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Cast · 1939–1943

Edna Best

3 episodes · 1 show

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Lux Radio Theatre

In Which We Serve

A portrait of the British people, told through flashbacks of the men on a sinking destroyer. As great on radio as it was on the screen!

Ep 401 · Monday, June 21, 1943 · 58:50

Lux Radio Theatre

A Tale of Two Cities

The classic narrative of the French Revolution. The story was produced on The Lux Radio Theatre again on March 18, 1946 (see cat. #44898).

Ep 334 · Monday, January 12, 1942 · 59:01

Lux Radio Theatre

Goodbye, Mister Chips

An excellent version of the moving story about an old professor at a Boy's "public" school in Britain. James Hilton, the author of the story, is interviewed.

Ep 238 · Monday, November 20, 1939 · 59:49

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Lux Radio Theatre

3 episodes

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  • Jun211943

    Lux Radio Theatre

    In Which We Serve

    Jun 21 · Ep 401

  • Jan121942

    Lux Radio Theatre

    A Tale of Two Cities

    Jan 12 · Ep 334

  • Nov201939

    Lux Radio Theatre

    Goodbye, Mister Chips

    Nov 20 · Ep 238

Episodes featuring this actor

1 episode on Goldie

193919421943All years
  1. Ep 238

    Nov 20, 1939 · Goodbye, Mister Chips

    An excellent version of the moving story about an old professor at a Boy's "public" school in Britain. James Hilton, the author of the story, is interviewed. "Libby Collins," the Lux commercial spokesman for some time to come (and actually played by Margaret Brayton), makes her f…

    59:49

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