Cecil B. DeMille
Alan Mowbray
Frank Nelson
Ginger Rogers
John Gibson
Verree Teasdale
Warren William
Goldie Originals that include this night
Prewar Nights
Before the war changed the dial (through 1941).
24 episodes
Shared stars, moods, and themes across the catalog
Fibber McGee and Molly
This is part of an AFRTS Christmas show with a studio audience. "Fibber" has a chat with "Myrt," the telephone operator. Jim Jordan was 85-years old at the time of this broadcast
Ep 19811225 · Friday, December 25, 1981 · 13:48
Our Miss Brooks
Mrs. Davis hasn't enough money to make a payment of her mortgage. Greedy Mr. Travis also refuses to sell an empty lot next to Madison High.
Ep 274 · Sunday, January 30, 1955 · 25:33
The Jack Benny Program
George and Gracie are the program's guests, but Gracie hasn't arrived at the studio. Jack gets into a dress to appear as Gracie. He and George do a "Burns and Allen" routine. A
Ep 799 · Sunday, March 9, 1952 · 29:30
The Big Show
The season finale of The Big Show features an array of stars, including Groucho Marx and Fred Allen, as they share laughs and heartfelt moments. Tallulah Bankhead reflects on the season's ups and downs while preparing to say goodbye until fall.
Ep 27 · Sunday, May 6, 1951 · 87:53
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
Johnny goes fishing and catches a corpse.
Ep 797 · Sunday, July 8, 1962 · 24:06
Suspense
A struggling mystery writer hears a beautiful woman's voice from the apartment above his, igniting his curiosity and desperation. As he investigates, he finds himself entangled in a bizarre and terrifying situation.
Ep 878 · Sunday, November 6, 1960 · 24:20
Same series — shared cast and standout nights
Lux Radio Theatre
The famous Depression comedy about the reporter and the heiress on a cross-country bus. The intermission guest is a trans-continental bus driver for Pacific Greyhound. See cat. #
Ep 211 · Monday, March 20, 1939 · 58:59
The story is based on the 1934 MGM film.
Ep 91 · Monday, July 27, 1936 · 59:52
Ep 161 · Monday, January 31, 1938 · 59:09
A strange drama about a scatterbrained widow whose young son Bill stays with her (and calls her "Sweetheart") and with his three brothers and sisters. He finally leaves to live wi
Ep 297 · Monday, March 3, 1941 · 59:53
A telephone operator is engaged to three men, a go-getter, a kook, and a millionaire. She must choose one. AFRS program name: "Your Radio Theatre." See cat. #45664 for a network
Ep 316 · Monday, September 8, 1941 · 60:36
A comedy/romance about a tycoon who starts a relationship with a young, beautiful-but-poor woman that he meets on a park bench. His estranged wife and children certainly take noti
Ep 286 · Monday, December 16, 1940 · 59:39
A comedy-romance about a wealthy young man and an actress.
Ep 163 · Monday, February 14, 1938 · 59:49
Lux Radio Theatre, Episode 102
The Curtain Rises
Monday, October 12, 1936 · 58:35
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A shy woman decides to take acting lessons in order to play love scenes with her instructor.
Drama Desk
Character, craft, and living-room stage plays.
Thirties Echo
1930s nights — earlier golden age glow.
Hour-Long Nights
When you want a full-length appointment.
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X Minus One
A man discovers a mysterious wishing machine called a Utilizer, which grants him wishes but leads to unexpected consequences. As he navigates his newfound fortune, he faces challenges that threaten his freedom.
Ep 96 · Wednesday, April 10, 1957 · 21:55
Casey, Crime Photographer
Casey investigates the theft of an old reporter's memoirs, which he believes could expose powerful figures in the city. The stakes rise as Casey uncovers the truth behind the reporter's claims and the potential danger involved.
Ep 369 · Wednesday, January 20, 1954 · 29:55
Two trees, owned by an ordinary family, start growing money instead of leaves! AFRTS program name: "Radio Theatre." The story was produced subsequently on The Lux Video Theatre o
Ep 855 · Monday, November 16, 1953 · 59:31
A well-acted story of a hard-as-nails woman magazine editor and her search for love and happiness. The story was produced again on The Lux Radio Theatre on February 16, 1953 (see
Ep 468 · Monday, January 29, 1945 · 62:32