VARIETY OF SHOWS

Originally broadcast on WDCB
Saturday, November 13, 2004

INNER SANCTUM (4-24-45) “Song of the Slasher,” a story about a police detective searching for a slasher who has murdered and mutilated five women in eight days. Lipton Tea and Soup, CBS. (29 min)

POPEYE THE SAILOR (1936) Isolated episode. Popeye, Olive Oyl and Wimpy meet Robin Hood. Wheatena, CBS. (13 min)

LUX RADIO THEATRE (5-3-54) “Going My Way” starring Barry Fitzgerald and William Lundigan.lt’s the warm-hearted story of a down-to-earth priest winning over his aging superior and a sidewalk gang of kids. AFRTS rebroadcast. (19 min & 15 min & 16 min)

KATE SMITH SHOW (10-15-44) The “Song­bird of the South” stars with Ted Collins, Four Chicks and Chuck, comic Harry Savoy, come­dienne Shirley Booth (as Dottie Mahoney) and guests The Ink Spots. Kate sings the musical questions, “How Many Hearts Have You Bro­ken?” and “What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?” AFRS rebroadcast. (29 min)

BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW (3-24-49) George and Gracie welcome guest Jane Wyman, who has been nominated for an Academy Award for her performance in the film “Johnny Belinda.” Jane is nervous about the upcoming awards ceremony. Maxwell House Coffee, NBC. (28 min)

OUR SPECIAL GUEST is author Robert P. Ledermann, who will talk about his new book, “Chicago’s State Street Christmas Parade.”