THE OLD-TIME RADIO HOUR

Murder by Experts "Two Coffins to Fill" July 2, 1949 Mutual   John Dickson Carr story  Escape "Man Who Stole the Bible" May 5, 1950 CBS  

Lux Radio Theater The Girl from Tenth Avenue May 16, 1938 CBS starring Loretta Young

Lux Radio Theater "Red River" March 7, 1949 CBS  starring John Wayne and Walter Brennan

Lux Radio Theater "Peter Pan" December 21, 1953 CBS  Disney version with Bobby Driscoll and Kathryn Beaumont with John Carradine as Captain Hook Called Hollywood Radio Theater for non commercial Armed Forces Radio Service

Studio One "Dodsworth" by Sinclair Lewis May 27, 1947 CBS 

Studio One "Topaze" May 6, 1947 CBS

Studio One "Alibi Ike"  May 20, 1947 CBS comic radio play based on a Ring Lardner story

Crime Classics "Death of a Picture Hanger" July 20, 1953 CBS  Crime Classics "John and Judith" December 16, 1953 CBS Created by Elliott Lewis, Music by Bernard Herrmann, Narrator played by Lou Merrill

Yours Truly Johnny Dollar starring Charles Russell  "The Little Man Who Wasn't There" October 29, 1949 CBS  "The Story of the Big Red Schoolhouse" April 4, 1950 CBS 

Richard Diamond Private Detective "Jerome J Jerome Case" first broadcast September 17, 1949 on NBC Starring Dick Powell as Richard Diamond Richard Diamond Private Detective " Mr Victor's Daughter" first broadcast January 15, 1950 on NBC Directed by Blake Edwards

Academy Award "Jezebel"  March 30, 1946 on CBS  starring Bette Davis The Fred Allen Show  March 3, 1946 on NBC  guest starring Orson Welles 

The Railroad Hour "Good News" October 4, 1948 ABC guest stars Dinah Shore and Jane Powell  Hank Williams for Mother's Best Flour first broadcast in early 1951 by WSM Nashville Tennessee "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain"

The Railroad Hour "Anything Goes" October 11, 2018 on ABC  Coconut Grove Ambassadors Gus Arnheim "Million Dollar Baby" 1931 

Fourth of July show Screen Guild Theater "Yankee Doodle Dandy" October 19, 1942 CBS  The Great Gildersleeve  "Fourth of July Speech" July 2, 1952 NBC

The Radio Hall of Fame December 12, 1943 The Blue Network  Variety show with Red Skelton and a shortened version of Carmen Jones