January 28 2012
Your Hit Parade with W.C. Fields. Al Goodman Orchestra 10-22-38 :45 CBS Norman Corwin Salute #3 "Fourteen August" Produced, written, and directed by Corwin.
Narration by Orson Welles 8-14-45 :15 CBS (Doc ending WWII)
January 20 2012
Your Hit Parade Lenny Hayton Orchestra. First season, Hour format. June 22, 1935.
January 13 2012
NBC University Theater "The Grapes of Wrath" Jane Darwell, Wally Maher NBC January 9, 1949
January 6 2012
#1 Screen Guild Theater "Between Americans" Stars Orson Welles, script by Norman Corwin. Music by Oscar Bradley. CBS December 7,1941.
#2 Columbia Presents Corwin "The Undecided Molecule" Norman Corwin, writer, producer-director; Groucho Marx as judge; Robert Benchley as interpreter for X; Vincent Price as prosecutor; Norman Lloyd as the clerk; Sylvia Sidney, representing the animal kingdom; Elliott Lewis,veep of physiochemistry; Keenan Wynn, representing vegetable and mineral kingdoms; Musical score by Carmen Dragon, conducted by Lud Gluskin.
CBS July 17, 1945
December 28 2011
Our Miss Brooks "Babysitting on New Year's Eve" 1-1-50 CBS
Jack Benny Program "New Year's Fantasy" 12-31-50
December 23 2011
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar "Missing Mouse Matter" CBS 12-23-56
Screen Directors' Playhouse "Miracle on 34th Street" Edmund Gwen NBC 12-23-49
December 11 2011
Some Sounds of the Twenties. A compilation of music and commentary about radio, recording, and movies.
(Re-posted to improve sound quality)
December 9 2011
Theater Guild on the Air "David Copperfield" Boris Karloff, Flora Robson, Cyril Ritchard, Hugh Williams, Richard Burton 12-24-50 NBC
December 1 2011
Lux Radio Theater "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" Radio version of classic fairy tale
Produced by the Disney Company with original cast. 12-26-38 CBS
November 18 2011
Red Skelton Show (Raleigh Cigarette Program) Red Skelton, Harriet Hilliard, Wonderful
Smith, Ozzie Nelson and Orchestra 11-18-41 NBC
Our Miss Brooks "Live Turkey for Thanksgiving" 11-19-50 CBS
November 10 2011
Lux Radio Theater "Goodbye Mr. Chips" Laurence Olivier, Edna Best 11-20-39 CBS
October 27 2011
Mercury Theater on the Air "War of the Worlds" Orson Welles 1--30-38
October 21 2011
Suspense "The Hitchhiker" Orson Welles 9-2-42 CBS
Escape "Three Skeleton Key" Elliott Reid, William Conrad, Harry Bartell 11-15-49 CBS
Note: First time these radio plays were broadcast on Suspense and Escape
October 13 2011
Suspense "Donovan's Brain" Part 1 Orson Welles 5-18-44 CBS
Suspense "Donovan's Brain" Part 2 Orson Welles 5-25-44 CBS
Inner Sanctum" Shadow of Death" Richard Widmark 10-2-45
Our Miss Brooks "Halloween Party" 10-30-49
October 1 2011
BEST PLAYS Arsenic and Old Lace. John Chapman, host. Boris Karloff, Donald Cook, Jean Adair,
Edgar Staley, Evelen Varden. 7-6-52
December 11 2010
Command Performance 12-24-42 Broadcast on all American networks. Announcer; Ken Carpenter, Introduced by Elmer Davis; Bob Hope, M.C., Andrew Sisters, Harriet Hilliard, Red Skelton, Spike Jones, Ginny Simms, Bing Crosby, Charioteers, Ethel Waters, Charles Laughton, Charlie McCarthy, Kay Kyser, Dinah Shore, Fred Allen, and Jack Benny. Music conducted by Alfred Newman
September 1 2009
"Edward R. Murrow Reporting from London"
"Sample of Glenn Miller's Propaganda Broadcasts"