THE OLD-TIME RADIO HOUR

The Railroad Hour "Springtime In Paris" July 16, 1951 NBC starring Gordon MacRae

The Railroad Hour "Spring Is Here" May 12, 1952 NBC by Rodgers and Hart

Destination Freedom "The Father Of The Blues" September 12, 1948 WMAQ Chicago Biography of W C Handy

Destination Freedom "Transfusion" March 27, 1949 WMAQ Biography of Dr Charles R Drew 

Destination Freedom "Echoes of Harlem" November 7, 1948 WMAQ the story of Duke Ellington 

Destination Freedom "The Saga of Melody Jackson" May 29, 1949  WMAQ

My Favorite Husband "Valentine" February 11, 1949 CBS starring Lucille Ball
Dr Christian "My True Valentine" February 14, 1940 CBS
5 minute Valentine's Day item from Time Magazine's "The March of Time" February 17, 1938 CBS

Lux Radio Theater "A Blueprint For Murder" March 29, 1954 CBS 

Lux Radio Theater "The Ex-Mrs. Bradford" June 19, 1939 CBS

Starring William Powell and Claudette Colbert

Lux Radio Theater "Deadline at Dawn" May 20, 1946 CBS Starring Joan Blondell and Paul Lukas 

Science Fiction
Suspense "Man from Tomorrow" September 1, 1957 CBS 

Quiet Please "One For The Book" November 21, 1948 ABC

Science Fiction by Ray Bradbury 
Escape "Mars is Heaven" June 2, 1950 CBS
Dimension X "The Mars Chronicles" August 18, 1950 NBC

Happy New Year

Suspense "The 32nd of December" December 28, 1958 CBS 

Gunsmoke "Pucket's New Year" January 1, 1956 CBS 

The Hall of Fame "Disney Christmas Stocking with Walt Disney and Friends" December 23, 1934 NBC

CBS Radio Workshop "All Is Bright" December 23, 1956 CBS

Jack Benny The Jello Show "Old Fashioned Christmas" December 20, 1936 NBC Red

My Little Margie "Timmy's Christmas" December 21, 1952 CBS starring Gale Storm

Suspense "Out for Christmas" December 21, 1953 CBS 

Dragnet "Big Little Jesus" December 21, 1954 NBC

Stan Freberg Dragnet Parody with Christmas theme 1953 

Hollywood Radio Theater "Peter Pan" December 21, 1953  AFRS 

Disney Version by Lux Radio Theater 

The Eddie Cantor Show "Thanksgiving" November 27,1947 NBC

The Roma Wine Show "Thanksgiving Show" November 18, 1943 CBS Starring Charlie Ruggles Mary Astor and Misha Ayer

Thanksgiving 

You Are There "The Sailing of the Mayflower" December 21, 1947 CBS 

Cavalcade of America "The Path of Praise" November 20, 1951 NBC

Science Fiction from Old Radio

X Minus One "The Hostess" December 12, 1956 NBC

by Isaac Asimov
X Minus One "Lifeboat Mutiny" September 11, 1956 NBC

X Minus One "The C Chute" February 8, 1956 NBC

by Isaac Asimov

X Minus One "Honeymoon in Hell" December 26, 1956 NBC

Halloween

Lights Out "Cat Wife" April 6, 1938 NBC Starring Boris Karloff

Lights Out "Little Old Lady" November 17, 1937 CBS

Halloween 

Lights Out "The Dream" March 23, 1938 NBC
Lights Out "Big Mr. Little" January 26, 1943 CBS

Halloween

Lights Out "The Little People" April 14, 1937 NBC

Lights Out "Heavenly Jeep" May 4, 1943 CBS  

Lights Out "Money Money Money" March 30, 1943 CBS 

Lights Out "Speed" January 5, 1943 CBS

Lights Out "Special to Hollywood" February 17, 1941 NBC 
Lights Out "He Dug It Up" February 9, 1943 CBS

Lights Out, Everybody "The Devil's Due" April 4, 1939 NBC 
Lights Out "Strange Couple" first broadcast in 1935 from Chicago NBC

Suspense "A Ring for Marya" December 28, 1950 CBS

starring Cornel Wilde 

Suspense "Another Man's Poison" May 17, 1951 CBS

starring Charles Boyer