Episode 117 aired on NBC Radio September 6, 1951. A teen-age riot in a movie theatre leads to the discovery of a marijuana and goof-ball ring. Jack Webb as DS Joe Friday.

Otto Cesana. 1899-1980 US Composer of Jazz and Pop. American composer, born 7 July 1899 in San Francisco, USA, died 1980.

From The Don Lee Studios in Los Angeles over the Mutual Network on February 22, 1941 this is Episode 46. David Rose Orchestra plays BARCARROLE. Years From Now and When You and I Were Young, Maggie. Maxine Gray sings Fishin' and Wishin'. Rafael Mendez, trumpeter with Flight of the Bumblebee. Maxine Gray sings Keep an Eye on Your Heart and Rose closes the program with Georgia On My Mind.

Dan Holiday wins $126,000 at a crooked roulette wheel and promptly loses it to a beautiful blonde. A syndicated series about the escapades of newspaperman-turned-mystery novelist Dan Holiday, played by film star Alan Ladd. Created by Ladd's company, Mayfair Productions, Box 13 aired in different cities over different dates and times. It first aired in several United States radio markets in October 1947.

This is episode 172 which aired February 23, 1960 on the CBS Radio Network and was recorded (air check) from KCBS AM-FM, San Francisco.

This episode aired December 14, 1948 on NBC Radio. A protection mob is moving into the produce markets of Big Town. Steve Wilson pays a call on "Lard" Malone.

Episode 8 of our Big Band Remotes features radio broadcasts by the bands of BENNY GOODMAN, GLENN MILLER, FREDDY NAGLE, ANSON WEEKS, COUNT BASIE, ARTIE SHAW, TOMMY DORSEY and WOODY HERMAN.

BUDDY DEFRANCO and OSCAR PETERSON "They Can't Take That Away From Me"

HENRY JEROME "Temptation"

HENRY MANCINI "Tiger"

JACK TEAGARDEN "Yankee Doodle"

PASADENA ROOFTOP BAND "Stardust"

PEANUTS HUCKO with DAN ELLIOT "Serenade In Blue" {Air Check}

RAY ANTHONY "Merci, Cherie"

RAY McKINLEY "Slumber Song"

RAY McVEY "Happy Heart"

STAN KENTON "Once In A While"

TED HEATH "More"

USAF AIRMEN OF NOTE "Don't Be That Way"

BONUS: GUS ARNHEIM Radio Remote (1932)

Episode 897 for AFRTS. Year is 1958 with Andy and Virginia turning back the clock for selections like opener, Eh Marie.