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“The Petrified Forest.” Best Plays. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1953.“Church In Willow Valley Tweedle O Twill.” Gene Autry's Melody Ranch. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1953.“Richard Diamond 157 The Wolfe Murder Case (Repeat ).” Richard Diamond Private Detective. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1953.“God Smiled On Adam.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1953.“The Log.” Escape. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1953.“Jenny.” The Six Shooter. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1953.“Melody Ranch - September 20,1953.” Gene Autry's Melody Ranch. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1953.“Minstrel Boy.” Railroad Hour. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1953.“I Confess.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1953.“Stan Kenton.” All Star Parade Of Bands. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1953.“The Empty Chair.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1953.“The Shadow People.” Hall of Fantasy. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1953.“The Big Slip.” Dragnet. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1953.“123 the Gold Run.” The Cisco Kid. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1953.“Ep062 Behind The Scenes.” Concert In Miniature. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1953.“Barrie Craig Kitchens Come With Knives.” Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1953.“The Homecoming.” 21st Precinct. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1953.“The William Post Matter.” Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1953.“Theodore Roosevelt.” Mr President. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1953.“Kitchens Come with Knives.” Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1953.“The Red Skull.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1953.“Penny Ante.” Cathy and Elliott Lewis on Stage. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1953.“Babysitter Gildy.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1953.“The Overexposure.” The FBI In Peace And War. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1953.“The Payoff.” Family Theater. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1953.“Boundary Cheaters.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1953.“Secret Word 'Foot'.” You Bet Your Life. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1953.“Farm Sale Day.” Rogers Of The Gazette. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1953.“Brimstone Stampede.” The Cisco Kid. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1953.“From The Shrine Auditorium In Billings, Montana.” Horace Heidt. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1953.“Enchanted Cottage.” General Electric Theater. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1953.“Mind Your Manners.” Father Knows Best. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1953.“The Doctor's Wife Dr Palmer Takes Over Herbert Irwin's Case.” Doctors Today. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1953.“Upholstery Prize.” The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1953.“The Green Valley Feud.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1953.“Robert Q Lewis Substitutes.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1953.“Whatever Lola Wants Phil Harris V.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1953.“Phil Harris Alice Faye Show 257 Courtship Of Elliott Lewis.” Phil Harris And Alice Faye. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1953.“Brooklyn Dodgers.” The All-American Sports Show. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1953.“Fawn.” Gunsmoke. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1953.“The Treadmill.” Romance. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1953.“The Case Of The Well Traveled Ring.” Gangbusters. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1953.“Target Jupiter.” Space Patrol. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1953.“Paul Tracy.” Broadway is My Beat. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1953.“Joseph Bejcek Trombone.” Your Symphony Scrapbook. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1953.“The Lady And The Law (OTR).” Stars Over Hollywood. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1953.“(title unknown).” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, September 27, 1953.“Underwater Soldiers.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, September 27, 1953.“Thirty Six.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, September 27, 1953.“Bad Check To Hospital.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, September 27, 1953.