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Our Miss Brooks
Stretch Has A Problem (repeat of #30)
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
Fibber McGee and Molly
Traffic Court Campaign
There's a traffic safety campaign in progress in Wistful Vista, and Fibber is determined to not get a ticket! The last appearance of Gale Gordon on the program.
Lux Radio Theatre
Pickup on South Street
A good story about a pickpocket who lifts stolen microfilm from a Communist spy in the subway. AFRTS program name: "Hollywood Radio Theatre."
Lux Radio Theatre
Going My Way
The warm-hearted, shamrock-tinged story of an elderly Irish priest and his younger companion. AFRTS program name: "Hollywood Radio Theatre."
Lux Radio Theatre
The Phantom of the Opera
The first program of the show's ninth season. A well-done musical version of the horror classic.
Lux Radio Theatre
Maytime
The first show of the season. The story is based on the 1937 musical about an opera singer in love, but not with her older husband. This is the second appearance of Nelson Eddy a
Lux Radio Theatre
Honky Tonk
The adventures of "Candy," a fast man with a deck of cards, a six-gun, and the judge's daughter. AFRS program name: "Radio Theatre."
Lux Radio Theatre
Dragonwyck
The downfall of a patrician lord of the manor, and his beautiful second wife.
Lux Radio Theatre
Killer Cates
A funny show about a stage actor playing the role of murderer every night, who starts to live his role in real life. Fine straight acting by Jack Benny. AFRS program name: "Radio
Lux Radio Theatre
The Green Years
A warm comedy about a young boy growing up with his poor relatives. AFRS program name: "Radio Theatre." See cat. #45020 for a network, sponsored, quality upgrade version.
Lux Radio Theatre
The Seventh Veil
A romantic drama about a concert pianist with mental problems caused by a demanding uncle. The story was subsequently used on "The Lux Radio Theatre" on December 13, 1948 (see cat
