Gil Stratton

Ep 710

Molly is trying to remember where she and Fibber have a date tonight. Fibber really wants to go bowling. Unedited tape or rehearsal.

Ep 477

In Concerto for Killer and Eyewitnesses, an escaped convict named Edward Sitko is determined to exact revenge on Dallas Kenyon, the man responsible for his imprisonment. As Detective Sergeant Jesse Crandall and his partner escort Sitko to prison, they face an unexpected turn of e…

Ep 156

In The Big Whiff, a woman is discovered dying in a vacant lot, leading detectives Joe Friday and Frank Smith into a complex investigation. The victim, identified only as Jane Doe, shows signs of chloroform poisoning, and the circumstances of her death raise questions about suicid…

Ep 697

The program begins with an election bulletin. It's a perfect day for a picnic out at Dugan's lake. The closet is heard.

Ep 694

"Tony's Roma Restaurant" is offering "all you can eat for $1!" Fibber seizes the opportunity.

Ep 683

"Fibber The Match-Maker" brings two lovers together. Cupid's job is safe.

Ep 770

Alice's adventures are based on the 1951 Disney version of the famous children's story. William Keighley is not heard in this rehearsal; his part is read by the announcer, John Milton Kennedy. One of the Lux commercials is delivered by Adriana Caselotti, who was the voice of "Sno…

Ep 97

Rehearsal recording or unedited tape. There are lots of mistakes and fooling around and no music cues. Henry Lillis has disappeared with $80,000! A no-good blonde has put him up to it. Possibly recorded May 17, 1951.

Ep 685

Comedy about the mature and very capable Mr. Belvedere, who finds it expedient to attend an institution of higher learning. The program ends abruptly after the post-story interviews.

Ep 37

In The Drums of the Fore and Aft, two young drummer boys, Jaquin and Piggy Liu, embody the essence of courage and loyalty within a British regiment stationed in Afghanistan. As the regiment prepares for battle, the boys find themselves left behind, grappling with their desire to…

Ep 601

A look back at the-good-old-days of vaudeville. This story was used twice more on "The Lux Radio Theatre": November 14, 1949 (see cat. #45258 and #6883) and January 4, 1955 (see cat. #105450).

Ep 580

The story was subsequently used on the program on October 22, 1951 (see cat. #89139). A delightful portrait of a teenager during the roaring twenties.

Ep 577

The last show of the season. A small-town girl grows up, despite her fragile health.