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Tuned to Yesterday Line-Up July 2021 Tuned to Yesterday Line-Up July 2021 Thursday – July 1st 10pm – Sitcom – ADVENTURES OF TOPPER 9/6/45 NBC MY FAVORITE HUSBAND 6/11/50 NBC / AFRS 11pm – Adventure – I LOVE ADVENTURE “The Kwan Moon Dagger” 6/27/48 ABC LET’S PRETEND “The Yellow Dwarf” 7/27/46 CBS Friday – July 2nd 10pm – Quiz – DOUBLE OR NOTHING 3/17/44 MBS YOU BET YOUR LIFE 3/15/50 NBC 11pm – Romance – LUX RADIO THEATER “Trade Winds” 3/4/40 CBS Saturday – July 3rd 10pm – Broadway – THEATER GUILD ON THE AIR “Dead End” 2/24/46 ABC 11pm – Adventure – DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT “Sicily” 7/9/49 NBC THE WHISTER “Return to Riondo” 1/8/50 CBS Sunday - July 4th Tuned to Yesterday Independence Day Special 10pm – CAMPBELL PLAYHOUSE “American Cavalcade” 5/26/39 CBS 11pm – CAVALCADE OF AMERICA “Listen to the People” 7/5/43 NBC PENNY SINGLETON SHOW 7/4/50 NBC Monday – July 5th 10pm – Drama – ACADEMY AWARD THEATER “Pride of the Marines” 6/15/46 CBS LADY ESTHER SCREENGUILD PLAYERS “The Lost Weekend” 1/7/46 CBS 11pm – Western – HAWK LARABEE “The Pilgrim” 12/28/48 CBS HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL “The Boss” 2/7/60 CBS Tuesday – July 6th 10pm – Comedy – ARMED FORCES THEATER “The Devil and Miss Jones” 1948 AFRS MILTON BERLE SHOW 3/19/48 NBC 11pm – Mystery – LUX RADIO THEATER “Top of the Morning” 3/17/52 CBS Wednesday – July 7th 10pm – Crime – MARK SABRE OF THE HOMICIDE SQUAD “Portrait in Red” 2/13/52 ABC SUSPENSE “The Earth is Made of Glass” 9/27/45 CBS 11pm – Sci-Fi – X MINUS ONE “The Native ProBlem” 9/26/57 NBC TWO THOUSAND PLUS “The Other Man” 6/7/50 MBS Thursday – July 8th 10pm – Sitcom – MAGNIFICENT MONTAGUE 11/10/50 NBC MY FAVORITE HUSBAND 9/23/49 CBS / AFRS 11pm – Adventure – SCREEN DIRECTORS’ PLAYHOUSE “Prince of Foxes” 1/4/51 NBC Friday – July 9th 10pm – Quiz – YOU BET YOUR LIFE 3/1/50 NBC SECOND CHANCE 7/26/55 NBC 11pm – Romance – ROMANCE “The Valiant Lady” 7/17/54 CBS GULF SCREEN GUILD THEATER “Waterloo Bridge” 1/12/41 CBS Saturday – July 10th 10pm – Sci-Fi – X MINUS ONE “Teylana” 9/19/57 NBC ESCAPE “Conqueror’s Isle” 3/5/49 CBS 11pm – True History – EYES ALOFT 8/24/42 NBC CAVALCADE OF AMERICA “The Mayor and the Mules” 8/16/43 NBC Red Sunday – July 11th 10pm – Mystery – MURDER CLINIC “The Governor of Cap Haitian” 8/11/42 MBS BOX 13 “Triple Cross” 11/7/48 MBS / Syndicated 11pm – Sitcom – ADVENTURES OF ARCHIE ANDREWS 7/13/49 NBC ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIET 2/20/49 NBC Monday – July 12th 10pm – Drama – ON STAGE “Eddie” 3/19/53 CBS SUSPENSE “CeleBration” 5/5/57 CBS 11pm – Western – CBS RADIO WORKSHOP “Roughing It” 10/5/56 CBS GUNSMOKE “Second Choice” 11/6/55 CBS Tuesday – July 13th 10pm – Comedy – JIMMY DURANTE SHOW 12/17/47 NBC FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY 3/11/52 NBC 11pm – Mystery – CAMPBELL PLAYHOUSE “The Murder of Roger Ackroyd” 11/12/39 CBS Wednesday – July 14th 10pm – Crime – LET GEORGE DO IT “Seed of Destruction” 8/18/52 MBS HIGH ADVENTURE “Inside Story” 4/9/50 CBS 11pm – Sci-Fi – QUIET, PLEASE “One for the Book” 11/21/48 ABC X MINUS ONE “Shock Troop” 11/28/57 NBC Thursday – July 15th 10pm – Sitcom – OUR MISS BROOKS 6/19/55 CBS ADVENTURES OF ARCHIE ANDREWS 7/13/49 NBC 11pm – Adventure – LUX RADIO THEATER “Captain Carey, USA” 2/2/53 CBS Friday – July 16th 10pm – Quiz – INFORMATION. PLEASE 8/1/41 NBC SECOND CHANCE 8/3/55 NBC 11pm – Romance – ACADEMY AWARD THEATER “The White Cliffs of Dover” 9/18/46 CBS FRONT LINE THEATER “The Gay Divorcee” 3/6/44 AFRS Saturday – July 17th 10pm – Drama – DAMON RUNYON THEATER “Broadway Complex” 3/13/49 Syndicated MAYOR OF THE TOWN 9/20/42 NBC 11pm – Western – GUNSMOKE “Quarterhorse” 6/1/58 CBS DR. SIXGUN 10/31/54 NBC Sunday – July 18th 10pm – Horror – HERMIT’S CAVE “NoteBook on Murder” 1945 Syndicated SUSPENSE “Door of Gold” 2/10/57 CBS 11pm – Comedy – BOB HOPE SHOW 4/1/53 NBC JACK CARSON SHOW6/25/47 CBS Monday – July 19th 10pm – Drama – STARS OVER HOLLYWOOD “Jury of My Peers” 3/27/54 CBS ESCAPE “From Autumn” 9/18/44 NBC 11pm – Western – FRONTIER GENTLEMAN “South Sunday” 2/2/58 CBS DR. SIXGUN 9/9/54 NBC Tuesday – July 20th 10pm – Comedy – FRED ALLEN SHOW 10/11/39 NBC 11pm – Mystery – MR. AND MRS. NORTH “The Crooked Ring” 8/25/53 CBS / AFRS ADVENTURES OF LEONIDAS WITHERALL “Dandy’s Dream Domicile” 9/7/43 MBS Wednesday – July 21st 10pm – Crime – PAT NOVAK FOR HIRE 4/2/49 ABC DRAGNET “The Big Gap” 2/8/55 AFRS 11pm – Sci-Fi – X MINUS ONE “The Haunted Corpse” 12/5/57 NBC DIMENSION X “The Vital Factor” 8/16/51 NBC Thursday – July 22nd 10pm – Sitcom – THE GREAT GILDERSLEEVE 2/5/47 NBC BLONDIE 6/19/44 CBS 11pm – Adventure – STRANGE WILLS “Treasure to StarBoard” 1/10/47 Syndicated SUSPENSE “The Star of Thessaly” 11/24/57 CBS Friday – July 23rd 10pm – Quiz – INFORMATION. PLEASE “Guest: Boris Karloff” 2/20/42 NBC YOU BET YOUR LIFE 11/2/49 NBC 11pm – Romance – LADY ESTHER SCREEN GUILD THEATER “Irish Eyes are Smiling” 3/11/46 CBS ROMANCE “Den of Thieves” 8/11/52 CBS Saturday – July 24th 10pm – Crime – THE LINE-UP 7/8/52 CBS THE WHISTLER “In the Dark” 2/7/43 CBS 11pm – Romance – LUX RADIO THEATER “Only Yesterday” 4/16/45 CBS Sunday – July 25th 10pm – Broadway – THEATER GUILD ON THE AIR “Bill of Divorcement” 12/13/46 ABC 11pm – Adventure – LUX RADIO THEATER “The Navy Comes Through” 5/3/43 CBS Monday – July 26th 10pm – Drama – NBC STAR PLAYHOUSE “The Champion” 1/3/54 NBC 11pm – Western – ALL-STAR WESTERN THEATER “One Man’s Poison” 10/4/47 CBS WILD BILL HICKOK “The Red Wagon Jinx” 6/24/51 MBS Tuesday – July 27th 10pm – Comedy – DURANTE / MOORE SHOW 5/2/47 CBS FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY 9/26/50 NBC 11pm – Mystery – LUX RADIO THEATER “Grissley’s Millions” 3/19/45 CBS Wednesday – July 28th 10pm – Crime – SUSPENSE “The Last Kilometer” 6/22/58 CBS THE WHISTLER “Tell-Tale Brand” 1/9/49 CBS 11pm – Sci-Fi – X MINUS ONE “Volpla” 8/29/57 NBC HALLMARK PLAYHOUSE “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” 11/8/51 CBS Thursday – July 29th 10pm – Sitcom – FATHER KNOWS BEST 2/26/53 NBC MEL BLANC SHOW 9/10/46 CBS 11pm – Adventure – ACADEMY AWARD THEATER “Foreign Correspondent” 7/24/46 CBS MAN CALLED X 2/12/52 NBC Friday - July 30th 10pm – Quiz – IT PAYS TO BE IGNORANT 3/28/47 CBS QUIZ KIDS 10/3/48 NBC 11pm – Romance – MERCURY SUMMER THEATER “The Golden Honeymoon” 8/2/46 CBS ROMANCE “Heatherstone Revisited” 5/28/55 CBS Saturday – July 31st 10pm – Sci-Fi – DIMENSION X “The Martian Death March” 1/14/51 NBC EXPLORING TOMORROW “FlashBack” 10/29/58 MBS 11pm – True History – AMERICANS AT WORK “The Auctioneer” 9/21/39 CBS THAT WAS THE YEAR “1914” 1935 Syndicated TREASURY SALUTE “Dr. Walter Reed” 7/24/44 Syndicated Thank you for listening to Tuned to Yesterday on WRVO KEY: ABC = American Broadcasting Company MBS = Mutual Broadcasting System AFRS = Armed Forces Radio Service NBC = National Broadcasting Company CBS = Columbia Broadcasting System Synd. = Syndicated.
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