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Gregbellmedia.Com Mar 15Th - Mar 21St, 2021 SHOW TIME PT ET MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY PT ET 9Pm 12Mid St SHOW TIME RadioClassics (SiriusXM Ch. 148) gregbellmedia.com Mar 15th - Mar 21st, 2021 SHOW TIME PT ET MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY PT ET 9pm 12mid St. Patrick's Day Special Aldrich Family (New) 4/21/49 Damon Runyon 7/10/49 Mercedes McCambridge All New To Channel Block Burns & Allen 2/26/48 Lawson Zerbe Birthday 9pm 12mid Prev Jack Benny Show 3/17/46 Life Of Riley (New) 2/2/51 CBS Radio WorkshoP Defense Atty 8/28/52 Grand Marquee 3/27/46 Abbott & Costello 3/14/46 Words At War 8/14/43 Prev Night Night Fred Allen Show (Hour) Dr. Kildare 9/14/50 from Dec. 2nd, 1956 Defense Atty 9/11/52 Molle Mystery Thtr 4/18/47 Fibber McGee 1/4/44 Inner Sanctum 3/26/46 from March 17th, 1937 I Was A Communist/FBI Molle Mystery Thtr 3/8/46 Lights Out 9/14/43 Mr. Keen, Tracer Of…5/25/50 Red Skelton Show X-Minus One 1/2/58 Burns & Allen Show 3/17/41 From May 14th, 1952 Mystery Is My Hobby 1945 X-Minus One 10/3/57 The Green Hornet 7/18/43 From March 12th, 1950 Suspense 1/21/62 11pm 2am GoinG Green Special Charlie McCarthy 11/30/47 Fort Laramie 3/4/56 Jerry Lewis Birthday Yours Truly, Johnny Crime Club 7/10/47 Phil Harris & Alice Faye 11pm 2am Prev The Green Lama 5/17/49 Screen Guild Theatre's Gunsmoke 6/12/54 Martin & Lewis 1 Hr 1/18/52 Dollar Marathon Mar. 1956 CBS Radio WorkshoP From Oct. 2nd, 1953 Prev Night Night Green Hornet 12/18/43 Tailored For Toni 3/12/39 The Six Shooter 5/27/54 Martin & Lewis 11/14/49 "The Clinton Matter" from Dec. 16th, 1956 Jack Benny Prgm 2/15/53 Green Hornet 11/24/46 Dragnet (New) 12/6/51 Gunsmoke 9/12/53 On Harris & Faye Show Starring Bob Bailey The Hermit's Cave 1940s The Whistler 4/16/45 Irish Luck - 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