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Radioclassics (Ch. 148 on Siriusxm) Radioclassics.Com February 25Th SHOW TIME RadioClassics (Ch. 148 on SiriusXM) radioclassics.com February 25th - March 3rd, 2018 SHOW TIME PT ET SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY PT ET 9pm 12mid Lux Radio Theatre CBS Radio Workshop Duffy's Tavern I Love Lucy 2/26/52 Mail Call 6/25/45 Alan Young Show 8/21/45 Academy Award Theater 9pm 12mid Prev National Velvet 2/3/47 The Record Collectors 4/27/56 The Singing Detective 4/6/51 Suspense 11/17/49 Phil Harris Alice Faye 1/18/53 Jeff Regan, Investigator 8/6/50 My Sister Eileen 5/18/46 Prev Night Night Cavalcade of America 3/21/50 Damon Runyon Theater 10/30/49 New Floor Show 4/13/51 Bob Hope Show 11/12/46 Suspense 9/2/48 Richard Diamond, Private Detective 2/9/51 Screen Guild Theatre 1/6/47 Burns & Allen Show Jack Benny Program 2/10/52 Jack Benny Program 2/11/51 Phil Harris & Alice Faye Lights Out Harry Nile Sam Spade 10/24/48 Movie Mogul 8/5/40 Abbott & Costello Show 2/26/46 Fibber McGee & Molly 11/10/42 The Lost Ring 1/9/49 Immortal Gentleman 6/14/39 Trouble Is My Beeswax 10/11/2009 Have Gun, Will Travel 3/13/59 11pm 2am Lux Radio Theater Screen Guild Players 1/8/45 Dragnet 11/15/51 Suspense Johnny Dollar Ford Theater Dinah Shore Show 5/3/45 11pm 2am Prev Treasure Island 1/29/51 Bing Crosby Show 3/21/54 Gangbusters 1/21/50 A Guy Gets Lonely 4/5/45 Matter Of...Medium Well Done 5/14/56 Double Indemnity 10/15/48 Martin & Lewis Show 10/5/51 Prev Night Night Sherlock Holmes 8/9/2001 Gunsmoke 11/7/53 Behind The Mike Seeds Of Disaster 10/15/61 Dragnet Jack Benny Program 3/8/42 Suspense 5/5/52 Richard Diamond Hopalong Cassidy Baby's Cries 9/29/40 Merry Widower 10/12/44 The Big Convertible 6/28/55 Fibber McGee & Molly The Man Called X 5/4/51 Chapel Hill Case 7/19/53 The Shell Game 7/30/50 Romance Of The Ranchos 2/25/42 The Flame-Blue Glove 12/15/49 Molly Is Sick 2/19/46 Murder On The French Riviera 1am 4am Ford Theater A Date With Judy 11/3/49 The Life Of Riley 3/22/47 Lux Radio Theater Night Beat 5/8/52 Lux Radio Theater Duffy's Tavern 1am 4am It's A Gift 3/21/48 The Life of Riley 5/19/50 Charlie McCarthy Show 11/9/47 It Happened One Night 3/20/39 The Weird Circle 11/28/43 Dark Victory 1/8/40 The Singing Detective 4/6/51 X Minus One 7/10/56 The Great Gildersleeve 2/4/48 The Whistler 3/13/49 Harry Nile Johnny Dollar 11/11/61 Academy Award Theater New Floor Show 4/13/51 Couple Next Door Alan Young Show The Shadow Killing House Part 1 11/15/2009 Nick Carter Ruggles Of Red Gap 6/8/46 Jack Benny Program 2/11/51 The New Dentist 12/10/58 Cucamonga Killer 10/11/46 Prelude To Terror 1/29/39 Killing House Part 2 12/27/2009 The Glass Coffin 9/27/43 Have Gun, Will Travel 5/17/59 Fibber McGee & Molly 11/10/42 3am 6am Academy Award Theater Gunsmoke 2/21/53 Mail Call 6/25/45 Broadway Is My Beat Tales Of Texas Rangers 8/17/52 Lux Radio Theatre A Date With Judy 11/3/49 3am 6am My Sister Eileen 5/18/46 The Saint 10/1/47 Phil Harris Alice Faye 1/18/53 Jane Darnell 8/11/49 Frontier Town 10/24/52 National Velvet 2/3/47 The Life of Riley 5/19/50 Screen Guild Theatre 1/6/47 Bold Venture 1950s Suspense 9/2/48 Tom & Alice Corey Suicide Pact 8/21/50 Hopalong Cassidy 5/21/50 Cavalcade of America 3/21/50 The Great Gildersleeve 2/4/48 Sam Spade 10/24/48 The Green Hornet Lights Out Larry Burdette 9/5/53 The Cisco Kid Burns & Allen Show Alan Young Show Have Gun, Will Travel 3/13/59 Chain Of Evidence 11/11/46 Immortal Gentleman 6/14/39 Gunsmoke 3/25/56 Fire In The Night 4/9/53 Movie Mogul 8/5/40 Cucamonga Killer 10/11/46 5am 8am Ford Theater I Love Lucy 2/26/52 Suspense Ford Theater Dinah Shore Show 5/3/45 Lux Radio Theater WHEN RADIO WAS 5am 8am Double Indemnity 10/15/48 Suspense 11/17/49 Crossfire 4/10/48 It's A Gift 3/21/48 Martin & Lewis Show 10/5/51 The Thin Man 6/8/36 Blondie 6/18/44 Jack Benny Program 3/8/42 Bob Hope Show 11/12/46 Escape 10/22/50 X Minus One 7/10/56 Suspense 5/5/52 Academy Award Theater Easy Aces 1940s Fibber McGee & Molly Phil Harris & Alice Faye The Unexpected Couple Next Door The Man Called X 5/4/51 The Maltese Falcon 7/3/46 The Green Hornet 5/23/42 Molly Is Sick 2/19/46 The Lost Ring 1/9/49 Rematch 8/15/48 The New Dentist 12/10/58 Murder On The French Riviera Blackstone, Magic Detective 12/26/48 Night Beat 3/27/50 7am 10am Alan Young Show 8/21/45 X-Minus One Lux Radio Theater CBS Radio Workshop Dragnet 11/15/51 Screen Guild Players 1/8/45 Mail Call 6/25/45 7am 10am Jeff Regan, Investigator 8/6/50 Saucer Of Loneliness 1/9/57 Dark Victory 1/8/40 The Record Collectors 4/27/56 Gangbusters 1/21/50 Bing Crosby Show 3/21/54 Phil Harris Alice Faye 1/18/53 Richard Diamond, Private Detective 2/9/51 Mr. Costello, Hero 7/3/56 Academy Award Theater Damon Runyon Theater 10/30/49 Behind The Mike Gunsmoke 11/7/53 Suspense 9/2/48 Harry Nile Inner Sanctum Mysteries 8/3/52 Ruggles Of Red Gap 6/8/46 Jack Benny Program 2/10/52 Baby's Cries 9/29/40 Hopalong Cassidy Lights Out Trouble Is My Beeswax 10/11/2009 The Shadow 8/28/38 Have Gun, Will Travel 5/17/59 Abbott & Costello Show 2/26/46 Romance Of The Ranchos 2/25/42 The Shell Game 7/30/50 Immortal Gentleman 6/14/39 9am 12 Broadway Is My Beat WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS Lux Radio Theater 9am 12 Noon Jane Darnell 8/11/49 Phil Harris & Alice Faye 12/3/50 CBS Radio Workshop 11/25/56 Dimension X 8/11/50 Crime Classics 8/17/53 Mr. & Mrs. North 12/22/53 Treasure Island 1/29/51 Noon Tom & Alice Corey Suicide Pact 8/21/50 Baby Snooks Show 4/9/42 Lum & Abner 11/9/42 Superman 2/28/47 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde 11/15/43 Johnny Dollar 10/12/55 Sherlock Holmes 8/9/2001 Larry Burdette 9/5/53 Mr. Keen, Tracer Of Lost Persons 5/4/50 It's Higgins, Sir 8/21/51 The Green Hornet 5/23/42 Mr. Keen, Tracer Of Lost Persons 5/4/50 It's Higgins, Sir 8/21/51 Richard Diamond Gunsmoke 3/25/56 Murder Clinic 10/6/42 Bob Hope Show 2/4/53 Night Beat 3/27/50 Murder Clinic 10/6/42 Bob Hope Show 2/4/53 Chapel Hill Case 7/19/53 11am 2pm Lux Radio Theater Suspense Johnny Dollar Lux Radio Theater Duffy's Tavern Gunsmoke 2/21/53 X-Minus One 11am 2pm It Happened One Night 3/20/39 A Guy Gets Lonely 4/5/45 Matter Of...Medium Well Done 5/14/56 The Thin Man 6/8/36 The Singing Detective 4/6/51 The Saint 10/1/47 Saucer Of Loneliness 1/9/57 Harry Nile Seeds Of Disaster 10/15/61 Dragnet Academy Award Theater New Floor Show 4/13/51 Bold Venture 1950s Mr. Costello, Hero 7/3/56 Killing House Part 1 11/15/2009 Merry Widower 10/12/44 The Big Convertible 6/28/55 The Maltese Falcon 7/3/46 Jack Benny Program 2/11/51 The Green Hornet Inner Sanctum Mysteries 8/3/52 Killing House Part 2 12/27/2009 The Flame-Blue Glove 12/15/49 Blackstone, Magic Detective 12/26/48 Fibber McGee & Molly 11/10/42 Chain Of Evidence 11/11/46 The Shadow 8/28/38 1pm 4pm Suspense Tales Of Texas Rangers 8/17/52 Dinah Shore Show 5/3/45 Lux Radio Theater The Life Of Riley 3/22/47 Ford Theater CBS Radio Workshop 1pm 4pm Crossfire 4/10/48 Frontier Town 10/24/52 Martin & Lewis Show 10/5/51 Treasure Island 1/29/51 Charlie McCarthy Show 11/9/47 It's A Gift 3/21/48 The Record Collectors 4/27/56 Escape 10/22/50 Hopalong Cassidy 5/21/50 Suspense 5/5/52 Sherlock Holmes 8/9/2001 The Whistler 3/13/49 X Minus One 7/10/56 Damon Runyon Theater 10/30/49 The Unexpected The Cisco Kid The Man Called X 5/4/51 Richard Diamond The Shadow Couple Next Door Jack Benny Program 2/10/52 Rematch 8/15/48 Fire In The Night 4/9/53 Murder On The French Riviera Chapel Hill Case 7/19/53 Prelude To Terror 1/29/39 The New Dentist 12/10/58 Abbott & Costello Show 2/26/46 3pm 6pm WHEN RADIO WAS Night Beat 5/8/52 Alan Young Show 8/21/45 A Date With Judy 11/3/49 Inner Sanctum Mysteries I Love Lucy 2/26/52 Suspense 3pm 6pm Fibber McGee & Molly 2/3/42 The Weird Circle 11/28/43 Jeff Regan, Investigator 8/6/50 The Life of Riley 5/19/50 Hangman's Island 9/20/48 Suspense 11/17/49 A Guy Gets Lonely 4/5/45 The Shadow 1/18/48 Johnny Dollar 11/11/61 Richard Diamond, Private Detective 2/9/51 The Great Gildersleeve 2/4/48 Between Two Worlds 12/20/48 Bob Hope Show 11/12/46 Seeds Of Disaster 10/15/61 The Green Hornet 5/23/42 Nick Carter Harry Nile Alan Young Show The Mysterious Traveler 1/6/49 Phil Harris & Alice Faye Merry Widower 10/12/44 Night Beat 3/27/50 The Glass Coffin 9/27/43 Trouble Is My Beeswax 10/11/2009 Cucamonga Killer 10/11/46 Gangbusters 4/2/55 The Lost Ring 1/9/49 The Flame-Blue Glove 12/15/49 5pm 8pm Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theatre Screen Guild Players 1/8/45 Academy Award Theater Suspense Lux Radio Theater 5pm 8pm Dark Victory 1/8/40 The Thin Man 6/8/36 National Velvet 2/3/47 Bing Crosby Show 3/21/54 My Sister Eileen 5/18/46 Crossfire 4/10/48 It Happened One Night 3/20/39 Academy Award Theater Academy Award Theater Cavalcade of America 3/21/50 Gunsmoke 11/7/53 Screen Guild Theatre 1/6/47 Escape 10/22/50 Harry Nile Ruggles Of Red Gap 6/8/46 The Maltese Falcon 7/3/46 Burns & Allen Show Hopalong Cassidy Sam Spade 10/24/48 The Unexpected Killing House Part 1 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