- Fort LaramieThe Beasley Girls
- GunsmokeThe Man Who Would Be Marshal
- Our Miss BrooksMash Notes To Harriet
- Fibber McGee and MollyMcGee's Boomerang
- Yours Truly, Johnny DollarThe Jolly Roger Fraud Matter - Ep 1
- Fibber McGee and MollyFibber's Knitting
- SuspenseGallardo
- Yours Truly, Johnny DollarThe Jolly Roger Fraud Matter - Ep 2
- X Minus One$1000 a Plate
- Yours Truly, Johnny DollarThe Jolly Roger Fraud Matter - Ep 3
- Yours Truly, Johnny DollarThe Jolly Roger Fraud Matter - Ep 4
- Fibber McGee and MollyFibber The Efficentlly Expert
- Yours Truly, Johnny DollarThe Jolly Roger Fraud Matter - Ep 5
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Radio Calendar
Sunday, March 18, 1956
3 episodes on the air
This week in history
Week of 03/18–03/24/1956
- 1956 — Tunisia gains independence from France.
- 1956 — Pakistan becomes the first Islamic republic in the world. This date is now celebrated as Republic Day in Pakistan.
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About this night
On Sunday, March 18, 1956, Goldie’s Radio Calendar lists 3 playable old time radio episodes that share this broadcast date. Highlights include Fort Laramie, Gunsmoke, and Our Miss Brooks. Jump week to week, read “this week in history,” and use Play the evening to queue the full night free in your browser — sponsor breaks included.
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FAQ
- What old time radio shows aired on Sunday, March 18, 1956?
- Goldie lists 3 episodes for Sunday, March 18, 1956, including Fort Laramie, Gunsmoke, and Our Miss Brooks. Open any title to stream free, or play the whole evening in order.
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- Tonight maps today’s month and day onto a dense year of the Golden Age of Radio (default 1946). You land on that historical date’s lineup so you can hear what was on the air “this day in radio” without memorizing obscure air dates.
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