"Lux Radio Theater" recordings

140 found
“Love Affair” with Irene Dunne and William Powell
(April 1, 1940)
“Lives of a Bengal Lancer” with Errol Flynn & Brian Aherne
(April 10, 1939)
Dust Be My Destiny
(April 14, 1941)
“Bullets or Ballots” with Edward G_ Robinson & Mary Astor
(April 17, 1939)
A Night To Remember
(April 19, 1943)
Swanee River
(April 2, 1945)
The Letter
(April 21, 1941)
Petrified Forest
(April 23, 1945)
“Broadway Bill” with Robert Taylor and Frances Dee
(April 24, 1939)
Lady Has Plans
(April 26, 1943)
Penny Serenade
(April 27, 1942)
Wife Husband And Friend
(April 28, 1941)
“Smilin’ Through” with Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck
(April 29, 1940)
“Silver Dollar” with Edward Arnold
(April 3, 1939)
Moontide
(April 30, 1945)
Suspect
(April 9, 1945)
Man’s Castle
(December 1, 1941)
Guest Wife
(December 10, 1945)
In Name Only
(December 11, 1939)
“The Scarlet Pimpernel” with Olivia DeHavilland
(December 12, 1938)
All This And Heaven Too
(December 15, 1941)
Fifth Avenue Girl
(December 16, 1940)
“Kid Galahad” with Edward G_ Robinson
(December 19, 1938)
Knute Rockne, All-American
(December 2, 1940)
The Pied Piper
(December 21, 1942)
Remember The Night
(December 22, 1941)
Young Tom Edison
(December 23, 1940)
Pinocchio
(December 25, 1939)
A Man To Remember
(December 4, 1939)
Mrs. Miniver
(December 6, 1943)
Doctor Takes A Wife
(December 8, 1941)
My Favorite Wife
(December 9, 1940)
The Moon’s Our Home
(February 10, 1941)
“Sidewalks of London” with Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester
(February 12, 1940)
The Return Of Peter Grimm
(February 13, 1939)
“The Return of Peter Grimm” With Lionel Barrymore, Maureen O’Sullivan, and Edward Arnold
(February 13, 1939)
Blossoms In The Dust
(February 16, 1942)
Johnny Apollo
(February 17, 1941)
Made For Each Other
(February 19, 1940)
Captain Carey, USA
(February 2, 1953)
Appointment For Love
(February 23, 1942)
“Ceiling Zero” with James Cagney & Ralph Bellamy
(February 27, 1939)
The Strawberry Blonde
(February 3, 1942)
“The Count of Monte Cristo” with Robert Montgomery
(February 6, 1939)
The Maltese Falcon
(February 8, 1943)
City For Conquest
(February 9, 1942)
Sorrell And Son
(January 1, 1940)
“Enter, Madam” Starring Grace Moore & Basil Rathbone with Edward Arnold as Guest Host
(January 10, 1938)
Tale Of Two Cities
(January 12, 1942)
Libel
(January 13, 1941)
“Bachelor Mother” with Ginger Rogers and Frederic March
(January 15, 1940)
Sing You Sinners
(January 15, 1940)
Front Page Woman
(January 16, 1939)
Devil And Miss Jones
(January 19, 1942)
Perfect Specimen
(January 2, 1939)
“Cardinal Richelieu” with George Arliss & Florence Arliss
(January 23, 1939)
Vivacious Lady
(January 6, 1941)
Dark Victory
(January 8, 1940)
Mayerling
(January 9, 1939)
Alias, The Deacon
(July 1, 1940)
Ruggles Of Red Gap
(July 10, 1939)
Bordertown
(July 3, 1939)
HM Pulham, Esq
(July 3, 1942)
‘My Sister Eilenn’ with Rosiland Russell
(July 5, 1943)
To The Ladies
(July 8, 1940)
‘In Which We Serve’ with Ronald Colman and Edna Best
(June 1, 1943)
“‘Till We Meet Again” with Merel Oberon and Pat O’Brien
(June 10, 1940)
Murder, My Sweet
(June 11, 1945)
White Banners
(June 12, 1939)
The Lady From Cheyenne
(June 16, 1941)
The Canterville Ghost
(June 18, 1945)
Ex-Mrs. Bradford
(June 19, 1939)
The Shop Around The Corner
(June 23, 1941)
Mrs. Moonlight
(June 26, 1939)
‘The Great Man’s Lady’ with Barbara Stanwyck and Joseph Cotten
(June 28, 1943)
“Alexander’s Rag Time Band” with Alice Faye and Ray Milland
(June 3, 1940)
“Prisoner of Zenda” with Ronald Colman and Benita Hume
(June 5, 1939)
The Champ
(June 9, 1942)
The Awful Truth
(March 10, 1941)
My Son, My Son
(March 11, 1940)
“So Big” with Barbara Stanwyck, Preston Foster, and Fay Wray
(March 13, 1939)
Cheers For Miss Bishop
(March 17, 1941)
Rains Came
(March 18, 1940)
Grissley’s Millions
(March 19, 1945)
Great Lie
(March 2, 1942)
It Happened One Night
(March 20, 1939)
Flight Command
(March 24, 1941)
“Remember the Night” with Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray
(March 25, 1940)
My Bill
(March 3, 1941)
I Wanted Wings
(March 30, 1942)
“One Way Passage” with William Powell & Kay Francis
(March 6, 1939)
Manpower
(March 6, 1942)
Lady Eve
(March 9, 1942)
“Lady for a Day” with Mae Robeson and Warren William
(May 1, 1939)
All My Sons
(May 1, 1950)
Last Of Mrs. Cheyney
(May 11, 1942)
Craig’s Wife
(May 12, 1941)
“True Confessions” with Loretta Young and Fred MacMurray
(May 13, 1940)
Tovarich
(May 15, 1939)
Man To Remember
(May 18, 1942)
Model Wife
(May 19, 1941)
“Midnight” with Claudette Colbert and Don Ameche
(May 20, 1940)
Angels With Dirty Faces
(May 22, 1939)
Only Angels Have Wings
(May 29, 1939)
“The Plainsman” with Frederic March & Jean Arthur
(May 31, 1937)
Kitty Foyle
(May 5, 1941)
Our Town
(May 6, 1940)
Sing You Sinners
(May 7, 1945)
Life Of Emile Zola
(May 8, 1939)
Hold Back The Dawn
(November 10, 1941)
Nothing Sacred
(November 11, 1940)
The Champ
(November 13, 1939)
“The Buccaneer” with Clark Gable & Olympe Bradna
(November 14, 1938)
Rage Of Manhattan
(November 18, 1940)
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
(November 20, 1939)
Maisie Was A Lady
(November 24, 1941)
Jezebel
(November 25, 1940)
Wuthering Heights
(November 4, 1940)
Only Yesterday
(November 6, 1939)
The Littlest Rebel
(October 14, 1940)
If I Were King
(October 16, 1939)
My Favorite Blonde
(October 19, 1942)
You Can’t Take It With You
(October 2, 1939)
Blood And Sand
(October 20, 1941)
Lillian Russell
(October 21, 1940)
Invitation To Happiness
(October 23, 1939)
Wake Island
(October 26, 1942)
Strike Up The Band
(October 28, 1940)
The Old Maid
(October 30, 1939)
Love Crazy
(October 5, 1942)
Wings Of The Navy
(October 7, 1940)
Sisters
(October 9, 1939)
This Above All
(September 14, 1942)
Lost Horizon
(September 15, 1941)
Wuthering Heights
(September 18, 1939)
How Green Was My Valley
(September 21, 1942)
She Married Her Boss
(September 25, 1939)
Third Finger, Left Hand
(September 29, 1941)
His Girl Friday
(September 30, 1940)
Manhattan Melodramas
(September 9, 1940)
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