THE OLD-TIME RADIO HOUR

Fibber McGee ”Molly’s Easter Creation” ”Fibber Needs Glasses”

Easter and Springtime Theme

Fibber McGee and Molly in "Easter Dress Creation"  March 23, 1948 NBC
Fibber McGee and Molly "Spring Parade" April 14, 1942 NBC

Fibber McGee ”Circus” 1940 ”Fibber is Ill” 1943

Fibber McGee and Molly "The Circus Comes to Town" May 28, 1940 NBC
Fibber McGee and Molly "Fibber Feels Ill" April 6, 1943 NBC

Eddie Cantor Show May 1943 Dinah Shore Cary Grant

The Eddie Cantor Show May 5, 1943 NBC Dinah Shore, Harry von Zell, Bert Gordon as The Mad Russian

The Eddie Cantor Show May 19, 1943 NBC Guest star Cary Grant

St Patrick’s Day ”Top O The Morning” Lux Radio Theater

St Patrick's Day

Lux Radio Theater "Top O' The Morning" March 17, 1952 CBS starring Dennis Day

The Eddie Cantor Show Edward G Robinson

Eddie Cantor "Time to Smile" February 3, 1943 NBC

Eddie Cantor "Time to Smile" Guest Edward G Robinson March 31, 1943 NBC

”Rip Van Winkle” Theatre Guild star Fred Allen

The Theatre Guild On The Air "Rip Van Winkle" December 26, 1948 ABC starring Fred Allen

”Little Women” Theatre Guild starring Katherine Hepburn

Theatre Guild on the Air "Little Women" December 23, 1945 ABC Starring Katherine Hepburn

”Sing Out Sweet Land” Theatre Guild on the Air 1945

Theatre Guild On The Air "Sing Out, Sweet Land" October 21, 1945 ABC Starring Burl Ives in a celebration of American Folk Music

Valentines Our Miss Brooks The Frog GI Valentine Frances Langford

Our Miss Brooks "The Frog" February 20, 1949 CBS

Cavalcade of America "G.I. Valentine" February 14, 1944 NBC Frances Langford and June Lockhart 

Studio One ”Uncle Harry” 1948

Studio One "Uncle Harry" March 2, 1948 CBS

starring Sir Michael Redgrave

”One More Spring” Studio One 1948 CBS

Studio One "One More Spring" first broadcast March 16, 1948 on CBS

”Wine of the Country” Studio One w Robert Mitchum Mercedes McCambridge

Studio One "Wine of the Country" May 11, 1948 CBS starring Robert Mitchum and Mercedes McCambridge

”The Last Tycoon” by F Scott Fitzgerald Studio One

 Studio One "The Last Tycoon" by F Scott Fitzgerald September 30, 1947 CBS 

”Rio Rita” Railroad Hour Hank Williams ”Hey Goodlookin”

The Railroad Hour "Rita Rio" first broadcast November 08, 1948 on ABC

Hank Williams for Mother's Best Flour "Hey Goodlookin'" October 1951 on WSM Nashville

1946 Year in Review WOR

1946 in Review December 26, 1946 Mutual

”The Bishop’s Wife” Lux 1949 CBS starring Tyrone Power, David Niven and Jane Greer

Holiday Theme Lux Radio Theater "The Bishop's Wife" December 19, 1949 CBS starring Tyrone Power, David Niven and Jane Greer

”Story of Xmas Seals” Cavalcade ”Bluebird” Screen Guild with Shirley Temple

Cavalcade of America "The Story of Christmas Seals" December 9, 1936 NBC
Screen Guild Theater "Bluebird" December 24, 1939 CBS starring Shirley Temple and Nelson Eddy 
Shirley Temple singing the satirical hit "I'm Gettin Nuttin For Christmas"

”Blue Carbuncle” Sherlock Holmes ”Korean Xmas Carol” Suspense ”Jonathan Thomas”

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes starring Sir Ralph Richardson and Sir John Gielgud in "The Blue Carbuncle" first broadcast in 1954 for syndication

Suspense "Korean Christmas Carol" first broadcast December 20, 1959 on CBS

Jonathan Thomas and His Christmas on the Moon first broadcast November 29, 1938 by McGregor Syndication

”The Cat and the Fiddle” Railroad Hour and Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney

The Railroad Hour "The Cat and the Fiddle" October 18, 1948 ABC

Bing Crosby Rosemary Clooney Show "Too Marvelous for Words" March 23, 1960 CBS

”Thanksgiving” Good News of 1939

Good News of 1939 "Thanksgiving"

November 24, 1938 on NBC 

Burns and Allen ”Thanksgiving” Hallmark ”Pete’s Thanksgiving”

Thanksgiving

Burns and Allen "Thanksgiving" November 18, 1940 NBC

The Hallmark Playhouse "Pete's Thanksgiving" March 6, 1947 CBS 

Railroad Hour ”Music In The Air” 1949 ”Little Nellie Kelly” 1950

The Railroad Hour "Music In The Air" October 24, 1949 NBC

The Railroad Hour "Little Nellie Kelly" March 13, 1950 NBC AFRS rebroadcast 

Lights Out ”Death Robbery” Quiet Please ”Clarissa”

Lights Out "Death Robbery" July 16, 1947 ABC

Quiet Please "Clarissa" April 19, 1948 Mutual

Lights Out ”The Flame” Suspense ”Dunwich Horror” Arch Oboler ”Chicken Heart”

Halloween Theme 

Lights Out The Flame March 23, 1943CBS Suspense "The Dunwich Horror" November 1, 1945 CBS 
Arch Oboler's "Chicken Heart" from Drop Dead, his LP of radio scripts

Hermit’s Cave ”Author of Murder” ”Lost Man’s Bluff” Arch Oboler ”The Dark”

The Hermit's Cave "The Author Of Murder" May 02, 1937 WJR Detroit World Syndication 

The Hermit's Cave  "The House On Lost Man's Bluff" 1940 World Syndication 

Arch Oboler's famous 8 minutes of terror entitled "The Dark"