private Detective. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1950.“1950-08-10 Hit Run Murder Elainekirk.” Line Up. Radio broadcast, August 10, 1950.“The Big Actor.” Dragnet. Radio broadcast, August 10, 1950.“Larry Urges Mary To Ask Julia To Stay.” Backstage Wife. Radio broadcast, August 10, 1950.“Jinx Of The Big Top.” The Clyde Beatty Show. Radio broadcast, August 10, 1950.“Buffalo Barnie Mcclure.” Dr. Kildare. Radio broadcast, August 10, 1950.
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