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I Married An Angel

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I Married An Angel

The announcer who gives system cues attempts to advertise both 'The Voice Of Firestone' and 'The Telephone Hour' at the same time.

29m 24s · Drama · Variety

Cast & Crew

Marvin MillerAnnouncer
Betty Lou GersonActor
Lamont JohnsonActor
Lucille NormanActor
Myra MarshActor
Norman Luboffchoir director
Robert E. Lee IVadaptor
Gordon MacRaeHost
Carmen DragonMusician

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“I Married An Angel.” Railroad Hour. Radio broadcast, January 14, 1952. Radio Index. https://www.radioindex.org/series/railroad-hour/episodes/i-married-an-angel.

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When was “I Married An Angel” broadcast?“I Married An Angel” was broadcast on January 14, 1952 as an episode of Railroad Hour.
What is “I Married An Angel” about?The announcer who gives system cues attempts to advertise both 'The Voice Of Firestone' and 'The Telephone Hour' at the same time.
What radio series is “I Married An Angel” from?“I Married An Angel” is an episode of Railroad Hour.
Who appeared in “I Married An Angel”?The cast includes Marvin Miller, Betty Lou Gerson, Lamont Johnson, Lucille Norman, and Myra Marsh.
How long is “I Married An Angel”?The recording runs about 29 minutes.
Can I listen to “I Married An Angel”?Yes. Radio Index has a surviving sound recording of “I Married An Angel” available to stream.
What's the title of this episode?The title of this show is "I Married An Angel."
What's the title of this series?The title of this series is Railroad Hour.
When was this show broadcast?This show was broadcast on Monday, January 14, 1952.
What genre is this episode?The genre of this show is Drama, Variety.
What's the duration of this episode?The duration of this show is 29:24.
What decade is this episode from?This show is from the 1950s.

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