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“Battle Of The Century Pt 3.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“The Adventure Of The Mission Bells.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“Secret Word 'Air'.” You Bet Your Life. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“Angela And Steven Kester.” Dr. Kildare. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“Circumstantial Evidence.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“The Secret Of Al Jolson's Vigorous Lifestyle.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“Angela And Steven Kester.” The Story Of Dr Kildare. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“Gildy Tries To Learn The Samba.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“Polluted Waters (Aka Floating Death).” Mark Trail. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“Wed Feb 1 1950.” Break the Bank. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“Chesterfield Show(49 52) 50 02 01 Guest Bob Hope.” Bing Crosby - Chesterfield Show. Radio broadcast, February 1, 1950.“Coming of Mr. Stover.” Skippy Hollywood Theatre. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Detour To Love.” Hollywood Theatre of Stars. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Episode.” Author Meets the Critics. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Episode.” A Date with Judy. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Episode 19.” Nona from Nowhere. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Episode 24.” Father Knows Best. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Episode 4298.” Ma Perkins. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Episode 485.” Aldrich Family. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“First Episode.” Your Symphony Scrapbook. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“First Song - What Is This Thing Called Love.” The Frank Sinatra Program. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Four Forefingers.” Casey Crime Photographer. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Gest - John Hall and Frances Langford.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“John Loves Mary.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Masquerade for Murder.” Straight Arrow. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Middle Man, The.” The FBI In Peace And War. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Owes Hotel Bill To The Night Clerk.” The Adventures Of Maisie. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Claude Jimmerson: Child Killer.” Dragnet. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Jimmy Is Iin Crawl Space With Rusty Valve.” Firefighters. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“The Love Story of Elizabeth Barrett.” Hallmark Playhouse. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Adventures Of Maisie Owes Hotel Bill To The Night Clerk.” Maisie, the Adventures Of. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Consideration.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Suspense Consideration.” Half Hours with Rosalind Russell. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Battle Of The Century Pt 4.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“What Is This Thing Called Love.” Frank Sinatra - Light Up Time. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“The Coming Of Mr Stover.” Movietown Radio Theater. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Wine Of Youth.” Hallmark Playhouse. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1950.“Babs Flunks an Exam.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Battle of the Century - Pt 5.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Episode.” Hollywood Theatre of Stars. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Episode 20.” Nona from Nowhere. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Episode 212.” The Fat Man. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Episode 4299.” Ma Perkins. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“First Song - This Can't Be Love.” The Frank Sinatra Program. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Grayson Trail, The.” Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Millard E. Tydings.” Meet the Press. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Selecting the Boy's Clothes.” The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Jimmy And Tim Get The Valve Shut Off.” Firefighters. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Satan And The Devil's Herd.” Mark Trail. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.“Dr Bromley, Shakespeare Expert.” The Halls of Ivy. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1950.