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“The Big Odd.” Dragnet. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1953.“Music For All Occasions.” Concert In Miniature. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1953.“The Monopoly Matter.” Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1953.“Death Is Forever.” Mr and Mrs North. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1953.“Murder Among The Statues.” Rocky Fortune. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1953.“Fibber Enters A Photo Contest.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1953.“Secret Word 'Face'.” You Bet Your Life. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1953.“The High Tone Stranger.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1953.“Gildy Earns Christmas Money Selling Insurance.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1953.“The Globe.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1953.“Candid Camera Fiend.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1953.“Foreign Exchange.” Family Theater. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1953.“The Longest Week Of The Year.” Rogers Of The Gazette. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1953.“If A Body Need A Body Just Call Burke And Hare.” Crime Classics. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1953.“Too Many Rabbits.” Father Knows Best. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1953.“Thu Dec 3 1953.” My Friend Irma. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1953.“Fibber Develops His Own Film.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1953.“Two Little Buckaroos.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1953.“Case Of The L D 80.” 21st Precinct. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1953.“Phil Harris Alice Faye Show 267 A Night With Phil Harris Alice Faye Show.” Phil Harris And Alice Faye. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1953.“Horse Traders Secret.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1953.“Animal Photography, Part 1 Guest Clara Faulkner.” Our Cats. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1953.“Guest Glenn Ford.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1953.“Fibber Loses A Photo Worth 75 Dollars.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1953.“Minnesota Vs New York.” The College Quiz Bowl. Radio broadcast, December 5, 1953.“An American Sampler.” Americana. Radio broadcast, December 5, 1953.“The Lamb.” Gunsmoke. Radio broadcast, December 5, 1953.“Baccaratis Secret Weapon.” Space Patrol. Radio broadcast, December 5, 1953.“Puss And Boots.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, December 5, 1953.“Puss In Boots.” Let's Pretend. Radio broadcast, December 5, 1953.“Dark Faced Filipino.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, December 5, 1953.“Focus on Mig Alley.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Destination Freedom.” Guest Star. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Program Jack Talks About His TV Show.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Liz Takes Up Painting.” The Marriage. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Generous Host.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“A Bass Viol For Heaven.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“What Two Animals Do You Always Go To Bed With First Comic Beetle Bailey.” Comic Weekly. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Cleaning 32 Typewriters.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“A Pressing Engagement.” The Six Shooter. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“The Amos N Andy Show Cleaning 32 Typewriters.” Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Alaska Is Not Sold To The US By Russia.” Stroke of Fate. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Major Charles Yeager Faster Than Sound.” Hallmark Hall of Fame. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Greatest Story The Woman And The Slave Girl.” Greatest Story Ever Told. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“The Curse of the Catletts.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Communist Teacher.” Last Man Out. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Department Store Job.” The Charlie McCarthy Show. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1953.“Sweethearts.” Railroad Hour. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1953.“Man On A Tightrope.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1953.“German Gun Maker Gustave Heiden.” Richard Diamond Private Detective. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1953.