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Lux Radio Theater presents “My Gal Sal AFRS,” originally broadcast January 18, 1943, as episode 379. Hosted by Cecil B. DeMille, this CBS adaptation stars Mary Martin and Dick Powell.

Adapted from the 1942 Twentieth Century-Fox musical inspired by the life of songwriter Paul Dresser, the drama follows an ambitious Indiana performer into the traveling medicine shows and theatrical world of the Gay Nineties. As Paul Dresser and singer Sally Elliott pursue success, talent, pride, and creative rivalry shape their path through the era’s bustling show-business scene.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Anchors Aweigh,” originally broadcast December 29, 1947, as episode 596. Adapted from the 1945 MGM musical, this CBS presentation stars Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson, and Gene Kelly reprising their film roles.

Near the end of World War II, sailors Joe Brady and Clarence Doolittle take four days’ leave from San Pedro and head for Hollywood, where romance-minded misadventures bring them together with aspiring singer Susan Abbott and her young nephew. Producer-narrator William Keighley introduces this musical romantic comedy, with music directed by Louis Silvers.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Great Expectations,” originally broadcast October 12, 1954, and identified in supplied episode metadata as episode 892. Adapted from Charles Dickens’s classic novel, this NBC presentation was sponsored by Lux (Lever Brothers) and directed by Fred MacKaye.

Orphan Pip’s life in rural England is shaped by a terrifying encounter on the marshes, the mysterious Miss Havisham, and the captivating Estella. When an unknown benefactor opens the way to a new life in London, Pip must navigate ambition, loyalty, and the complicated ties of his past. Rock Hudson stars as Pip, with Barbara Rush as Estella.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Death Takes a Holiday,” originally broadcast March 22, 1937, as episode 125. Produced by Cecil B. DeMille, this CBS presentation adapts Alberto Casella’s play through Walter Ferris’s English-language adaptation and the 1934 Paramount film.

Fredric March reprises his screen role as Death, appearing as the mysterious Prince Sirki during a visit to Duke Lambert’s Italian villa. As he seeks to understand why mortals fear death and cherish life, he encounters Grazia, played by Florence Eldridge, in this romantic fantasy set amid an aristocratic household and its moonlit gardens.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Deadline USA AFRS,” episode 825, originally broadcast April 20, 1953. This adaptation of Richard Brooks’s 1952 film Deadline – U.S.A. stars Dan Dailey and Debra Paget.

A big-city newspaper editor battles to keep his paper alive while its staff follows a major organized-crime lead. Set amid the ringing phones, deadlines, and pressure of a busy newsroom, the drama blends investigative reporting with the editor’s personal complications. This AFRS rebroadcast was also heard as Hollywood Radio Theatre program no. 70.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Mister Lucky,” episode 410, originally broadcast October 18, 1943. This CBS adaptation of the 1943 RKO Radio Pictures film stars Cary Grant and Laraine Day, reprising their screen roles.

Gambler Joe Adams is preparing to open his gambling ship when a wartime charity effort offers an unexpected opportunity—and brings him into the orbit of Dorothy Bryant, a prominent young woman involved with the relief organization. Romance, high-society charity work, and waterfront intrigue collide in this comedy adapted from Milton Holmes’s story “Bundles for Freedom.”

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Murder My Sweet,” originally broadcast June 11, 1945, as episode 487. Guest producer and host Irving Pichel brings Raymond Chandler’s hard-boiled Los Angeles mystery to CBS, sponsored by Lux Soap.

Dick Powell reprises his film role as private detective Philip Marlowe, joined by Claire Trevor and Mike Mazurki. Hired by recently released ex-convict Moose Malloy to find a missing singer, Marlowe is drawn into a dangerous case involving stolen jewels, deception, and murder. The drama adapts the 1944 RKO film based on Chandler’s Farewell, My Lovely.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Mama Loves Papa AFRS,” episode 258, originally broadcast April 8, 1940. This CBS presentation, sponsored by Lux Soap, adapts the 1933 Paramount comedy film Mama Loves Papa.

In Glenville, mild-mannered office worker Wilbur Todd finds himself pushed toward public prominence by his ambitious wife, Jessie. A conspicuous outfit, a public misunderstanding, and sudden civic pressures draw the ordinary husband into local politics, where comedy and conscience collide. Jim and Marian Jordan, beloved as Fibber McGee and Molly, star as Wilbur and Jessie Todd, with Cecil B. DeMille hosting.

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Lux Radio Theater presents “Lady in the Dark,” episode 468 of Lux Radio Theatre, originally broadcast January 29, 1945. Guest producer and host Lionel Barrymore introduces this CBS adaptation of the Paramount film.

Ginger Rogers reprises her role as Liza Elliott, the commanding editor of Allure magazine, whose sudden panic and indecision lead her to seek help from Dr. Brooks. As her work pressures, complicated relationships, and vivid dreams converge, Ray Milland co-stars as her irreverent advertising manager, Charlie Johnson. The radio adaptation was written by Sanford Barnett and retains “My Ship” from the original Moss Hart, Kurt Weill, and Ira Gershwin...

Lux Radio Theatre presents “These Three,” episode 153, originally broadcast on December 6, 1937. Hosted by Cecil B. DeMille, this CBS presentation stars Barbara Stanwyck, Errol Flynn, and Mary Astor.

Adapted by George Wells from the 1936 film based on Lillian Hellman’s play The Children’s Hour, the drama follows Karen Wright and Martha Dobie as they establish a girls’ boarding school on a Massachusetts farm. When a troubled pupil and a fearful classmate become involved in damaging gossip, the school and its closest relationships come under pressure.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “A Tale of Two Cities,” episode 476, originally broadcast on CBS on March 26, 1945. Adapted from Charles Dickens’s 1859 novel, this production stars Orson Welles as Sydney Carton, with Rosemary DeCamp as Lucie Manette and Dennis Green as Charles Darnay. Frank Craven serves as guest host and producer.

Against the contrasting worlds of London and Paris before and during the French Revolution, the lives of Lucie Manette, her father, Charles Darnay, and the troubled barrister Sydney Carton become bound by loyalty, danger, and long-buried connections.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Barnacle Bill,” originally broadcast on April 1, 1946, as episode 521. Adapted from MGM’s 1941 comedy-drama, the CBS broadcast stars Wallace Beery and Marjorie Main, reprising their film roles, with Carol Ann Beery as Bill’s daughter, Virginia.

On the San Pedro Harbor waterfront, financially strapped fishing skipper Bill Johansen faces an unexpected reunion with his young daughter. As his longtime friend Marge Cavendish hopes fatherhood will steady him, debts, romance, and the lure of a three-masted schooner complicate life along the working harbor.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Meet Me in St Louis,” episode 548, originally broadcast December 2, 1946. Adapted from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s 1944 film and Sally Benson’s novel, this CBS presentation stars Judy Garland as Esther Smith, with Margaret O’Brien and Tom Drake reprising their screen roles.

In turn-of-the-century St. Louis, the close-knit Smith family looks ahead to the 1904 World’s Fair as romance, family hopes, and the possibility of change shape life at home and in the neighborhood. Garland performs several favorites, including “The Trolley Song” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.”

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “The Virginian,” originally broadcast on November 2, 1936, as episode 105. Produced by Cecil B. DeMille for CBS Radio, this adaptation of Owen Wister’s classic Western stars Gary Cooper, returning to the title role.

In early-1900s Medicine Bow, Wyoming, a quiet ranch foreman known as the Virginian finds romance with newly arrived schoolteacher Molly Wood while friendship, rivalry, and the hard codes of cattle country test his loyalties. Charles Bickford co-stars as Trampas, with Helen Mack as Molly and John Howard as Steve.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Lost Angel,” originally broadcast on June 19, 1944, as episode 444. Adapted from the 1943 MGM film, this CBS presentation was produced by Cecil B. DeMille and sponsored by Lux.

Margaret O’Brien reprises her film role as Alpha, a brilliant six-year-old orphan raised within an Institute of Child Psychology. When newspaperman Mike Regan, played by James Craig, comes to write about her, his questions about the ordinary pleasures missing from her carefully controlled life lead to an unexpected New York City adventure. Marsha Hunt and Keenan Wynn also return from the film cast.

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Lux Radio Theater presents “Home in Indiana,” originally broadcast October 2, 1944, as episode 451 of Lux Radio Theatre. This CBS presentation adapts the 1944 Twentieth Century-Fox film, itself based on George Agnew Chamberlain’s novel Phantom Filly.

A young boy sent to live with relatives in rural Indiana finds a new sense of purpose amid the horse farm and harness-racing world. Walter Brennan, Charlotte Greenwood, Jeanne Crain, and June Haver reprise their film roles in this hopeful tale of family, rivalry, and the road to a major race.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “She Wore a Yellow Ribbon,” originally broadcast on March 12, 1951, as episode 737. This CBS production was sponsored by Lux.

John Wayne reprises his film role as veteran Cavalry Capt. Nathan Brittles, nearing retirement in 1876 after the Battle of the Little Bighorn. On a final assignment from a remote frontier post, Brittles leads a patrol while escorting the commanding officer’s wife and niece through a tense and uncertain West. Adapted from the 1949 John Ford film, itself based on stories by James Warner Bellah, the drama also features Mel Ferrer and Mala Powers.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Two Years Before the Mast,” originally broadcast on September 22, 1947, as episode 582. This CBS production, sponsored by Lux, adapts the 1946 Paramount Pictures film based on Richard Henry Dana Jr.’s classic sea narrative.

Set aboard the merchant brig Pilgrim on an 1834 voyage from Boston toward California, the drama follows Charles Stewart as he confronts the brutal realities of shipboard life under the harsh Captain Francis Thompson. Alan Ladd and Howard Da Silva reprise their film roles in this adaptation by Sanford Barnett, directed by Fred MacKaye.

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Lux Radio Theater presents “Salute to the Marines,” originally broadcast November 8, 1943, as episode 413. This wartime adaptation of the 1943 MGM film stars Wallace Beery, Fay Bainter, Keye Luke, and Noah Beery Sr.

Set in the Philippines in 1940, the drama follows veteran Marine Sergeant Major William Bailey as he hopes for active duty before retirement but is assigned to train civilian recruits. Family ties, military duty, and the looming Pacific conflict shape this story of a career Marine facing an unexpected assignment.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Brief Moment,” episode 163, originally broadcast on CBS on February 14, 1938. Hosted by Cecil B. DeMille, this adaptation of S. N. Behrman’s 1931 Broadway play stars Ginger Rogers and Douglas Fairbanks Jr., with Nigel Bruce and Louis Calhern.

New York nightclub singer Abby Fane finds her life unexpectedly entwined with wealthy heir Roderick Dean. Their swift romance bridges the divide between nightlife ambition and inherited privilege, testing the pull of love against money, class, and personal purpose.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “Practically Yours,” originally broadcast August 27, 1945. This is episode 490 of the series.

Claudette Colbert reprises her film role opposite Ray Milland in this wartime romantic comedy, adapted from the 1944 Paramount Pictures film by Norman Krasna. When Navy flyer Lt. Daniel Bellamy is mistakenly presumed dead, his recorded words are publicly taken as a romantic message to office worker Peggy Martin—setting off a fast-moving misunderstanding amid wartime New York.

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Lux Radio Theatre presents “A Blueprint for Murder,” episode 874, originally broadcast on CBS on March 29, 1954. Produced by Irving Cummings and sponsored by Lux Toilet Soap, this one-hour drama adapts Andrew L. Stone’s 1953 Twentieth Century-Fox suspense film.

Dan Dailey stars as Cam Cameron, an uncle whose niece’s troubling illness revives painful questions about an earlier family death. As suspicion and medical clues mount, Cam fears that his brother’s widow, played by Dorothy McGuire, may be hiding something—and that another child could be at risk.

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