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Cast · 1938–1953

Harry Stanton

2 episodes · 2 shows

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Suspense

Tom Dooley

In 'Tom Dooley,' a man returns home after the Civil War to find his love entangled with another man, leading to a confrontation filled with passion and betrayal.

Ep 506 · Monday, March 30, 1953 · 29:10

Lux Radio Theatre

Snow White

The musical fairy tale based on the Disney feature, which was in turn based on the fairy tale by the Grimm brothers. This program is reported to be the first L

Ep 199 · Monday, December 26, 1938 · 59:48

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Lux Radio Theatre

1 episode

Suspense

1 episode

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Mar301953
Suspense
Tom Dooley
Mar 30 · Ep 506
Dec261938
Lux Radio Theatre
Snow White
Dec 26 · Ep 199

Episodes featuring this actor

2 episodes on Goldie

1938 1953 All years

Ep 506
Mar 30, 1953 · Tom Dooley
'Tom Dooley' tells the story of a man who returns to his hometown after the Civil War, only to discover that his beloved Laura has moved on with a Yankee doctor, Paul Cabot. As tensions rise between Tom and Paul, old grievances surface, and the emotional stakes become dangerously…
29:10

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Joseph Cotten

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Joseph Kearns

1 shared

Larry Thor

1 shared

William Conrad

1 shared

Ep 199

Dec 26, 1938 · Snow White

The musical fairy tale based on the Disney feature, which was in turn based on the fairy tale by the Grimm brothers. This program is reported to be the first Lux broadcast from Hollywood that had no studio audience. Recorded applause and audience sounds were used.