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Radioclassics (Ch. 148 on Siriusxm) Radioclassics.Com April SHOW TIME RadioClassics (Ch. 148 on SiriusXM) radioclassics.com April 1st - 7th, 2018 SHOW TIME PT ET SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY PT ET 9pm 12mid Bob Hope Show Boston Blackie 4/22/47 Lux Radio Theatre This Is Your FBI Judy Canova Show 9/1/45 CBS Radio Workshop 4/21/57 Suspense 9pm 12mid Prev Guest: Bing Crosby (Doris Day) 12/7/48 The Mysterious Traveler 2/27/44 Arrowsmith 10/25/37 The Saboteurs 3/30/51 Charlie McCarthy Show The Family Theater 4/9/52 The Lonely Road 3/21/46 Prev Night Night Guest: Fred Allen (Doris Day) 12/7/50 Tales Of Texas Rangers 9/2/50 Sherlock Holmes 8/31/2008 Tropical Frame-Up 10/12/51 Guest: W.C. Fields 9/21/41 Our Miss Brooks 4/9/50 Murder Through/Looking Glass 3/17/49 Gunsmoke 12/11/55 The Whistler Walter Winchell Show The Old Hat 2/15/52 Philip Marlowe 3/26/49 Baby Snooks & Daddy 3/21/40 The Truth About Jerry Baxter 6/14/51 Gunsmoke 11/6/55 The Ski Master 3/23/52 Airdate 3/27/49 The Sightseeing Killer 10/3/52 The Falcon 4/15/51 Baby Snooks & Daddy 4/2/42 Burns & Allen Show 1/6/49 11pm 2am Nero Wolfe Lights Out 8/24/43 I Was Communist/FBI 7/1/53 Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar The Saint 9/3/50 Mr. District Attorney Suspense 10/20/49 11pm 2am Prev Shakespeare Folio 12/15/46 Family Theater Fifteen Minutes To Murder The Plantagenet Matter 3/5/56 Screen Director's Playhouse Case Of The Unknown Source 8/25/48 Screen Guild Theater Prev Night Night Case Of The Impolite Corpse 12/8/50 The Windbag 8/14/47 Boston Blackie 12/20/45 The Whistler 1/31/43 Saigon 7/22/49 Case Of The Man Who Confessed 12/14/52 A Woman's Face 4/19/42 Case Of Room 304 4/27/51 Fibber McGee & Molly 5/29/45 Fort Laramie 4/1/56 Confession (1943) The Whistler 4/6/52 Martin & Lewis Show 5/26/53 Cavalcade Of America 1/19/42 Suspense Abbott & Costello Show 1/27/49 Gunsmoke 5/29/54 X-Minus One 3/27/57 Charlie McCarthy Show 1/10/43 Big Town 4/19/49 1am 4am Defense Attorney 8/17/51 Damon Runyon Theatre Lights Out Phil Harris & Alice Faye Hopalong Cassidy 6/23/51 The Six Shooter 4/15/54 Lux Radio Theatre 1am 4am CBS Radio Workshop Blood Pressure 4/10/49 Mirage 9/21/42 The Easter Bunny 4/9/50 The Cisco Kid 1/26/54 Gunsmoke 8/6/55 Arrowsmith 10/25/37 The Enormous Radio 5/11/56 Idyll Of Miss Sarah Brown 9/12/50 Spider 5/18/43 Frankie & Easter Dinner 3/25/51 The Line-Up 2/22/51 Life With Luigi 4/8/52 Sherlock Holmes 8/31/2008 My Favorite Husband 10/9/48 The Life of Riley 12/22/50 Crime Classics 12/2/53 Coloring Easter Eggs Phil's Way 4/5/53 Rocky Jordan 11/13/49 Great Gildersleeve Walter Winchell Show Burns & Allen Show 9/25/47 My Friend Irma 1/19/48 Sherlock Holmes 1/16/2005 The Life Of Riley 4/20/46 Strange Death Of Van Dorn Family Prepares For Easter 4/16/57 Airdate 3/27/49 3am 6am Suspense Dimension X 4/15/50 Judy Canova Show 9/1/45 Lux Radio Theatre 4/18/49 Jack Benny Program 5/29/49 Bob Hope Show Damon Runyon Theatre 3am 6am The Lonely Road 3/21/46 Escape 8/8/51 Charlie McCarthy Show Treasure of the Sierra Madre The Wonder Show 10/14/38 Guest: Bing Crosby (Doris Day) 12/7/48 Blood Pressure 4/10/49 Murder Through/Looking Glass 3/17/49 Mr. & Mrs. North 1950s Guest: W.C. Fields 9/21/41 Jack Benny Program 5/1/49 The Shadow 10/23/38 Guest: Fred Allen (Doris Day) 12/7/50 Idyll Of Miss Sarah Brown 9/12/50 The Truth About Jerry Baxter 6/14/51 Suspense Philip Marlowe 3/26/49 Treasure of Sierra Madre Skit Molle Mystery Theater Gunsmoke 12/11/55 The Life of Riley 12/22/50 Burns & Allen Show 1/6/49 Bells 8/6/61 The Falcon 4/15/51 Exploring Tomorrow 1957 Female Of The Species 6/7/46 Gunsmoke 11/6/55 My Friend Irma 1/19/48 5am 8am Mr. District Attorney This Is Your FBI Fort Laramie 4/22/56 Defense Attorney 8/17/51 Suspense 10/20/49 Pat Novak For Hire WHEN RADIO WAS 5am 8am Case Of The Unknown Source 8/25/48 The Saboteurs 3/30/51 Gunsmoke 3/26/55 CBS Radio Workshop Screen Guild Theater Geranium Plant 5/14/49 Phil Harris & Alice Faye 1/20/52 Case Of The Man Who Confessed 12/14/52 Tropical Frame-Up 10/12/51 Let George Do It 6/26/50 The Enormous Radio 5/11/56 A Woman's Face 4/19/42 Rita Malloy 4/23/49 The Great Gildersleeve 1/4/50 Martin & Lewis Show 5/26/53 The Old Hat 2/15/52 Sam Spade My Favorite Husband 10/9/48 Cavalcade Of America 1/19/42 Jeff Regan, Investigator 7/31/48 Barrie Craig 8/3/54 Charlie McCarthy Show 1/10/43 The Sightseeing Killer 10/3/52 Sugar Cane Caper 10/3/48 Burns & Allen Show 9/25/47 Big Town 4/19/49 Police Headquarters 1932 The Green Hornet 11/5/52 7am 10am CBS Radio Workshop 4/21/57 Dragnet The Six Shooter 4/15/54 Boston Blackie 4/22/47 I Was Communist/FBI 7/1/53 Lights Out 8/24/43 Judy Canova Show 9/1/45 7am 10am The Family Theater 4/9/52 The Big Death 9/28/50 Gunsmoke 8/6/55 The Mysterious Traveler 2/27/44 Fifteen Minutes To Murder Family Theater Charlie McCarthy Show Our Miss Brooks 4/9/50 The big Jump 1/11/51 Life With Luigi 4/8/52 Tales Of Texas Rangers 9/2/50 Boston Blackie 12/20/45 The Windbag 8/14/47 Guest: W.C. Fields 9/21/41 Baby Snooks & Daddy 3/21/40 Pete Kelly's Blues 8/29/51 Great Gildersleeve The Whistler Fort Laramie 4/1/56 Fibber McGee & Molly 5/29/45 Philip Marlowe 3/26/49 Baby Snooks & Daddy 4/2/42 Escape 10/15/47 Family Prepares For Easter 4/16/57 The Ski Master 3/23/52 Gunsmoke 5/29/54 Abbott & Costello Show 1/27/49 The Falcon 4/15/51 9am 12 Lux Radio Theatre 4/18/49 WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS WHEN RADIO WAS Nero Wolfe 9am 12 Noon Treasure of the Sierra Madre Charlie McCarthy Show 3/4/45 Information Please 5/17/43 The Shadow 2/22/48 Inheritance 4/11/54 Mr. & Mrs. North 12/8/53 Shakespeare Folio 12/15/46 Noon Jack Benny Program 5/1/49 The Couple Next Door 3/4/45 Strange Adventure 1945 Superman 3/7/47 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde 12/2/43 Johnny Dollar 3/28/56 Case Of The Impolite Corpse 12/8/50 Treasure of Sierra Madre Skit It's Higgins, Sir 7/10/51 The Chase 6/21/53 Barrie Craig 8/3/54 It's Higgins, Sir 7/10/51 The Chase 6/21/53 Case Of Room 304 4/27/51 Exploring Tomorrow 1957 Honest Harold 1/3/51 Suspense 9/2/43 The Green Hornet 11/5/52 Honest Harold 1/3/51 Suspense 9/2/43 Suspense 11am 2pm Phil Harris & Alice Faye Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar The Saint 9/3/50 Pat Novak For Hire Lux Radio Theatre Dimension X 4/15/50 Dragnet 11am 2pm The Easter Bunny 4/9/50 The Plantagenet Matter 3/5/56 Screen Director's Playhouse Geranium Plant 5/14/49 Arrowsmith 10/25/37 Escape 8/8/51 The Big Death 9/28/50 Frankie & Easter Dinner 3/25/51 The Whistler 1/31/43 Saigon 7/22/49 Rita Malloy 4/23/49 Sherlock Holmes 8/31/2008 Mr. & Mrs. North 1950s The big Jump 1/11/51 Coloring Easter Eggs Phil's Way 4/5/53 Confession (1943) The Whistler 4/6/52 Jeff Regan, Investigator 7/31/48 Walter Winchell Show Suspense Pete Kelly's Blues 8/29/51 The Life Of Riley 4/20/46 X-Minus One 3/27/57 Police Headquarters 1932 Airdate 3/27/49 Bells 8/6/61 Escape 10/15/47 1pm 4pm Fort Laramie 4/22/56 Jack Benny Program 5/29/49 Suspense 10/20/49 Nero Wolfe Lights Out Defense Attorney 8/17/51 Boston Blackie 4/22/47 1pm 4pm Gunsmoke 3/26/55 The Wonder Show 10/14/38 Screen Guild Theater Shakespeare Folio 12/15/46 Mirage 9/21/42 CBS Radio Workshop The Mysterious Traveler 2/27/44 Let George Do It 6/26/50 The Shadow 10/23/38 A Woman's Face 4/19/42 Case Of The Impolite Corpse 12/8/50 Spider 5/18/43 The Enormous Radio 5/11/56 Tales Of Texas Rangers 9/2/50 Sam Spade Molle Mystery Theater Cavalcade Of America 1/19/42 Case Of Room 304 4/27/51 Crime Classics 12/2/53 My Favorite Husband 10/9/48 The Whistler Sugar Cane Caper 10/3/48 Female Of The Species 6/7/46 Big Town 4/19/49 Suspense Sherlock Holmes 1/16/2005 Burns & Allen Show 9/25/47 The Ski Master 3/23/52 3pm 6pm WHEN RADIO WAS Hopalong Cassidy 6/23/51 CBS Radio Workshop 4/21/57 Damon Runyon Theatre Gunsmoke 6/25/55 This Is Your FBI Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 3pm 6pm Damon Runyon Theater 8/28/49 The Cisco Kid 1/26/54 The Family Theater 4/9/52 Blood Pressure 4/10/49 Hopalong Cassidy 1/5/52 The Saboteurs 3/30/51 The Plantagenet Matter 3/5/56 Bill Stern Sports News 7/9/48 The Line-Up 2/22/51 Our Miss Brooks 4/9/50 Idyll Of Miss Sarah Brown 9/12/50 The Whistler 2/14/43 Tropical Frame-Up 10/12/51 The Whistler 1/31/43 Barrie Craig 8/3/54 Rocky Jordan 11/13/49 Baby Snooks & Daddy 3/21/40 The Life of Riley 12/22/50 Inner Sanctum Mysteries The Old Hat 2/15/52 Confession (1943) The Green Hornet 11/5/52 Strange Death Of Van Dorn Baby Snooks & Daddy 4/2/42 My Friend Irma 1/19/48 Dead Man's Deal 8/28/45 The Sightseeing Killer 10/3/52 5pm 8pm The Six Shooter 4/15/54 Pat Novak For Hire Bob Hope Show Lights Out 8/24/43 Suspense Fort Laramie 4/22/56 Phil Harris & Alice Faye 5pm 8pm Gunsmoke 8/6/55 Geranium Plant 5/14/49 Guest: Bing Crosby (Doris Day) 12/7/48 Family Theater The Lonely Road 3/21/46 Gunsmoke 3/26/55 The Easter Bunny 4/9/50 Life With Luigi 4/8/52 Rita Malloy 4/23/49 Guest: Fred Allen (Doris Day) 12/7/50 The Windbag 8/14/47 Murder Through/Looking Glass 3/17/49 Let George Do It 6/26/50 Frankie & Easter Dinner 3/25/51 Great Gildersleeve Jeff Regan, Investigator 7/31/48 Gunsmoke 12/11/55 Fibber McGee & Molly 5/29/45 The Truth About Jerry Baxter 6/14/51 Sam Spade Coloring Easter Eggs Phil's Way 4/5/53 Family Prepares For Easter 4/16/57 Police Headquarters 1932 Gunsmoke 11/6/55 Abbott & Costello Show 1/27/49 Burns & Allen Show 1/6/49 Sugar Cane Caper 10/3/48 The Life Of Riley 4/20/46 7pm 10pm Lights Out Gunsmoke 6/25/55 Mr.
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