Finding Aid for WPA Radio Scripts, 1936-1940.

Guide to the WPA Radio Scripts, 1936-1940

*T-Mss 2000-005

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Descriptive Summary
History Note
Scope and Content Note
Series Descriptions/Container List

Descriptive Summary

Title

WPA Radio Scripts, 1936-1940

Creator

Works Progress Administration. Federal Theatre Project.

Collection ID

*T-Mss 2000-005

Size

30 linear feet ; 73 boxes

Repository

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
Billy Rose Theatre Division.New York, New York

Abstract

Radio scripts from WPA's Federal Theatre of the Air.

Administrative Information

Source

Unknown

Access

Collection is open to the public. Photocopying prohibited. Advance notice may be required

Restrictions on Use

For permission to publish, contact the Curator, Billy Rose Theatre Division.

Preferred Citation

WPA Radio Scripts, *T-Mss 2000-005. Billy Rose Theatre Division, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.

History Note

The Federal Theatre Project was a special program of the Works Progress Administration, itself a government program designed to counter the deleterious impact of the Great Depression of the 1930s. Created in 1935 by executive order of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Federal Theatre Project was headed by Hallie Flanagan, a former Professor of English from Vassar College. In its four years of existence the F.T.P. employed some 12,700 theater professionals in 31 states, and presented more than 1,000 performances each month, free of charge.

The Federal Theatre Project produced over 1,200 plays in its four-year history, introducing 100 new playwrights. Artists established or aided in their careers by the Federal Theatre Project in include Orson Welles, John Houseman, Arthur Miller, Elmer Rice, Marc Blitzstein, Joseph Losey, Paul Green, Will Geer and Canada Lee. Playwrights whose works were staged by the Federal Theatre Project include T. S. Eliot, Sinclair Lewis, George Bernard Shaw, Eugene O'Neill and William Shakespeare, whose Macbeth was staged by Welles and Houseman in Harlem with an All African-American cast, to considerable acclaim

In addition to its stage production units, the F.T.P. reached an estimated 10 million listeners with its Federal Theatre of the Air radio programs, broadcast over all the major networks. Congress, however, concerned about the Federal Theatre Project's leftist tilt, abolished the program in 1939.

Scope and Content Note

The WPA Radio Scripts consist of final drafts of radio plays and other texts produced by the Federal Theatre of the Air. Most scripts are from either the New York or Los Angeles offices of the Federal Theatre Project. In some instances copies of scripts for the same program but from different jurisdictions are included in the same series. Notable programs represented in the collection include adaptations of the plays of Henrik Ibsen and Oscar Wilde, operettas by Gilbert & Sullivan, a series called A Capella in Bronze featuring the WPA Negro Radio Chorus and focusing on stories of particular interest to African-Americans, adaptations of books such as Dickens' Pickwick Papers and plays such as Tolstoy's Redemption, Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer and Moliére's Tartuffe. A 1939 series celebrating Jazz entitled The Story of Swing devotes episodes to Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, and the Dorsey Brothers. Turning Points in Famous Lives dramatizes key moments in the lives of John Paul Jones, Sarah Bernhardt, Louis Pasteur, Isaac Newton, Billy the Kid, Joseph Stalin, and others. The Living Newspaper, adapted from a concurrent Federal Theatre Project stage production, dramatizes contemporary problems facing listeners in daily life.

Alphabetical by program title

Series Descriptions/Container List

Series I: A Capella in Bronze (Radio program), 1938 June-Nov.

(18 folders)

Featuring the WPA Negro Radio Chorus, this radio series highlighted black gospel music, black poetry, writers and themes.

Chronological

b. 1 f. 1

Freedom (# 6), 1938 June 16

Featured Paul Lawrence Dunbar's "Ante-Bellum Sermon".

b. 1 f. 2

Go Down Death (# 8), 1938 June 30

Show was cancelled, repeat # 26. Featured the poem by James Weldon Johnson "Go Down Death".

b. 1 f. 3

Mailindy Sings (# 9), 1938 July 7

Featured poetry by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

b. 1 f. 4

Southern Love (# 10), 1938 July 14

Featured poetry by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

b. 1 f. 5

Satisfied (# 11), 1938 July 21

Featured the poem by Dr. Kelly Miller "I See And Am Satisfied".

b. 1 f. 6

Deacon Jones' Grievance (# 12), 1938 July 28

Featured works by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

b. 1 f. 7

Black Prayer (# 13), 1938 Aug. 4

Featured a reading of W. E. B. DuBois' "A Litany of Atlanta".

b. 1 f. 8

Fighting Satan (# 14), 1938 Aug. 11

Featured is the poem by J. Mord Allen, "The Devil and Sis' Viney."

b. 1 f. 9

Brothers (# 15), 1938 Aug. 18

Featured is the poem "Brothers", by James Weldon Johnson.

b. 1 f. 10

Angelina (# 16), 1938 Aug. 25

Featured is the poem "Angelina", by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

b. 1 f. 11

Theorizin (# 17), 1938 Sept. 1

Featured is the poem "Sticking To De Hoe", by Daniel Webster Davis.

b. 1 f. 12

Feastin' Time (# 18), 1938 Sept. 8

Featured is the poem "An Indignation Dinner", by James D. Corrothers.

b. 1 f. 13

Gittin' Up Time (# 19), 1938 Sept. 15

Featured is the poem "In the Morning", by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

b. 1 f. 14

A Banjo Song (# 20), 1938 Sept. 22

Featured is the poem "A Banjo Song", by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

b. 1 f. 15

Long To'ds Night (# 21), 1938 Sept. 29

Featured are poems by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

b. 1 f. 16

Dark Clouds of War (# 22), 1938 Oct. 3

Featured are poems by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

b. 1 f. 17

Southern Memories (# 23), 1938 Oct. 10

Featured are poems by Paul Lawrence Dunbar and James Edwin Campbell.

b. 1 f. 18

Phyllis Wheatley (# 29), 1938 Nov. 21

Featured are writings of Phyllis Wheatley.

Series II: Accident Prevention (Radio program), 1938 July 10 - 1938 Sept. 18

(10 folders)

Chronological

b. 1 f. 19

Accident 1 - I Was There by Howard Warwick, 1938 July 10

b. 1 f. 20

Accident 2 - Thirty-Six Holes by Howard Warwick, 1938 July 17

b. 1 f. 21

Accident 3 - Life Lines by Howard Warwick, 1938 July 24

b. 1 f. 22

Accident 4 - The Model by Gene Stafford, 1938 July 31

b. 1 f. 23

Accident 5 - The Budgetmaker by Gene Stafford, 1938 Aug. 7

b. 1 f. 24

Accident 6 - The Man Who Couldn't Stop by Gene Stafford, 1938 Aug. 21

b. 1 f. 25

Accident 7 - Still Waters by Gene Stafford, 1938 Aug. 28

b. 1 f. 26

Accident 8 - The Fourteenth Hour by Gene Stafford, 1938 Sept. 4

b. 1 f. 27

Accident 9 - Closed Doors by Gene Stafford, 1938 Sept. 11

b. 1 f. 28

Accident 10 - Wheels of Romance by Gene Stafford, 1938 Sept. 18

Series III: The Accident Prevention Bureau (Radio program), 1939 Jan. 21

(1 folder)

b. 1 f. 29

1939 Jan. 21

Series IV: Adventure Ahead! (Radio program), 1938 Oct. 3 - 1938 Oct. 26

(3 folders)

b. 1 f. 30

Journey to Center of the Earth (#1), 1938 Oct. 3

b. 1 f. 31

Journey to Center of the Earth (#8), 1938 Oct. 21

b. 1 f. 32

Journey to Center of the Earth (#10), 1938 Oct. 26

Series V: Adventures with the Viking Gods (Radio program), 1939 May 10 - 1939 June 21

(4 folders)

Chronological

b. 1 f. 33

Thor's Magic Hammer (#2), 1939 May 10

b. 1 f. 34

Idun's Golden Apples (#3), 1939 May 17

b. 1 f. 35

Fenris, the Wolf (#4), 1939 May 24

b. 1 f. 36

Thor's Pride Brought Low (#8), 1939 June 21

Series VI: American Immortals (Radio program), 1937 May 31 - 1939 June 23

(24 folders)

Chronological

Benjamin Franklin, 1937 May 31 - 1937 Aug. 16

11 folders

b. 2 f. 1

# 3 , 1937 May 31

b. 2 f. 2

#4, 1937 June 7

b. 2 f. 3

#5, 1937 June 14

b. 2 f. 4

#6, 1937 June 21

b. 2 f. 5

#7, 1937 June 28

b. 2 f. 6

#8, 1937 July 12

b. 2 f. 7

#9, 1937 July 19

b. 2 f. 8

#10, 1937 July 26

b. 2 f. 9

#11, 1937 Aug. 2

b. 2 f. 10

#12, 1937 Aug. 9

b. 2 f. 11

#13, 1937 Aug. 16

b. 2 f. 12

George Washington, 1937 Aug. 23 - 1937 Nov. 15

9 folders

b. 2 f. 12

#14, 1937 Aug. 23

b. 2 f. 13

#15, 1937 Aug. 30

b. 2 f. 14

#16, 1937 Sept. 6

b. 2 f. 15

1937 Sept. 13

b. 2 f. 16

#19, 1937 Oct. 4

b. 2 f. 17

#20, 1937 Oct. 11

b. 2 f. 18

#21, 1937 Oct. 18

b. 2 f. 19

#22, 1937 Oct. 25

b. 2 f. 20

#25, 1937 Nov. 15

Thomas Edison, 1939 Mar. 10 - 1939 Mar. 17

2 folders

b. 2 f. 21

#5, 1939 Mar. 10

b. 2 f. 22

#6, 1939 Mar. 17

b. 2 f. 23

Walter Reed (#7), 1939 Mar. 24

b. 2 f. 24

The Story of Captain Robert Dollar (#20), 1939 June 23

Series VII: America's Children (Radio program)

(3 folders)

Chronological

b. 2 f. 25

Episode III

b. 2 f. 26

Episode IV

b. 2 f. 27

Episode V

Series VIII: Backstage Interviews (Radio program), 1937 Dec. 4 - 1938 Mar. 12

(7 folders)

Chronological

b. 3 f. 1

Professor Mamlock by Friedrich Wolfe, 1937 Dec. 4

b. 3 f. 2

Dance Festival, 1937 Dec. 25

b. 3 f. 3

Repertory Theatre - Coriolanus, 1938 Feb. 5

b. 3 f. 4

Power by Arthur Arent, 1938 Feb 19

b. 3 f. 5

Haiti by William du Bois, 1938 Feb 26

b. 3 f. 6

On the Rocks by George Bernard Shaw, 1938 Mar. 5

b. 3 f. 7

Mississippi Rainbow by Charles Brownell, 1938 Mar. 12

Series IX: Boy Meets Life (Radio program)

(10 folders)

Chronological

b. 3 f. 8

Episode One

b. 3 f. 9

Episode Two

b. 3 f. 10

Episode Five

b. 3 f. 11

Episode Six

b. 3 f. 12

Episode Seven

b. 3 f. 13

Episode Eight

b. 3 f. 14

Episode Nine

b. 3 f. 15

Episode Ten

b. 3 f. 16

Episode Eleven

b. 3 f. 17

Episode Twelve

Series X: Captain Kidd (Radio program)

(1 folder)

b. 3 f. 18

Part One - continuity script

(1 folder)

Continuity script for Part One. Radio play written by William Dorsey Blake.

Series XI: Children in Classics (Radio program), 1939 Mar. 29 - 1939 May 2

(3 folders)

Chronological

b. 3 f. 19

Gus and Pete in Ancient Rome (#1), 1939 Mar. 29

b. 3 f. 20

Gus and Pete in Ancient Rome (#2), 1939 Apr. 6

b. 3 f. 21

Gus and Pete in Ancient Rome (#3), 1939 May 2

Series XII: Command Performances (Radio program)

(1 folder)

b. 3 f. 22

Winterset by Maxwell Anderson, adapted by Joel Hammil (#2)

Script includes changes and sound cues.

Series XIII: Community Chest (Radio program), 1938 Nov. 15 - 1938 Nov. 26

(2 folder)

b. 3 f. 23

#1, 1938 Nov. 15

b. 3 f. 24

#4, 1938 Nov. 26

Series XIV: Contemporary Theatre (Radio program), 1936 Dec. 7 - 1938 Mar. 8

(14 folders)

Chronological

b. 3 f. 25

Love is Blind by Buckleigh Oxford, 1936 Dec. 7

b. 3 f. 26

Blood of the Martyrs by Percival Wilde, based on the story by Stephen Vincent Benet, 1937 Dec. 7

b. 3 f. 27

Miss Marlow at Play by A. A. Milne, adapted by Donald Macfarlane, 1937 Dec. 14

b. 3 f. 28

The Little Father of the Wilderness by Austin Strong and Lloyd Osbourne, adapted by Charles Crumpton, 1937 Dec. 28

Cancelled production.

b. 3 f. 29

Frankincense and Myrrh by Heywood Broun, 1937 Dec. 28

b. 3 f. 30

Marshal by Ferenc Molnar, adapted by Charles Crumpton, 1938 Jan. 4

b. 3 f. 31

With All My Love by Claire Parrish, adapted by Christine Ames, 1938 Jan. 8

b. 3 f. 32

Country Slicker by Howard Buermann, adapted by Charles Crumpton, 1938 Jan. 11

b. 3 f. 33

The Great Dark by Dan Tothereh, adapted by Charles Crumpton, 1938 Jan. 25

b. 3 f. 34

He Saw Tomorrow by Joel Hammil, 1938 Feb. 1

b. 3 f. 35

The Secret by Ramon Sender, adapted by Joel Hammil, 1938 Feb. 15

Contains sound cues.

b. 3 f. 36

Sunday Costs Five Pesos by Josephine Niggli, adapted by Jeanette Despres, 1938 Feb. 22

b. 3 f. 37

The Pipe in the Fields by T. C. Murray, adapted by Lewis Moyer, 1938 Mar. 1

b. 3 f. 38

Till the Day I Die by Clifford Odets, adapted by Lewis Moyer, 1938 Mar. 8

Series XV: Deep in the South (Radio program), 1937 Apr. 25 - 1939 July 22

(1 box (44 folders)

Chronological

b. 4 f. 1

#1, 1937 Apr. 25

b. 4 f. 2

#2, 1937 May 1

b. 4 f. 3

#3, 1937 May 8

b. 4 f. 4

#4, 1937 May 15

b. 4 f. 5

#5, 1937 May 22

b. 4 f. 6

#6, 1937 May 26

b. 4 f. 7

#7, 1937 June 2

b. 4 f. 8

#8, 1937 June 9

b. 4 f. 9

#13, 1937 Sept. 8

b. 4 f. 10

#14, 1937 Sept. 19

b. 4 f. 11

#15, 1937 Sept. 26

Marked as # 12.

b. 4 f. 12

#16, 1937 Oct. 3

b. 4 f. 13

#17, 1937 Oct. 10

b. 4 f. 14

#19, 1937 Oct. 24

b. 4 f. 15

#21

b. 4 f. 16

#23, 1937 Nov. 21

b. 4 f. 17

#25, 1937 Dec. 5

b. 4 f. 18

#20, 1938 May 30

b. 4 f. 19

#18, 1938 Sept. 13

b. 4 f. 20

#26, 1938 Nov. 15

b. 4 f. 21

#27, 1938 Nov. 22

b. 4 f. 22

#28, 1938 Nov. 29

b. 4 f. 23

#29, 1938 Dec. 10

b. 4 f. 24

#30, 1938 Dec. 17

b. 4 f. 25

#41, 1939 Mar. 4

b. 4 f. 26

#42, 1939 Mar. 11

b. 4 f. 27

#43, 1939 Mar. 18

b. 4 f. 28

The Old Coin (#44), 1939 Mar. 25

b. 4 f. 29

Elijah's Gift (#45), 1939 Apr. 1

b. 4 f. 30

Easter Sunrise Service (#46), 1939 Apr. 8

b. 4 f. 31

Return Good for Evil (#47), 1939 Apr. 15

b. 4 f. 32

Elijah's Invention (#48), 1939 Apr. 22

b. 4 f. 33

Another Birthday (#49), 1939 Apr. 29

b. 4 f. 34

Not Always the Swift (#50), 1939 May 6

b. 4 f. 35

Canaan's Giants (#51), 1939 May 13

b. 4 f. 36

Raven's Feed Elijah (#52), 1939 May 20

b. 4 f. 37

Help the Weak (#53), 1939 May 27

b. 4 f. 38

Cash in on Duty (#54), 1939 June 3

b. 4 f. 39

Birth of our Flag (#55), 1939 June 10

b. 4 f. 40

Faith Renewed (#56), 1939 June 17

b. 4 f. 41

Be Kind to Birds (#57), 1939 June 24

b. 4 f. 42

The Supreme Judge (#58), 1939 July 1

b. 4 f. 43

Fire-Proof Faith (#59), 1939 July 8

b. 4 f. 44

I'm a Goose (#60), 1939 July 15

b. 4 f. 45

Death Rides the Dawn (#61), 1939 July 22)

Series XVI: A Detective's Notebook (Radio program), 1938 Dec. 20 - 1939 May 15

(21 folders)

Chronological

b. 5 f. 1

The Case History of the Menlo Park Murder, 1938 Dec. 20

b. 5 f. 2

The Case of the Circulating Library Murder, 1938 Dec. 27

b. 5 f. 3

The Fourth Street Warehouse Case (#3), 1939 Jan. 3

b. 5 f. 4

The Uncut Diamond Case (#4), 1939 Jan. 10

b. 5 f. 5

The Martin Family Murder Case (#5), 1939 Jan. 17

b. 5 f. 6

The Roger Wentworth Hall Case (#6), 1939 Jan. 24

b. 5 f. 7

The Cigar Murder Case (#7), 1939 Jan. 31

b. 5 f. 8

Arthur Derks (#8), 1939 Feb. 8

b. 5 f. 9

The Bell Murder Case (#9), 1939 Feb. 14

b. 5 f. 10

The House That Jack Built (#10), 1939 Feb. 21

b. 5 f. 11

The Stolen Manuscript Case (#11), 1939 Feb. 28

b. 5 f. 12

The Case of Mrs. Elsa Montague (#12), 1939 Mar. 13

b. 5 f. 13

The Quiz Program Murder Case (#13), 1939 Mar. 20

b. 5 f. 14

The Case of the Mad Mr. Gilpin (#14), 1939 Mar. 27

b. 5 f. 15

The April Fool Murder Case (#15), 1939 Apr. 3

b. 5 f. 16

The Grand Hotel Plunge Murder Case (#16), 1939 Apr. 10

b. 5 f. 17

The Case of the Umbrella Man (#17), 1939 Apr. 17

b. 5 f. 18

The Seance Murder Case (#18), 1939 Apr. 24

b. 5 f. 19

The Case of the Haunted Gangster (#19), 1939 May 1

b. 5 f. 20

The Case of Dr. Zwertzig (#20), 1939 May 8

b. 5 f. 21

The Coffee Pot Murder Case (#21), 1939 May 15

Series XVII: Detective O'Malley (Radio program), 1939 June 5 - 1939 July 28

(18 folders)

Chronological

b. 5 f. 22

Too Bad, 1939 June 5

b. 5 f. 23

Red Jewelry, 1939 June 9

b. 5 f. 24

Written in Dust (#3), 1939 June 14

b. 5 f. 25

Dumb Witness, 1939 June 16

b. 5 f. 26

Sinister Gifts (#5), 1939 June 19

b. 5 f. 27

Just Too Smart (#6), 1939 June 23

b. 5 f. 28

Green Paint (#7), 1939 June 26

b. 5 f. 29

Last Look (#8), 1939 June 28

b. 5 f. 30

Broadway Murder (#9), 1939 June 30

b. 5 f. 31

New Shoes (#10), 1939 July 3

b. 5 f. 32

Lost Girl (#11), 1939 July 5

b. 5 f. 33

Smart Guy (#12), 1939 July 7

b. 5 f. 34

Too Clever (#13), 1939 July 10

b. 5 f. 35

Black Magic (#14), 1939 July 14

b. 5 f. 36

Lost Dog (#15), 1939 July 17

b. 5 f. 37

Witness Wanted (#16), 1939 July 21

b. 5 f. 38

The Widow's Share (#17), 1939 July 26

b. 5 f. 39

The Checkered Suit (#18), 1939 July 28

Listed as the Final Story.

Series XVIII: Digest of the Air (Radio program), 1939

2 folders

b. 5 f. 40

#1, 1939

b. 5 f. 41

#2, 1939

Series XIX: Dramatic Fragments (Radio program), 1937 Jan. 2 - 1938 Oct. 19

2 boxes

Chronological

Radio program is also known as Dramatic Fragments from Life.

b. 6 f. 1

In the Morgue (#1), 1937 Jan. 9

b. 6 f. 2

Story Conference (#2), 1937 Jan. 2

b. 6 f. 3

Afterglow (#3), 1939 Jan. 30

b. 6 f. 4

Rodney Stoops to Murder (#4), 1937 Feb. 13

b. 6 f. 5

District Attorney (#5)

b. 6 f. 6

Buying Brains (#6), 1938 Sept. 7

b. 6 f. 7

Lady Hamilton Woman of Destiny (#7)

b. 6 f. 8

Pomeroy Jones (#8), 1937 Mar. 13

b. 6 f. 9

Laughter for the Gods (#9), 1937 Mar. 6

b. 6 f. 10

Return of the Fishermen (#11), 1937 Mar. 27

b. 6 f. 11

Domestic Tie-Up (#14), 1937 Apr. 10

b. 6 f. 12

The Case of the Card Players (#15), 1937 Apr. 17

b. 6 f. 13

Memories of Stephen Foster (#16), 1937 May 1

b. 6 f. 14

When Lincoln Came to Pittsburgh (#17), 1937 May 8

b. 6 f. 15

The Casting Office (#18), 1937 May 15

b. 6 f. 16

The Johnstown Flood (#19), 1937 May 22

b. 6 f. 17

Taxi Dancer (#20), 1937 May 29

b. 6 f. 18

Under Southern Skies (#21), 1937 June 5

b. 6 f. 19

Wanted--a Burglar (#22), 1937 June 12

b. 6 f. 20

Fools and Children (#25), 1937 June 19

b. 6 f. 21

Rebellion in Hawaii (#26), 1937 June 26

b. 6 f. 22

Gallow's Hill (#27), 1937 July 24

b. 6 f. 23

God's Mill (#28), 1937 July 17

b. 6 f. 24

Nimble Feet (#30), 1937 July 31

b. 6 f. 25

Rights and Lefts (#31), 1937 Aug. 7

b. 6 f. 26

Prelude (#32), 1937 Aug. 14

b. 6 f. 27

Plain Old Irish (#33), 1937 Aug. 21

b. 6 f. 28

Six-One-Six (#34), 1937 Aug. 28

b. 6 f. 29

Boy Meets Boy (#35), 1937 Sept. 4

b. 6 f. 30

The Copra Trader (#36), 1937 Sept. 11

b. 6 f. 31

Fortune Beans (#38), 1937 Oct. 2

b. 6 f. 32

Double Feature (#39), 1937 Oct. 9

b. 7 f. 1

Crossed Wires (#40), 1937 Oct. 16

b. 7 f. 2

Without Benefit of Sound (#42), 1937 Oct. 30

b. 7 f. 3

The Brooklyn Enigma (#43), 1937 Nov. 6

Listed as The Brooklyn Enigma (Episode #1)

b. 7 f. 4

Husbands are Like That (#45), 1937 Nov. 20

b. 7 f. 5

Hysterical History (#46), 1937 Nov. 27

Listed as Hysterical History (#1)

b. 7 f. 6

Love Will Climb Mountains (#47), 1937 Dec. 4

b. 7 f. 7

Great Moments from Great Plays (#48), 1937 Dec. 11

Dramatized is a scene from the play Lars Killed His Son by Lawrence Bernard.

b. 7 f. 8

Lumber versus Love (#49), 1937 Dec. 18

b. 7 f. 9

The Puppy God Gave Her (#50), 1937 Dec. 25

b. 7 f. 10

Dead Women and Gold (#51), 1938 Jan.1

b. 7 f. 11

Tobogganing on a Locomotive (#52), 1938 Jan. 8

b. 7 f. 12

No Tickee--No Laundry (#53), 1938 Jan. 15

b. 7 f. 13

Black Lena (#54), 1938 Jan. 22

b. 7 f. 14

Carry Nation [sic] (#55), 1938 Jan. 29

b. 7 f. 15

A Wild Wild Rose (#56), 1938 Feb. 5

b. 7 f. 16

Great Moments from Great Plays (#57), 1938 Feb. 12

Dramatization of a scene from An Enemy of the People by Ibsen.

b. 7 f. 17

The Doctor's Wife (#58), 1938 Feb. 19

b. 7 f. 18

The Sharpest Pencil (#59), 1938 Feb. 26

b. 7 f. 19

When Night Comes (#62), 1938 Mar. 19

b. 7 f. 20

One Dark China Night (#63), 1938 Apr. 2

b. 7 f. 21

His Highness (#64), 1938 Apr. 9

b. 7 f. 22

A Pocket in a Shroud (#66), 1938 Apr. 16

b. 7 f. 23

The Last (#67), 1938 Apr. 23

b. 7 f. 24

Storm Bound (#68), 1938 Apr. 30

b. 7 f. 25

Lie of Mercy (#69), [1938 May 7]

b. 7 f. 26

Unsung Heroes - Rescue at Niagara (#73), 1938 June 8

b. 7 f. 27

Sign of the Rose (#74), 1938 June 15

b. 7 f. 28

Adam Watson, Unsung Hero (#75), 1938 June 22

b. 7 f. 29

Soldier of Fortune (#77), 1938 July 6

b. 7 f. 30

Unsung Heroes - Prarie Fire (#78), 1938 July 13

b. 7 f. 31

Star Dressing Room (#80), 1938 Aug. 3

b. 7 f. 32

Over the Wires (#82), 1938 Aug. 10

b. 7 f. 33

The Book of the Dragon of Darkness (#83), 1938 Aug. 17

b. 7 f. 34

Patrick Henry Attorney (#86), 1938 Sept. 7

b. 7 f. 35

Expectations (#87), 1938 Sept. 21

b. 7 f. 36

A Sheet for a Soul (#91), 1938 Oct. 19

Series XX: Drums (Radio program), 1938 May 7 - 1938 July 27

12 folders

b. 8 f. 1

Episode 1, 1938 May 7

b. 8 f. 2

Episode 2, 1938 May 14

b. 8 f. 3

Episode 3, 1938 May 21

b. 8 f. 4

Episode 4, 1938 May 28

b. 8 f. 5

Episode 5, 1938 June 4

b. 8 f. 6

Episode 6, 1938 June 11

b. 8 f. 7

Episode 7, 1938 June 18

b. 8 f. 8

Episode 8, 1938 June 22

b. 8 f. 9

Episode 9, 1938 July 6

b. 8 f. 10

Episode 10, 1938 July 13

b. 8 f. 11

Episode 11, 1938 July 20

b. 8 f. 12

Episode 12, 1938 July 27

Series XXI: Eastchester Garden (Radio program)

1 folder

b. 8 f. 13

Episode 1

Series XXII: Elizabethan Theatre (Radio program), 1938 Nov. 1 - 1938 Dec. 27; n.d.

9 folders

Chronological

b. 8 f. 14

Volpone by Ben Jonson, adapted by Leah Jonas, 1938 Nov. 1

b. 8 f. 15

The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster, adapted by Philip Ansell Roll, 1938 Nov. 15

b. 8 f. 16

Philaster by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher, adapted by Philip Ansell Roll, 1938 Nov. 22

b. 8 f. 17

A New Way to Pay Old Debts by Philip Massinger, adapted by Leah Jonas, 1938 Nov. 29

b. 8 f. 18

Tamburlaine the Great by Christopher Marlowe, adapted by Charleton E. Clutia, 1938 Dec. 6

b. 8 f. 19

The Silent Woman by Ben Jonson, adapted by Carleton E. Clutia, 1938 Dec. 13

b. 8 f. 20

Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay by Robert Greene, adapted by Carleton E. Clutia, 1938 Dec. 20

b. 8 f. 21

The Shoemaker's Holiday by Thomas Dekker, adapted by Carleton E. Clutia, 1938 Dec. 27

b. 8 f. 22

Dido, Queen of Carthage by Christopher Marlowe, adapted by Harold Hartogensis, n.d.

Typescript date 1938 Sept. 27.

Series XXIII: Empress of Hearts (Radio program), 1938 July 10 - 1939 Jan. 22

28 folders

Chronological

Program was about Catherine the Great of Russia and sometimes had the sub-title, The Life of Catherine the Great.

b. 9 f. 1

#1, 1938 July 10

b. 9 f. 2

#3, 1938 July 24

b. 9 f. 3

#4, 1938 July 31

b. 9 f. 4

#5, 1938 Aug. 7

b. 9 f. 5

#6, 1938 Aug. 14

b. 9 f. 6

#7, 1938 Aug. 21

b. 9 f. 7

#8, 1938 Aug. 28

b. 9 f. 8

#9, 1938 Sept. 4

b. 9 f. 9

#10, 1938 Sept. 11

b. 9 f. 10

#11, 1938 Sept. 18

b. 9 f. 11

#11, 1938 Sept. 25

b. 9 f. 12

#13, 1938 Oct. 2

b. 9 f. 13

#14, 1938 Oct. 9

b. 9 f. 14

#15, 1938 Oct. 16

b. 9 f. 15

#16, 1938 Oct. 23

b. 9 f. 16

#17, 1938 Oct. 30

b. 9 f. 17

#18, 1938 Nov. 6

b. 9 f. 18

#19, 1938 Nov. 13

b. 9 f. 19

#20, 1938 Nov. 20

b. 9 f. 20

#21, 1938 Nov. 27

b. 9 f. 21

#22, 1938 Dec. 4

b. 9 f. 22

#23, 1938 Dec. 11

b. 9 f. 23

#24, 1938 Dec. 25

b. 9 f. 24

#25, 1939 Jan. 1

b. 9 f. 25

#26, 1939 Jan. 8

b. 9 f. 26

#27, 1939 Jan. 15

b. 9 f. 27

#28, 1939 Jan. 22

Series XXIV: Empress of Hearts (Radio program), n.d.

1 folder

Radio play about Catherine the Great and her lover, Gregory Orloff. Does not appear to be one of the episodes of the series although it is entitled Empress of Hearts.

b. 9 f. 28

Radio skit by Edward Lynn,

Series XXV: The Epic of America (Radio program), 1937 Nov. 28 - 1938 Apr. 21

16 folders

Radio program about the history and development of America, based upon James Truslow Adams' history The Epic of America.

b. 10 f. 1

Treatment

Includes descriptions of individual episodes.

b. 10 f. 2

Men of Destiny, 1937 Nov. 28

b. 10 f. 3

A Civilization Established, 1937 Dec. 5

b. 10 f. 4

America Seceded from the Empire, 1937 Dec. 12

b. 10 f. 5

The Nation Finds Itself, 1937 Dec. 19

b. 10 f. 6

America Secedes from the Old World, 1937 Dec. 26

b. 10 f. 7

The Sun Rises in the West, 1938 Jan. 2

b. 10 f. 8

The North Begins to Hustle, 1938 Jan. 9

b. 10 f. 9

Manifest Destiny Lays a Golden Egg, 1938 Jan. 16

b. 10 f. 10

Brothers' Blood, 1938 Jan. 23

b. 10 f. 11

The End of the Frontier, 1938 Jan. 30

b. 10 f. 12

The Flag Outruns the Constitution, 1938 Feb. 6

b. 10 f. 13

The Age of the Dinosaurs, 1938 Feb. 13

b. 10 f. 14

America Revisits the Old World, 1938 Feb. 20

b. 10 f. 15

Epilogue, 1938 Feb. 27

b. 10 f. 16

Essay Awards - Postlogue, 1938 Apr. 21

Series XXVI: Epoch Plays (Radio program), ca. 1936

2 folders

Chronological

b. 10 f. 17

La Mauvaise Conduite adapted by May Sarton, 1936 Dec. 16

b. 10 f. 18

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, adapted by Charles Crumpton, ca. 1936 Dec. 22

Series XXVII: Experiments in Symphonic Drama (Radio program), 1938 July 4 - 1938 Sept. 26

13 folders

Chronological

Series of broadcasts devoted to experiments in interpreting symphonic music with synchronized dialogue.

b. 11 f. 1

Hary Janos composed by Zoltán Kodály, interpreted in an original dramatization by Leslie Balogh Bain, 1938 July 4

b. 11 f. 2

Nutcracker Suite composed by Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky, interpreted in an original dramatization by S. J. Shumer, 1938 July 11

b. 11 f. 3

Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Opus 98 composed by Johannes Brahms, interpreted in an original dramatization by S. I. Nawler, 1938 July 18

b. 11 f. 4

Enigma Variations, Opus 36 composed by Edward Elgar, interpreted in an original dramatization by W. B. Farrell, 1938 July 25

b. 11 f. 5

Grand Canyon Suite augmented by Mississippi Suite composed by Ferde Grofé, interpreted in an original dramatization by Edward Ray Downes, 1938 Aug. 1

b. 11 f. 6

Symphony No. 3 in E Flat Major, Opus 55 composed by Ludwig van Beethoven, interpreted in an original dramatization by Cecil Stevenson, 1938 Aug. 8

Work also known as Eroica.

b. 11 f. 7

L'Apres Midi d'un Faun ( Afternoon of a Faun) composed by Claude Debussy, interpreted in an original dramatization by William B. Farrell, 1938 Aug. 15

b. 11 f. 8

Symphony No 1 in C Major, Opus 14A composed by Louis Hector Berlioz, interpreted in an original dramatization by Leslie Balogh Bain, 1938 Aug. 22

b. 11 f. 9

Les Preludes ( Symphonic Poem No. 3) composed by Franz Liszt, interpreted in an original dramatization by Harold Hartogensis, 1938 Aug. 29

b. 11 f. 10

Symphony No. 6, in B Minor, Opus 74 ( Pathetique) composed by Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky, interpreted in an original dramatization by George Thorpe,

b. 11 f. 11

The Age of Steel, Opus 41 ( Ballet Suite) composed by Sergei Prokofiev, interpreted in an original dramatization by Harold Hartogensis, 1938 Sept. 12

b. 11 f. 12

Symphony No. 5 in E Minor, Opus 64 composed by Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky, interpreted in an original dramatization by George Thorp, 1938 Sept. 19

b. 11 f. 13

Concerto No. 2 in C Minor composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff, interpreted in an original dramatization by Harold Hartogensis, 1938 Sept. 26

Seies XXVIII: Exploring the Arts and Sciences (Radio program), 1937 Nov. 5 - 1939 Jan. 16

45 folders

Chronological

b. 12 f. 1

Why Music is the Greatest of All the Arts, 1937 Nov. 5

b. 12 f. 2

Our Press, 1937 Nov. 26

b. 12 f. 3

Why Literature is the Greatest of the Arts, 1937 Dec. 7

b. 12 f. 4

The Psychology of Genius, 1937 Dec. 14

b. 12 f. 5

What is Modern Art?, 1937 Dec. 28

b. 12 f. 6

American Folk Songs, 1938 Jan. 27

b. 12 f. 7

What Has Happened to American Poetry?, 1938 Feb. 11

b. 12 f. 8

Art and Science, 1938 Feb. 18

b. 12 f. 9

Modern Masters, 1938 Feb. 25

b. 12 f. 10

New Poetry Coming of Age, 1938 Mar. 11

b. 12 f. 11

Modern Sculpture, 1938 Mar. 18

b. 12 f. 12

Philosophy of Religion, 1938 Mar. 25

b. 12 f. 13

The Cartoon and Public Opinion, 1938 Apr. 8

b. 12 f. 14

Listening to Music, 1938 Apr. 22

b. 12 f. 15

Art in a Democracy, 1938 Apr. 29

b. 12 f. 16

The Renaissance in America, 1938 May 6

b. 12 f. 17

What is Musicology?, 1938 May 13

b. 12 f. 18

Mural Painting in America Today, 1938 May 20

b. 12 f. 19

Treasure Hunting in Meteor Crater, 1938 May 27

b. 12 f. 20

Technology and Society, 1938 June 17

b. 12 f. 21

The American Writer in a Democratic Society, 1938 June 24

b. 12 f. 22

Fashions in Furniture, 1938 July 1

b. 12 f. 23

Anton Bruckner : Genius and Saint, 1938 July 8

b. 12 f. 24

A New Concept of Tuberculosis, 1938 July 15

b. 12 f. 25

Behind the Movie Camera, 1938 July 22

b. 12 f. 26

The Museum and the Child, 1938 July 29

b. 12 f. 27

Two Tapestries, 1938 Aug. 5

b. 12 f. 28

Gustav Mahler, Creator and Recreator, 1938 Aug. 12

b. 12 f. 29

The Museum and the General Public, 1938 Aug. 19

b. 12 f. 30

Sculpture in America Today, 1938 Sept. 9

b. 12 f. 31

Science, Industry and Society, 1938 Sept. 16

b. 12 f. 32

The Role of the Museum in the Community Life, 1938 Sept. 23

b. 12 f. 33

Walker Evans, American Photographer, 1938 Sept. 30

b. 12 f. 34

The Cloisters in Fort Tryon Park, 1938 Oct. 3

b. 12 f. 35

Hollywood Talks Back, 1938 Oct. 10

b. 12 f. 36

Contemporary Mexican Art, 1938 Oct. 17

b. 12 f. 37

A Reading of Oriental Poetry, 1938 Oct. 24

b. 12 f. 38

The Sun's Family, 1938 Oct. 31

b. 12 f. 39

Chinese Bronze, 1938 Nov. 7

b. 12 f. 40

The Fabulous Theatre, 1938 Nov. 21

b. 12 f. 41

The Museum and Juvenile Delinquency, 1938 Nov. 28

b. 12 f. 42

The Writer in Present Day Society, 1938 Dec. 26

b. 12 f. 43

The Art of Photography, 1939 Jan. 2

b. 12 f. 44

Art and Society, 1939 Jan. 9

b. 12 f. 45

Science and Common Sense, 1939 Jan. 16

Series XXIX: Exploring the Seven Arts (Radio program), 1937 Apr. 3 - 1937 Aug. 25

13 folders

Chronological

b. 12 f. 46

New Trends in the Dance, 1937 Apr. 7

b. 12 f. 47

The Future of American Art, 1937 Apr. 14

b. 12 f. 48

The Writer and His Audience, 1937 Apr. 21

b. 12 f. 49

The Significance of Modern Architecture, 1937 Apr. 28

b. 12 f. 50

The Theatre as a Social Force, 1937 May 5

b. 12 f. 51

Is the Critic an Aid or a Hindrance to the Artist?, 1937 May 19

b. 12 f. 52

Whither American Art, 1937 May 26

b. 12 f. 53

The Artist in Industrial America, 1937 June 30

b. 12 f. 54

Journalism and the Arts in Everyday Life, 1937 July 7

b. 12 f. 55

Voice Culture - Ad-Lib Interview with Estelle Liebling and Leah Plotkin, 1937 July 14

b. 12 f. 56

Humor and the Stage, 1937 Aug. 11

b. 12 f. 57

Humor in Painting and the Graphic Arts, 1937 Aug. 18

b. 12 f. 58

Humor in Music, 1937 Aug. 25

Series XXX: Federal Theatre of the Air (Radio program), 1937 Nov. 11 - 1939 Mar. 2

13 folders

Chronological

b. 13 f. 1

Armistice Program, 1937 Nov. 11

b. 13 f. 2

Altars of Steel, 1938 Dec. 8

b. 13 f. 3

Battle Hymn, 1938 Dec. 15

b. 13 f. 4

Created Equal (An American Chronicle), 1938 Dec. 22

b. 13 f. 5

American Holiday, 1939 Jan. 5

b. 13 f. 6

Jefferson Davis, 1939 Jan. 12

b. 13 f. 7

The Lonely Man, 1939 Jan. 19

b. 13 f. 8

The Sun and I, 1939 Feb. 2

b. 13 f. 9

The Sun Rises in the West, 1939 Feb. 16

b. 13 f. 10

If Ye Break Faith, 1939 Feb. 23

b. 13 f. 11

The Unconquered, 1939 Mar. 2

b. 13 f. 12

The House That Doughnuts Built

b. 13 f. 13

Class of '29

Series XXXI: The First Americans (Radio program), 1938 Oct. 17 - 1939 Feb. 6

12 folders

b. 14 f. 1

White Cloud #1, 1938 Oct. 17

b. 14 f. 2

Iroquois (Part I) #3, 1938 Oct. 31

b. 14 f. 3

Iroquois (Part II) #4, 1938 Nov. 7

b. 14 f. 4

The South East Indians #6, 1938 Nov. 21

b. 14 f. 5

The South East Indians #7, 1938 Nov. 28

b. 14 f. 6

The Navajos (Part I) #8, 1938 Dec. 5

b. 14 f. 7

The Navajos (Part II) #9, 1938 Dec. 19

b. 14 f. 8

The Dakotas #10, 1938 Dec. 26

b. 14 f. 9

The Story of the Dakotas (Part II) # 11, 1939 Jan. 2

b. 14 f. 10

The Drama, Folklore of the Ojibways #12, 1939 Jan. 16

b. 14 f. 11

The Drama, Folklore, History, Music and History - The Tolowa #13, 1939 Jan. 30

b. 14 f. 12

Legends of the California Indians #14, 1939 Feb. 6

Series XXXII: The First Civilized Americans (Radio program), 1937 May 17 - 1939 May 24

2 folders

Chronological

b. 14 f. 13

Benjamin Franklin #1, 1937 May 17

b. 14 f. 14

Benjamin Franklin #2, 1937 May 24

Series XXXIII: The First Frontiers (Radio program), 1937 Jan. 28 - 1937 July 6

24 folders

Chronological

b. 14 f. 15

#2, 1937 Jan. 28

b. 14 f. 16

#3, 1937 Feb. 2

b. 14 f. 17

#5, 1937 Feb. 11

b. 14 f. 18

#6, 1937 Feb. 16

b. 14 f. 19

#8, 1937 Feb. 23

b. 14 f. 20

#9, 1937 Feb. 25

b. 14 f. 21

#10, 1937 Mar. 2

b. 14 f. 22

#11, 1937 Mar. 4

b. 14 f. 23

#12, 1937 Mar. 16

b. 14 f. 24

#13, 1937 Mar. 23

b. 14 f. 25

#14, 1937 Mar. 30

b. 14 f. 26

#15, 1937 Apr. 6

b. 14 f. 27

#16, 1937 Apr. 13

b. 14 f. 28

#17, 1937 Apr. 20

b. 14 f. 29

#18, 1937 Apr. 27

b. 14 f. 30

#19, 1937 May 4

b. 14 f. 31

#20, 1937 May 11

b. 14 f. 32

#22, 1937 May 25

b. 14 f. 33

#23, 1937 June 1

b. 14 f. 34

#24, 1937 June 8

b. 14 f. 35

#25, 1937 June 15

b. 14 f. 36

#26, 1937 June 22

b. 14 f. 37

#27, 1937 June 29

b. 14 f. 38

#28, 1937 July 6

Series XXXIV: For Your Information (Radio program)

1 folder

Chronological

b. 14 f. 39

Sample program

Series XXXV: Foreign Trade Week (Radio program), 1939 May 21-27

5 folders

Chronological

b. 14 f. 40

A Ship is Born by Robert M. Hill

b. 14 f. 41

The Story of Juan Cabrillo

b. 14 f. 42

The Story of Los Angeles Harbor

b. 14 f. 43

The Story of the Grape

b. 14 f. 44

The Story of the Orange

Series XXXVI: Four Arts Forum (Radio program), 1936 Oct. 27

1 folder

Chronological

b. 14 f. 45

1936 Oct. 27

Series XXXVII: Gems of the Past (Radio program), 1936 June 20

1 folder

b. 15 f. 1

Continuity script, 1936 June 20

Series XXXVIII: Gilbert and Sullivan Light Opera (Radio program), 1937 June 11 - 1938 Aug. 14

18 folders

Chronological

Series was also known as Gilbert and Sullivan Series.

b. 15 f. 2

Patience (Act II), 1937 June 11

b. 15 f. 3

Ruddigore or the Witches Curse (Act I), 1937 June 18

b. 15 f. 4

Ruddigore or the Witches Curse (Act II), 1937 June 25

b. 15 f. 5

The Pirates of Penzance (Act I), 1938 Apr. 3

b. 15 f. 6

The Pirates of Penzance (Act II), 1938 Apr. 10

b. 15 f. 7

Iolanthe (Act I), 1938 Apr. 17

b. 15 f. 8

Iolanthe (Act II), 1938 Apr. 24

b. 15 f. 9

Patience (Act I), 1938 May 1

b. 15 f. 10

The Gondoliers (Act I), 1938 May 29

b. 15 f. 11

The Gondoliers (Act II), 1938 June 5

b. 15 f. 12

The Mikado (Act I), 1938 June 12

b. 15 f. 13

The Mikado (Act II), 1938 June 19

b. 15 f. 14

Yoeman of the Guard (Act I), 1938 July 3

b. 15 f. 15

Yoeman of the Guard (Act II), 1938 July 10

b. 15 f. 16

Princess Ida (Act I and part of Act II), 1938 July 17

b. 15 f. 17

Princess Ida (Part of Act II and Act III), 1938 July 24

b. 15 f. 18

H.M.S. Pinafore (Act I), 1938 Aug. 7

b. 15 f. 19

H.M.S. Pinafore (Act II), 1938 Aug. 14

Series XXXVIX: Hall of Fame (Radio program)

5 folders

Chronological

b. 15 f. 20

Edgar Allan Poe (#1)

b. 15 f. 21

James Buchanan Eads (#2)

b. 15 f. 22

Harriet Beecher Stowe (#3)

b. 15 f. 23

Maria Mitchell (#5)

b. 15 f. 24

John Paul Jones (#6)

Series XL: History in Action (Radio program), 1936 Aug. 27 - 1938

3 boxes

Chronological

b. 16 f. 1

The Tragedy of Jacob Leisler by Jeanette Despres, 1936 Aug. 27

b. 16 f. 2

Sawing Manhattan in Half by Gertrude Onnen and Phyllis Frederic, 1936 Sept. 3

b. 16 f. 3

Alexander Hamilton by Jeanette Despres, 1936 Sept. 10

b. 16 f. 4

Thomas Paine, the Liberalist by Jeanette Despres, 1936 Sept. 17

b. 16 f. 5

Hyam Solomon, American Patriot by Matty Cohen and Jeanette Despres, 1936 Sept. 26

b. 16 f. 6

The Legend of Big Mose by Phyllis Frederic, 1936 Oct. 15

b. 16 f. 7

Madame Jumel by Jeanette Despres, 1936 Oct. 24

b. 16 f. 8

New York's First Man of Letters by Georgia Haswell Fawcett, 1936 Nov. 7

b. 16 f. 9

O. Henry, the Caliph of Bagdad by Jeanette Despres, 1936 Nov. 14

b. 16 f. 10

Two Women and Crime by Phyllis Frederic, 1936 Dec. 5

b. 16 f. 11

The Life of John Jacob Astor by Georgia Haswell Fawcett, 1936 Dec. 12

b. 16 f. 12

Susan B. Anthony by Phyllis Frederic, 1936 Dec. 19

b. 16 f. 13

Christmas Tree in the Window by Matty Cohen and B. F. Kamsler, 1936 Dec. 25

b. 16 f. 14

The King of Bank Robbers by Michael Davidson, 1937 Jan. 9

b. 16 f. 15

Tony Pastor, the Father of Vaudeville by Jack Raymond and Harry Goldsmith, 1937 Jan. 16

b. 16 f. 16

Mad Anthony Wayne by Jeanette Despres, 1937 Jan. 23

b. 16 f. 17

Victor Herbert by Jeanette Despres and Lee Fontainbleu, 1937 Jan. 30

b. 17 f. 1

Phineas T. Barnum by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 Feb. 6

b. 17 f. 2

New York's First Newspaper by Georgia Haswell Fawcett, 1937 Feb. 20

b. 17 f. 3

John Street Theatre by Georgia Haswell Fawcett, 1937 Feb. 27

b. 17 f. 4

The Brooklyn Enigma by Michael Davidson, 1937 Mar. 6

b. 17 f. 5

Treason by Jeanette Despres, 1937 Mar. 20

b. 17 f. 6

Old Hays by Michael Davidson, 1937 Apr. 3

b. 17 f. 7

His High Mightiness by Michael Davidson, 1937 Apr. 10

Includes sound cues

b. 17 f. 8

Vermont Joins the Union by David Lesan, 1937 Apr. 17

b. 17 f. 9

Dan Boone by David Lesan, 1937 Apr. 24

b. 17 f. 10

The Purple Heart by Ed. Cleland, 1937 May 1

b. 17 f. 11

John Paul Jones by W. H. Campbell, 1937 May 8

b. 17 f. 12

John Paul Jones by W. H. Campbell, 1937 May 15

b. 17 f. 13

The Elder Booth by Edward H. Smith, 1937 May 22

b. 17 f. 14

John Wilkes Booth by Edward H. Smith, 1937 May 29

b. 17 f. 15

The Battle of the Little Big Horn, or Gen. George A. Custer by Jeanette Despres, 1937 June 5

b. 17 f. 16

Lydia Darrah by T. O Day, 1937 June 12

b. 17 f. 17

Plumes Defiant by Georgia Haswell Fawcett, 1937 June 26

b. 17 f. 18

Diamond Jim Brady by Edward H. Smith, 1937 July 3

b. 17 f. 19

The Life of Andrew Jackson by Jeanette Despres (Episode 1), 1937 July 10

b. 17 f. 20

The Life of Andrew Jackson by Jeanette Despres (Episode 2), 1937 July 17

b. 17 f. 21

Victoria Woodhull by David Lesan, 1937 July 24

b. 17 f. 22

The American Conflict by Lee Fontaine, 1937 July 31

b. 18 f. 1

Peter Stuyvesant, 1937 Aug. 6

Also marked Episode #1

b. 18 f. 2

John Brown by Joseph Miller, 1937 Aug. 14

b. 18 f. 3

Theodore Roosevelt by Jeanette Despres, 1937 Aug. 21

b. 18 f. 4

Samuel Adams by Lewis W. Moyer

Originally dated Aug. 28, 1937. This date is crossed out on the manuscript.

b. 18 f. 5

Jean and Pierre Lafitte by Lewis W. Moyer, 1937 Sept. 4

Other dates listed include Nov. 13, 1937 and May 7, 1938.

b. 18 f. 6

Gorgas by Joel S. Hammil and Will Glickman, 1937 Sept. 11

b. 18 f. 7

Fifty-Four Forty or Fight by Jeanette Despres, 1937 Sept. 18

b. 18 f. 8

The Louisiana Purchase by Jeanette Despres, 1937 Sept. 25

b. 18 f. 9

Gold Dust by Phyllis Frederic, 1937 Oct. 16

b. 18 f. 10

Kit Carson by Joseph W. Miller, 1937 Oct. 30

b. 18 f. 11

The Last Dawn by W. H. Campbell, 1937 Nov. 6

Radio play about Nathan Hale.

b. 18 f. 12

Salem Witch Trials by John I. Mole, 1937 Nov. 20

b. 18 f. 13

The Underground Railroad by Leon Alexander, 1937 Nov. 27

b. 18 f. 14

Murray Hill by Georgia Fawcett, 1938 Apr. 2

b. 18 f. 15

The Man Who Founded Chinatown by Edward H. Smith, 1938 Apr. 6

b. 18 f. 16

Edgar Allan Poe's New York Days by Georgia Haswell Fawcett, 1938 June 4

b. 18 f. 17

When Uncle Tom's Cabin Made History by Georgia Fawcett, 1938 June 18

Radio play about the first production of Uncle Tom's Cabin in New York City.

b. 18 f. 18

The Crisis of 1870 by Jeanette Despres, 1938 June 25

Series XLI: History's Immortals (Radio program) - Peter the Great, 1938 Jan. 31 - 1938 June 20

1 box

Chronological

b. 19 f. 1

#1, 1938 Jan. 31

b. 19 f. 2

#2, 1938 Feb. 7

b. 19 f. 3

#3, 1938 Feb. 14

b. 19 f. 4

#4, 1938 Feb. 21

b. 19 f. 5

#5, 1938 Feb. 28

b. 19 f. 6

#6, 1938 Mar. 7

b. 19 f. 7

#7, 1938 Mar. 14

b. 19 f. 8

#8, 1938 Mar. 21

b. 19 f. 9

#9, 1938 Mar. 28

b. 19 f. 10

#10, 1938 Apr. 4

b. 19 f. 11

#11, 1938 Apr. 11

b. 19 f. 12

#12, 1938 Apr. 18

b. 19 f. 13

#13, 1938 Apr. 25

b. 19 f. 14

#14, 1938 May 2

b. 19 f. 15

15, 1938 May 9

b. 19 f. 16

#16, 1938 May 16

b. 19 f. 17

#17, 1938 May 23

b. 19 f. 18

#18, 1938 May 30

b. 19 f. 19

#19, 1938 June 6

b. 19 f. 20

#20, 1938 June 13

b. 19 f. 21

#21, 1938 June 20

Series XLII: Hollywood Hams (Radio program), 1938 July - Sept.

1 box

Arranged by Episode number not date.

Scripts include original airings and reruns.

b. 20 f. 1

Episode #1, 1938 Aug. 1

b. 20 f. 2

Episode #2, 1938 Aug. 2

b. 20 f. 3

Episode #3, 1938 Aug. 3

b. 20 f. 4

Episode #4, 1938 Aug. 4

b. 20 f. 5

Episode #5, 1938 Aug. 5

b. 20 f. 6

Episode #6, 1938 Aug. 8

b. 20 f. 7

Episode #7, 1938 Aug. 9

b. 20 f. 8

Episode #8, 1938 Aug. 10

b. 20 f. 9

Episode #9, 1938 Aug. 11

b. 20 f. 10

Episode #10, 1938 Aug. 12

b. 20 f. 11

Episode #11, 1938 Aug. 15

b. 20 f. 12

Episode #12, 1938 June 27

b. 20 f. 13

Episode #14, 1938 Aug. 18

b. 20 f. 14

Episode #15, 1938 Aug. 19

b. 20 f. 15

Episode #16, 1938 Aug. 22

b. 20 f. 16

Episode #17, 1938 Aug. 23

b. 20 f. 17

Episode #18, 1938 Aug. 24

b. 20 f. 18

Episode #19, 1938 Aug. 26

b. 20 f. 19

Episode #20, 1938 Aug. 26

b. 20 f. 20

Episode #21, 1938 July 29

b. 20 f. 21

Episode #22, 1938 July 20

b. 20 f. 22

Episode #23, 1938 Aug. 31

b. 20 f. 23

Episode #24, 1938 Sept. 1

b. 20 f. 24

Episode #25, 1938 Sept. 2

b. 20 f. 25

Episode #26, 1938 Sept. 5

b. 20 f. 26

Episode #27, 1938 Sept. 6

b. 20 f. 27

Episode #28, 1938 Sept. 7

b. 20 f. 28

Episode #29, 1938 Sept. 8

b. 20 f. 29

Episode #30, 1938 Sept. 9

b. 20 f. 30

Episode #31, 1938 Sept. 12

b. 20 f. 31

Episode #32, 1938 Sept. 13

b. 20 f. 32

Episode #33, 1938 Sept. 14

b. 20 f. 33

Episode #34, 1938 Sept. 15

b. 20 f. 34

Episode #35, 1938 Sept. 16

b. 20 f. 35

Episode #36, 1938 Sept. 19

b. 20 f. 36

Episode #37, 1938 Sept. 20

b. 20 f. 37

Episode #38, 1938 Sept. 21

b. 20 f. 38

Episode #39, 1938 Sept. 22

b. 20 f. 39

Episode #40, 1938 Sept. 23

b. 20 f. 40

Episode #41, 1938 Sept. 26

b. 20 f. 41

Episode #42, 1938 Sept. 27

b. 20 f. 42

Episode #43, 1938 Sept. 28

Series XLIII: Home Town (Radio program) by Anne Beal, ca. 1938

1 box

Chronological

b. 21 f. 1

#1, 1938 May 16

b. 21 f. 2

#20, 1938 June 10

b. 21 f. 3

#25, 1938 June 20

b. 21 f. 4

#59

b. 21 f. 5

#60, 1938 Aug. 17

b. 21 f. 6

#61, 1938 Aug. 18

b. 21 f. 7

#62, 1938 Aug. 19

b. 21 f. 8

#63

b. 21 f. 9

#64

b. 21 f. 10

#68

b. 21 f. 11

#69

b. 21 f. 12

#70

b. 21 f. 13

#71

b. 21 f. 14

#72

b. 21 f. 15

#73

b. 21 f. 16

#74

b. 21 f. 17

#75

b. 21 f. 18

#76

b. 21 f. 19

#77

b. 21 f. 20

#78

b. 21 f. 21

#79

b. 21 f. 22

#80

b. 21 f. 23

#81

b. 21 f. 24

#82

b. 21 f. 25

#83

b. 21 f. 26

#84

b. 21 f. 27

#85

b. 21 f. 28

#86

b. 21 f. 29

#91, 1938 Oct. 4

b. 21 f. 30

#96, 1938 Oct. 12

b. 21 f. 31

#102, 1938 Oct. 21

b. 21 f. 32

#103, 1938 Oct. 24

b. 21 f. 33

#114, 1938 Nov. 8

b. 21 f. 34

#124, 1938 Nov. 22

Series XLIV: Ibsen Cycle (Radio program), 1937 July 6 - 1937 Sept. 21

9 folders

Chronological

b. 22 f. 1

The Wild Duck, 1937 July 6

b. 22 f. 2

An Enemy of the People, 1937 July 13

b. 22 f. 3

John Gabriel Borkman, 1937 July 27

b. 22 f. 4

Rosmersholm, 1937 Aug. 3

b. 22 f. 5

A Doll's House, 1937 Aug. 10

b. 22 f. 6

Lady Inger of Ostrat, 1937 Aug. 24

b. 22 f. 7

Little Eyolf, 1937 Aug. 31

b. 22 f. 8

The Lady from the Sea, 1937 Sept. 7

b. 22 f. 9

Ghosts, 1937 Sept. 21

Series XLV: Immortals of Science (Radio program), 1937 Nov. 23 - 1938 Aug. 10

3 folders

Chronological

b. 22 f. 10

Pioneers of the Machine Age, 1937 Nov. 23

b. 22 f. 11

Fingerprinting, 1938 July 13

b. 22 f. 12

Louis Pasteur, 1938 Aug. 10

Series XLVI: It's Box Office (Radio program), 1938 Nov. 2 - 1939 May 3

8 folders

Chronological

b. 22 f. 13

#2, 1938 Nov. 2

b. 22 f. 14

#4, 1938 Nov. 16

b. 22 f. 15

#5, 1938 Nov. 23

b. 22 f. 16

#6, 1938 Nov. 30

b. 22 f. 17

#8, 1938 Dec. 14

b. 22 f. 18

#9, 1938 Dec. 21

b. 22 f. 19

#26, The Case of the Skeleton Hands, 1939 Apr. 19

Name of series has been changed on the cover to Police Mystery Book.

b. 22 f. 20

#28, The Banshee, 1939 May 3

Name of series has been changed on the cover to Police Mystery Book.

Series XLVII: Joan of Arc (Radio program) by Edward Lynn

1 folder

b. 22 f. 21

Radio skit

Series XLVIII: Jules Verne Series (Radio program), 1937 Oct 17 - 1938 June 23

2 boxes

Sub-series 1 - A Journey to the Centre of the Earth
Sub-series 2 - Mysterious Island
Sub-series 3 - From the Earth to the Moon

Sub-series 1 - A Journey to the Centre of the Earth, 1937 Oct. 17 - 1938 Feb. 5

12 folders

b. 23 f. 1

#2, 1937 Oct. 17

b. 23 f. 2

#3, 1937 Oct. 24

b. 23 f. 3

#4, 1938 Jan. 11

b. 23 f. 4

#5, 1938 Jan. 13

b. 23 f. 5

#6, 1938 Jan. 15

b. 23 f. 6

#7, 1938 Jan. 18

b. 23 f. 7

#9, 1938 Jan. 22

b. 23 f. 8

#11, 1938 Jan. 27

b. 23 f. 9

#12, 1938 Jan. 29

b. 23 f. 10

#13, 1938 Feb. 1

b. 23 f. 11

#14, 1938 Feb. 3

b. 23 f. 12

#15, 1938 Feb. 5

Sub-series 2 - Mysterious Island, 1938 Feb. 8 - 1938 Mar. 31

22 folders

b. 23 f. 13

#1, 1938 Feb. 8

b. 23 f. 14

#2, 1938 Feb. 10

b. 23 f. 15

#3, 1938 Feb. 12

b. 23 f. 16

#4, 1938 Feb. 15

b. 23 f. 17

#5, 1938 Feb. 17

b. 23 f. 18

#6, 1938 Feb. 19

b. 23 f. 19

#7, 1938 Feb. 22

b. 23 f. 20

#8, 1938 Feb. 24

b. 23 f. 21

#9, 1938 Feb. 26

b. 23 f. 22

#10, 1938 Mar. 1

b. 23 f. 23

#11, 1938 Mar. 3

b. 23 f. 24

#12, 1938 Mar. 5

b. 23 f. 25

#13, 1938 Mar. 8

b. 24 f. 1

#14, 1938 Mar. 10

b. 24 f. 2

#16, 1938 Mar. 15

b. 24 f. 3

#17, 1938 Mar. 17

b. 24 f. 4

#18, 1938 Mar. 19

b. 24 f. 5

#19, 1938 Mar. 22

b. 24 f. 6

#20, 1938 Mar. 24

b. 24 f. 7

#21, 1938 Mar. 26

b. 24 f. 8

#22, 1938 Mar. 29

b. 24 f. 9

#23, 1938 Mar. 31

Sub-series 3 - From the Earth to the Moon, 1938 Apr. 14 - 1938 June 23

11 folders

b. 24 f. 10

#2, 1938 Apr. 14

b. 24 f. 11

#3, 1938 Apr. 21

b. 24 f. 12

#4, 1938 Apr. 28

b. 24 f. 13

#5, 1938 May 5

b. 24 f. 14

#6, 1938 May 12

b. 24 f. 15

#7, 1938 May 19

b. 24 f. 16

#8, 1938 May 26

b. 24 f. 17

#9, 1938 June 2

b. 24 f. 18

#10, 1938 June 9

b. 24 f. 19

#11, 1938 June 16

b. 24 f. 20

#12, 1938 June 23

Series XLIX: King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table (Radio program), 1939 May 1 - 1939 June 27

1 box

Chronological

b. 25 f. 1

The Story of Sir Helius (First Tale), 1939 May 1

b. 25 f. 2

The Story of Bedevere and the Black Knight (Second Tale), 1939 May 9

b. 25 f. 3

The Story of Pellias and Helene of Acalon (Third Tale), 1939 May 15

b. 25 f. 4

The Story of How Sir Gareth Became a Knight (Fourth Tale), 1939 May 29

b. 25 f. 5

The Story of the Heart of Sir Hector (Fifth Tale), 1939 June 13

b. 25 f. 6

The Story of Sir Bohort (Sixth Tale), 1939 June 20

b. 25 f. 7

The Story of Romance of Meliagraunce (Seventh Tale), 1939 June 27

Series L: Landmarks of Romance (Radio program), 1938 Apr. 9 - 1938 Sept. 24

25 folders

Chronological

This radio program focused on historic sketches of landmarks in the City of San Francisco.

b. 26 f. 1

California Theatre (#5), 1938 Apr. 9

b. 26 f. 2

Fisherman's Wharf (#6), 1938 Apr. 16

b. 26 f. 3

Old St. Mary's Cathedral (#7), 1938 Apr. 23

b. 26 f. 4

Fort Vigilance (#8), 1938 Apr. 30

b. 26 f. 5

Commandante's Headquarters, Presidio (#9), 1938 May 7

b. 26 f. 6

Amundsen's Boat (#10), 1938 May 7

b. 26 f. 7

The Ferry Building (#12), 1938 May 28

b. 26 f. 8

The Ferry Building (#13)

b. 26 f. 9

Lake Merced (#14), 1938 June 11

b. 26 f. 10

Montgomery Block (#15), 1938 June 18

b. 26 f. 11

Lotta's Fountain (#16)

Contains biographical information about Lotta Crabtree.

b. 26 f. 12

St. Patrick's Church (#17), 1938 July 2

b. 26 f. 13

Portsmouth Square (#18), 1938 July 9

b. 26 f. 14

Portsmouth Square (#19), 1938 July 16

b. 26 f. 15

Hunter's Point (#20), 1938 July 23

b. 26 f. 16

The House of Mystery (#21), 1938 July 30

b. 26 f. 17

The Monument of Drake's Cross (#22), 1938 Aug. 6

b. 26 f. 18

The Mission Dolores (#23), 1938 Aug. 13

b. 26 f. 19

The Stevenson Monument, Portsmouth Square (#24), 1938 Aug. 20

b. 26 f. 20

Stern Grove (#25), 1938 Sept. 3

b. 26 f. 21

Stern Grove (#26), 1938 Sept. 10

b. 26 f. 22

Hotel Nianti (#27), 1938 Sept. 17

b. 26 f. 23

Land's End (#28), 1938 Sept. 24

b. 26 f. 24

Fisherman's Wharf

b. 26 f. 25

Golden Gate Park

Series LI: The Life of Leonardo DaVinci (Radio program), 1938 Feb. 27 - 1938 July 3

19 folders

Chronological

b. 26 f. 26

#1, 1938 Feb. 27

b. 26 f. 27

#2, 1938 Mar. 6

b. 26 f. 28

#3, 1938 Mar. 13

b. 26 f. 29

#4, 1938 Mar. 20

b. 26 f. 30

#5, 1938 Mar. 27

b. 26 f. 31

#6, 1938 Apr. 3

b. 26 f. 32

#7, 1938 Apr. 10

b. 26 f. 33

#8, 1938 Apr. 17

b. 26 f. 34

#9, 1938 Apr. 24

b. 26 f. 35

#10, 1938 May 1

b. 26 f. 36

#11, 1938 May 8

b. 26 f. 37

#12, 1938 May 15

b. 26 f. 38

#13, 1938 May 22

b. 26 f. 39

#14, 1938 May 29

b. 26 f. 40

#15, 1938 June 5

b. 26 f. 41

#16, 1938 June 12

b. 26 f. 42

#17, 1938 June 19

b. 26 f. 43

#18, 1938 June 26

b. 26 f. 44

#19, 1938 July 3

Series LII: Literary Forum (Radio program), 1937 Nov. 9 - 1937 Dec. 21

6 folders

Chronological

Radio program which gave dramatic reviews of the highlights of current literature.

b. 27 f. 1

East Goes West, 1937 Nov. 9

b. 27 f. 2

The Seven Who Fled, 1937 Nov. 23

b. 27 f. 3

The Backgrounds of Richard II, 1937 Nov. 30

b. 27 f. 4

Looking Backward, 1937 Dec. 7

b. 27 f. 5

The Running of the Deer, 1937 Dec. 14

b. 27 f. 6

Marionettes and a Medieval Christmas Play, 1937 Dec. 21

Series LIII: Live and Let Live (Radio program), 1938 June 11 - 1939 June 17

47 folders

Radio program dealing with drama on the highways from the San Francisco Department of Motor Vehicles.

b. 27 f. 7

Siren of Safety (#1), 1938 June 11

b. 27 f. 8

Mrs. Adams (#3), 1938 June 25

b. 27 f. 9

(#5), 1938 July 9

b. 27 f. 10

Two Wheels and a Hay Wagon (#6), 1938 July 16

b. 27 f. 11

(#7), 1938 July 23

b. 27 f. 12

The Truck-hopper (#9), 1938 Aug. 6

b. 27 f. 13

Bargain Day (#10), 1938 Aug. 13

b. 27 f. 14

Stolen Car (#11), 1938 Aug. 20

b. 27 f. 15

(#12), 1938 Aug. 27

b. 27 f. 16

Joan Keene (#13), 1938 Sept. 3

b. 27 f. 17

The Crime of William Wrenn (#14), 1938 Sept. 10

b. 27 f. 18

The Goop (#15), 1938 Sept. 17

b. 27 f. 19

Case of Jane Means vs. Wm. Wright (#16), 1938 Oct. 1

b. 27 f. 20

Tired Driver (#17), 1938 Oct. 8

b. 27 f. 21

Football in the Aire (#18), 1938 Oct. 15

b. 27 f. 22

Steamlined Highway Robbers (#19), 1938 Oct. 22

b. 27 f. 23

The Jitterbug Witness (#20), 1938 Oct. 29

b. 27 f. 24

Steamlined Highway Robbers (#21), 1938 Nov. 5

b. 27 f. 25

(#23), 1938 Nov. 19

b. 27 f. 26

(#24), 1938 Nov. 26

b. 27 f. 27

A Day in Traffic Court (#25), 1938 Dec. 8

b. 27 f. 28

Speedy Walsh (#26), 1938 Dec. 10

b. 27 f. 29

Carelessness on Trial (#27), 1938 Dec. 17

b. 27 f. 30

The Modest Home of Joe Author (#28), 1938 Dec. 24

b. 27 f. 31

(#29), 1938 Dec. 31

b. 27 f. 32

The Case of Harvey Welch (#30), 1939 Jan. 7

b. 27 f. 33

Raceground of an Accident (#31), 1939 Jan. 14

b. 27 f. 34

The Fifth Horseman (#33), 1939 Jan. 23

b. 27 f. 35

Little Lessons for Big People (#34), 1939 Feb. 4

b. 27 f. 36

You Bet Your Life (#35), 1939 Feb. 11

b. 27 f. 37

Little Lessons for Little People (#36), 1939 Feb. 18

b. 27 f. 38

You Are Responsible (#37), 1939 Feb. 25

b. 27 f. 39

Reasons for Anger (#38), 1939 Mar. 4

b. 27 f. 40

Carnival of Drivers (#40), 1939 Mar. 18

b. 27 f. 41

The Drunken Teetotaler (#42), 1939 Apr. 1

b. 27 f. 42

Little Caesar for an Hour (#43), 1939 Apr. 8

b. 27 f. 43

Sign Language (#44), 1939 Apr. 15

b. 27 f. 44

I Can Handle It (#45), 1939 Apr. 22

b. 27 f. 45

Let There Be Light (#46), 1939 Apr. 29

b. 27 f. 46

Another War (#47), 1939 May 6

b. 27 f. 47

Am I My Brother's Keeper? (#48), 1939 May 13

b. 27 f. 48

As One Having Authority (#49), 1939 May 20

b. 27 f. 49

The Absent Minded Man (#50), 1939 May 27

b. 27 f. 50

The Mounting Toll (#51), 1939 June 3

b. 27 f. 51

Mirrors (#52), 1939 June 10 1939

b. 27 f. 52

With Liberty and Justice for All (#54), 1939 June 14

b. 27 f. 53

Appointment with Death (#53), 1939 June 17

Series LIV: The Living Newspaper (Radio program)

11 folders

Chronological

Radio edition of The Living Newspaper by Thom K. Corless, a dramatization of human problems, adapted from a production running at the Biltmore Theatre during the same time.

b. 28 f. 1

b. 28 f. 2

b. 28 f. 3

b. 28 f. 4

b. 28 f. 5

b. 28 f. 6

b. 28 f. 7

b. 28 f. 8

#10

b. 28 f. 9

#11

b. 28 f. 10

1935

b. 28 f. 11

The South

Series LV: Living Portraits from the Bible (Radio program), 1937 Jan. 10 - 1938 May 8

2 boxes + 15 folders

Chronological

Radio dramatizations of Bible stories.

b. 28 f. 12

Esther (#1), 1937 Jan. 10

b. 28 f. 13

Moses (#3), 1937 Jan. 24

b. 28 f. 14

Sarah (#4)

b. 28 f. 15

Jockebed, Mother of Moses (#5), 1937 Feb. 14

b. 28 f. 16

Abigail (#6), 1937 Feb. 21

b. 28 f. 17

Joseph (#7), 1937 Feb. 28

b. 28 f. 18

The Shunammite Woman (#10), 1937 Mar. 21

b. 28 f. 19

Salome (#18), 1937 May 16

b. 28 f. 20

Life of David (#19), 1937 May 23

b. 28 f. 21

Life of David (#20), 1937 May 30

b. 28 f. 22

Life of David (#21), 1937 June 6

b. 28 f. 23

Life of David (#22), 1937 June 13

b. 28 f. 24

Life of David (#23), 1937 June 20

b. 28 f. 25

Life of David (#24), 1937 June 27

b. 28 f. 26

Life of David (#25), 1937 July 4

b. 29 f. 1

Life of David (#26), 1937 July 18

b. 29 f. 2

Life of David (#27), 1937 July 25

b. 29 f. 3

Life of David (#28), 1937 Aug. 1

b. 29 f. 4

Life of David (#29), 1937 Aug. 8

b. 29 f. 5

Life of David (#30), 1937 Aug. 15

b. 29 f. 6

Life of David (#31), 1937 Aug. 22

b. 29 f. 7

Life of David (#32), 1937 Aug. 29

b. 29 f. 8

Samson, the Youth (#1), 1937 Sept. 5

b. 29 f. 9

Samson and Delilah (#34), 1937 Sept. 12

b. 29 f. 10

Solomon, the Wise (#35), 1937 Sept. 19

b. 29 f. 11

Solomon and the Queen of Sheba (#36), 1937 Sept. 26

b. 29 f. 12

Solomon and the Maid of Shunem (#37), 1937 Oct. 3

b. 29 f. 13

Solomon, the Wise Fool (#38), 1937 Oct. 10

b. 29 f. 14

Rahab and the Spies of Joshua (#39), 1937 Oct. 17

b. 29 f. 15

Athaliah, Daughter of Jezebel (#40), 1937 Oct. 24

b. 29 f. 16

Deborah, Mother of Israel (#41), 1937 Oct. 31

b. 30 f. 1

Susanna and the Elders (#42), 1937 Nov. 7

b. 30 f. 2

Hannah (#43), 1937 Nov. 14

b. 30 f. 3

Daniel, the Righteous Adventurer (#44), 1937 Nov. 21

b. 30 f. 4

Esther (#45), 1937 Nov. 27

b. 30 f. 5

Job (#46), 1937 Dec. 5

b. 30 f. 6

Ruth (#47), 1937 Dec. 12

b. 30 f. 7

Nehemiah (#48), 1937 Dec. 19

b. 30 f. 8

He Who Was Born Yesterday (#49), 1937 Dec. 26

b. 30 f. 9

Gideon and the Brave Three Hundred (#51), 1938 Jan. 9

b. 30 f. 10

The Ark of the Covenant (#53), 1938 Jan. 23

b. 30 f. 11

Deborah, Prophetess of Israel (#57), 1938 Feb. 20

b. 30 f. 12

Jeremiah (#58)

b. 30 f. 13

Daniel, Prince of Judah (#59), 1938 Mar. 6

b. 30 f. 14

Mattathias, Patriot of Judah (#60), 1938 Mar. 13

b. 30 f. 15

Ehud, the Left Handed Swordsman (#66), 1938 Apr. 24

b. 30 f. 16

Saul, the Chosen One (#69), 1938 May 8

Series LVI: Men Against Death (Radio program), 1938 June 30 - 1939 Apr. 22

2 boxes

Sub-series 1 - Microbe Hunters
Sub-series 2 - Hunger Fighters
Sub-series 3 - Untitled
Sub-series 4 - Why Keep Them Alive

Sub-series 1 - Microbe Hunters (Series 1), 1938 June 30 - 1938 Oct. 1

b. 31 f. 1

Leeuwenhoek: First of the Microbe Hunters (#1), 1938 June 30

b. 31 f. 2

Spallanzani: Microbes Must Have Parents! (#2), 1938 July 7

b. 31 f. 3

Pasteur: Microbes Are a Menace (#4), 1938 July 14

b. 31 f. 4

Pasteur and Koch: The Rival Microbe Hunters (#5), 1938 July 28

b. 31 f. 5

Koch and Pasteur: Pasteur's Greatest Triumph (#6), 1938 Aug. 4

b. 31 f. 6

Roux and Behring: Massacre the Guinea-Pigs (#7), 1938 Aug. 11

b. 31 f. 7

Metchnikoff: The Nice Phagocytes (#8), 1938 Aug. 18

b. 31 f. 8

Theobald Smith: Ticks and Texas Fever (#9), 1938 Aug. 25

b. 31 f. 9

Bruce: Trail of the Tsetse (#10), 1938 Sept. 1

b. 31 f. 10

Ross vs. Grassi: Malaria (#11), 1938 Sept. 8

b. 31 f. 11

Walter Reed: The Fight on Yellow Jack (#12), 1938 Sept. 15

b. 31 f. 12

Walter Reed: Five Against Death (#13), 1938 Sept. 22

b. 31 f. 13

Paul Ehrlich: The Magic Bullet (#14), 1938 Oct. 1

Sub-series 2 - Hunger Fighters (Series 2), 1938 Oct. 15 -

b. 31 f. 14

Mark Carleton: The Wheat Dreamer (#1/15), 1938 Oct. 15

b. 31 f. 15

The Wheat Finders: MacKay -- and Others More Eminent (#2/16), 1938 Oct. 22

b. 31 f. 16

A Man of Fundamentals: Mohler (#3/17), 1938 Nov. 5

b. 31 f. 17

The Soft-Spoken Desperado: Goldberger (#4/18), 1938 Nov. 26

b. 31 f. 18

The Automatic Man: Francis (#5/19), 1938 Dec. 3

Sub-series 3 - Untitled (Series 3), 1938 Dec. 17 - 1939 Mar. 11

9 folders

b. 32 f. 1

Semmelweis: Savior of Mothers (#1/20), 1938 Dec. 17

b. 32 f. 2

Banting: Who Found Insulin (#2/21), 1939 Jan 7

b. 32 f. 3

Minot: Against Death (#3/22), 1939 Jan. 14

b. 32 f. 4

The Crusade Against Infantile Paralysis (#5/24), 1939 Jan. 28

b. 32 f. 5

Schaudinn: The Pale Horror (#6/25), 1939 Feb. 4

b. 32 f. 6

Wagner-Jauregg: The Friendly Fever (#7/26), 1939 Feb. 11

b. 32 f. 7

McCoy: Should Generals Die in Bed (#8/27), 1939 Feb. 18

b. 32 f. 8

Finsen and Strandberg: The Light Hunters (#9/28), 1939 Feb. 25

b. 32 f. 9

Rollier: The Sun Doctor (#10/29), 1939 Mar. 11

Sub-series 4 - Why Keep Them Alive (Series IV), 1939 Mar. 18 - 1939 Apr. 29

7 folders

Chronological

b. 32 f. 10

Davidson: The Skin Tanner (#1/30), 1939 Mar. 18

b. 32 f. 11

Hammil and His Pennsylvania Death Fight (#2/31), 1939 Mar. 25

b. 32 f. 12

The Minute Marms of Detriot (#3/32), 1939 Apr. 1

b. 32 f. 13

There's No Excuse for Tuberculosis (#4/33), 1939 Apr. 8

b. 32 f. 14

Drought is a Blessing (#5/34), 1939 Apr. 15

b. 32 f. 15

Heartbreak (#6/35), 1939 Apr. 22

b. 32 f. 16

Children of the Shadows (#7/36), 1939 Apr. 29

Series LVII: Men of Art (Radio program), 1937 Aug. 23 - 1938 Jan. 26

1 box

Chronological

b. 33 f. 1

Courbet by Leon Alexander, 1937 Aug. 23

b. 33 f. 2

Voltaire by John I. Mole, 1937 Aug. 30

b. 33 f. 3

Cimabue and Giotto by Joseph W. Miller, 1937 Sept. 13

b. 33 f. 4

Mark Twain - Clown by Request by T. O. Day, 1937 Sept. 20

b. 33 f. 5

Alexander Pushkin by Leon Alexander, 1937 Sept. 27

b. 33 f. 6

Sappho by George Fass, 1937 Nov. 8

b. 33 f. 7

The Strange Bequest by Patricia Jackson, 1937 Nov. 15

b. 33 f. 8

Dr. Samuel Johnson by T. O. Day, 1937 Nov. 24

b. 33 f. 9

Tattered Troubadour by W. H. Campbell, 1937 Dec. 3

b. 33 f. 10

Stradivarius by W. H. Campbell, 1937 Dec. 10

b. 33 f. 11

Lord Byron by Joseph W. Miller, 1937 Dec. 17

b. 33 f. 12

Henrik Ibsen by Ronald Dawson, 1938 Jan. 5

b. 33 f. 13

Jonathan Swift by Joseph Miller, 1938 Jan. 12

b. 33 f. 14

Charles and Mary Lamb by David Plotkin, 1938 Jan. 19

b. 33 f. 15

Heinrich Heine by David Plotkin, 1938 Jan. 26

Series LVIII: Mr. Mergenthwirker's Lobblies (Radio program) by Nelson S. Bond, 1938 Mar. 27 - 1938 Sept. 12

1 box

Chronological

b. 34 f. 1

Pilot script, 1938 Mar. 27

b. 34 f. 2

Story #1, 1938 May 5

b. 34 f. 3

Story #2, 1938 May 12

b. 34 f. 4

Story #3, 1938 May 19

b. 34 f. 5

Story #4, 1938 May 26

b. 34 f. 6

Story #5, 1938 June 2

b. 34 f. 7

Story #6, 1938 June 9

b. 34 f. 8

Story #8, 1938 June 30

b. 34 f. 9

Story #9, 1938 July 4

b. 34 f. 10

Story #10, 1938 July 11

b. 34 f. 11

Story #11, 1938 JUuly 18

b. 34 f. 12

Story #12, 1938 July 25

b. 34 f. 13

Story #13, 1938 Aug. 1

b. 34 f. 14

Story #14, 1938 Aug. 8

b. 34 f. 15

Story #15, 1938 Aug. 15

b. 34 f. 16

Story #16, 1938 Aug. 22

b. 34 f. 17

Story #17, 1938 Aug. 29

b. 34 f. 18

Story #18, 1938 Sept. 5

b. 34 f. 19

Story #19, 1938 Sept. 12

LIX: My Los Angeles: the History Drama and Romance of Our Lady the Queen City of the Angels (Radio program), 1938 Oct. - 1939 Apr. 26

23 folders

Chronological

Radio program about Los Angeles, past and present.

b. 35 f. 1

b. 35 f. 2

b. 35 f. 3

b. 35 f. 4

#4, 1938 Nov. 9

b. 35 f. 5

#5, 1938 Nov. 16

b. 35 f. 6

#6, 1938 Nov. 23

b. 35 f. 7

#8, 1938 Dec. 7

b. 35 f. 8

#9, 1938 Dec. 14

b. 35 f. 9

#10, 1938 Dec. 21

b. 35 f. 10

#11, 1939 Jan. 4

b. 35 f. 11

#12, 1939 Jan. 11

b. 35 f. 12

#13, 1939 Jan. 18

b. 35 f. 13

#14, 1939 Jan. 25

b. 35 f. 14

#15, 1939 Feb. 1

b. 35 f. 15

#16, 1939 Feb. 8

b. 35 f. 16

#17, 1939 Feb. 15

b. 35 f. 17

#18, 1939 Feb. 22

b. 35 f. 18

#19, 1939 Mar. 1

b. 35 f. 19

#20, 1939 Mar. 8

b. 35 f. 20

#21-A, 1939 Mar. 15

b. 35 f. 21

#24, 1939 Apr. 12

b. 35 f. 22

#25, 1939 Apr. 19

b. 35 f. 23

#26, 1939 Apr. 26

Series LX: Mystery Dramas (Radio program), 1938 Aug. 3 - 1938 Oct. 25

10 folders

Chronological

b. 35 f. 24

Lefty Peroni (#1), 1938 Aug. 3

b. 35 f. 25

The Case of the Skeleton Hands (#2), 1938 Aug. 10

b. 35 f. 26

The Mythology Murders (#3), 1938 Aug. 17

b. 35 f. 27

The Banshee (#4), 1938 Aug. 24

b. 35 f. 28

The Living Dead Man (#5), 1938 Sept. 3

b. 35 f. 29

Caves of Aladdin (#6), 1938 Sept. 20

b. 35 f. 30

Clock on the Mantel (#7), 1938 Sept. 27

b. 35 f. 31

A Matter of Mirrors (#8), 1938 Oct. 11

b. 35 f. 32

The Case of the Girl with the Dark Eyes (#9), 1938 Oct. 18

b. 35 f. 33

The Mystery of Mountain Manor (#10), 1938 Oct. 25

Series LXI: National Public Housing Conference (Radio program), 1938 Oct. 7 - 1938 Nov. 4

4 folders

Chronological

First episode is entitled National Public Housing Committee.

b. 36 f. 1

One Third of a Nation (#1), 1938 Oct. 7

b. 36 f. 2

The Slums Breed Crime (#2), 1938 Oct. 15

b. 36 f. 3

Slum Clearance Makes Jobs (#4), 1938 Oct. 28

b. 36 f. 4

Slum Clearance...Makes Good Citizens (#5), 1938 Nov. 4

Series LXII: New Orleans Panorama (Radio program), ca. 1939 June 9 - 1939 June 16

2 folders

Chronological

b. 36 f. 5

The Mississippi (#1), 1939 June 9

b. 36 f. 6

Transportation (#2)

Series LXIII: New York Panorama (Radio program), 1939 June 11 - 1939 Aug. 1

4 folders

Chronological

b. 36 f. 7

Watergate (#1), 1939 July 11

b. 36 f. 8

World Market Place (#2), 1939 July 18

b. 36 f. 9

City in Motion (#3), 1939 July 25

b. 36 f. 10

Newspaperman's Mecca (#4), 1939 Aug. 1

Series LXIV: A Night at the Inn (Radio program)

1 folder

b. 36 f. 11

Radio play

Series LXV: Once Upon a Time (Radio program), 1938 Dec. - 1939 Mar.

14 folders

Chronological

b. 36 f. 12

The Spring Maiden and the Frost Giants (#1)

b. 36 f. 13

The Sleeping Beauty (#2), 1938 Dec. 10

b. 36 f. 14

The Man Who Did Not Wish to Die (#3), 1938 Dec. 17

b. 36 f. 15

Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp (#4), 1938 Dec. 24

b. 36 f. 16

Pinocchio (#5), 1938 Dec. 31

b. 36 f. 17

The Three Sisters (#6), 1939 Jan. 7

b. 36 f. 18

Jack and the Beanstalk (#7), 1939 Jan. 14

b. 36 f. 19

Emelyan the Fool (#8), 1939 Jan. 21

b. 36 f. 20

The Pied Piper (#9), 1939 Jan. 28

b. 36 f. 21

The Fisherman and His Son (#10), 1939 Feb. 4

b. 36 f. 22

The Devil's Mother-in-Law (#11), 1939 Feb. 11

b. 36 f. 23

How the River God's Wedding Was Broken Off (#12), 1939 Feb. 18

b. 36 f. 24

Rip Van Winkle (#13), 1939 Feb. 25

b. 36 f. 25

Rumpelstiltskin (#1-series 2), 1939 Mar.

Series LXVI: Operetta Memories (Radio program), 1938 Mar. 5 - 1939 July 21

1 box

Chronological

b. 37 f. 1

The Bohemian Girl by Michael William Balfe (Act I), 1938 Mar. 5

b. 37 f. 2

The Bohemian Girl by Michael William Balfe (Act II), 1938 Mar. 12

b. 37 f. 3

The Mascot by Edward Audran (Act I), 1938 Mar. 26

b. 37 f. 4

Billie Taylor by Edward Solomon (Act I), 1938 May 14

b. 37 f. 5

Billie Taylor by Edward Solomon (Act II), 1938 May 21

b. 37 f. 6

Black Mantles by Bucalossi (Act I), 1938 May 28

b. 37 f. 7

Black Mantles by Bucalossi (Act II), 1938 June 4

b. 37 f. 8

La Filie de Madame Angot by Charles Lecooq (Act I), 1938 July 23

b. 37 f. 9

La Filie de Madame Angot by Charles Lecooq (Act II), 1938 July 30

b. 37 f. 10

The Bohemian Girl by Michael William Balfe (Act III), 1938 Sept. 15

b. 37 f. 11

The Mascot by Edmond Audran (Act II), 1938 Sept. 29

b. 37 f. 12

Janice by Karl W. Schulz (Act I), 1938 Oct. 6

b. 37 f. 13

The Geisha by Sidney Jones (Act II), 1938 Oct. 27

b. 37 f. 14

The Grand Duchess by Jacques Offenbach (Act I), 1938 Nov. 3

b. 37 f. 15

Janice by Karl W. Schulz (Act II), 1938 Dec. 15

b. 37 f. 16

Janice by Karl W. Schulz (Act III), 1938 Dec. 22

b. 37 f. 17

Nell Gwynne by Robert Planquette (Act I), 1939 Jan. 5

b. 37 f. 18

Olivette by Edmond Audran (Act I), 1939 Jan. 19

b. 37 f. 19

Olivette by Edmond Audran (Act II), 1939 Jan. 26

b. 37 f. 20

Rip Van Winkle by Robert Planquette (Act I), 1939 Feb. 2

b. 37 f. 21

Rip Van Winkle by Robert Planquette (Act II), 1939 Feb.9

b. 37 f. 22

Maritana by W. Vincent Wallace (Act I), 1939 Feb. 23

b. 37 f. 23

The Chimes of Normandy by Robert Planquette (Act I), 1939 Mar. 16

b. 37 f. 24

Maritana by W. Vincent Wallace (Act III), 1939 Mar. 19

b. 37 f. 25

The Chimes of Normandy by Robert Planquette (Act II), 1939 Mar. 23

b. 37 f. 26

The Chimes of Normandy by Robert Planquette (Act III), 1939 Mar. 30

b. 37 f. 27

The Sorcerer by William S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (Act I), 1939 Apr. 19

b. 37 f. 28

The Geisha by Sidney Jones (Act I), 1939 May 10

b. 37 f. 29

The Rose of Alhambra by Lajos Serly (Act II), 1939 May 10

b. 37 f. 30

Girofle-Girofla by Charles LeCocq (Act I), 1939 May 24

b. 37 f. 31

Girofle-Girofla by Charles LeCocq (Act II), 1939 May 31

b. 37 f. 32

Drum-Major's Daughter by Jacques Offenbach (Act I), 1939 June 14

b. 37 f. 33

Drum-Major's Daughter by Jacques Offenbach (Act II), 1939 June 21

b. 37 f. 34

Drum-Major's Daughter by Jacques Offenbach (Act III), 1939 June 28

b. 37 f. 35

The Red Hussar by Edward Solomon (Act I), 1939 July 5

b. 37 f. 36

The Red Hussar by Edward Solomon (Act II), 1939 July 21

Series LXVII: Oscar Wilde Cycle (Radio program), 1937 Oct. 5 - 1937 Nov. 23

5 folders

Chronological

b. 38 f. 1

The Importance of Being Earnest, 1937 Oct. 5

b. 38 f. 2

The Picture of Dorian Gray, 1937 Oct. 26

b. 38 f. 3

The Duchess of Padua, 1937 Nov. 9

b. 38 f. 4

Lady Windermere's Fan, 1939 Nov. 16

b. 38 f. 5

Salome, 1937 Nov. 23

Series LXIII: Our Neighborhood (Radio program), 1938 Dec. 2 - 1939 Feb. 27

1 box + 14 folders

Chronological

Radio program that highlighted individual neighborhoods in New York City.

b. 38 f. 6

First Visit, 1938 Dec. 2

b. 38 f. 7

Second Visit, 1938 Dec. 6

b. 38 f. 8

Third Visit, 1938 Dec. 7

b. 38 f. 9

Fourth Visit, 1938 Dec. 9

b. 38 f. 10

Fifth Visit, 1938 Dec. 12

b. 38 f. 11

Sixth Visit, 1938 Dec. 14

b. 38 f. 12

Seventh Visit, 1938 Dec. 16

b. 38 f. 13

Eighth Visit, 1938 Dec. 19

b. 38 f. 14

Ninth Visit, 1938 Dec. 21

b. 38 f. 15

Tenth Visit, 1938 Dec. 23

b. 38 f. 16

Eleventh Visit, 1938 Dec. 26

b. 38 f. 17

Twelfth Visit, 1938 Dec. 28

b. 38 f. 18

Thirteenth Visit, 1938 Dec. 30

b. 38 f. 19

Fourteenth Visit, 1939 Jan. 2

b. 39 f. 1

Fifteenth Visit, 1939 Jan. 4

b. 39 f. 2

Sixteenth Visit, 1939 Jan. 6

b. 39 f. 3

Seventeenth Visit, 1939 Jan. 9

b. 39 f. 4

Eighteenth Visit, 1939 Jan. 11

b. 39 f. 5

Nineteenth Visit, 1939 Jan. 13

b. 39 f. 6

Twentieth Visit, 1939 Jan. 16

b. 39 f. 7

Twenty-First Visit, 1939 Jan. 18

b. 39 f. 8

Twenty-Second Visit, 1939 Jan. 20

b. 39 f. 9

Twenty-Third Visit, 1939 Jan. 23

b. 39 f. 10

Twenty-Fourth Visit, 1939 Jan. 25

b. 39 f. 11

Twenty-Fifth Visit, 1939 Jan. 27

b. 39 f. 12

Twenty-Sixth Visit, 1939 Jan. 30

b. 39 f. 13

Twenty-Seventh Visit, 1939 Feb. 1

b. 39 f. 14

Twenty-Eighth Visit, 1939 Feb. 3

b. 39 f. 15

Twenty-Ninth Visit, 1939 Feb. 6

b. 39 f. 16

Thirtieth Visit, 1939 Feb. 8

b. 39 f. 17

Thirty-Second Visit, 1939 Feb. 13

b. 39 f. 18

Thirty-Third Visit, 1939 Feb. 15

b. 39 f. 19

Thirty-Fourth Visit, 1939 Feb. 17

b. 39 f. 20

Thirty-Fifth Visit, 1939 Feb. 20

b. 39 f. 21

Thirty-Sixth Visit, 1939 Feb. 22

b. 39 f. 22

Thirty-Seventh Visit, 1939 Feb. 24

b. 39 f. 23

Thirty-Eighth and Last Visit, 1939 Feb. 27

Series LXIX: Out of the Hall of Records (Radio program), 1938 Dec. 5 - 1939 Feb. 27

1 box

Chronological

b. 40 f. 1

The Case of John C. Colt (#1), 1938 Dec. 5

b. 40 f. 2

The Case of Mary Real (#2), 1938 Dec. 12

b. 40 f. 3

The Case of Albert E. Hicks (#3), 1938 Dec. 19

b. 40 f. 4

The Case of the Daybreak Boys (#4), 1938 Dec. 26

b. 40 f. 5

The Case of Charles Mitchell (#5), 1939 Jan. 2

b. 40 f. 6

The Case of Trumbull vs. Gibbon (#6), 1939 Jan. 9

b. 40 f. 7

The Case of Edward Stokes (#7), 1939 Jan. 16

b. 40 f. 8

The Case of George L. Leslie (#8), 1939 Jan. 23

b. 40 f. 9

The Case of George Kirk (#9), 1939 Jan. 30

b. 40 f. 10

The Case of Ada Ricard (#10), 1939 Feb. 6

b. 40 f. 11

The Case of Nancy Bucksom (#11), 1939 Feb. 13

b. 40 f. 12

The Case of Robert W. Buchanan (#12), 1939 Feb. 20

b. 40 f. 13

The Case of Mary Rogers (#13), 1939 Feb. 27

Series LXX: Pageant of Life (Radio program)

11 folders

Chronological

b. 41 f. 1

b. 41 f. 2

#3 Douglas O'Brien, 1938 Aug. 23

b. 41 f. 3

#4 Campfire Girls, 1938 Aug. 30

b. 41 f. 4

#5 Julia Andrade, 1938 Sept. 6

b. 41 f. 5

#6 Harold Seifer, 1938 Sept. 13

b. 41 f. 6

#8 Margaret Jorgan, 1938 Sept. 27

b. 41 f. 7

#9 Miriam MacDonald, 1938 Oct. 4

b. 41 f. 8

#10 Patty and Mary Moore, 1938 Oct. 11

b. 41 f. 9

#11 Walker Reynolds, 1938 Oct. 18

b. 41 f. 10

#12, 1938 Oct. 25

b. 41 f. 11

#13, 1938 Nov. 1

Series LXXI: Pals of the P.A.L. (Radio program), 1939 June 3 - 1939 July 1

4 folders

Chronological

b. 41 f. 12

#6 Pals, 1939 June 3

b. 41 f. 13

#8 Pals, 1939 June 17

b. 41 f. 14

#9 Pals, 1939 June 24

b. 41 f. 15

#10 Pals, 1939 July 1

Series LXXII: Pan America Calling (Radio program), 1939 Apr. 3 - 1940 Mar. 14

25 folders

Chronological

b. 41 f. 16

#8 - Peru, 1939 Apr. 3

b. 41 f. 17

#9 - Bolivia, 1939 Apr. 10

b. 41 f. 18

#10 - Republic of Chile, 1939 Apr. 17

b. 41 f. 19

#11 - Argentina, 1939 Apr. 24

b. 41 f. 20

#12 - Uruguay, 1939 May 1

b. 41 f. 21

#13 - Paraguay, 1939 May 8

b. 41 f. 22

#14 - Brazil, 1939 May 15

b. 41 f. 23

#15 - French Guiana, 1939 May 22

b. 41 f. 24

#16 - Dutch Guiana, 1939 May 29

b. 41 f. 25

#17 - British Guiana, 1939 June 5

b. 41 f. 26

#18 - Venezuela, 1939 June 12

b. 41 f. 27

#19 - Guatemala, 1939 June 19

b. 41 f. 28

# 20 - El Salvador, 1939 June 26

b. 41 f. 29

#21 - Honduras and British Honduras, 1939 July 3

b. 41 f. 30

# 22 - Nicaragua, 1939 July 10

b. 41 f. 31

#23 - Costa Rica, 1939 July 17

b. 41 f. 32

#24 - Puerto Rico

b. 41 f. 33

#25 - Cuba, 1940 Jan. 18

b. 41 f. 34

#26 - Island of Jamaica, 1940 Jan. 25

b. 41 f. 35

#27 - Republic of Haiti, 1940 Feb. 1

b. 41 f. 36

#28 - Dominican Republic, 1940 Feb. 8

b. 41 f. 37

#29 - Trinidad and Tobago, 1940 Feb. 15

b. 41 f. 38

#31 - Virgin Islands, 1940 Feb. 29

b. 41 f. 39

#32 - Bahama Islands, 1940 Mar. 7

b. 41 f. 40

#33 - Bermuda Islands, 1940 Mar. 14

Series LXXIII: People's Theatre (Radio program), 1936 Dec. 8

1 folder

b. 42 f. 1

Everyman, 1936 Dec. 8

Series LXXIV: Pickwick Papers (Radio program), 1938 Mar. 28 - 1938 July 26

18 folders

Chronological

b. 42 f. 2

#1 - The New Dress Coat, 1938 Mar. 28

b. 42 f. 3

#2 - In the Country, 1938 Mar. 29

b. 42 f. 4

#3 - The Chase, 1938 Apr. 5

b. 42 f. 5

#4 - The New Addition, 1938 Apr. 12

b. 42 f. 6

#5 - Jingle in Again, 1938 Apr. 19

b. 42 f. 7

#6 - Bardell versus Pickwick, 1938 May 3

b. 42 f. 8

#7 - An Awkward Situation, 1938 May 10

b. 42 f. 9

#8 - Foiled, 1938 May 17

b. 42 f. 10

#9 - Pickwick's Folly, 1938 May 24

b. 42 f. 11

#10 - The Trial, 1938 May 31

b. 42 f. 12

#11 - Adventure in Bath, 1938 June 7

b. 42 f. 13

#12 - Winkle's Disappearance, 1938 June 14

b. 42 f. 14

#13 - To Gaol, 1938 June 21

b. 42 f. 15

#14 - In Debtor's Prison, 1938 June 28

b. 42 f. 16

#15 - Sam Weller's Loyalty, 1938 July 5

b. 42 f. 17

#16 - Sad Times, 1938 July 12

b. 42 f. 18

#17 - Surprising Happenings, 1938 July 19

b. 42 f. 19

#18 - Fair Weather, 1938 July 26

Series LXXV: Pioneers of Science (Radio program), 1936 Sept. 3 - 1938 Aug. 19

3 boxes

Chronological

b. 43 f. 1

Antony Leeuwenhoek

b. 43 f. 2

John P. Holland, 1936 Sept. 3

b. 43 f. 3

Robert Koch, 1936 Sept. 17

b. 43 f. 4

Dr. William Morton, 1936 Sept. 24

b. 43 f. 5

David Bruce, 1936 Oct. 8

b. 43 f. 6

James Wall, 1936 Oct. 15

b. 43 f. 7

Thomas Edison, 1936 Oct. 29

b. 43 f. 8

Thomas Edison, 1936 Nov. 5

b. 43 f. 9

Charles Goodyear, 1936 Nov. 12

b. 43 f. 10

Galileo (Part I), 1936 Nov. 19

b. 43 f. 11

Galileo (Part II), 1936 Nov. 26

b. 43 f. 12

Lee de Forest, 1936 Dec. 3

b. 43 f. 13

Robert E. Peary, 1936 Dec. 10

b. 43 f. 14

Leonardo da Vinci and Otto Lillienthal, 1936 Dec. 17

b. 43 f. 15

Charles Proteus Steinmetz, 1936 Dec. 31

b. 43 f. 16

Roy Chapman Andrews, 1937 Jan. 7

b. 43 f. 17

Ignaz Semmelweis, 1937 Jan. 14

b. 43 f. 18

Lavoisier, the Father of Scientific Chemistry, 1937 Jan. 21

b. 43 f. 19

Benjamin Franklin, 1937 Jan. 28

b. 44 f. 1

Alfred Nobel, 1937 Feb. 4

b. 44 f. 2

Charles Darwin, 1937 Feb. 11

b. 44 f. 3

Mount Everest - Nature's Last Stronghold, 1937 Feb. 18

b. 44 f. 4

George Westinghouse, 1937 Mar. 4

b. 44 f. 5

Dr. Joseph Goldberger, 1937 Mar. 11

b. 44 f. 6

Behring and Roux, 1937 Mar. 25

b. 44 f. 7

Mary Montagu, 1937 Apr. 1

b. 44 f. 8

Joseph Lister, 1937 Apr. 15

b. 44 f. 9

Dr. Edward Jenner, 1937 Apr. 29

b. 44 f. 10

Death Mountain, 1937 May 6

b. 44 f. 11

Black Death, 1937 May 13

b. 44 f. 12

Parmentier and Potatoes, 1937 May 27

b. 44 f. 13

Sir William Herschel, 1937 June 3

b. 44 f. 14

Man of the Clouds, 1937 June 17

b. 44 f. 15

Valentine Huay and Louis Braille, 1937 June 24

b. 44 f. 16

Johann Gregor Mendel, 1937 July 1

b. 44 f. 17

Florence Nightingale, 1937 July 8

b. 44 f. 18

Neils Finsen, 1937 July 15

b. 44 f. 19

Pioneeers of the Machine Age, 1937 Aug. 5

b. 44 f. 20

The X-Ray, 1937 Aug. 12

b. 45 f. 1

Robert Fulton and The Claremont, 1937 Aug. 26

b. 45 f. 2

The Dirigible, 1937 Sept. 2

b. 45 f. 3

Plastic Surgery, 1937 Sept. 16

b. 45 f. 4

Alexander Graham Bell, 1937 Sept. 30

b. 45 f. 5

S.F.B. Morse, 1937 Nov. 4

b. 45 f. 6

Lord Carnarvon, 1937 Nov. 18

b. 45 f. 7

Eli Whitney, 1937 Nov. 25

b. 45 f. 8

Evolution of the Motion Picture, 1937 Dec. 2

b. 45 f. 9

Emancipation of the Blind, 1937 Dec. 9

b. 45 f. 10

Exploring the Mind, 1937 Dec. 16

b. 45 f. 11

Science of Beauty, 1937 Dec. 23

b. 45 f. 12

Louis Pasteur, 1938 Apr. 5

b. 45 f. 13

What Time Is It, 1938 Apr. 19

b. 45 f. 14

Paracelsus, 1938 May 10

b. 45 f. 15

Walter Reed, 1938 May 17

b. 45 f. 16

Spinoza, 1938 May 24

b. 45 f. 17

The Curies and Radium, 1938 June 7

b. 45 f. 18

Wright Brothers, 1938 June 28

b. 45 f. 19

The Romance of the Loom, 1938 Aug. 19

Series LXXVI: The Popular Theatre (Radio program), 1936 Dec. 14 - 1938 Oct. 15

4 boxes

Chronological

b. 46 f. 1

#2 - Horse Ascending Stairs, 1936 Dec. 14

Rerun on September 3, 1938

b. 46 f. 2

#3 - The Distant Shore, 1936 Dec. 21

b. 46 f. 3

#4 - Night of Madness, 1936 Dec. 28

b. 46 f. 4

#5 - Dancing Feet

b. 46 f. 5

#6 - Dynamite Road, 1937 Jan. 11

b. 46 f. 6

#7 - She Followed her Star, 1937 Jan. 19

b. 46 f. 7

#8 - Some Words with a Mummy, 1937 Jan. 26

b. 46 f. 8

#9 - Young and Beautiful, 1937 Feb. 2

b. 46 f. 9

#10 - You're on the Air, 1937 Feb. 9

b. 46 f. 10

#11 - Murder by a Dead Man, 1937 Feb. 16

b. 46 f. 11

#12 - Casino, 1937 Feb. 15

b. 46 f. 12

#13 - Women are Like That, 1937 Mar. 6

b. 46 f. 13

#14 - Three Men and a Girl, 1937 Mar. 13

b. 46 f. 14

#15 - How Perfectly Shocking, 1937 Mar. 27

b. 46 f. 15

#16 - Easy Pickings, 1937 Mar. 20

b. 46 f. 16

#17 - Hell Hath No Fury, 1937 Apr. 3

b. 46 f. 17

#18 - Mountain Music, 1937 Apr. 10

b. 46 f. 18

#19 - Perfect Crime, 1937 Apr. 17

b. 46 f. 19

#20 - Behind the Beyond, 1937 Apr. 24

b. 46 f. 20

#21 - The Window, 1937 May 1

b. 46 f. 21

#22 - Love Under Fire

b. 46 f. 22

#24 - Romance for Rent, 1937 May 22

b. 47 f. 1

#25 - No Alimony, 1937 May 29

b. 47 f. 2

#26 - Champagne for Breakfast, 1937 June 5

b. 47 f. 3

#27 - The Streets of New York, 1937 June 12

b. 47 f. 4

#28 - Submarine Sal, 1937 June 19

b. 47 f. 5

#29 - She Got What She Wanted

b. 47 f. 6

#30 - You Can't Buy Love, 1937 July 3

b. 47 f. 7

#31 - Love Begins at Thirty, 1937 July 10

b. 47 f. 8

#33 - Romeo and Juliet, 1937 July 24

b. 47 f. 9

#34 - Gangster's Wife, 1937 July 31

b. 47 f. 10

#35 - The Girl Who Forgot Love, 1937 Aug. 7

b. 47 f. 11

#36 - Southern Gentleman, 1937 Aug. 14

b. 47 f. 12

#37 - Midwinter Night, 1937 Aug. 21

b. 47 f. 13

#38 - He Knew About Women, 1937 Aug. 28

b. 47 f. 14

#39 - The King's Lady, 1937 Sept. 4

b. 47 f. 15

#40 - Black Empire, 1937 Sept. 11

b. 47 f. 16

#41 - Weekend Romance, 1937 Sept. 18

b. 47 f. 17

#42 - Grim Escapade, 1937 Sept. 25

b. 47 f. 18

#44 - What Price Hollywood?, 1937 Oct. 9

b. 48 f. 1

#45 - $25,000 Reward, 1937 Oct. 16

b. 48 f. 2

#46 - They Met in the Moonlight, 1937 Oct. 23

b. 48 f. 3

#47 - Sons in Exile, 1937 Oct. 30

b. 48 f. 4

#48 - Murder Among Flowers, 1937 Nov. 6

b. 48 f. 5

#49 - Pirates of the Sky, 1937 Nov. 13

b. 48 f. 6

#50 - Central Casting, 1937 Nov. 20

b. 48 f. 7

#51 - Alimony Chains, 1937 Nov. 27

b. 48 f. 8

#52 - Fifteen Years of a Drunkard's Life, 1937 Dec. 4

b. 48 f. 9

#53 - Strangers All, 1937 Dec. 11

b. 48 f. 10

#54 - Teach Me to Love, 1937 Dec. 18

b. 48 f. 11

#55 - A Stranger Passes, 1937 Dec. 25

b. 48 f. 12

#56 - Take It and Like It, 1938 Jan. 1

b. 48 f. 13

#58 - No Greater Love, 1938 Jan. 15

b. 48 f. 14

#59 - O'Reilly Is My Name, 1938 Jan. 22

b. 48 f. 15

#60 - El Sueno Naturale, 1938 Jan. 29

b. 48 f. 16

#61 - No More Women, 1938 Feb. 5

b. 48 f. 17

#62 - Her Prince of Song, 1938 Feb. 12

b. 48 f. 18

#63 - Car Hop, 1938 Feb. 19

b. 48 f. 19

#64 - Murder at Waikiki, 1938 Feb. 26

b. 48 f. 20

#65 - Happiness to Share, 1938 Mar. 5

b. 48 f. 21

#66 - Wish You Were Here, 1938 Mar. 12

b. 49 f. 1

#67 - Allergic to Love, 1938 Mar. 19

b. 49 f. 2

#68 - The Lady of the Camellias, 1938 Mar. 26

b. 49 f. 3

#69 - Everyday is Christmas, 1938 Apr. 2

b. 49 f. 4

#70 - First Aid to Romance, 1938 Apr. 9

b. 49 f. 5

#71 - Murder at Midnight, 1938 Apr. 23

b. 49 f. 6

#73 - Oh Happy Daze, 1938 May 7

b. 49 f. 7

#74 - Danger - Blonde at Work, 1938 May 14

b. 49 f. 8

#75 - Her Majesty the Queen, 1938 May 21

b. 49 f. 9

#76 - Beyond the Chasm, 1938 May 28

b. 49 f. 10

#77 - Highway to Glory, 1938 June 4

b. 49 f. 11

#79 - Beyond the Bayou, 1938 June 18

b. 49 f. 12

#80 - Nose for News, 1938 June 25

b. 49 f. 13

#81 - Loser Take All, 1938 July 2

b. 49 f. 14

#82 - Alias John Moore, 1938 July 9

b. 49 f. 15

#83 - Upstage, 1938 July 16

b. 49 f. 16

#87 - The Lost Amantha, 1938 Aug. 13

b. 49 f. 17

#89 - Orchids Sometimes Wilt, 1838 Aug. 27

b. 49 f. 18

#91 - My Brother's Crime, 1938 Sept. 10

b. 49 f. 19

#92 - Lady in a Frame, 1938 Sept. 17

b. 49 f. 20

#94 - No Publicity Please, 1938 Oct. 1

b. 49 f. 21

#95 - Ether, 1938 Oct. 8

b. 49 f. 22

#96 - Mad Magic, 1938 Oct. 15

Series LXXVII: A Portrait of George Washington (Radio program)

b. 50 f. 1

Radio skit

Series LXXVIII: Portraits in Oil (Radio program), 1937 Jan. 27 - 1937 Aug. 9

24 folders

Chronological

b. 50 f. 2

#1 - Jean Corot, 1937 Jan. 27

b. 50 f. 3

Paul Gaugain (Part 1), 1937 Feb. 3

b. 50 f. 4

Paul Gaugain (Part 2), 1937 Feb. 10

b. 50 f. 5

Claude Monet, 1937 Feb. 17

b. 50 f. 6

Rosa Bonheur, 1937 Feb. 24

b. 50 f. 7

Rembrandt Van Rijn, 1937 Mar. 3

b. 50 f. 8

Honore Daumier, 1937 Mar. 3

b. 50 f. 9

#7 - Correggio, 1937 Mar. 10

b. 50 f. 10

#10 - Leonardo da Vinci, 1937 Mar. 31

b. 50 f. 11

#11 - Michelangelo the Painter, 1937 Apr. 7

b. 50 f. 12

# 13 - The Life of Benvenuto Cellini, 1937 Apr. 21

b. 50 f. 13

#14 - Caravaggio, 1937 Apr. 28

b. 50 f. 14

#15 - Van Gogh, 1937 May 3

b. 50 f. 15

#16 - James McNiell Whistler, 1937 May 20

b. 50 f. 16

#17 - Gaudier - Brzeska, 1937 May 31

b. 50 f. 17

#18 - Tintoretto, 1937 June 7

b. 50 f. 18

#20 - Thomas Nast, 1937 June 21

b. 50 f. 19

#21 - Frans Hals, 1937 June 28

b. 50 f. 20

#22 - The Story of Thomas Gainsborough, 1937 July 5

b. 50 f. 21

#23 - Benjamin West, 1937 July 12

b. 50 f. 22

#24 - Benjamin West, 1937 July 19

b. 50 f. 23

#25 - Gilbert Stuart, 1937 July 26

b. 50 f. 24

#26 - Madame Vigee-Lebrun, 1937 Aug. 2

b. 50 f. 25

#27 - Jean Francois Millet, 1937 Aug. 9

Series LXXIX: Presidents on Parade (Radio program), 1937 Feb. 12 - 1938 Feb. 25

1 box, 21 folders

Sub-series 1 - Abraham Lincoln
Sub-series 2 - Thomas Jefferson
Sub-series 3 - Andrew Jackson
Sub-series 4 - Theodore Roosevelt

Sub-series 1 - Abraham Lincoln, 1937 Feb. 12 - 1937 May 14

14 folders

Chronological

b. 51 f. 1

No. 10, 1937 Feb. 12

b. 51 f. 2

No. 11

b. 51 f. 3

No. 12, 1937 Feb. 26

b. 51 f. 4

No. 13

b. 51 f. 5

No. 14, 1937 Mar. 22

b. 51 f. 6

No. 15, 1937 Mar. 19

b. 51 f. 7

No. 16, 1937 Mar. 26

b. 51 f. 8

No. 17, 1937 Apr. 2

b. 51 f. 9

No. 18, 1937 Apr. 9

b. 51 f. 10

No. 19, 1937 Apr. 16

b. 51 f. 11

No. 20, 1937 Apr. 23

b. 51 f. 12

No. 21, 1937 Apr. 30

b. 51 f. 13

No. 22, 1937 May 7

b. 51 f. 14

No. 23, 1937 May 14

Sub-series 2 - Thomas Jefferson, 1937 Aug. 13 - 1937 Oct. 1

8 folders

b. 51 f. 15

No. 13, 1937 Aug. 13

b. 51 f. 16

No. 14, 1937 Aug. 20

b. 51 f. 17

No. 15, 1937 Aug. 27

b. 51 f. 18

No. 16, 1937 Sept. 3

b. 51 f. 19

No. 17, 1937 Sept. 10

b. 51 f. 20

No. 18, 1937 Sept. 17

b. 51 f. 21

No. 19, 1937 Sept. 24

b. 51 f. 22

No. 20, 1937 Oct. 1

Sub-series 3 - Andrew Jackson, 1937 Oct. 8 - 1937 Dec. 24

12 folders

Chronological

b. 52 f. 1

No. 1, 1937 Oct. 8

b. 52 f. 2

No. 2, 1937 Oct. 15

b. 52 f. 3

No. 3, 1937 Oct. 22

b. 52 f. 4

No. 4, 1937 Oct. 29

b. 52 f. 5

No. 5, 1937 Nov. 5

b. 52 f. 6

No. 6, 1937 Nov. 12

b. 52 f. 7

No. 7, 1937 Nov. 19

b. 52 f. 8

No. 8, 1937 Nov. 26

b. 52 f. 9

No. 9, 1937 Dec. 3

b. 52 f. 10

No. 10, 1937 Dec. 10

b. 52 f. 11

No. 11, 1937 Dec. 17

b. 52 f. 12

No. 12, 1937 Dec. 24

Sub-series 4 - Theodore Roosevelt, 1937 Dec. 31 - 1938 Feb. 25

9 folders

Chronological

b. 52 f. 13

No. 1, 1937 Dec. 31

b. 52 f. 14

No. 2, 1938 Jan. 7

b. 52 f. 15

No. 3, 1938 Jan. 14

b. 52 f. 16

No. 4, 1938 Jan. 21

b. 52 f. 17

No. 5, 1938 Jan. 28

b. 52 f. 18

No. 6, 1938 Feb. 4

b. 52 f. 19

No. 7, 1938 Feb. 18

b. 52 f. 20

No. 8, 1938 Feb. 25

b. 52 f. 21

No. 9, 1938 Feb. 25

Series LXXX: The Profane Art (Radio program)

1 folder

Chronological

b. 52 f. 22

Part One

b. 52 f. 23

Part Two

Series LXXXI: The Primrose Sword (Radio program)

1 folder

b. 52 f. 24

Radio Skit

Series LXXXII: The Queen in the Rug (Radio program)

1 folder

b. 52 f. 25

Radio Skit

Series LXXXIII: The Radio Almanac for New Yorkers (Radio program), 1937 Feb. 15 - 1937 Apr. 21

1 box

Chronological

b. 53 f. 1

1937 Feb. 15

b. 53 f. 2

1937 Feb. 16

b. 53 f. 3

1937 Feb. 17

b. 53 f. 4

1937 Feb. 19

b. 53 f. 5

1937 Feb. 22

b. 53 f. 6

1937 Feb. 23

b. 53 f. 7

1937 Feb. 25

b. 53 f. 8

1937 Feb. 26

b. 53 f. 9

1937 Mar. 1

b. 53 f. 10

1937 Mar. 2

b. 53 f. 11

1937 Mar. 3

b. 53 f. 12

1937 Mar. 4

b. 53 f. 13

1937 Mar. 5

b. 53 f. 14

1937 Mar. 8

b. 53 f. 15

1937 Mar. 9

b. 53 f. 16

1937 Mar. 10

b. 53 f. 17

1937 Mar. 11

b. 53 f. 18

1937 Mar. 12

b. 53 f. 19

1937 Mar. 15

b. 53 f. 20

1937 Mar. 16

b. 53 f. 21

1937 Mar. 17

b. 53 f. 22

1937 Mar. 18

b. 53 f. 23

1937 Mar. 19

b. 53 f. 24

1937 Mar. 22

b. 53 f. 25

1937 Mar. 23

b. 53 f. 26

1937 Mar. 24

b. 53 f. 27

1937 Mar. 25

b. 53 f. 28

1937 Mar. 26

b. 53 f. 29

1937 Mar. 29

b. 53 f. 30

1937 Mar. 30

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1937 Mar. 31

b. 53 f. 32

1937 Apr. 1

b. 53 f. 33

1937 Apr. 2

b. 53 f. 34

1937 Apr. 7

b. 53 f. 35

1937 Apr. 8

b. 53 f. 36

1937 Apr. 12

b. 53 f. 37

1937 Apr. 13

b. 53 f. 38

1937 Apr. 14

b. 53 f. 39

1937 Apr. 15

b. 53 f. 40

1937 Apr. 16

b. 53 f. 41

1937 Apr. 19

b. 53 f. 42

1937 Apr. 20

b. 53 f. 43

1937 Apr. 21

Series LXXXIV: Recreation Project (Radio program)

1 folder

b. 53 f. 44

#2 - Autumn Sunshine

Series LXXXV: Recreational Recording (Radio program)

3 folders

Chronological

b. 53 f. 45

#4 - Swimming

b. 53 f. 46

#5 - Fishing

b. 53 f. 47

#6 - Visit to a Family Summer Camp

Series LXXXVI: Redemption by Tolstoy, 1936 Aug. 19

1 folder

b. 53 f. 48

Redemption adapted by Edward Lynn, 1936 Aug. 19

Series LXXXVII: Repertory Theatre of the Air (Radio program), 1937 May 31 - 1937 Oct. 24

1 box

Chronological

b. 54 f. 1

R.U.R. by Carl Capek, adapted by Joel Hammil, 1937 May 31

b. 54 f. 2

The Would-Be Gentleman by Moliere, adapted by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 June 6

b. 54 f. 3

The Master Builder by Henrik Ibsen, adapted by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 June 13

b. 54 f. 4

The Lower Depths by Maxim Gorky, adapted by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 June 20

b. 54 f. 5

The Dear Departing by Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev, adapted by Leo Fontaine, 1937 July 4

b. 54 f. 6

She Stoops to Conquer by Oliver Goldsmith, adapted by Ysobel Martin, 1937 July11

b. 54 f. 7

Tartuffe by Moliere, adapted by Ysobel Martin, 1937 July 18

b. 54 f. 8

Pygmalion and Galatea by W. S. Gilbert, adapted by Margaret Lesuer, 1937 July 25

b. 54 f. 9

Esmeralda or, The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Edward Fitzball, adapted by Jeanette Despres, 1937 Aug. 5

b. 54 f. 10

Ruy Blas by Victor Hugo, adapted by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 Aug. 22

b. 54 f. 11

The Anniversary and The Bear by Anton Chekhov, adapted by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 Aug. 29

b. 54 f. 12

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, adapted by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 Sept. 5

b. 54 f. 13

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, adapted by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 Sept. 12

b. 54 f. 14

Sire Demaletroit's Door by Robert Louis Stevenson, adapted by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 Sept. 19

b. 54 f. 15

Inspector General by N. Gogol, adapted by Harry Goldsmith, 1937 Sept. 26

b. 54 f. 16

The Girl from Arles by Alphonse Daudet, adapted by Margaret Leseur, 1937 Oct. 3

b. 54 f. 17

Rip Van Winkle by John I Mole, 1937 Oct. 24

b. 54 f. 18

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Title page missing, undated

Series LXXXVIII: The River King (Radio program), 1938 Mar. 27 - 1938 Sept. 17

1 box

Chronological

b. 55 f. 1

1938 Mar. 27

b. 55 f. 2

#4, 1938 Apr. 10

b. 55 f. 3

#5 - Easter on the River, 1938 Apr. 17

b. 55 f. 4

#6, 1938 Apr. 24

b. 55 f. 5

#7, 1938 May 1

b. 55 f. 6

#8 - Shadows of Sugar, 1938 May 8

b. 55 f. 7

#9 - Swindler's Clue, 1938 May 15

b. 55 f. 8

#10 - Combination to Doom, 1938 May 22

b. 55 f. 9

#11, 1938 May 29

b. 55 f. 10

#12 - Racket of the Woodyards, 1938 June 5

b. 55 f. 11

#13, 1938 June 12

b. 55 f. 12

#16, 1938 July 9

b. 55 f. 13

#17 - The Swindle Sheet, 1938 July 16

b. 55 f. 14

#23 - A Title for Romance, 1938 Aug. 27

b. 55 f. 15

#24 - The Buckskin Brigade, 1938 Sept. 10

b. 55 f. 16

#25 - The Fountain of Youth, 1938 Sept. 17

Series LXXXIX: Short Stories (Radio program), 1938 Mar. 20

1 folder

b. 55 f. 17

Christ in Concrete, 1938 Mar. 20

Series XC: Shout Hallelujah (Radio program), 1938 Mar. 3 - 1939 July 5

1 box

Chronological

b. 56 f. 1

b. 56 f. 2

#2, 1938 Mar. 11

b. 56 f. 3

#3, 1938 Mar. 18

b. 56 f. 4

#4 - Daniel in the Lion's Den, 1938 Mar. 24

b. 56 f. 5

#5, 1938 Apr. 1

b. 56 f. 6

#6 - Noah Builds de Ark, 1938 Apr. 7

b. 56 f. 7

#9, 1938 Apr. 27

b. 56 f. 8

#10 - Lisha Cures the Leper, 1938 May 4

b. 56 f. 9

#13 - The Earth Swallows Korah, 1938 May 25

b. 56 f. 10

#15, 1938 June 8

b. 56 f. 11

#17 - Job Stops Boiling, 1938 June 22

b. 56 f. 12

#19 - King Ahab and Jezebel, 1938 June 29

b. 56 f. 13

#20 - Solomon, de Wise Guy, 1938 July 6

b. 56 f. 14

#21 - Bread Upon the Waters, 1938 July 20

b. 56 f. 15

#22 - Testimonial Meeting, 1938 July 13

b. 56 f. 16

#23 - Jacob Double-Crosses Esau, 1938 Aug. 3

b. 56 f. 17

#24 - The Story of David and Abigail, 1938 Aug. 10

b. 56 f. 18

#25 - Sisera Got Nailed, 1938 Aug. 17

b. 56 f. 19

#27 - The Southpaw, 1938 Aug. 31

b. 56 f. 20

#28 - Moses Wrecks the Joint, 1938 Sept. 7

b. 56 f. 21

#29 - Joseph Beats the Rap, 1938 Sept. 14

b. 56 f. 22

#30 - Solomon Wins by a Neck, 1938 Sept. 21

b. 56 f. 23

#31 - Elisha Strikes Oil, 1938 Oct. 5

b. 56 f. 24

#32 - De Lion Roars, 1938 Oct. 20

b. 56 f. 25

#34 - Elijah Wins de Bet, 1938 Nov. 3

b. 56 f. 26

#36 - David Passes de Gravy, 1938 Nov. 17

b. 56 f. 27

#39 - Skin Religion, 1938 Dec. 8

b. 56 f. 28

#40 - Rahab de Wise Gal, 1938 Dec. 15

b. 56 f. 29

#41 - Speed Hounds, 1938 Dec. 22

b. 56 f. 30

#42 - De Lawd's Glory Train, 1938 Dec. 29

b. 56 f. 31

#43 - Show Youah Hand, 1939 Jan. 5

b. 56 f. 32

#44 - Hittin' High Hats, 1939 Jan. 19

b. 56 f. 33

#45 - Dan Calls His Shot, 1939 Jan. 19

b. 56 f. 34

#46 - Huntin' High Life, 1939 Jan. 26

b. 56 f. 35

#47 - Huntin' High Life (#2), 1939 Feb. 2

b. 56 f. 36

#48 - Huntin' High Life (#3), 1939 Feb. 9

b. 56 f. 37

#49 - Tin Gods, 1939 Feb. 16

b. 56 f. 38

#51 - Eatin' Crow, 1939 Mar. 16

b. 56 f. 39

#52 - Ahaz - de Fool, 1939 Mar. 21

b. 56 f. 40

#53 - Faith Rings de Bell, 1939 Mar. 28

b. 56 f. 41

#54 - Gideon Goes to Bat, 1939 Apr. 4

b. 56 f. 42

#57 - Practice or Preach, 1939 Apr. 25

b. 56 f. 43

#58 - Josiah Gits Jedged, 1939 May 2

b. 56 f. 44

#59 - Hickory Cures Evil, 1939 May 9

b. 56 f. 45

#60 - Be Still and Know, 1939 May 16

b. 56 f. 46

#66 - De Downfall of Haman, 1939 June 28

b. 56 f. 47

#67 - Balaam's Mule Tawks Back, 1939 July 5

Series XCI: Slums Cost You Money (Radio program), 1939 Feb. 7

1 folder

b. 56 f. 48

#11, 1939 Feb. 7

Series XCII: The Soldier of Miss Fortune, ca. 1938 July 2 - 1939 Feb. 18

1 box

Chronological

b. 57 f. 1

b. 57 f. 2

#19, 1938 July 2

b. 57 f. 3

#20, 1938 July 9

b. 57 f. 4

#21, 1938 July 16

b. 57 f. 5

#22, 1938 July 23

b. 57 f. 6

#23, 1938 July 30

b. 57 f. 7

#24, 1938 Aug. 6

b. 57 f. 8

#25, 1938 Aug. 6

b. 57 f. 9

#26, 1938 Aug. 20

b. 57 f. 10

#28, 1938 Sept. 3

b. 57 f. 11

Vol.2 #1, 1938 Aug. 28

b. 57 f. 12

Vol. 2 #3, 1938 Sept. 10

b. 57 f. 13

Vol. 2 #4, 1938 Sept. 17

b. 57 f. 14

1938 Dec. 17

b. 57 f. 15

New Series #2, 1938 Dec. 24

b. 57 f. 16

#3, 1938 Dec. 31

b. 57 f. 17

2nd Series #4, 1939 Jan. 14

b. 57 f. 18

New series #6, 1939 Jan. 28

b. 57 f. 19

New. series #7, 1939 Feb. 4

b. 57 f. 20

New series #8, 1939 Feb. 11

b. 57 f. 21

New series #9, 1939 Feb. 18

Series XCIII: Special Events Broadcast (Radio program), 1938 Nov. 11 - 1939 Apr. 20

4 folders

Chronological

b. 58 f. 1

#4 - The March of WEVD, 1938 Nov. 11

b. 58 f. 2

#5 - The Sad Shepherd, 1938 Dec. 25

b. 58 f. 3

#9 - No Help Wanted, 1939 Apr. 20

b. 58 f. 4

Suffer Little Children, 1939 June 25

Starred Katharine Hepburn and Burgess Meredith

Series XCIV: Spotlight Dramas (Radio program), 1937 Apr. 14 - May 19

2 folders

Chronological

b. 58 f. 5

#13 - Interview with William Shakespeare, 1937 Apr. 14

b. 58 f. 6

#14 - Interview with Catharine the Great, 1937 May 19

Series XCV: The Statue of Liberty (Radio program)

1 folder

b. 58 f. 7

Proposed plan for six programs

1 folder

Includes outline for the series, casting notes and a script.

Series XCVI: The Story of Swing (Radio program), 1939 Apr. - July 9

13 folders

Chronological

b. 58 f. 8

#1 - New Orleans, the Cradle of Jazz, 1939

b. 58 f. 9

#2 - Up the River, 1939 Apr. 23

b. 58 f. 10

#3 - Jazz Takes Root - Chicago, 1939 Apr. 30

b. 58 f. 11

#4 - Young Man With a Cornet, 1939 May 7

b. 58 f. 12

#5 - The Blues, the Heart of Jazz, 1939 May 14

b. 58 f. 13

#6 - Ellington - Master Musician, 1939 May 21

b. 58 f. 14

#7 - Harlem in the 30's, 1939 May 28

b. 58 f. 15

#8 - White Jazz and the Commercial Era, 1939 June 4

b. 58 f. 16

#9 - Twin Giants--The Dorsey Brothers, 1939 June 11

b. 58 f. 17

#10 - Clarinet Marmalade -- The Life of Benny Goodman, 1939 June 18

b. 58 f. 18

#11 - The Boogie-Woogie, 1939 June 25

b. 58 f. 19

#12 - Swing Today - A Study, 1939 July 2

b. 58 f. 20

#13 - Swing -- The Future, 1939 July 9

Series XCVII: Strange Holiday (Radio program), 1936 Oct. 27

1 folder

b. 58 f. 21

Radio skit, 1936 Oct. 27

1 folder

Series XCVIII: Symphonic Dramas (Radio program), 1938 Apr. 4 - 1938 July 24

1 box

Chronological

Dual date and episode numbers appear for these productions. One set represents the New York (WNYC) air date and the other the Los Angeles (KFAC) air date. For simplicity, all episodes have been organized by the New York date and episode number.

b. 59 f. 1

#1 - All for Love by John Dryden, 1938 Apr. 4

b. 59 f. 2

#3 - Sheherazade, 1938 Apr. 18

b. 59 f. 3

#4 - Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen, 1938 Apr. 25

b. 59 f. 4

#6 - A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen

b. 59 f. 5

#7 - Camille by Alexander Dumas, 1938 May 16

b. 59 f. 6

#8 - Everyman

b. 59 f. 7

#9 - The Mistress of the Inn by Carlo Goldoni, 1938 May 30

b. 59 f. 8

#11 - King Henry VIII by William Shakespeare, 1938 June 13

b. 59 f. 9

#12 - King Oedipus by Sophocles, 1938 June 20

b. 59 f. 10

#13 - L'Arlesienne or The Girl of Arles by Alphonse Daudet, musical setting by Bizet, 1938 June 27

b. 59 f. 11

#15 - Island of the Dead, 1938 July 10

b. 59 f. 12

Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand, 1938 July 17

b. 59 f. 13

#17 - Pygmalion and Galatea by W. S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan, 1938 July 24

Series XCIX: Symphonic Plays (Radio program), 1937 Apr. 27

1 folder

b. 59 f. 14

A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1937 Apr. 27

Series C: Their Greatest Stories (Radio program), 1938 July 10 - 1939 Mar. 30

2 boxes

Chronological

b. 60 f. 1

Brother Orchid by Richard Connell, 1938 July 10

Series 2, # 19, aired on WOR (New York)

b. 60 f. 2

Family in the Wind by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1938 July 24

Series 2, # 21, aired on WOR (New York)

b. 60 f. 3

Late...299 by John Galsworthy, 1938 Aug. 7

Series 2, # 23, aired on WOR (New York)

b. 60 f. 4

The Thousand Dollar Bill by Manuel Komroff, 1938 Sept. 14

# 28, aired on WOR (New York)

b. 60 f. 5

A Source of Irritation by Stacy Aumonier, 1938 Sept. 28

Series 3, # 30, aired on WOR (New York)

b. 60 f. 6

The Open Door by Rafael Sabatini, 1938 Oct. 5

Series 3, # 31, aired on WOR (New York)

b. 60 f. 7

Zodomirsky's Duel by Alexandre Dumas, 1938 Oct. 12

Series 4, #1/32, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 60 f. 8

Written in Water by Burnham Carter, 1938 Oct. 26

Series 4 # 3/11, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 60 f. 9

Purple and Fine Linen by May Edginton, 1938 Oct. 26

Series 4, # 3/33, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 60 f. 10

Surprise for the Boys by Herbert Lewis, 1938 Nov. 5

# 2, aired on KFWB (Los Angeles)

b. 60 f. 11

You Do Solemnly Swear by Sterling Brandt, 1938 Nov. 9

Series 4 # 4/5, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 60 f. 12

An Accident, 1938 Nov. 19

# 4, aired on KFWB (Los Angeles)

b. 60 f. 13

The Law Beaters by Richard Connell

# 5

b. 60 f. 14

Five Men Came Home by Margaret Lee Runbeck, 1938 Dec. 15

Series 4 # 8/27, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 60 f. 15

What Price Story? by Max Brand, 1938 Dec. 22

Series 4 # 9/22, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 60 f. 16

The Twenty-Fourth Hour by Jerome Beatty, 1938 Dec. 29

Series 4 # 10/15, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 60 f. 17

One Head Well Done by John D. Swain, 1938 Dec. 31

#9, aired in Los Angeles

b. 61 f. 1

Help Yourself by Paul Vulpius, 1939

Aired in New York

b. 61 f. 2

Mr. Geiger by Jean Fesler Williams, 1939 Jan. 12

Series 4 # 12/2, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 61 f. 3

Death in Shanghai by Marjorie Hutton, 1939 Jan. 19

Series 4 # 13/10, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 61 f. 4

I'll Send you a Snapshot by Laura Z. Hobson, 1939 Jan. 21

# 12 aired on KFWB (Los Angeles)

b. 61 f. 5

A Good Place to Eat by Maurice Samuel, 1939 Jan. 26

Series 4 # 14/8, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 61 f. 6

Duel by Candlelight by Andreas Latzko, 1939 Jan. 28

# 13 aired on KFWB (Los Angeles)

b. 61 f. 7

Family in the Wind by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1939 Feb. 2

b. 61 f. 8

Let Freedom Ring by Robert Carson, 1939 Feb. 9

Series 5 # 16/12, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 61 f. 9

The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant, 1939 Feb. 18

# 15, aired on KFWB (Los Angeles)

b. 61 f. 10

The Jonah by Jacland Marmur, 1939 Mar. 4

# 18, aired on KFWB (Los Angeles)

b. 61 f. 11

Actor's Blood by Ben Hecht, 1939 Mar. 9

Series 5 # 20/24, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 61 f. 12

The Fate of a Hero by James T. Farrell, 1939 Mar. 11

# 19, aired on KFWB (Los Angeles)

b. 61 f. 13

Christ in Concrete by Pietro di Donato, 1939 Mar. 16

Series 5 # 21/3, aired on WHN (New York)

b. 61 f. 14

The Greatest Man in the World by James Thurber, 1939 Mar. 30

Series 3 # 23/29, aired on WHN (New York)

Series CI: There's a Law Against It! (Radio program), 1939 Jan. 13 - 1939 May 31

1 box

Chronological

b. 62 f. 1

#1 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Jan. 13

b. 62 f. 2

#2 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Jan. 20

b. 62 f. 3

#3 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Feb. 3

b. 62 f. 4

#4 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Feb. 17

b. 62 f. 5

b. 62 f. 6

#6 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Mar. 3

b. 62 f. 7

#7 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Mar. 11

b. 62 f. 8

#8 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Mar. 18

b. 62 f. 9

#9 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Mar. 25

b. 62 f. 10

#10 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Mar. 29

b. 62 f. 11

#11 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Apr. 5

b. 62 f. 12

#12 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Apr. 12

b. 62 f. 13

#13 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Apr. 19

b. 62 f. 14

#14 - Lawyer Q, 1939 Apr. 26

b. 62 f. 15

#15 - Lawyer Q, 1939 May 3

b. 62 f. 16

#16 - Lawyer Q, 1939 May 17

b. 62 f. 17

#17 - Lawyer Q, 1939 May 24

b. 62 f. 18

#18 - Lawyer Q, 1939 May 31

Series CII: They Called Them Fools (Radio program), 1939 May

1 folder

b. 63 f. 1

The Lovely Potato, 1939 May

Series CIII: They Walked with Beauty (Radio program), 1938 May - 1939 Jan. 16

17 folders

Chronological

b. 63 f. 2

#2 Claude Lorrain

b. 63 f. 3

#4 Gaudier-Brzeska, 1938 May 23

b. 63 f. 4

#5 George Romney, 1938 May 30

b. 63 f. 5

#7 Goya

b. 63 f. 6

#9 Caravaggio, 1938 June 27

b. 63 f. 7

#10 Michelangelo, 1938 July 4

b. 63 f. 8

#13 Claude Monet, 1938 July 25

b. 63 f. 9

#14 Van Gogh, 1938 Aug. 1

b. 63 f. 10

#16 Paul Gaugain - 1, 1938 Aug. 8

b. 63 f. 11

#16 Paul Gaugain - 2, 1938 Aug. 15

b. 63 f. 12

#19 Paul Cezanne, 1938 Sept. 5

b. 63 f. 13

#23 Frans Hals, 1938 Oct. 17

b. 63 f. 14

#29 Courbet, 1938 Dec. 5

b. 63 f. 15

#30 Charles and Mary Lamb, 1938 Dec. 12

b. 63 f. 16

#31 Mark Twain, 1938 Dec. 19

b. 63 f. 17

#32 Madame Vigel-Lebrun, 1938 Dec. 26

b. 63 f. 18

#35 Alexander Pushkin, 1939 Jan. 16

Series CIV: Thirty Years Later (Radio program), 1937 Dec. 25

1 folder

b. 63 f. 19

Christmas play, 1937 Dec. 25

Series CV: This Was News (Radio program), 1938 Feb. 16 - 1938 Mar. 23

2 folders

Chronological

b. 63 f. 20

Edition 3, 1938 Feb. 16

b. 63 f. 21

Edition 8, 1938 Mar. 23

Series CVI: This Week - Down the Ages (Radio program), 1939 Apr. 14 - 1939 June 23

4 folders

Chronological

b. 63 f. 22

#5 - April 10-16, 1939 Apr. 14

b. 63 f. 23

May 15 - 21, 1939 May 19

b. 63 f. 24

June 1 - 7, 1939 June 2

b. 63 f. 25

June 18 - 24, 1939 June 23

Series CVII: Through the Art World (Radio program), 1936 Aug. 26 - 1937 Jan. 6

8 folders

Chronological

b. 64 f. 1

The Battle of Styles, 1936 Aug. 26

b. 64 f. 2

Surrealism, 1936 Sept. 16

b. 64 f. 3

Mural Painting and the Social Trend, 1936 Nov. 18

b. 64 f. 4

American Painting in Retrospect, 1936 Dec. 2

b. 64 f. 5

American Graphic Art Today, 1936 Dec. 9

b. 64 f. 6

Contemporary American Painting, 1936 Dec. 16

b. 64 f. 7

The Future of Art in America, 1936 Dec. 30

b. 64 f. 8

Gilbert Wilson, 1937 Jan. 6

Series CVIII: Time Out for Recreation (Radio program)

1 folder

b. 64 f. 9

Synopsis and pilot episode

Series CIX: Tish (Radio program), 1937 Oct. 14 - 1938 Feb. 28

19 folders

Chronological

Also known as The Adventures of Tish by Mary Roberts Rinehart.

b. 65 f. 1

#1, 1937 Oct. 14

b. 65 f. 2

#2 - The Simple Lifers, 1937 Oct. 20

b. 65 f. 3

The Treasure Hunt, 1937 Nov. 3

b. 65 f. 4

Mind Over Motor, 1937 Nov. 10

b. 65 f. 5

#6 - Tish Plays the Game, 1937 Nov. 17

b. 65 f. 6

#& - Hijack and the Game, 1937 Nov. 24

b. 65 f. 7

#8 - Tish's Spy, 1937 Dec. 1

b. 65 f. 8

#9, 1937 Dec. 8

b. 65 f. 9

#10 - The Country Tish of Thee, 1937 Dec. 15

b. 65 f. 10

#11 - The Mouse, 1937 Dec. 22

b. 65 f. 11

#12 - Tish Goes to Jail, 1937 Dec. 29

b. 65 f. 12

#13 - The Cave on Thundercloud Mountain, 1938 Jan. 5

b. 65 f. 13

#15 - That Awful Night, 1938 Jan. 17

b. 65 f. 14

#16 - Tish and the Terrors, 1938 Jan. 24

b. 65 f. 15

#17 - Tish's Royal Welcome, 1938 Jan. 31

b. 65 f. 16

#18 - The Hospital Mystery, 1938 Feb. 7

b. 65 f. 17

#19 - The People's Choice, 1938 Feb. 14

b. 65 f. 18

#20 - A Romany Holiday, 1938 Feb. 21

b. 65 f. 19

#21 - Salvage, 1938 Feb. 28

Series CX: Tragedy of Man (Radio program), 1937 Feb. 2 - 1937 Apr. 13

11 folders

Chronological

b. 66 f. 1

#1, 1937 Feb. 2

b. 66 f. 2

#2, 1937 Feb. 16

b. 66 f. 3

#3, 1937 Feb. 23

b. 66 f. 4

#4, 1937 Mar. 2

b. 66 f. 5

#5, 1937 Mar. 9

b. 66 f. 6

#6, 1937 Mar. 16

b. 66 f. 7

#7, 1937 Mar. 23

b. 66 f. 8

#8, 1937 Mar. 30

b. 66 f. 9

#9, 1937 Apr. 6

b. 66 f. 10

#10, 1937 Apr. 13

Series CXI: Turning Points in Famous Lives (Radio program), 1937 Jan. 9 - 1938 Oct. 20

2 boxes

Chronological

b. 67 f. 1

#2 - Madame DuBarry

b. 67 f. 2

#3 - Ivan the Terrible

b. 67 f. 3

#4 - Lola Montez

b. 67 f. 4

#5 - John Paul Jones, 1937 Jan. 9

b. 67 f. 5

#7 - Mahomet

b. 67 f. 6

#8 - Joan of Arc, 1937 Jan. 30

b. 67 f. 7

#9 - Dorothea Dix, 1937 Feb. 6

b. 67 f. 8

#10 - P. T. Barnum, 1937 Feb. 13

b. 67 f. 9

#11 - Catherine Foxe, 1937 Feb. 20

b. 67 f. 10

#12 - Carrie Nation

b. 67 f. 11

#13 - Nathan Hale, 1937 Mar. 6

b. 67 f. 12

#14 - Joseph Stalin, 1937 Mar. 13

b. 67 f. 13

#17 - George Sand, 1937 Apr. 3

b. 67 f. 14

#22 - Christopher Marlowe, 1937 May 8

b. 67 f. 15

#27 - Sarah Bernhardt, 1937 June 12

b. 67 f. 16

#32 - Lady Cornbury, 1937 July 17

b. 67 f. 17

#33 - Major Andre, 1937 July 24

b. 67 f. 18

#35 - Guichard, Bishop of Troyes, 1937 Aug. 7

b. 67 f. 19

#36 - Louis Pasteur, 1937 Aug. 21

b. 67 f. 20

#38 - Captain Kidd, 1937 Aug. 28

b. 67 f. 21

#40 - Thomas à Becket, 1937 Sept. 11

b. 67 f. 22

#41 - Chic Sale, 1937 Sept. 18

b. 67 f. 23

#42 or 43 - Dick Turpin, 1937 Sept. 25

b. 67 f. 24

#44 or 42- Clyde Beatty, 1937 Sept. 25

b. 67 f. 25

#43 - François Villon, 1937 Oct. 2

b. 67 f. 26

#45 - Robert Burns, 1937 Oct. 16

b. 67 f. 27

#46 - O. Henry, 1937 Oct. 23

b. 67 f. 28

#47 - Mukarrab Khan, 1937 Nov. 1

b. 67 f. 29

#48 - Cesare Borgia, 1937 Nov. 8

b. 67 f. 30

#49 - Catherine de Médicis, 1937 Nov. 15

b. 67 f. 31

#50 - John Alden, 1937 Nov. 22

b. 68 f. 1

#51 - Joseph Chapman, 1937 Nov. 29

b. 68 f. 2

#52 - Empress Josephine, 1937 Dec. 6

b. 68 f. 3

#53 - John Jacob Astor, 1937 Dec. 13

b. 68 f. 4

#54 - Frederick Wells, 1937 Dec. 17

b. 68 f. 5

#55 - Einar Holboll, 1937 Dec. 24

b. 68 f. 6

#56 - Wilhelm II of Germany, 1937 Dec. 31

b. 68 f. 7

Sir Isaac Newton, 1938 Jan. 7

b. 68 f. 8

#58 - Frank W. Woolworth, 1938 Jan. 14

b. 68 f. 9

#59 - Friedrich Wilhelm August Froebel, 1938 Jan. 21

b. 68 f. 10

#60 - Nathan Hale, 1938 Jan. 28

b. 68 f. 11

#62 - Hector Berlioz, French Composer, 1938 Feb. 11

b. 68 f. 12

#64 - John Chapman known as Johnny Appleseed, 1938 Feb. 25

b. 68 f. 13

#65 - Jemima Wilkinson, 1938 Mar. 4

b. 68 f. 14

#66 - Daniel Smith Harris, The Fighting Skipper, 1938 Mar. 11

b. 68 f. 15

#67 - William Bonney, Billy the Kid, 1938 Mar. 18

b. 68 f. 16

#69 - Christopher Columbus, 1938 Apr. 1

b. 68 f. 17

#70 - Gonzalo Guerrero, 1938 Apr. 8

b. 68 f. 18

#72 - Simon Bolivar, 1938 Apr. 21

b. 68 f. 19

#73 - Christopher Carson, 1938 Apr. 28

b. 68 f. 20

#74 - Elizabeth Fry, 1938 May 5

b. 68 f. 21

#75 - Yang Kuei-Fei, 1938 May 12

b. 68 f. 22

#76 Sir Basil Zaharoff, Mystery Man of Europe, 1938 May 19

b. 68 f. 23

#77 - Sir Francis Drake, 1938 May 26

b. 68 f. 24

#1 - Billy the Kid, 1938 May 28

b. 68 f. 25

#81 - Giovanni Palestrina, 1938 June 23

b. 68 f. 26

#82 - Robert Cummings, 1938 June 30

b. 68 f. 27

#83 - William Pitt, 1938 July 7

b. 68 f. 28

#84 - Booker To. Washington, 1938 July 14

b. 68 f. 29

#85 - Jeanne Eagles, 1938 July 14

b. 68 f. 30

#86 - Marquis De Lafayette, 1938 July 23

b. 68 f. 31

#87 - James Wilson Marshall, 1938 Aug. 4

b. 68 f. 32

#88 - Juan Vicente Gomez, 1938 Aug. 11

b. 68 f. 33

#89 - Honore Laval (#1), 1938 Aug. 18

b. 68 f. 34

#90 - Honore Laval (#2), 1938 Aug. 25

b. 68 f. 35

#91 - Empress Eugenie, 1938 Sept. 1

b. 68 f. 36

#94 - Alexander Pushkin, 1938 Sept. 22

b. 68 f. 37

#96 - Daniel Defoe, 1938 Oct. 6

b. 68 f. 38

#97 - Matthew A. Henson, 1938 Oct. 13

b. 68 f. 39

#98 - Johann Sutter, 1938 Oct. 20

Series CXII: Unsung Heroes (Radio program), 1938 Aug. 30 - 1939 July 12

1 box

Chronological

b. 69 f. 1

#5 - Scragg, 1938 Aug. 30

b. 69 f. 2

#6 - Snowbound, 1938 Sept. 6

b. 69 f. 3

#7 - On the Break, 1938 Sept. 14

b. 69 f. 4

#9 - The Man who Saved Himself, 1938 Sept. 28

b. 69 f. 5

#10 - The Volcano Rescue, 1938 Oct. 5

b. 69 f. 6

Scandal Mongers, 1938 Oct. 6

b. 69 f. 7

#12 - The Country Dr., 1938 Oct. 11

b. 69 f. 8

#13 - Carrier Pigeon, 1938 Oct. 13

b. 69 f. 9

#14 - The Pilgrim Heroine, 1938 Oct. 18

b. 69 f. 10

#15 - Switchboard, 1938 Oct. 20

b. 69 f. 11

#16 - The Child Hero, 1938 Nov.

b. 69 f. 12

#17 - Heroes for Rent

b. 69 f. 13

#20 - Sea Bottom, 1938 Nov. 8

b. 69 f. 14

#21 - Pay-Off, 1938 Nov. 10

b. 69 f. 15

#23 - Blizzard Bound, 1938 Nov. 17

b. 69 f. 16

#24 - Hobo, 1938 Nov. 22

b. 69 f. 17

#30 - Fog Horn, 1938 Nov. 24

b. 69 f. 18

#26 - Seeing Eye, 1938 Nov. 29

b. 69 f. 19

#32 - Lion Tamer, 1938 Nov. 29

b. 69 f. 20

#26 - Sacrifice, 1938 Dec. 8

b. 69 f. 21

#29 - Outside the Law, 1938 Dec. 8

b. 69 f. 22

#27 - The Maniac

b. 69 f. 23

#28 - The Coward, 1938 Dec. 15

b. 69 f. 24

#31 - Knock-Out, 1938 Dec. 27

b. 69 f. 25

#33 - Mountain Justice, 1939 Jan. 3

b. 69 f. 26

#34 - Alley Cats, 1938 Jan. 5

b. 69 f. 27

#35 - The Unknown Hero, 1939 Jan. 10

b. 69 f. 28

#36 - John Flintridge, 1939 Jan. 12

b. 69 f. 29

#37 - The Russian, 1939 Jan. 17

b. 69 f. 30

#38 - Dr. Beldon, 1939 Jan. 19

b. 69 f. 31

#39 - The Donor

b. 69 f. 32

#1 - Dr. Wesson, 1939 June 28

b. 69 f. 33

#8 - Peggy Smith, Nurse, 1939 July 12

Series CXIII: Warrior's Husband (Radio program)

1 folder

b. 70 f. 1

Radio script written and directed by Clarence Talbot

Series CXIV: What Good Is Art? (Radio program), 1938 Dec. 7 - 1939 Mar. 15

13 folders

Chronological

b. 70 f. 2

#1 - Little Public Enemies, 1938 Dec. 7

b. 70 f. 3

#2 - The Age of Brass, 1938 Dec. 28

b. 70 f. 4

#3 - The Binnacle, 1939 Jan. 4

b. 70 f. 5

#4 - Father Duffy, 1939 Jan. 11

b. 70 f. 6

#5 - Bread and the Family, 1939 Jan. 18

b. 70 f. 7

#6 - Son of His Father, 1939 Jan. 25

b. 70 f. 8

#7 - Immigrants in Industry (Mural), 1939 Feb. 1

b. 70 f. 9

#8 - John Henry, 1939 Feb. 8

b. 70 f. 10

#9 - The Last Frontier (Mural), 1939 Feb. 15

b. 70 f. 11

#10 - The Christ of Bishop Hill, 1939 Feb. 22

b. 70 f. 12

#11 - Delinquent Girl, 1939 Mar. 1

b. 70 f. 13

#12 - Man and the Machine, 1939 Mar. 8

b. 70 f. 14

# 13 - Federal Artist (Easel), 1939 Mar. 15

Series CXV: Whose Crime Was It? (Radio program)

1 folder

b. 70 f. 15

#1 - Invisible Stripes

Series CXVI: With Reason and Rhyme (Radio program), ca. 1939 Jan. 1 - June 24

26 folders

Chronological

b. 70 f. 16

The Assembly Line, 1939 Jan. 1

b. 70 f. 17

No Man's Land, 1939 Jan. 8

b. 70 f. 18

The Pursuit of Happiness, 1939 Jan. 16

b. 70 f. 19

#5 - Random Snapshots, 1939 Jan. 22

b. 70 f. 20

#7 - Roger Hall, 1939 Feb. 5

b. 70 f. 21

Santa Claus Goes to Town

b. 70 f. 22

Black Ivory

b. 70 f. 23

Henry Mortimer the Human Calculator

b. 71 f. 1

#8 - The Importance of a Door, 1939 Feb. 12

b. 71 f. 2

#9 - The Human Island, 1939 Feb. 12-19

b. 71 f. 3

#10 - The Mountain from the Molehill, 1939 Feb. 26

b. 71 f. 4

#11, 1939 Mar. 5

b. 71 f. 5

#12 - Destination Unknown, 1939 Mar. 12

b. 71 f. 6

#13, 1939 Mar. 19

b. 71 f. 7

#14 - Labor Pains, 1939 Mar. 26

b. 71 f. 8

#15 - The Kids in the Lot Next Door, 1939 Apr. 9

b. 71 f. 9

#17 - The Autobiography of a Dollar Bill, 1939 Apr. 23

b. 71 f. 10

#18 - Portraits in Dialogue, 1939 Apr. 30

b. 71 f. 11

#19 - The Monster in the Shadows, 1939 May 7

b. 71 f. 12

#20 - Lysistrata Sits Down, 1939 May 14

b. 71 f. 13

#21 - That Old Old Story, 1939 May 21

b. 71 f. 14

#22 - Auto's Biography, 1939 May 28

b. 71 f. 15

#23 - The Glitterbug's Jitter, 1939 June 4

b. 71 f. 16

#24 - Life Out of Time, 1939 June 11

b. 71 f. 17

#25 - The Human Comedy, 1939 June 18

b. 71 f. 18

#26 - People Who Work in the Theatre, 1939 June 24

Series CXVII: Women in the Making of America (Radio program), 1939 May 19 - July 21

10 folders

Chronological

b. 71 f. 19

No. 1 - Cavalcade of American Women, 1939 May 19

b. 71 f. 20

No. 2 - Freedom of Worship, 1939 May 26

b. 71 f. 21

No. 2 - Anne Hutchinson and Mary Dyer

b. 71 f. 22

No 3. - Freedom of Assembly, 1939 June 2

b. 71 f. 23

No. 4 - Freedom of Speech, 1939 June 9

b. 71 f. 24

No. 6 - Freedom of Citizenship, 1939 June 23

b. 71 f. 25

No. 7 - Women in Politics and Government, 1939 June 30

b. 71 f. 26

No 8. - Women as Homemakers, 1939 July 7

b. 71 f. 27

No. 9 - Women in Agriculture, 1939 July 14

b. 71 f. 28

No. 10 - Women in Industry, 1939 July 21

Series CXVIII: Women of Destiny (Radio program), 1938 Apr. 8 - Oct. 14

1 box

The Divine Sarah, 1938 Apr. 8 - Oct. 14

Chronological

Radio program dramatizing the life of Sarah Bernhardt.

b. 72 f. 1

#1, 1938 Apr. 8

1 folder

b. 72 f. 2

#2, 1938 Apr. 15

1 folder

b. 72 f. 3

#3, 1938 Apr. 22

1 folder

b. 72 f. 4

#4, 1938 Apr. 29

1 folder

b. 72 f. 5

#6, 1938 May 6

1 folder

b. 72 f. 6

#7, 1938 May 13

1 folder

b. 72 f. 7

#8, 1938 May 20

1 folder

b. 72 f. 8

#9, 1938 May 27

1 folder

b. 72 f. 9

#10, 1938 June 3

1 folder

b. 72 f. 10

#11, 1938 June 10

1 folder

b. 72 f. 11

#12, 1938 June 17

1 folder

b. 72 f. 12

#13, 1938 June 24

1 folder

b. 72 f. 13

#14, 1938 July 1

1 folder

b. 72 f. 14

#15, 1938 July 8

1 folder

b. 72 f. 15

#16, 1938 July 15

1 folder

b. 72 f. 16

#17, 1938 July 22

1 folder

b. 72 f. 17

#18, 1938 July 29

1 folder

b. 72 f. 18

#19, 1938 Aug. 5

1 folder

b. 72 f. 19

#20, 1938 Aug. 12

1 folder

b. 72 f. 20

#21, 1938 Aug. 19

1 folder

b. 72 f. 21

#22, 1938 Aug. 26

1 folder

b. 72 f. 22

#23, 1938 Sept. 2

1 folder

b. 72 f. 23

#24, 1938 Sept. 9

1 folder

b. 72 f. 24

#25, 1938 Sept. 16

1 folder

b. 72 f. 25

#26, 1938 Sept. 23

1 folder

b. 72 f. 26

#27, 1938 Sept. 30

1 folder

b. 72 f. 27

#28, 1938 Oct. 7

1 folder

b. 72 f. 28

#29, 1938 Oct. 14

1 folder

Series CXIX: World's Greatest Story (Radio program), 1938 July 10 - Oct. 16

14 folders

Chronological

b. 73 f. 1

Jesus of Nazareth #1, 1938 July 10

b. 73 f. 2

Jesus of Nazareth #2, 1938 July 17

b. 73 f. 3

Jesus of Nazareth #3, 1938 July 24

b. 73 f. 4

Jesus of Nazareth #4, 1938 July 31

b. 73 f. 5

Jesus of Nazareth #5, 1938 Aug. 7

b. 73 f. 6

Jesus of Nazareth #6, 1938 Aug. 14

b. 73 f. 7

Jesus of Nazareth #7, 1938 Aug. 21

b. 73 f. 8

Jesus of Nazareth #8, 1938 Aug. 28

b. 73 f. 9

Jesus of Nazareth #9, 1938 Sept. 4

b. 73 f. 10

Jesus of Nazareth #10, 1938 Sept. 11

b. 73 f. 11

Jesus of Nazareth #11, 1938 Sept. 18

b. 73 f. 12

Jesus of Nazareth #12, 1938 Sept. 25

b. 73 f. 13

Jesus of Nazareth #14, 1938 Oct. 16

b. 73 f. 14

Jesus of Nazareth #15, 1938 Oct. 23

Series CXX: Your Poetry and Mine (Radio program), 1936 Nov. 14 - 1937 Jan. 17

4 folders

Chronological

b. 73 f. 15

#3, 1936 Nov. 14

b. 73 f. 16

#4, 1936 Nov. 21

b. 73 f. 17

#5, 1936 Nov. 28

b. 73 f. 18

#12, 1937 Jan. 17

Series CXXI: Miscellaneous materials

2 folders

b. 73 f. 19

Excerpts

b. 73 f. 20

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