Episode from AFRTS originating from an NBC broadcast out of Chicago dated January 5, 1951. 

Ronald Binge (15 July 1910 – 6 September 1979) “Much admired for his delightful Elizabethan Serenade and Sailing By, Binge was a composer of innovative light music.

ALBENIZ Iberia STRAVINSKY Jeux d'carte

Episode 42 aired January 25, 1941 over the Mutual Radio Network from Don Lee studios in Los Angeles. David Rose Orchestra with Juanita, Years From Now and Sibelius' Valse Triste. Maxine Gray sings Don't You Notice. The Rose Orchestra with La Paloma, Brooding and Yester Nights. Maxine sings Frenesi and the Rose Orchestra concludes with Opus 6 Number 6 Jitterbug Fantasy. 

RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Symphony No 8, MOZART Adagio for Violin, RONALD LOPRESTI The Masks, DeFALLA El Amor Brujo. 

Episode 8, in syndication. Alan Ladd stars as writer Dan Holiday. What is this? Seems a little girl...has two mothers. A man with a gun and his henchman have some questionable motives.

Episode aired on CBS Radio February 18, 1960. Featuring satiric comedy recorded via KCBS AM-FM in San Francisco.

Los Angeles DJ Bill Stewart's AFRTS radio show opened this hour episode with several selections by pop pianist Peter Nero.

Episode 454 aired November 16, 1948 on NBC Radio. Edward Pawley as Steve Wilson managing editor of the Illustrated Press newspaper. Greg Barton strangles the prison psychiatrist and breaks out of jail. He wants revenge. First on his list of planned victims is Steve Wilson. Most premeditated murders are the product of warped and twisted minds.

The Ray Eberle band recorded off the air from ABC Radio. A remote from Philadelphia affiliate WFIL with staff announcer Neil Harvey. July 18, 1947.