Melville Ruick
Doris Sederholm
Edward Marr
Leo Cleary
Thomas Mills
Torey Carleton
Wally Maher
Goldie Originals that include this night
Wartime Weeknights
Home-front thrills, 1942–1945.
24 episodes
Shared stars, moods, and themes across the catalog
Let George Do It
George Valentine is hired to be a bodyguard for a man who doesn't exist, tasked with managing a farewell party for a fictional character. As the event approaches, the stakes rise with the press eager to uncover the truth.
Ep 204 · Monday, August 7, 1950 · 29:40
Suspense
A real estate agent uncovers a chilling manuscript in an unfinished house that hints at a supernatural presence. As he shares his findings with a detective friend, the stakes rise with the eerie implications of the story.
Ep 222 · Thursday, December 5, 1946 · 30:36
Broadway Is My Beat
Detective Danny Clover investigates the murder of John Perry, a pet shop owner despised by many. As he delves into Perry's life, he uncovers a web of resentment and potential motives among the people around him.
Ep 154 · Saturday, February 28, 1953 · 28:24
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
Chapman's a hardened businessman in financial trouble. He's suspected of burning his own building down for some quick insurance cash.
Ep 140 · Friday, December 12, 1952 · 29:16
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
Richard Diamond investigates the suspicious death of Clay Baxter's brother in Oklahoma, believing it to be murder rather than an accident. As he delves into the case, he uncovers dark motives surrounding the inheritance of a vast ranch.
Ep 66 · Wednesday, September 27, 1950 · 29:30
Same series — shared cast and standout nights
Lux Radio Theatre
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
Ep 455 · Monday, October 30, 1944 · 56:20
The last show of the season, the last appearance of Melville Ruick as announcer (he was leaving to join the Army Air Corps). A high-society romance never gets off the ground, much
Ep 360 · Monday, July 13, 1942 · 59:41
The story of Dan Emmet, the first minstrel man. An edited version of The Lux Radio Theatre" broadcast, see cat. #50644 for the complete broadcast. See cat. #41047 for a rehearsal
Ep 419 · Monday, December 20, 1943 · 59:38
Ep 332 · Monday, December 29, 1941 · 59:26
Ep 545 · Monday, November 11, 1946 · 59:38
A well-done story about a young couple, very broke and very much in love. AFRS program name: "Radio Theatre."
Ep 543 · Monday, October 28, 1946 · 59:22
Lux Radio Theatre, Episode 337
Skylark
Monday, February 2, 1942 · 59:49
CBS net
Network
An advertising man's marriage is heading for the rocks on his fifth anniversary.
Drama Desk
Character, craft, and living-room stage plays.
1942
The year the home front found its voice.
Early Forties
1940–1942: the hinge years.
The Forties
A whole decade on the dial.
Hour-Long Nights
When you want a full-length appointment.
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Lights Out
A "gentle man" imprisons two women. One must marry him, the other must die! This story is definitely not for the squeamish!
Ep 19421229 · Tuesday, December 29, 1942 · 28:56
An Evening With Groucho
Ep 32 · Saturday, May 6, 1972 · 1:03
Victor Borge Collection
Victor Borge entertains the audience with humor and music while reflecting on his time in America and the joy of performing.
Ep 5831 · Wednesday, December 23, 1953 · 10:07
It's a railroad...not a suitcase. Romance and intrigue at the famous resort of the last century.
Ep 591 · Monday, November 24, 1947 · 59:57
A comedy about a lady mayor, a sculptor, and mixed-up marriage plans. AFRS program name: "Radio Theatre." The program was produced on The Lux Radio Theatre again on May 10, 1955.
Ep 549 · Monday, December 9, 1946 · 49:21