From our Made in Canada file, we listen an episode of Sing Happy, featuring a very young Anne Murray. Next, from our Canadians Abroad file, we have an episode of the Alan Young Show, starring Toronto-born comedian Alan Young.

From our Made in Canada file, we listen to an episode of Theatre 10:30 entitled “The Sandman.” Next, from our Canadians Abroad file, we hear an episode of The Marriage, featuring London, Ontario-born Hume Cronyn.

This week, we have two shows from our ‘Made in Canada’ file, the first is an episode of Blair of the Mounties from March 13, 1938. The second is an episode of Nabob Coffee Time from March 27, 1944.

Next from our ‘Canadians Abroad’ file, we hear an episode of Screen Guild Theater from November 8, 1933 called “George Washington Slept Here”. It features comedian Jack Carson who was born in Carman, Manitoba.

From our ‘Made in Canada’ file, we have an episode of The Queen’s Men from 1954 called “Manslaughter aka Hit And Run”.

Next from our ‘Canadians Abroad’ file, we hear the Jack Benny Show from May 28, 1939, called “Alexander Graham Bell”. It features Sadie Marx playing the part of Mary Livingston who we think was born in Vancouver, British Columbia.

From our ‘Made in Canada’ file, we feature an episode of The Wayne and Shuster Show, called “Comeback”.

Next, from our ‘Canadians Abroad’ file, we listen to an episode of This Is Your FBI from November 29, 1946, featuring Stacey Harris from Big Timber, Quebec. The title is “Murder in the Jury Box”.

From our Made in Canada file, we hear a rare 30-minute episode of CBC Stage called “All About Emily”.

From our Canadians Abroad file, we take in an episode of NBC Matinee Theater starring Victor Jory a native of Dawson City, Yukon.

From our Made in Canada file, we hear a quiz show called “Take A Chance”.

Next from our Canadians Abroad file, we hear Toronto-born Walter Huston on “Cavalcade of America”. He is one of the stars in a radio adaptation of a movie called “All That Money Can Buy”.

From our Made in Canada file, we listen to an episode of CBC Mystery Theatre.

From our Canadians Abroad file, we feature an episode of “People Are Funny”, hosted by Art Linkletter who was born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Our Canadians Abroad segment takes up this week’s entire episode. We feature a presentation of Lux Radio Theatre starring Deanna Durbin, a native of Winnipeg, Manitoba, in “His Butler’s Sister”.

From our Made in Canada file, we present two episodes of Blair of the Mounties. From our Canadians Abroad file, we present an episode of Grand Ole Opry Time featuring Hank Snow, who was born in Liverpool, Nova Scotia.