Old-Time Radio's Greatest Shows, Volume 17
Featuring Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Groucho Marx, and many more
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Old-Time Radio's Greatest Shows, Volume 17
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Summary
Volume 17: Audio Table of Contents:
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
“The Persecuted Millionaire” starring Tom Conway and Nigel Bruce (2/10/47)
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe
“The Lonesome Reunion” starring Gerald Mohr as Raymond Chandler’s tough-as-nails Private Eye (2/12/49)
The Black Museum
“A Brass Button” starring Orson Welles (5/10/53)
Escape
“Evening Primrose” starring William Conrad (9/12/48)
The Fat Man
“The 19th Pearl” starring J. Scott Smart (1/21/46)
Fibber McGee and Molly
“The Missing Fountain Pen” starring Jim and Marian Jordan (2/26/46)
The Jack Benny Program
Starring Jack Benny with special guest, Bob Hope (1/11/53)
The Kraft Music Hall
Starring Al Jolson with guest, Groucho Marx (1/13/49)
Lights Out!
“Death Robbery” starring Boris Karloff (7/16/47)
My Favorite Husband
“George Attends a Teenage Dance” starring Lucille Ball (11/20/48)
Mystery House
“The Thirsty Death” starring Bela Lugosi (7/3/44)
Pat Novak, For Hire
“Father Leahy aka The Joe Feldman Case” starring Jack Webb (4/2/49)
The Screen Director’s Playhouse
“Casablanca” starring Humphrey Bogart (4/26/43)
Suspense
“Out of Control” starring Brian Donlevy (3/28/46)
Tales of the Texas Rangers
“Troop Train” starring Joel McCrea (4/6/52)
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
“The Henry J. Unger Matter” starring Edmond O’Brien (7/20/50)
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