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Radioclassics (Ch. 148 on Siriusxm) Radioclassics.Com February 18Th SHOW TIME RadioClassics (Ch. 148 on SiriusXM) radioclassics.com February 18th - 24th, 2018 SHOW TIME PT ET SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY PT ET 9pm 12mid X-Minus One 5/22/56 This Is Your FBI The Witch's Tale Suspense Phil Harris & Alice Faye 2/8/53 Charlie McCarthy Show 9/14/47 Suspense 12/9/43 9pm 12mid Prev X-Minus One 4/24/57 The Interrupted Journey 9/14/51 Physician Of The Dead 11/8/34 Bluebeard Of Belloc 9/21/44 The Great Gildersleeve 4/21/46 Jack Benny Program 1/8/50 Suspense 9/5/46 Prev Night Night Dragnet Skyway Man 3/7/52 The Devil Mask 6/13/35 Murder Off Key 9/15/45 Suspense 7/15/62 Philip Marlowe 1/21/50 Father Knows Best The Big Paint 10/20/53 CBS Radio Workshop 5/5/57 Casey, Crime Photographer 11/13/47 Inner Sanctum Mysteries 5/13/44 Michael Shayne Sherlock Holmes Income Tax 3/9/50 The Big Layout 1/25/53 The Big Story 10/1/47 X-Minus One 9/1/55 The Shadow 11/28/37 The Party 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10/13/49 Mutual Radio Theater Philco Radio Time 11/20/46 Lux Radio Theatre 10/12/42 The Witch's Tale 1am 4am Dragnet 5/4/54 The Falcon 6/20/51 Dark Venture 12/9/46 A Small Argument 4/22/80 The Wonder Show 10/21/38 Fred Allen Show 11/29/42 Physician Of The Dead 11/8/34 Duffy's Tavern 4/26/46 The Great Gildersleeve 11/23/49 Charlie McCarthy Show 1/12/47 Jeff Regan, Investigator 3/15/50 Request Performance 1/27/46 Baby Snooks Show The Devil Mask 6/13/35 Fibber McGee & Molly Burns & Allen Show Jack Benny Program 10/2/38 YoursTruly Johnny Dollar Red Skelton Show Best Man At Wedding 2/29/40 Casey, Crime Photographer 11/13/47 Radio Quiz Show 12/12/44 King George 1/26/43 Preparing To Return To Work Mad Hatter Matter 1/27/57 No Work On Sundays 12/12/51 Robespierre's Tooth 2/29/40 X-Minus One 9/1/55 3am 6am Suspense 12/9/43 Sherlock Holmes 10/22/45 Phil Harris & Alice Faye 2/8/53 Crime Classics 2/17/54 Hopalong Cassidy 2/12/50 X-Minus One 5/22/56 Rocky Jordan 1/9/49 3am 6am Suspense 9/5/46 Mr. & Mrs. North 1953 The Great Gildersleeve 4/21/46 Murder Clinic 9/22/42 Frontier Gentleman 6/29/58 X-Minus One 4/24/57 The Falcon 6/20/51 Father Knows Best Burns & Allen Show 1/2/47 Suspense 7/15/62 Man From Homicide 8/20/51 Defense Attorney 3/13/52 Dragnet The Great Gildersleeve 11/23/49 Income Tax 3/9/50 Jack Benny Program 12/12/48 Michael Shayne Police Headquarters Damon Runyon Theater The Big Paint 10/20/53 Burns & Allen Show Elusive Card Game 1/12/50 Jack Tries To Relax At Home The Party 11/12/46 Deadly Poker Game 1932 The Big Umbrella 2/6/51 The Big Layout 1/25/53 King George 1/26/43 5am 8am Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar Suspense Halls Of Ivy 6/23/49 Mr. & Mrs. North 8/4/53 The Saint 12/10/50 CBS Radio Workshop11/2/56 WHEN RADIO WAS 5am 8am The Callicles Matter 4/30/56 Bluebeard Of Belloc 9/21/44 Harris & Faye Show 5/25/52 Dragnet 5/4/54 Nick Carter, Master Detective 3/7/48 Cavalcade Of America 12/12/50 The Life Of Riley 1/28/49 Harry Nile Murder Off Key 9/15/45 My Favorite Husband 10/7/49 Duffy's Tavern 4/26/46 Jack Benny Program 3/23/52 Fibber McGee & Molly 2/22/49 Fibber McGee & Molly 2/3/42 Is Anyone There? 4/11/2010 Inner Sanctum Mysteries 5/13/44 Fibber McGee & Molly Fibber McGee & Molly Martin & Lewis Show 10/28/49 Washington's Birthday, Telling Let George Do It 10/25/46 The Shadow 11/28/37 Fibber The Plumber 1/29/54 Radio Quiz Show 12/12/44 Getting Tickets To South Pacific Fibber Builds A Footstool 3/10/42 The Green Hornet 5/16/42 7am 10am Charlie McCarthy Show 9/14/47 Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator Lux Radio Theatre 10/12/42 This Is Your FBI Box 13 1/31/49 Escape 10/12/52 Phil Harris & Alice Faye 2/8/53 7am 10am Jack Benny Program 1/8/50 The Schemers 4/6/54 Fred Allen Show 11/29/42 The Interrupted Journey 9/14/51 Mr. Keen Tracer Of Lost Persons 2/24/44 Rocky Fortune 12/1/53 The Great Gildersleeve 4/21/46 Philip Marlowe 1/21/50 Dead Bull In A China Shop 12/19/54 Baby Snooks Show Skyway Man 3/7/52 Gunsmoke 4/4/53 Hopalong Cassidy 4/30/50 Suspense 7/15/62 Sherlock Holmes Sam Spade 1/21/51 Best Man At Wedding 2/29/40 CBS Radio Workshop 5/5/57 Have Gun, Will Travel 3/6/60 Wild Bill Hickok Michael Shayne Shoscombe Old Place 11/26/2006 Blackstone, Magic Detective 1/16/49 Robespierre's Tooth 2/29/40 The Big Story 10/1/47 Somebody Out There Hates Me Four Aces For Death 10/14/51 The Party 11/12/46 9am 12 Crime Classics 2/17/54 WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS Big Town 12/7/37 9am 12 Noon Murder Clinic 9/22/42 Danny Kaye Show 2/17/45 Jack Benny Program Pt 2 1/16/38 Rocky Fortune 1/19/54 Dr. Kildare 3/8/50 Richard Diamond 2/8/52 The Green Hornet 8/22/39 Noon Man From Homicide 8/20/51 Jack Benny Program Pt 1 1/16/38 Lights Out 6/22/43 Superman 2/27/47 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde 11/11/43 Johnny Dollar 10/11/55 The Sealed Book 3/25/45 Police Headquarters Gunsmoke 8/1/53 Danny Kaye Show 1/20/45 Let George Do It 10/25/46 Gunsmoke 8/1/53 Danny Kaye Show 1/20/45 The Whistler Deadly Poker Game 1932 The Lineup 8/10/50 Command Performance 6/2/42 The Green Hornet 5/16/42 The Lineup 8/10/50 Command Performance 6/2/42 Tale The Dead Man Told 10/16/44 11am 2pm Mutual Radio Theater Suspense 10/6/52 Casebook..Gregory Hood 6/17/46 CBS Radio Workshop11/2/56 The Witch's Tale Sherlock Holmes 10/22/45 Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator 11am 2pm A Small Argument 4/22/80 Chandu, The Magician 2/24/49 The Saint 10/29/47 Cavalcade Of America 12/12/50 Physician Of The Dead 11/8/34 Mr. & Mrs. North 1953 The Schemers 4/6/54 Jeff Regan, Investigator 3/15/50 Mystery Is My Hobby 1945 Our Miss Brooks 9/11/55 Fibber McGee & Molly 2/22/49 The Devil Mask 6/13/35 Burns & Allen Show 1/2/47 Dead Bull In A China Shop 12/19/54 YoursTruly Johnny Dollar The Whistler Fibber McGee & Molly Washington's Birthday, Telling Casey, Crime Photographer 11/13/47 Jack Benny Program 12/12/48 Sam Spade 1/21/51 Mad Hatter Matter 1/27/57 Escape To Skull Island 1/15/50 Fibber, The Governor's Pal 12/11/45 Fibber Builds A Footstool 3/10/42 X-Minus One 9/1/55 Jack Tries To Relax At Home Blackstone, Magic Detective 1/16/49 1pm 4pm Halls Of Ivy 6/23/49 Hopalong Cassidy 2/12/50 The Saint 12/10/50 Big Town 12/7/37 Suspense 10/13/49 Mr. & Mrs. North 8/4/53 This Is Your FBI 1pm 4pm Harris & Faye Show 5/25/52 Frontier Gentleman 6/29/58 Nick Carter, Master Detective 3/7/48 The Green Hornet 8/22/39 Dark Venture 12/9/46 Dragnet 5/4/54 The Interrupted Journey 9/14/51 My Favorite Husband 10/7/49 Defense Attorney 3/13/52 Jack Benny Program 3/23/52 The Sealed Book 3/25/45 Charlie McCarthy Show 1/12/47 Duffy's Tavern 4/26/46 Skyway Man 3/7/52 Fibber McGee & Molly Damon Runyon Theater Martin & Lewis Show 10/28/49 The Whistler Jack Benny Program 10/2/38 Fibber McGee & Molly CBS Radio Workshop 5/5/57 Fibber The Plumber 1/29/54 The Big Umbrella 2/6/51 Getting Tickets To South Pacific Tale The Dead Man Told 10/16/44 Preparing To Return To Work Radio Quiz Show 12/12/44 The Big Story 10/1/47 3pm 6pm WHEN RADIO WAS Philco Radio Time 11/20/46 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