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Host

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Melville Ruick

Cast›

Alice Faye

Arthur Q. Bryan

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Betty Jean Hainey

B

Bob Burleson

C

Cecil B. DeMille

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Prewar Nights

Before the war changed the dial (through 1941).

24 episodes

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Fibber McGee and Molly

Fibber The Efficentlly Expert

The last show of the series. McGee tries to get Molly to be more efficient. The program was replaced the following week with "A Visit With Josie" which expanded from a 15 minute

Ep 1382 · Friday, March 23, 1956 · 13:40

Lux Radio Theatre

Lucky Partners

A boy and a girl go partners on a winning sweepstakes ticket. Romance is sure to follow. The boy turns out to be a famous painter. An interview with the president of the National

Ep 450 · Monday, September 25, 1944 · 59:29

Lux Radio Theatre

The Magnificent Dope

A contented country bumpkin is victimized by a big city con-man...or is he?

Ep 363 · Monday, September 28, 1942 · 59:49

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The Shop Around the Corner

The well-done romance about co-workers in a store who fight constantly, but who are lovers by correspondence and don't even know that they work in the same shop.

Ep 313 · Monday, June 23, 1941 · 59:55

Lux Radio Theatre

Lillian Russell

A well-done, musical portrait of love and romance at the turn of the century.

Ep 278 · Monday, October 21, 1940 · 59:55

Lux Radio Theatre

Knute Rockne

Win one for the Gipper! Both the Warner Brothers film and this broadcast were based on a story originally broadcast in December, 1938 on "The Cavalcade Of America."

Ep 284 · Monday, December 2, 1940 · 59:30

Lux Radio Theatre

Unfinished Business

A bittersweet romance about a loveless marriage.

Ep 320 · Monday, October 6, 1941 · 59:51

Lux Radio Theatre

Cheers for Miss Bishop

An unhurried fifty-year look at the life and loves of a dedicated schoolteacher.

Ep 299 · Monday, March 17, 1941 · 59:49

Lux Radio Theatre

Fifth Avenue Girl

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

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  • Audio from Internet Archive (OTRR_Lux_Radio_Theater_Singles). Curated by OTRR. Goldie does not claim ownership of this broadcast.
  • Cast and sponsor data from RadioGold Index (J. David Goldin / UMKC Libraries).
  • Historical context from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA).

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Lux Radio Theatre, Episode 289

Vivacious Lady

Monday, January 6, 1941 · 59:31

Lux Radio Theatre, Episode 289

Vivacious Lady

Monday, January 6, 1941 · 59:31

Don Ameche

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A college professor woos and weds a New York night club singer.

Drama Desk

Character, craft, and living-room stage plays.

24 episodes

Early Forties

1940–1942: the hinge years.

24 episodes

The Forties

A whole decade on the dial.

24 episodes

Hour-Long Nights

When you want a full-length appointment.

24 episodes

Latest Air Dates

The newest broadcast dates in the archive.

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That night in history

Headlines

  • 1941 — United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivers his Four Freedoms speech in the State of the Union address.

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