Lux Radio Theatre

Ep 257

A witty and civilized romance, danced around the Empire State building and a traffic accident. The story was done again on the Lux Radio Theatre on July 6, 1942 (see cat. #42811).

Ep 258

A simple chap becomes Parks Commissioner, and then his trouble begins! A story featuring Fibber McGee and Molly.

Ep 259

Ep 260

The script was subsequently used on "The Lux Video Theatre" on February 12, 1951.

Ep 262

A classic American play about life in a small town. This broadcast took place two years after the play opened, but only seventeen days before the premier of the film. This was the last program that The Lux Radio Theatre broadcast from Hollywood's "Music Box Theatre."

Ep 263

A lawyer's wife just cannot tell the truth, even when she has to deny committing murder! This is the first broadcast of The Lux Radio Theatre to originate from Hollywood's Vine Street Theatre.

Ep 264

An amusing romance about a down-and-out American in Paris and a Parisian taxi driver, who find themselves considered Hungarian nobility by French Society.

Ep 265

Ep 266

Irving Berlin's famous show business romance. The story was used again on The Lux Radio Theatre program of April 7, 1947 (see cat. #38762).

Ep 267

A well-done romance about a doomed love affair at sea between a convict heading toward "the chair," and a woman with a fatal heart disease. Good radio!

Ep 268

Nick and Nora Charles solve their second case.

Ep 269

The favorite story of love on the river. The story was used again on The Lux Radio Theatre on February 11, 1952 (see cat. #48652 and #87007).

Ep 271

Behind every successful man is a successful wife, doing the thinking for him! The last show of the season.

Ep 272

A gangster classic about two boyhood friends who take different paths, one to the Governor's office, the other to the electric chair. The first show of the season.

Ep 273