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Cast · 1939–1945

Bobby Larson

6 episodes · 1 show

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Lux Radio Theatre

Sunday Dinner for a Soldier

A comedy/romance about a family determined to have a soldier over for dinner. The program closing has been deleted after the cast credits. See cat. #93480 for

Ep 471 · Monday, February 19, 1945 · 59:49

Lux Radio Theatre

Pride of the Yankees

Rehearsal. The well-done and heartwarming story about the baseball career of Lou Gehrig.

Ep 408 · Monday, October 4, 1943 · 59:50

Lux Radio Theatre

Air Force

A good story about the fighting United States Air Force, surprised at Pearl Harbor, but coming back fighting! The post-story guest is Mary Pickford, who presen

Ep 404 · Monday, July 12, 1943 · 59:36

Lux Radio Theatre

A Woman's Face

A courtroom drama about the criminal career of a Swedish woman with a deeply scarred face.

Ep 368 · Monday, November 2, 1942 · 57:21

Lux Radio Theatre

Blossoms in the Dust

The story of "The Texas Children's Home and Aid Society" and the tragic life of the woman who founded it.

Ep 339 · Monday, February 16, 1942 · 59:56

Lux Radio Theatre

The Champ

The heart-warming story about a drunken ex-prize fighter in Tijuana, and his young son. The story was produced again on The Lux Radio Theatre on June 29, 1942

Ep 237 · Monday, November 13, 1939 · 59:36

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Lux Radio Theatre

6 episodes

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  • Feb191945

    Lux Radio Theatre

    Sunday Dinner for a Soldier

    Feb 19 · Ep 471

  • Oct41943

    Lux Radio Theatre

    Pride of the Yankees

    Oct 4 · Ep 408

  • Jul121943

    Lux Radio Theatre

    Air Force

    Jul 12 · Ep 404

  • Nov21942

    Lux Radio Theatre

    A Woman's Face

    Nov 2 · Ep 368

  • Feb161942

Episodes featuring this actor

6 episodes on Goldie

1939194219431945All years
  1. Ep 471

    Feb 19, 1945 · Sunday Dinner for a Soldier

    A comedy/romance about a family determined to have a soldier over for dinner. The program closing has been deleted after the cast credits. See cat. #93480 for a rehearsal recording of this program.

    59:49
  2. Ep 408

    Oct 4, 1943 · Pride of the Yankees

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Anne Baxter

1 shared

Bea Benaderet

1 shared

Herb Vigran

1 shared

Howard McNear

1 shared

Jane Morgan

1 shared

Lux Radio Theatre

Blossoms in the Dust

Feb 16 · Ep 339

  • Nov131939

    Lux Radio Theatre

    The Champ

    Nov 13 · Ep 237

  • Rehearsal. The well-done and heartwarming story about the baseball career of Lou Gehrig.

    59:50
  • Ep 404

    Jul 12, 1943 · Air Force

    A good story about the fighting United States Air Force, surprised at Pearl Harbor, but coming back fighting! The post-story guest is Mary Pickford, who presents the show with an award. The last show of the season.

    59:36
  • Ep 368

    Nov 2, 1942 · A Woman's Face

    A courtroom drama about the criminal career of a Swedish woman with a deeply scarred face.

    57:21
  • Ep 339

    Feb 16, 1942 · Blossoms in the Dust

    The story of "The Texas Children's Home and Aid Society" and the tragic life of the woman who founded it.

    59:56
  • Ep 237

    Nov 13, 1939 · The Champ

    The heart-warming story about a drunken ex-prize fighter in Tijuana, and his young son. The story was produced again on The Lux Radio Theatre on June 29, 1942 (see cat. #42576).

    59:36