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Reintroduced in 1947. A panel of celebrities attempted to solve the mystery. Character created by Rex Stout New York City’s WOR radio Stone kept the role of Henry until his Army induction in 1942 Flash Gordon was known as Speed Gordon in Australia John and Blanche Bickerson spent most of the time at each others throats Based on real-life magician, Harry Blackstone, Sr Co-starring Arthur Lake as Dagwood Australian serial about rural living Began as a summer replacement series for The Amos ‘n’ Andy Show Moorehead played Maggie in the starring role Ross portrayed Time Square Detective Danny Clover Aired on the Mutual Broadcasting System Sponsored by Philip Morris The title character, Captain Jim "Red" Albright, was a WW I U. S. Army pilot A comedy aimed at teenagers Burlen was the first radio Tracy. The show aired in fifteen minutes segments. Originally sponsored by Fatima Cigarettes Ayres played the young Dr. Kildare. He was married to Ginger Rogers. Gardner played Archie, the metaphor-mixing manager of the tavern As the radio Jim Anderson, Young was far more sarcastic than on TV Jordan’s wife, Marian, played Molly Burr played Lee Quince, captain of the cavalry Conrad was Matt Dillon, Howard McNear was Doc Adams Aired 106 episodes on CBS Radio “CX4 to Control.....CX4 to Control......This is Hop Harrigan....coming in.†Produced, but never aired. The pilot episode is a rare collector’s item. Produced without the cooperation of the FBI Modero runs a boat shop on the San Francisco waterfront “Danger’s my stock in trade†- Detective George Valentine A Saturday morning children’s program Sponsored by Prell shampoo and Pabst Blue Ribbon beer BBC adaptation of Graham Green’s “The Third Man†Premiered on WXYZ radio in Detroit, MI The private eye spent a lot of time in blatant advertising for US Tobacco products Agent Ken Thurston solves cases in exotic locations Sitcom about a wisecracking Manhattan secretary from Brooklyn “America’s mother of the air†was sponsored by Oxydol Eventually evolved to become “I Love Lucy†for TV. Lovejoy played Randy Stone, a nightbeat reporter for the Chicago Star Sitcom about a sardonic English teacher at fictional Madison High School Portrayed a jazz cornet player in Kansas City, MO A Christian radio show in fifteen minute episodes Also starring Jim Backus - an army sitcom Welles was the most famous to play character Lamont Cranston (1937 - 1938) Slater, the moderator, was flanked by panelists Fred and Florence Van Deventer Australian radio comedy about schoolroom adventures
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