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1944 on the Radio — Rita Hayworth on ‘Burns and Allen,’ March 21, 1944

March 21, 1944: On the radio dial — Rita Hayworth visits “Burns and Allen,” and Fibber finds his old mandolin on “Fibber McGee and Molly.” Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘Lux Radio Theatre’ and ‘The Lone Ranger,’ March 20, 1944

March 20, 1944: On the radio dial — Franchot Tone, Anne Baxter and Miriam Hopkins in “The Hard Way” and “The Lone Ranger.” Continue reading

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March 19, 1944: World War II on the Radio

March 19, 1944: World War II on the radio — the bombing of Germany and the battle for Cassino. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Jack Benny and Fred Allen, March 19, 1944

March 19, 1944: On the radio dial, the “Jack Benny Show,” and the “Texaco Star Theater” with Fred Allen Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘The Adventures of Jungle Jim,’ March 18, 1944

March 18, 1944: On the radio dial, “The Adventures of Jungle Jim.” Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Constance Bennett Visits ‘Bill Stern’s Sports Newsreel,’ March 17, 1944

March 17, 1944: On the Radio Dial — Constance Bennett is the guest on “Bill Stern’s Sports Newsreel,” and Donald Dame of the Metropolitan Opera appears on “To Your Good Health.” Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Charles Laughton on ‘Orson Welles’ Radio Almanac,’ March 15, 1944

March 15, 1944 on the radio: Charles Laughton is Orson Welles’ guest on ‘Radio Almanac.’ Also ‘The Lone Ranger,’ and baritone William Hargrave on ‘To Your Good Health.’ Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Dinah Shore and Frank Sinatra on ‘Command Performance,’ March 11, 1944

March 11, 1944: On the radio dial — “Jungle Jim,” and “Command Performance” with Dinah Shore and Frank Sinatra. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Jack Benny and Groucho Marx, February 26, 1944

February 26, 1944: On the radio dial, Jack Benny visits Groucho Marx. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Bing Crosby on ‘Mail Call,’ February 16, 1944

February 16, 1944: On the radio dial: Bing Crosby; “The Lone Ranger”;and opera singer Betty Mulliner. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘His Butler’s Sister,’ February 7, 1944

February 7, 1944: On the radio dial, Hop Harrigan and Lux Radio Theater presents Deanna Durbin and Pat O’Brien in “His Butler’s Sister. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘Random Harvest’ on ‘Lux Radio Theater,’ Jan. 31, 1944

January 31, 1944: On the radio, we have the Lux Radio Theater with “Random Harvest,” starring Ronald Colman and Greer Garson. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘Nick Carter, Master Detective,’ January 29, 1944

January 29, 1944: On the radio: Nick Carter, Master Detective! Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘Casablanca’ on ‘Lux Radio Theater,’ Jan. 24, 1944

January 24, 1944: On the radio, we have “Casablanca,” with Alan Ladd and Hedy Lamarr, “Information Please” and “Hop Harrigan.” Continue reading

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November 8, 1947: Tokyo Rose Seeks to Return to U.S.

November 8, 1947: Iva Toguri of Los Angeles seeks to return to the U.S. after being stranded in Japan during the war, when she was known as Tokyo Rose. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — NBC Symphony Orchestra, November 5, 1944

November 5, 1944: Arturo Toscanini conducts the NBC Symphony Orchestra in Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio – NBC Symphony With Marian Anderson, October 15, 1944

October 15, 1944: Marian Anderson performs with the NBC Symphony Orchestra. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Kay Kyser’s Kollege of Musical Knowledge

October 11, 1944: Kay Kyser’s Kollege of Musical Knowledge from the U.S. Naval Air Station at Alameda. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Kay Kyser’s Kollege of Musical Knowledge: September 27, 1944

September 27, 1944: On the radio: Kay Kyser’s College of Musical Knowledge, with Phil Harris filling in. Continue reading

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September 11, 1947: Al Jarvis Replies to L.A. Sentinel’s Charges of Racism

September 11, 1947: KLAC disc jockey Al Jarvis replies to Earl Griffin’s criticisms in last week’s Sentinel. “To knowingly plug a sponsor who discriminates against the Negro race is contrary to every belief I have ever had or ever will have.” Continue reading

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