Lux Radio Theatre - Single Episodes - Season 04


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Lux Radio Theatre was indisputably the biggest, most important, and most expensive drama anthology program on radio. It ran from October 14, 1934, until June 7, 1955, and then continued on television as Lux Video Theatre until 1957. In all, some 926 episodes were broadcast, providing a record of the most important entertainment events in American theatre and later, film.

The show featured adaptations of successful Broadway plays and was first broadcast on the NBC Blue Network on Sundays at 2:30 PM. It moved to CBS on July 29, 1935, where it would stay until June 29, 1954. Lux Radio Theatre was always broadcast live, with a studio audience and a full orchestra accompanying the performance.

Regular players included Jim and Marian Jordan, and hosts included Cecil B. DeMille, William Keighley, and Irving Cummings. The plays were assembled and rehearsed for a week, in sharp contrast to many other shows, which required minimal time from actors.


This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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A Star Is Born 59:42
The Outsider 59:47
Dodsworth 59:32
Stella Dallas 58:58
Up Pops the Devil 59:57
Arrowsmith 59:42
A Free Soul 59:52
She Loves Me Not 59:45
Come and Get It 59:52
The Petrified Forest 59:44
Peg O' My Heart 59:52
These Three 59:46
The 39 Steps 59:56
The Song of Songs 59:56
Beloved Enemy 59:48
Alice Adams 59:37
Enter Madame 59:34
Disraeli 59:34
Clarence 59:07
Green Light 59:09
Anna Christie 54:44
Brief Moment 59:48
Romance 59:41
Forsaking All Others 59:40
Poppy 59:53
The Boss 58:59
The Man Who Played God 59:49
Naughty Marietta 59:57
Dark Victory 59:48
Mary Burns, Fugitive 59:41
Mad About Music 59:53
Dangerous 59:41
The Prisoner of Shark Island 59:29
My Man Godfrey 59:44
The Girl from Tenth Avenue 59:42
The Letter 59:53
I Met My Love Again 59:42
A Doll's House 59:35
Theodora Goes Wild 59:42

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Astonishing


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How could this not be a favorite of millions? It may be decades since this show was on the radio, but millions watch TCM for the old movies. Some of these shows are among the finest radio drama (and comedy, and romance) done in any country at any time. My thanks to those who made it possible for us to listen to!