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“Do It Now.” Rogers Of The Gazette. Radio broadcast, November 18, 1953.“A Matter Of Time.” Family Theater. Radio broadcast, November 18, 1953.“Three Murder Suspects.” Richard Diamond Private Detective. Radio broadcast, November 18, 1953.“Fibber Goes To Bed At Seven Oclock.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, November 19, 1953.“The Purple Cloud.” Nightmare. Radio broadcast, November 19, 1953.“Missing Uncle.” Father Knows Best. Radio broadcast, November 19, 1953.“Bullets At Iron Mountain.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1953.“If It Ain't One Thing.” Arthur Smith's Corner Store. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1953.“The Lou Martin Murder Case.” Broadway is My Beat. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1953.“In The Loan Business.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1953.“Phil Harris Alice Faye Show 265 The Birthday Gift.” Phil Harris And Alice Faye. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1953.“The Christmas Fund.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1953.“Thanksgiving In Pine Ridge.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1953.“Trouble Shooting.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1953.“Cat Postcards And Photographs.” Our Cats. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1953.“Custer.” Gunsmoke. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1953.“Audition Program.” That's Rich. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1953.“Theatreroyal53 11 2108lagrandebreteche.” Theatre Royal. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1953.“The Sea Monster Of Planet X.” Space Patrol. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1953.“Melody Ranch.” Gene Autry's Melody Ranch. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Daring Young Man.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“South Of The Border.” Guest Star. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“To Be or Not to Be - Dead.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Eight Oclock Killer.” Richard Diamond Private Detective. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“The Amos N Andy Show New York Sightseeing Agency.” Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Fred Hertzell Visits From Kansas.” The Marriage. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Aunt Lulu's Waterloo.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Case Of The Living Corpse.” Mr District Attorney. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Gabriel Starbuck.” The Six Shooter. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Perilous Meeting.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Squanto The Cockney Indian.” Hallmark Hall of Fame. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Program Dennis Imitates People On The Phone To Jack.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“New York Sightseeing Agency.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“France Suppresses Germany's Rhineland Invasion.” Stroke of Fate. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“Photographer In Buckskin.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“A Man Called Nicodemus.” Greatest Story Ever Told. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“The Butcher Fred Stewart Story.” Our Miss Brooks. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1953.“The Chocolate Soldier.” Railroad Hour. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1953.“The Masks Of Ashor.” Hall of Fantasy. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1953.“The Browning Version.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1953.“Phoney Ring Investment.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1953.“Double Action Danger.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1953.“Pursuit.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1953.“Ray Anthony.” All Star Parade Of Bands. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1953.“The Moonstone, Part 2.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1953.“I'm Walking The Dog.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1953.“The Big Present.” Dragnet. Radio broadcast, November 24, 1953.“Long Gone.” Arthur Smith's Corner Store. Radio broadcast, November 24, 1953.“Shoot To Kill.” Mr and Mrs North. Radio broadcast, November 24, 1953.