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268 episodes in cavalcade-of-america

  1. Cavalcade of America

    Doctor John Gorrie

    Wednesday, June 15, 1938 · 30:04 · Ep 139

    Dr. John Gorrie, a dedicated physician in Florida, struggles to save his wife and patients during a tropical fever epidemic, facing a critical shortage of ice needed for treatment.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  2. Cavalcade of America

    Benjamin Franklin

    Wednesday, May 18, 1938 · 30:04 · Ep 135

    The episode explores the life of Benjamin Franklin, highlighting his early years as a printer and writer in colonial America. It emphasizes his contributions to journalism and the scientific advancements that followed his legacy.

    • Cozy
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Survival
    • Drama
  3. Cavalcade of America

    Songs of the Mississippi

    Wednesday, May 4, 1938 · 30:31 · Ep 133

    The episode Songs of the Mississippi explores the rich musical traditions inspired by the Mississippi River, highlighting its historical significance and the songs that celebrate its legacy. It also delves into the importance of salt in chemical production and everyday life.

    • Cozy
    • Romance
    • Supernatural
    • Crime
    • Drama
  4. Cavalcade of America

    Maria Mitchell

    Wednesday, April 27, 1938 · 30:04 · Ep 132

    Maria Mitchell, the first American woman astronomer, dedicates her life to studying the stars despite societal expectations. Her passion for astronomy leads her to make significant discoveries that challenge the norms of her time.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Drama
  5. Cavalcade of America

    The 4-H Club Movement

    Wednesday, April 20, 1938 · 30:04 · Ep 131

    The episode explores the impact of the 4-H Club Movement on American agriculture, highlighting its role in educating youth about farming and wildlife conservation. It also discusses the collaboration between research chemists and farmers to improve agricultural practices.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  6. Cavalcade of America

    Captain Robert Gray

    Wednesday, March 16, 1938 · 30:16 · Ep 126

    Captain Robert Gray embarks on a perilous journey to the Pacific Coast, tasked with discovering a new river and claiming territory for the United States while trading for valuable furs and tea.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Murder
    • Drama
  7. Cavalcade of America

    The Last of the Scouts

    Wednesday, March 9, 1938 · 30:16 · Ep 125

    The episode explores the life of William S. Cody, known as Buffalo Bill, highlighting his adventures as an Indian fighter, pony express rider, and buffalo hunter in the early days of the West. As he embarks on a new life with his wife, they face the dangers and uncertainties of frontier life.

    • Adventurous
    • Survival
    • Revenge
    • Crime
    • Romance
  8. Cavalcade of America

    Noah Webster

    Wednesday, February 23, 1938 · 30:04 · Ep 123

    The episode tells the story of Noah Webster, a pivotal figure in American education and language, whose contributions shape classrooms across the nation.

    • Cozy
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Murder
    • Drama
  9. Cavalcade of America

    The Louisiana Purchase

    Wednesday, February 16, 1938 · 30:43 · Ep 122

    The episode explores the historical significance of the Louisiana Purchase, detailing its impact on American territory and commerce, particularly through the lens of New Orleans.

    • Tense
    • Crime
    • Survival
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  10. Cavalcade of America

    Francis Scott Key

    Wednesday, February 2, 1938 · 30:04 · Ep 120

    The episode recounts the life of Francis Scott Key, focusing on his childhood and the inspiration behind composing 'The Star-Spangled Banner.' It highlights his early experiences and connections to key historical figures.

    • Cozy
    • Romance
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Drama
  11. Cavalcade of America

    The Big Brothers

    Wednesday, January 19, 1938 · 29:20 · Ep 118

    In The Big Brothers, the Cavalcade of America presents a story that highlights the importance of mentorship and guidance in the lives of young boys. The stakes involve the impact of positive role models on their future.

    • Tense
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Survival
    • Drama
  12. Cavalcade of America

    Blazing Trails for Science

    Wednesday, January 12, 1938 · 27:50 · Ep 117

    In Blazing Trails for Science, the story highlights the contributions of chemist Robert Hare and the evolution of chemistry in America. The stakes revolve around the potential of scientific discoveries to improve everyday life and industry.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  13. Cavalcade of America

    The Master Navigator

    Wednesday, December 22, 1937 · 30:16 · Ep 114

    The episode explores the early life of Nathaniel Bowditch, a brilliant mathematician from Salem, Massachusetts, who strives to improve navigation for American ships. His childhood experiences shape his determination to excel in mathematics and contribute to maritime success.

    • Tense
    • Murder
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  14. Cavalcade of America

    John Bartram's Garden

    Wednesday, November 10, 1937 · 29:49 · Ep 108

    The episode explores the life of John Bartram, a pioneering botanist who cultivates plants for their medicinal and practical uses. His dedication to botany leads him to expand his knowledge and create a significant garden that contributes to the understanding of American flora.

    • Cozy
    • Survival
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Drama
  15. Cavalcade of America

    Elmer Ambrose Sperry

    Wednesday, November 3, 1937 · 29:43 · Ep 107

    Elmer Ambrose Sperry, a young inventor, showcases his innovative ideas in transportation safety, particularly a headlight that turns with the train. His journey highlights the evolution of invention from solitary efforts to collaborative scientific research.

    • Tense
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Murder
    • Drama
  16. Cavalcade of America

    John Jacob Astor

    Wednesday, October 20, 1937 · 30:15 · Ep 105

    The episode tells the story of John Jacob Astor, a German immigrant who arrives in America with dreams of contributing to its commerce and growth. His journey reflects the spirit of many pioneers who helped shape the nation.

    • Adventurous
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Revenge
    • Drama
  17. Cavalcade of America

    William Penn and the Holy Experiment

    Wednesday, October 13, 1937 · 30:15 · Ep 104

    William Penn arrives in America in the 17th century to establish Pennsylvania, a colony aimed at promoting freedom and equality. His vision is challenged by the complexities of governance and relationships with Indigenous peoples.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  18. Cavalcade of America

    Don Voorhees Own Program

    Wednesday, September 22, 1937 · 29:06 · Ep 101

    The episode features a special musical program created by Don Vorey, highlighting the achievements of the DuPont Company and its contributions to American culture and industry. It celebrates the return of Cavalcade of America with a focus on music and community values.

    • Cozy
    • Crime
    • Survival
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  19. Cavalcade of America

    Cavalcade of Music - Music of Nacio Herb Brown

    Wednesday, September 8, 1937 · 29:55 · Ep 99

    The episode celebrates the music of Nacio Herb Brown, a prominent composer in Hollywood's early film industry. It features performances of his popular songs, showcasing his influence on American music.

    • Cozy
    • Romance
    • Supernatural
    • Crime
    • Drama
  20. Cavalcade of America

    The Pine Tree Shilling

    Wednesday, June 23, 1937 · 29:54 · Ep 88

    The episode tells the story of the pine tree shilling, the first coin minted in America, highlighting its significance in the colonists' quest for independence.

    • Tense
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Supernatural
    • Drama
  21. Cavalcade of America

    Stars of Destiny

    Wednesday, June 16, 1937 · 29:22 · Ep 87

    The episode highlights the life of David Rittenhouse, a self-taught astronomer and clockmaker who contributes significantly to American science and innovation. His journey from a farm boy to a celebrated scientist showcases his dedication to improving life through his inventions.

    • Tense
    • Murder
    • Crime
    • Supernatural
    • Drama
  22. Cavalcade of America

    The Eighth Wonder of the World

    Wednesday, June 9, 1937 · 30:00 · Ep 86

    In The Eighth Wonder of the World, the story of the Grand Coulee Dam unfolds, highlighting the dreams and struggles of those who envision transforming the arid lands of Washington into fertile grounds. Rufus Woods, a local publisher, rallies the community to pursue this monumental engineering project.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  23. Cavalcade of America

    The Story of American Dyes

    Wednesday, June 2, 1937 · 29:54 · Ep 85

    The episode explores the impact of the American dye industry on a typical family, highlighting how advancements in chemistry have improved everyday life. It focuses on the Stones, who face challenges with fading colors in their clothing and the implications for their community.

    • Tense
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Supernatural
    • Drama
  24. Cavalcade of America

    Thomas A Edison, The Man

    Wednesday, May 19, 1937 · 29:12 · Ep 83

    The episode explores the life of Thomas A. Edison, highlighting his relentless pursuit of invention and innovation. It focuses on lesser-known stories that reveal his character and determination in the face of challenges.

    • Tense
    • Murder
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  25. Cavalcade of America

    The Story of Dynamite

    Wednesday, May 12, 1937 · 29:15 · Ep 82

    This episode tells the story of Alfred Bernhard Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, and his journey from being overlooked in Europe to finding recognition in America. It explores his groundbreaking work with nitroglycerin and the impact of his invention on construction and industry.

    • Tense
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Survival
    • Drama
  26. Cavalcade of America

    Songs of the South

    Wednesday, May 5, 1937 · 29:55 · Ep 81

    The Cavalcade of America pays tribute to the rich musical heritage of the South, highlighting its influence on American music and culture. The episode features performances that celebrate the legacy of Southern music, including the contributions of enslaved Africans and notable composers.

    • Melancholy
    • Murder
    • Crime
    • Supernatural
    • Drama
  27. Cavalcade of America

    George Washington

    Wednesday, April 28, 1937 · 29:35 · Ep 80

    The episode explores George Washington's transition from a military leader to America's first scientific farmer, emphasizing his commitment to agriculture and soil conservation.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Drama
  28. Cavalcade of America

    The McGuffey Readers

    Wednesday, March 31, 1937 · 29:59 · Ep 76

    The Cavalcade of America highlights the life and impact of William Holmes McGuffey, the creator of the influential McGuffey Readers, which shaped American education for over sixty years. The episode explores McGuffey's early determination for knowledge and the significance of education in frontier America.

    • Cozy
    • Murder
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Drama
  29. Cavalcade of America

    The House of Glass

    Wednesday, March 24, 1937 · 31:05 · Ep 75

    In The House of Glass, Henry William Siegel, a visionary iron master, seeks to revolutionize the stove industry in colonial America while navigating personal ambitions and familial expectations. His innovative spirit drives him to create better products for a growing nation.

    • Tense
    • Murder
    • Revenge
    • Crime
    • Drama
  30. Cavalcade of America

    James Fenimore Cooper, First American Novelist

    Wednesday, March 17, 1937 · 29:39 · Ep 74

    The episode explores the life of James Fenimore Cooper, America's first great novelist, as he transitions from a reluctant writer to a celebrated author. It highlights the challenges he faces in crafting a narrative that reflects American life.

    • Tense
    • Romance
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Drama
  31. Cavalcade of America

    Stephen Girard

    Wednesday, March 10, 1937 · 30:34 · Ep 73

    Stephen Girard, a notable figure in American history, embarks on a journey from a young cabin boy to a successful merchant and philanthropist in Philadelphia. His life exemplifies dedication to public service and the founding of Girard College.

    • Tense
    • Murder
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  32. Cavalcade of America

    National Parks Pioneers

    Tuesday, March 2, 1937 · 30:02 · Ep 72

    The episode explores the history of Yellowstone National Park and the contributions of pioneers like Jim Bridger in discovering and preserving America's natural wonders. It highlights the importance of conservation efforts to protect wildlife and natural habitats.

    • Adventurous
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Supernatural
    • Drama
  33. Cavalcade of America

    The Ounce of Prevention

    Wednesday, February 17, 1937 · 29:36 · Ep 70

    A courageous clergyman and a physician battle against smallpox in early America, striving to protect their community from this deadly disease. Their efforts lead to a significant public health victory, emphasizing the importance of inoculation.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Drama
  34. Cavalcade of America

    Minute Men of the Air

    Wednesday, February 3, 1937 · 30:18 · Ep 68

    The episode explores the vital role of amateur radio operators, known as the Minutemen of the Air, during emergencies when traditional communication fails. Their contributions highlight the importance of quick action and innovation in crisis situations.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
  35. Cavalcade of America

    John Hyatt - Father of Plastics

    Wednesday, January 13, 1937 · 30:30 · Ep 65

    The episode tells the story of John Wesley Hyatt, an inventor who becomes the father of plastics and roller bearings. Hyatt's determination to create a synthetic ivory for billiard balls leads him on a challenging journey of experimentation and innovation.

    • Adventurous
    • Crime
    • Survival
    • Revenge
    • Drama
  36. Cavalcade of America

    Winning Prestige for the American Stage

    Wednesday, January 6, 1937 · 30:46 · Ep 64

    The episode dramatizes the life of Joseph Jefferson, a pioneering American actor who fought to portray American life on stage. It highlights his struggles and triumphs in gaining respect for the American theater.

    • Tense
    • Romance
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Drama
  37. Cavalcade of America

    Yankee Independence

    Wednesday, December 30, 1936 · 30:28 · Ep 63

    In Yankee Independence, the story of Connecticut's Charter Oak unfolds as colonists fight to preserve their self-governance against British rule. The stakes are high as they must protect their charter from being seized by a royal governor.

    • Tense
    • Murder
    • Crime
    • Revenge
    • Drama
  38. Cavalcade of America

    The Story of Christmas Seals

    Wednesday, December 9, 1936 · 30:13 · Ep 60

    The episode dramatizes the origins of Christmas seals in America, highlighting their significance in fundraising for tuberculosis research and awareness. It features Miss Emily Bissell, the woman who initiated the movement 30 years ago.

    • Cozy
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Drama
    • Mystery
  39. Cavalcade of America

    The Seeing Eye

    Wednesday, December 2, 1936 · 29:12 · Ep 59

    A young man named Donald Dean struggles with the aftermath of a car accident that leaves him blind. As he grapples with despair, a school for guide dogs offers him a chance at independence and a new life.

    • Tense
    • Survival
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Drama
  40. Cavalcade of America

    Transcontinental Journeys

    Wednesday, November 11, 1936 · 29:49 · Ep 56

    In Transcontinental Journeys, the Cavalcade of America explores the evolution of transportation in the United States through the eyes of a spirited elderly woman reflecting on her past journey in a covered wagon.

    • Melancholy
    • Survival
    • Crime
    • Psychological
    • Drama
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