Edward Marr

Ep 543

A well-done story about a young couple, very broke and very much in love. AFRS program name: "Radio Theatre."

Ep 538

Ep 503

A long-shot race track story with a predictable plot. William Keighley announces that the audience was charged a savings bond as the price of admission to this broadcast.

Ep 485

A blue-grass horse racing soap opera. About one minute is missing from the middle of the program.

Ep 477

The life story of Stephen Foster. Jolson sings "April Showers" after the story, accompanied on the piano by Louis Silvers (who wrote the song).

Ep 475

A garrulous old millionaire is about to die and his relatives are waiting for the reading of the will. But first...two murders. Who dunnit? You'll never guess!

Ep 470

Love and death during the Spanish civil war. See cat. #93474 for a rehearsal recording of this program.

Ep 467

A drama of the home front, and the women who wait for their men. Cecil B. DeMille announces that the show has been named "Outstanding Dramatic Program" by Radio Daily magazine. The last appearance of DeMille as host of the program.

Ep 465

An unusual Lux presentation, in that it was based on Bob's book and not a motion picture. The story of Bob's trip overseas to entertain the troops during wartime.

Ep 464

A light comedy about an heiress who poses as her own secretary to find a man who loves her for herself. Bob Hope makes an unbilled appearance after the story to promote his appearance on next week's program. See cat. #83246 for a rehearsal recording of this broadcast.

Ep 458

A sophisticated comedy about a dying old man who is introduced to a stranger as his son's fiance. Complications ensue when the old codger decides not to die. Susanna Foster sings a spectacular "Russian Lullaby." The last few seconds of the credits have been deleted. Possibly a re…

Ep 455

See cat. #5834 for a similar or abridged version of this script on "The Harold Lloyd Comedy Theatre" on March 4, 1945. See cat. #43616 for a CBS net rehearsal. A comedy about the wartime hotel room shortage in Washington, D. C. and a toy manufacturer from Indiana with a romantica…

Ep 448

This is a rehearsal recording. A romance about a great orchestra conductor and his stormy marriage with a beautiful composer. The program closing at this rehearsal was apparently not recorded.

Ep 435

Romance and rivalry in old Coney Island, with several pleasant tunes by Dorothy Lamour. The story was produced on The Lux Radio Theatre again on September 30, 1946 (see cat. #23476 and #83249) and again on November 13, 1950 (as "Wabash Avenue") (see cat. #3089).