John Milton Kennedy
Aubrey Mather
Bobby Larson
Griff Barnett
Jane Morgan
Jeff Corey
Josephine Gilbert
Goldie Originals that include this night
Wartime Weeknights
Home-front thrills, 1942–1945.
24 episodes
Shared stars, moods, and themes across the catalog
Our Miss Brooks
The story of Stretch Snodgrass' secret love and Miss Brooks' bath. The script was previously used on "Our Miss Brooks" on February 27, 1949 (see cat. #46328) and on February 14, 1
Ep 357 · Sunday, February 24, 1957 · 28:05
Let George Do It
George Valentine and Brooksie encounter a gray-haired man at a bus station who has been shot and whose body is mysteriously stolen, leading them into a dangerous investigation.
Ep 322 · Monday, November 10, 1952 · 29:42
Broadway Is My Beat
Detective Danny Clover investigates the murder of Sergeant Gordon Ellis, who is killed while escorting a hoodlum named Tommy Mannon. As Clover delves deeper, he uncovers a web of crime and betrayal that leads to unexpected revelations.
Ep 9 · Saturday, November 12, 1949 · 29:24
Suspense
A hitchhiker with a perfect crime in mind picks up a stranger on his way to Los Angeles, unaware of the dangerous game he's about to enter.
Ep 358 · Thursday, November 10, 1949 · 30:05
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
Richard Diamond receives a seemingly worthless black purse from an old lady, but soon realizes that everyone wants it badly enough to kill for it.
Ep 5 · Sunday, May 22, 1949 · 29:30
Escape
Two drummer boys, Jaquin and Piggy Liu, show extraordinary courage as they face the horrors of battle while serving with a British regiment in Afghanistan. Their loyalty and bravery become a testament to the spirit of the regiment amidst the chaos of war.
Ep 37 · Sunday, April 18, 1948 · 29:30
Same series — shared cast and standout nights
Lux Radio Theatre
A romantic melodrama about a rooming house for medical students at the turn of the century, and the men who become doctors while living there. AFRS program name: "The Radio Theatr
Ep 542 · Monday, October 21, 1946 · 55:08
The pedigreed story of a boy's love for a horse.
Ep 516 · Monday, February 25, 1946 · 59:03
A reporter investigates a baroness who was born in America, and winds up falling in love with her. She was, however, married to a Nazi officer at the beginning of the war! The fi
Ep 391 · Monday, April 12, 1943 · 59:46
A bedroom comedy about a foreign correspondent, his best friend, and their wife!
Ep 505 · Monday, December 10, 1945 · 53:21
The story of "The Texas Children's Home and Aid Society" and the tragic life of the woman who founded it.
Ep 339 · Monday, February 16, 1942 · 59:56
Ep 354 · Monday, June 1, 1942 · 59:48
A comedy/romance about a family determined to have a soldier over for dinner. The program closing has been deleted after the cast credits. See cat. #93480 for a rehearsal recordi
Ep 471 · Monday, February 19, 1945 · 59:49
Lux Radio Theatre, Episode 368
A Woman's Face
Monday, November 2, 1942 · 57:21
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A courtroom drama about the criminal career of a Swedish woman with a deeply scarred face.
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.
Latest Air Dates
The newest broadcast dates in the archive.
Fibber McGee and Molly
Ep 19820529 · Saturday, May 29, 1982 · 26:08
An Evening With Groucho
Marvin Hamlisch performs a whimsical song about a character named Buck and his humorous adventures in Timbuktu. The lighthearted lyrics playfully explore themes of love and family.
Ep 10 · Saturday, May 6, 1972 · 2:25
A tough man makes the first cattle drive with a 10,000 head herd, over the Chisholm Trail.
Ep 648 · Monday, March 7, 1949 · 58:57
A love story about a young couple who move into the attic of a retired professor, who is contemplating suicide! The story was repeated on The Lux Radio Theatre on December 4, 1950
Ep 647 · Monday, February 28, 1949 · 55:15
The heart-warming story about a drunken ex-prize fighter in Tijuana, and his young son. The story was produced again on The Lux Radio Theatre on June 29, 1942 (see cat. #42576).
Ep 237 · Monday, November 13, 1939 · 59:36