Radio IndexAll broadcasts · January 1954
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“Phil Harris Alice Faye Show 271 Phil Gives Up Smoking For The New Year.” Phil Harris And Alice Faye. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1954.“Joe Frisco Peggy Lee.” Philco Radio Time. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1954.“1954 12 The Adventure Of The Blue Carbuncle 1954.” Sherlock Holmes. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1954.“Case Of The Stairs.” 21st Precinct. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1954.“Thoughts On Anti Vivisection.” Our Cats. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1954.“Gordy Tells Kate About His Setup.” Perry Mason. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1954.“Death Rides With Daggett.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1954.“Joe Frisco And Peggy Lee.” Bing Crosby. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1954.“A Quiet New Years Day At Home.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1954.“Some Rebels Eccentrics And Others.” Americana. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1954.“Yesterday Held Laughter.” Stars Over Hollywood. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1954.“1954 Campaign Sauter Finigan Orchestra, 1st Doodletown Fifers.” March Of Dimes. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1954.“Theatreroyal54 01 0214thecountryoftheblind.” Theatre Royal. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1954.“The Wistful Wizard Of Neptunes Moon.” Space Patrol. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1954.“Stage Holdup.” Gunsmoke. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1954.“(title unknown).” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“Catching a Train Robber.” The Queens Men. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.Queen's Men. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“One of the Boys.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“1st; 'Goin' Steady' Guest Betty Hutton.” Guest Star. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“Liz Paints The Apartment And Ben Meets Judy.” The Marriage. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“Tom Mix.” Hallmark Hall of Fame. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“Andys New Years Date.” New Year's Shows Collection. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“Program Jack Tries To Get Tickets To Rose Bowl Game.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“Tuxedo Rental Business.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“The Amos N Andy Show Tuxedo Rental Business.” Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“Champion.” NBC Star Playhouse. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“Who Said' First In War, First In Peace And First In The Hearts Of His Countrymen.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“A Friend In Need.” The Six Shooter. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“The Rainbow.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“NBC The Amos N Andy Show Andys New Years Date.” Christmas Shows. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1954.“Sammy Kaye.” All Star Parade Of Bands. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1954.“On a Country Road.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1954.“It Might As Well Be Spring, Edward Everett Horton Reads From Springtime.” The Northerners. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1954.“The Day The Earth Stood Still.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1954.“Grandma Wales.” Bobby Benson. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1954.“The Cask Of Amontillado.” Hall of Fantasy. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1954.“Crane Murder Case.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1954.“The Day The Earth Stood Still.” Hollywood Theatre of Stars. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1954.“Denver Dottie.” The Cisco Kid. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“Big Listen.” Dragnet. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“Ed Beekman's Daughter.” Perry Mason. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“South Of The Border.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“The Fair Way Matter.” Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“Irma And The Spcs.” My Friend Irma. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“To Be Perfectly Frank South Of The Border.” Frank Sinatra Songs By Sinatra. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“The Con Man Part 1.” People Are Funny. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“On The Trail Of A Killer.” Rocky Fortune. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“The Gunsmoke Blockade.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, January 6, 1954.“Ed Beekman's Daughter.” Perry Mason. Radio broadcast, January 6, 1954.
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