List of Columbia Workshop Programs
This is a list of all the Columbia Workshop programs, giving known information about authors, adaptors, directors/producers, composers. Occasional remarks have been included. Gaps in dates usually refer to programs that were pre-empted. Information for the years 1942-43 is difficult to come by.
Date | Title | Writer | Adaptation | Director/Producer | Music | Remarks | |
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July 18, 1936 | A Comedy of Danger | Richard Hughes | - | Myron Safler | - | First show | |
The Finger of God | Percival Wilde | ||||||
July 25, 1936 | Broadway Evening | Leopold Proser | - | Irving Reis | - | - | |
August 1, 1936 | Technical Demonstration | - | - | Irving Reis | - | - | |
Cartwheel | Vic Knight | ||||||
August 8, 1936 | Experiment | Mary Parkington | - | Irving Reis | - | - | |
Highway Incident | Brian J. Byrne | ||||||
August 15, 1936 | Case History | Milton M. E. Geiger | - | Irving Reis | - | Fantasy of pilot in airline crash | |
August 22, 1936 | Dance of the Molecules | Orestes H. Caldwell (FCC commissioner) | - | Irving Reis | - | Demonstration of how radio works | |
There Must Be Something Else | Helen Bergovoy | ||||||
September 5, 1936 | San Quentin Prison Break | William N. Robson | - | William N. Robson | - | Explanation of a show originally broadcast January 16, 1935 | |
September 12, 1936 | Voyage to Brobdingnag | Jonathan Swift | Leopold Proser | Irving Reis | - | - | |
September 19, 1936 | Hamlet, Acts 1-2 | William Shakespeare | Orson Welles | Orson Welles | - | - | |
September 26, 1936 | The Dream Maker | Charles Burton | - | Irving Reis | - | Fantasy of how dreams are made | |
Shadows That Walk In | - | Ghost analysis | |||||
October 3, 1936 | St. Louis Blues | ||||||
October 10, 1936 | Sound Demonstration | ||||||
October 17, 1936 | Dauber | John Masefield | Burke Boyce | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | ||
October 24, 1936 | Letting the Cat Out of the Bag | - | - | - | - | Interview on vocal sound effects with Brad Barker and Madeleine Pearce | |
November 7, 1936 | Music for Radio | Narration by Deems Taylor | - | Davidson Taylor | Debussy: Golliwogg's Cakewalk, Schumann: Traumerei, Bizet: Farandole (from L'Arlesienne Suite) orchestrated by Amadeo di Fillipi |
To illustrate idiomatic use of radio orchestration for the Columbia Composers' Commission | |
November 14, 1936 | Hamlet, acts 3-5 | William Shakespeare | Orson Welles | Orson Welles | - | ||
November 21, 1936 | The Use of Theaters for Broadcasts | E. E. Free | - | Irving Reis | - | Electrical demonstration | |
2000 Were Chosen | E.P. Conkle | - | |||||
November 28, 1936 | The American Patent System | Irving Reis | - | Irving Reis | - | Honoring 100th Anniversary of the U.S. Patent Office | |
December 12, 1936 | Rhythm of the Jute Mill | William N. Robson | - | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
December 19, 1936 | The Gods of the Mountains | Lord Alfred Dunsany | - | - | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
December 26, 1936 | The Happy Prince | Oscar Wilde | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
January 2, 1937 | Public Domain | Eustis Wyatt | - | Earle McGill | - | Fantasy of PD characters yearning for release from stories | |
January 9, 1937 | Interview with a Control Engineer, part 1 | van Voorhees, control engineer | - | - | Clyde Borne, singer | Control sound engineering | |
A Voyage to Lilliput | Jonathan Swift | (Irving Reis?) | Irving Reis | - | |||
January 16, 1937 | Interview with a Control Engineer, part 2 | - | - | - | - | microphone mixing | |
An Incident of the Cosmos | Paul Y. Anderson | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | Extraterrestrials witness the end of Earth | ||
January 23, 1937 | The Signal-Man | Charles Dickens | - | Irving Reis and Earle McGill | - | - | |
January 30, 1937 | Evolution of the Negro Spiritual | - | - | Irving Reis | arrangements by Clyde Barry & Helen Bergeron | - | |
February 6, 1937 | Rime of the Ancient Mariner | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | Leopold Proser | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
February 13, 1937 | Sound and the Human Ear | Narrated by Dr. John Steinberg | - | Irving Reis(and pro.) | - | demonstration of pitch perception | |
February 28, 1937 | Macbeth | William Shakespeare | Orson Welles | Orson Welles | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
March 7, 1937 | - | - | - | - | (unidentified show) | ||
March 14, 1937 | Split Seconds | Irving Reis | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | Script first broadcast in 1931 | |
March 21, 1937 | Danse Macabre | Helen Bergeron, George Zachary | - | Irving Reis | Camille Saint-Saëns | - | |
March 28, 1937 | Eve of St. Agnes | John Keats | Edward A. Byron | Edward A. Byron | - | - | |
April 4, 1937 | Big Ben | John Mossman | - | John Mossman | - | - | |
April 4, 1937 | Crisis | Roy Winsower | - | Roy Winsower | - | - | |
April 11, 1937 | The Fall of the City | Archibald MacLeish | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
April 18, 1937 | R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots) | Karel Capek | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
April 25, 1937 | St. Louis Blues | Irving Reis | - | Irving Reis | Blues by W.C. Handy | Orig. written in 1932; first play for radio about radio; First heard on the Workshop Oct. 3, 1936 | |
May 2, 1937 | Drums of Conscience | - | - | Irving Reis | - | - | |
May 9, 1937 | Supply and Demand | Irwin Shaw | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | Worthington Minor, "director of dialogue and staging" | |
May 16, 1937 | Paul Revere | Stephen Vincent Benét | - | Bernard Herrmann | - | ||
May 23, 1937 | A Night at an Inn | Lord Alfred Dunsany | - | Irving Reis | Debussy, conducted by Bernard Herrmann | - | |
May 30, 1937 | Discoverie | Merrill Denison | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
June 6, 1937 | Downbeat on Murder | Charles Tazewell | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | voices change into musical notes | |
June 13, 1937 | The Young King | Oscar Wilde | - | Irving Reis | - | - | |
June 20, 1937 | Red-Head Baker | Albert Maltz | - | Joseph Losey | Bernard Herrman | - | |
June 27, 1937 | Babouk | Guy Endore | Lester Fuller | Edward A. Blatt, Irving Reis | Bernard Herrman | - | |
July 4, 1937 | Mr. Sycamore | Robert Ayre | Leonard Proser | - | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
July 11, 1937 | The Tell-Tale Heart | E. A. Poe | Charles Tazewell | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | Used sounds of real heartbeats | |
July 18, 1937 | Fifty Grand | Ernest Hemingway | - | Bernard Herrmann | - | ||
July 25, 1937 | A Matter of Life and Death | Leopold Atlas | - | Irving Reis | - | - | |
August 1, 1937 | Daniel Webster and the Sea Serpent | Stephen Vincent Benét | Sheldon Stark | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
August 8, 1937 | An Incident of the Cosmos(rep) | Paul Y. Anderson | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
Last Citation | John Whedon | ||||||
August 15, 1937 | Escape (part 1) | John Galsworthy | Leopold Proser | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
August 22, 1937 | Escape (part 2) | John Galsworthy | Leopold Proser | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
August 29, 1937 | The Half-Pint Flask | Dubose Heyward | Irving Reis | William N. Robson | (Victor Young?) | - | |
August 30, 1937 | Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | Orson Welles | Orson Welles, director, John Houseman, producer | - | Includes readings by Pepys, Manningham, Mazlitt, and Brandes | |
September 5, 1937 | S.S. San Pedro | James G. Cozzens | Betsy Tuttle | William N. Robson | Charles Paul | James Gould Cozzens | |
September 12, 1937 | Death of a Queen | Hilaire Belloc | Val Gielgud | Val Gielgud | - | Originated from BBC in London | |
September 19, 1937 | Riders to the Sea | John Millington Synge | - | Irving Reis | - | Originated from Dublin, Ireland | |
September 26, 1937 | Alice in Wonderland, part 1 | Lewis Carroll | William N. Robson | William N. Robson | Paul Sterrett | - | |
October 3, 1937 | Alice in Wonderland, part 2 | Lewis Carroll | William N. Robson | William N. Robson | Paul Sterrett and Leith Stevens | - | |
October 10, 1937 | Meridian 7-1212 | Irving Reis | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
October 17, 1937 | The Killers | Ernest Hemingway | Irving Reis | Irving Reis | - | - | |
October 17, 1937 | Illusion | Georgia Backus | - | Georgia Backus | - | - | |
October 24, 1937 | I've Got the Tune | Marc Blitzstein | - | Marc Blitzstein | - | ||
October 31, 1937 | Sweepstakes | Irving Reis & Charles Martin | - | Irving Reis & Charles Martin | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
November 7, 1937 | The Horla | Guy de Maupassant | Charles Tazewell | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
November 14, 1937 | Mr. Justice | Irving Reis | - | - | - | ||
November 21, 1937 | Georgia Transport | John Williams Andrews | - | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | Repeat from Sept. 27, 1937 | |
November 28, 1937 | First Violin | Norman Davey | Sally Russell | Irving Reis | - | - | |
December 2, 1937 | - | - | - | - | - | (unidentified show) | |
December 9, 1937 | Marconi | - | Orrin Dunlap | - | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
December 16, 1937 | Metzengerstein | E. A. Poe | Charles Tazewell | Irving Reis | Bernard Herrmann | - | |
December 23, 1937 | Alice Through the Looking Glass, part 1 | Lewis Carroll | William N. Robson | William N. Robson | Paul Sterrett and Leith Stevens | Robson succeeds Reis as head of Columbia Workshop | |
December 30, 1937 | Alice Through the Looking Glass, part 2 | Lewis Carroll | William N. Robson | William N. Robson | Paul Sterrett and Leith Stevens | - | |
January 8, 1938 | The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet, part 1 | ||||||
January 15, 1938 | The House That Jack Didn't Build | Alfred Kreymborg | William N. Robson | Experiment in drama | |||
January 16, 1938 | Mr. Whipple is Worried | Bernard Herrmann | |||||
January 22, 1938 | Robert Owens | Bernard Herrmann | |||||
January 29, 1938 | Madame Curie | Eve Curie | William N. Robson | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | ||
February 5, 1938 | Andrea del Sarto | Anita Fairgrieve | Earle McGill | Bernard Herrmann | Author was NYU student | ||
February 12, 1938 | Be Prepared | Guy Della Cioppa & Richard Linkroum | George Zachary | Bernard Herrmann | Boy scouts & demo of audio montage | ||
February 19, 1938 | The Well of the Saints | John Millington Synge | George Zachary | George Zachary | Bernard Herrmann | Use of sound in delineating elements of supernatural fantasy | |
February 26, 1938 | Night Patrol | Stuart Hawkins | |||||
March 5, 1938 | The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet, part 2 | Pauline Gibson & Frederick Gilsdorff | Nila Mack | Bernard Herrmann | Use of microphone filters | ||
March 12, 1938 | Hassan | James Elroy Flecker | Constance Brown | Earle McGill | Frederick Delius (Bermard Herrmann, conductor) | opera | |
March 19, 1938 | The Wedding of the Meteors | Leslie Roberts & Joel Hamill | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | |||
March 26, 1938 | J. Smith and Wife | Charles Tazewell | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | No sound effects used | ||
April 2, 1938 | Seven Waves Away | Richard Sale | Margaret Lewerth | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | ||
April 9, 1938 | The Broken Feather | Michael Carroll | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | |||
April 16, 1938 | The Terrible Meek | Charles Rann Kennedy | William N. Robson | ||||
April 23, 1938 | Never Come Monday | Eric Knight | Stephen Fox | William N. Robson | Charles Paul | Repeated June 25, 1938 | |
April 30, 1938 | Fours into Seven Won't Go | Val Gielgud, Stephen King-Hall | Val Gielgud | ||||
May 7, 1938 | The Fisherman and His Soul | Oscar Wilde | William N. Robson | ||||
May 14, 1938 | Melodrams | various | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | music composed 1934-35 | ||
May 21, 1938 | Ecce Homo | Pare Lorenz | Pare Lorenz | Bernard Herrmann | |||
May 28, 1938 | Bury the Dead | Irwin Shaw | William N. Robson | William N. Robson | |||
June 4, 1938 | Tranga Man, Fine Gah | John S. Carlisle | John S. Carlisle & William N. Robson | ||||
June 11, 1938 | Surrealism | Ernest Walsh & George Whitsett | Davidson Taylor | Bernard Herrmann | Also music by Erik Satie & Virgil Thomson | ||
June 18, 1938 | Reunion | John Hines Jr. & Guy Della Cioppa | William N. Robson | Columbia Univ. Singers conducted by Lyn Murray | |||
June 25, 1938 | Never Come Monday | Eric Knight | Stephen Fox | William N. Robson | Charles Paul & Bernard Herrmann | Repeat from April 23, 1938 | |
July 2, 1938 | The Constitution of the US | William N. Robson | |||||
July 9, 1938 | The Red Badge of Courage | Stephen Crane | Margaret Lewerth | Norman Corwin | Charles Paul | Corwin's debut on CBS | |
July 16, 1938 | The National Headliners | William N. Robson | |||||
July 23, 1938 | Murder in the Cathedral | T. S. Eliot | George Zachary | George Zachary | Bernard Herrmann | ||
July 30, 1938 | Tristam | Edwin Arlington Robinson | Stella Reynolds | William N. Robson | Wagner (Cond. BH) | ||
August 6, 1938 | The Devil and Daniel Webster | Stephen Vincent Benét | Charles R. Jackson | Earle McGill | Bernard Herrmann | ||
August 13, 1938 | |||||||
August 20, 1938 | (unidentified show) | ||||||
August 27, 1938 | Pelleas et Melisande | ||||||
September 1, 1938 | (unidentified show) | ||||||
September 8, 1938 | (unidentified show) | ||||||
September 15, 1938 | Outward Bound | Sutton Vane | Charles R. Jackson | Martin Gosch | Bernard Herrmann | ||
September 22, 1938 | He Doubles in Pipes | Hilda Cole | William N. Robson | ||||
September 29, 1938 | The Lighthouse Keepers | Paul Cloquemin | Norman Corwin | ||||
October 13, 1938 | Brushwood Boy | Rudyard Kipling | Eustace Wyatt | Earle McGill | Bernard Herrmann | ||
October 20, 1938 | The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden | Thorton Wilder | |||||
October 26, 1938 | Air Raid (Rehearsal) | Archibald MacLeish | William N. Robson | ||||
October 27, 1938 | Air Raid | Archibald MacLeish | William N. Robson | ||||
November 3, 1938 | Poetic License | Norman Corwin | Norman Corwin | ||||
November 10, 1938 | A Drink of Water | Wilbur Daniel Steele | Max Wylie | Martin Gosch | Bernard Herrmann | ||
November 17, 1938 | Luck | Wilbur Daniel Steele | Margaret Lewerth | Martin Gosch; Betsy Tuttle, producer. |
Bernard Herrmann | ||
November 24, 1938 | Beauty and the Beast | Robert A. Simon (libretto) | Vittorio Giannini (Howard Barlow, conductor) |
opera | |||
December 1, 1938 | The Giant's Stair | Wilbur Daniel Steele | Charles R. Jackson | Earle McGill | Bernard Herrmann | ||
December 8, 1938 | Man With a Gun/ Experiments in Music/ Fall of Jericho |
Sound engineer: Al Span | Charles Vanda | Simeone, music director | 3 pop songs in 2nd half of show | ||
December 15, 1938 | A Trip to Czardis | Edwin Granberry | James & Elizabeth Hart | Bernard Herrmann | |||
December 22, 1938 | Bread on the Waters | Arch Oboler | Earle McGill | Alexander Courage | Sound: D. Gaines | ||
December 29, 1938 | Crosstown Manhattan | Travis Ingham, Norman Corwin | William N. Robson | Alfred Newman, Mark Warnow |
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January 5, 1939 | Orphan Ego | Arnold Manoff | Leslie Ubrach | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | ||
January 9, 1939 | Forgot in the Rains | William Merrick | Brewster Morgan | Bernard Herrmann | |||
January 16, 1939 | Mr. Whipple is Worried | James Frederick | Brewster Morgan | Bernard Herrmann | |||
January 23, 1939 | Prophecy | Bernard Herrmann | |||||
January 30, 1939 | Now Playing Tomorrow | Arthur Laurents | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | |||
February 6, 1939 | Do Not Open For 5000 Years | William N. Robson | William N. Robson | ||||
February 20, 1939 | Nine Prisoners | William March | Brian J. Byrne | Earle McGill | Bernard Herrmann | ||
February 27, 1939 | Jury Trial | Elizabeth & James Hart | William N. Robson | ||||
March 6, 1939 | The Winged Victory | David Redstone | Brewster Morgan | ||||
March 13, 1939 | In the Train | Frank O’Connor | Hugh Hunt | Brewster Morgan | Bernard Herrmann | ||
March 20, 1939 | A Letter from Home | Charles R. Jackson | Nila Mack | Bernard Herrmann | |||
March 27, 1939 | Pepito Inherits the Earth | ||||||
April 3, 1939 | Rendezvous with Kit Carson | correct date? | |||||
April 10, 1939 | They Fly Through The Air With The Greatest of Ease | Norman Corwin | Norman Corwin | ||||
April 17, 1939 | Ear Essay On Broadcasting | ||||||
April 24, 1939 | Seems Radio Is Here to Stay | Norman Corwin | Norman Corwin | Bernard Herrmann | |||
May 1, 1939 | Wet Saturday | Lee Anderson play based on short story by John Collier (writer) | Margaret Lewerth | William N. Robson | Bernard Herrmann | ||
May 8, 1939 | Wild Man | ||||||
May 15, 1939 | Law Beaters | ||||||
May 22, 1939 | |||||||
May 29, 1939 | Private Throgg | ||||||
June 5, 1939 | Highboy | ||||||
June 12, 1939 | Handful of Dust | ||||||
June 19, 1939 | Journalism in Tennessee | Mark Twain | Norman Corwin | ||||
June 19, 1939 | Salesmanship | Mary Ellen Chase | Norman Corwin | ||||
July 6, 1939 | The Half-Pint Flask | Dubose Heyward | Irving Reis | William N. Robson | |||
July 13, 1939 | Never Come Home | ||||||
July 20, 1939 | John Brown's Body | Stephen Vincent Benét | Norman Corwin | Norman Corwin | Leith Stevens | One hour broadcast | |
July 27, 1939 | A Trip to Czardis | ||||||
August 3, 1939 | The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet | ||||||
August 10, 1939 | Radio Play | William Saroyan | |||||
August 17, 1939 | A Drink of Water | ||||||
August 24, 1939 | Meridian 7-1212 | Irving Reis | Irving Reis | ||||
August 31, 1939 | Apartment to Let | ||||||
September 7, 1939 | So This is Radio | ||||||
September 14, 1939 | The Use of Man | Bernard Herrmann | |||||
September 21, 1939 | Now It's Summer | Arthur Kober | Earle McGill | ||||
September 28, 1939 | The Fall of the City | Archibald MacLeish | Irving Reis | repeat broadcast from California using 500 University of Southern California students | |||
October 12, 1939 | Wake Up and Die | Frank Lovejoy | Story of alarm clocks | ||||
October 19, 1939 | William Ireland's Confession | Arthur Miller | |||||
November 2, 1939 | Blennerhasset | Libretto by:Philip A. Roll & Norman Corwin | Vittorio Giannini | opera | |||
November 16, 1939 | A Letter From Above | Florence & Ben Vine | |||||
November 23, 1939 | A Circular Tour | W. W. Jacobs | |||||
November 27, 1939 | The Half-Pint Flask | Dubose Heyward | Leith Stevens | Repeat from August 29, 1937 | |||
November 30, 1939 | The Wonderful Day | Frank Gould | Earle McGill | Alexander Semmler | |||
December 7, 1939 | As You Like It | ||||||
December 14, 1939 | Story in the Dogtown Common | Joseph Liss | Alexander Semmler | ||||
December 21, 1939 | Mr. Cohen Takes a Walk | ||||||
December 28, 1939 | Higher Than A Kite | Brewster Morgan | |||||
January 11, 1940 | My Heart Is In The Highlands | ||||||
January 18, 1940 | Fannie Kemble | Joseph Liss and Louis Lantz | |||||
January 25, 1940 | Heavently Rest | Milton Wayne | Earle McGill | ||||
February 1, 1940 | Coals to Newscastle | from J. P. Marquand’s “Timothy Dexter” | Charles Monroe | Brewster Morgan | |||
February 15, 1940 | Double Exposure | Maurice Level, Étienne Rey | Alexander Semmler | Adaptation of Grand Guignol play | |||
February 22, 1940 | An Autobiography of an Egotist | ||||||
February 29, 1940 | The Great Microphone Mystery; Ellery Queen Mystery: The Case of the Mysterious Leap Year | ||||||
February 29, 1940 | Leaping Out of Character | From CBS Program book: “Announcers are to be singers; singers and directors turn actors; actors take a hand as musiciansî | |||||
March 7, 1940 | My Client Curley | Norman Corwin | Raymond Scott | Repeated April 4, 1940 | |||
March 14, 1940 | Three Original Playlets by KNX staff | Writing, acting, producinto and music has been placed in the hands of elevator operators, ushers, stenographers, tourist guides, receptionists, mail clerks and other employed in the non-glamorous jobs connected with radio. | |||||
March 21, 1940 | The Taming of the Shrew | Shakespeare | Joseph Gottlieb and Irvin Graham | Phil Cohan | “specially written modernized-musical”; music & lyrics by Gottlieb & Graham | ||
April 4, 1940 | Sunset Boulevard | William N. Robson | William N. Robson | ||||
April 18, 1940 | Three Strikes, You’re Out | Vernon Delston | Brewster Morgan | ||||
April 25, 1940 | America Was Promises | Archibald MacLeish | George Zachary | Nicholas Nabokov | |||
May 5, 1940 | The Honest Captain | Knowles Entrikin, Howard Breslin | Earle McGill | Charles Paul (organ) | Workshop switched to Sundays | ||
May 12, 1940 | A Day in Manhattan | A. M. Sullivan | Earle McGill | ||||
May 19, 1940 | Carlos Chavez conducts a program of Mexican music | Carlos Chavez,various | |||||
June 2, 1940 | The Dark Valley | W. H. Auden | Brewster Morgan | Benjamin Britten | |||
June 9, 1940 | No Complications | ||||||
June 16, 1940 | pre-empted | ||||||
June 23, 1940 | In April Once | ||||||
June 30, 1940 | The Man With the One Track Mind | ||||||
July 7, 1940 | The Cock-Eyed Wonder | About baseball | |||||
July 14, 1940 | The Fish Story | Joseph Gottlieb & Irvin Graham | Phil Cohan | musical | |||
July 21, 1940 | Canvas Kisser | ||||||
July 28, 1940 | Carmilla | Sheridan Le Fanu | Lucille Fletcher | Earle McGill | |||
August 18, 1940 | The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins | E. B. White-Dr. Seuss | Nila Mack & Stuart†Aynes | Nila Mack | Charles Paul | ||
August 25, 1940 | I Followed The Seals | ||||||
September 1, 1940 | Alf, The All-American Fly | Lucille Fletcher | Earle McGill | Bernard Herrmann | |||
September 8, 1940 | The Major Goes Over The Hill | ||||||
September 15, 1940 | Mr. Charles | ||||||
September 22, 1940 | Well Look Who’s Here | ||||||
September 29, 1940 | The Pussy Cat And The Expert Plumber Who Was A Man | Arthur Miller | Brewster Mogran | Charles Paul | |||
October 6, 1940 | They Also Serve | ||||||
October 27, 1940 | Fulton Fish Market | ||||||
November 3, 1940 | The Constitution | ||||||
November 10, 1940 | Bela and Dita Bartok | Bela Bartok | |||||
November 17, 1940 | I Get The Blues From Revues | ||||||
November 24, 1940 | The Dynasts | Thomas Hardy | W.H. Auden? | Benjamin Britten | |||
December 1, 1940 | And To Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street | Dr. Seuss | Nila Mack production | ||||
December 8, 1940 | The Trojan Women | Euripides | Edith Hamilton, translator | Virgil Thomson | |||
December 15, 1940 | The Symptoms of being 35 In The Fog |
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December 22, 1940 | The Plot to Overthrow Christmas | ||||||
December 29, 1940 | Dr. Johnson in Scotland | ||||||
January 5, 1941 | Love In 32 bars | ||||||
January 12, 1941 | Cassidy and the Devil | ||||||
January 26, 1941 | This Is From David | Meridel Le Sueur | Draper Lewis, Jack Fink | Clinton Johnston | Alexander Semmler | ||
February 2, 1941 | Help Me Hannah | ||||||
February 9, 1941 | Dress Rehearsal | ||||||
February 16, 1941 | A Crop of Beans | Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings | Draper Lewis | Guy della Cioppa | |||
February 23, 1941 | Wings of an Eagle | ||||||
March 2, 1941 | Roadside | ||||||
March 9, 1941 | Still Small Voice | ||||||
March 16, 1941 | Cassidy and the Devil | ||||||
March 23, 1941 | Out of the Air | ||||||
March 30, 1941 | The Creation The Congo |
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April 6, 1941 | The Rocking-Horse Winner | DH Lawrence ad. Auden & James Stern | Guy della Cioppa | Benjamin Britten | |||
April 13, 1941 | Glory Machine/The House/Brooklyn Cantata | ||||||
April 20, 1941 | The Reluctant Dragon | Nila Mack | |||||
April 27, 1941 | Jason Was A Man | ||||||
May 4, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Radio Primer | Norman Corwin | Lyn Murray | ||||
May 11, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Log of the R-77 | Norman Corwin | Lyn Murray | ||||
May 18, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: The People, Yes | Norman Corwin | Earl Robinson | ||||
May 25, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Lip Service | Norman Corwin | Larry Adler | ||||
June 1, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Appointment | Norman Corwin | Lyn Murray | ||||
June 8, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: The Odyssey of Runyon Jones | Norman Corwin | Alexander Semmler | ||||
June 15, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: A Soliloquy to Balance the Budget | Norman Corwin | |||||
June 22, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Daybreak | Norman Corwin | Lyn Murray | ||||
June 29, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Old Salt | Norman Corwin | Lyn Murray | ||||
July 6, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Between Americans | Norman Corwin | Alexander Semmler | ||||
July 13, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Ann Rutledge | Norman Corwin | Norman Corwin | Alexander Semmler | Ann Was An Ordinary Girl | ||
July 20, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Double Concerto | Norman Corwin | Paul Berlanger | ||||
August 3, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Descent of the Gods | Norman Corwin | |||||
August 10, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Samson | Norman Corwin | Bernard Herrmann | ||||
August 17, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Esther | Norman Corwin | Lyn Murray | ||||
August 24, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Job | Norman Corwin | Deems Taylor | ||||
August 31, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Mary and the Fairy | Norman Corwin | Lud Gluskin | ||||
September 7, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Anatomy of Sound | Norman Corwin | |||||
September 14, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Fragments from a Lost Cause | Norman Corwin | Alexander Semmler | ||||
September 21, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: The Human Angle | Dore Schary | Norman Corwin | Norman Corwin | |||
September 28, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Good Heavens | Norman Corwin | Lyn Murray | ||||
October 5, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Wolfiana | Thomas Wolfe | Norman Corwin | Norman Corwin | Alexander Semmler | ||
October 12, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Murder in Studio One | Norman Corwin | Alexander Semmler | ||||
October 19, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Descent of the Gods | Norman Corwin | Perry Lafferty | repeat due to Corwin illness | |||
October 26, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Odyssey of Runyan Jones | Norman Corwin | repeat performance | ||||
November 2, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: A Man with a Platform | Norman Corwin | Lyn Murrary | ||||
November 9, 1941 | 26 by Corwin: Psalm for a Dark Year | Norman Corwin | Alexander Semmler | ||||
November 16, 1941 | Gator Boy | ||||||
November 23, 1941 | The Life of a Careful Man | Virgil Thomson | |||||
November 30, 1941 | Double Ugly | ||||||
December 14, 1941 | Citizen For Tomorrow | 150th anniversary of Bill of Rights | |||||
December 21, 1941 | Miracle In Manhattan | Duffy’s Tavern | |||||
December 28, 1941 | Who Wants To Be Born These Days? | New Years show – baby organization | |||||
January 4, 1942 | The Fish on the Bathroom Floor | ||||||
January 11, 1942 | Free Speech | ||||||
January 18, 1942 | At The Sign Of The Lark | “rare books” | |||||
January 25, 1942 | The Man Without A Shadow | Werner Mishel | Charles Vanda | Alexander Semmler | Lurene Tuttle plays all 7 female parts | ||
February 1, 1942 | Jenny, The Bus Nobody Loved | Perry Lafferty | Bus rebellion | ||||
February 8, 1942 | Portrait of Jennie | Robert Nathan | George D. Griffin | Earle McGill | Lehman Engel | Santos Ortega | |
February 15, 1942 | Opus For A Lute And A Liar | Nila Mack | Nila Mack | ||||
February 22, 1942 | Plot for Mr. Greenberg | ||||||
March 1, 1942 | When the Bough Breaks | ||||||
March 8, 1942 | The Test | James Driscoll | |||||
March 15, 1942 | A Child’s History of Hot Music | ||||||
March 22, 1942 | Green Receipt | ||||||
March 29, 1942 | Solomon and Balkis | Bernard Rogers | opera | ||||
April 5, 1942 | Miracle of the Danube | ||||||
April 12, 1942 | He Should Have Stood In Elba | Nathan Van Cleave | Ted de Corsia | ||||
April 19, 1942 | Play Ball | Louis Hazam | |||||
May 3, 1942 | Looking For Susie | ||||||
May 10, 1942 | Flight To Arras | ||||||
May 17, 1942 | Good Morning Mr. Crumb | ||||||
May 24, 1942 | Midnight Blue | James Caleb Beach | Perry Lafferty | Nathan Van Cleave | About blues | ||
May 31, 1942 | The City Wears a Slouch Hat | Kenneth Patchen | Les Mitchel | John Cage | |||
June 7, 1942 | The Little One | ||||||
June 12, 1942 | Ritchie The Great | Jerome Lawrence, Robert E. Lee | John Dietz | James Monks, Joan Allison | |||
June 19, 1942 | It Couldn’t Happen To A Nicer Kid | ||||||
June 26, 1942 | History Is On The March/1812 | ||||||
July 3, 1942 | Tag number 1-184-463 | Skip Homier | |||||
July 6, 1942 | Broadcast from the Year 1812 | ||||||
July 13, 1942 | Let Me Tell You About My Operation | ||||||
July 20, 1942 | Someone Else | Lucille Fletcher | Earle McGill | Bernard Herrmann | Arr. of music by Couperin | ||
July 27, 1942 | Reveille Pass | ||||||
August 3, 1942 | Laughter For The Leader | ||||||
August 10, 1942 | Music Of The Mountains | ||||||
August 17, 1942 | All Out For Comedy | ||||||
August 24, 1942 | Hold ‘Em Yale | ||||||
August 31, 1942 | All Out For Comedy – Columbia Sketchbook | ||||||
September 7, 1942 | Café Society – Stars | ||||||
September 14, 1942 | Portrait of Jennie | Robert Nathan | |||||
September 21, 1942 | My Kid Brother | ||||||
September 28, 1942 | Florrie And The Country Green | ||||||
October 12, 1942 | Rebirth of Barrow’s Inlet | ||||||
October 19, 1942 | Remodeled Brownstone | Lucille Fletcher | John Dietz | Martin Gabel | |||
November 8, 1942 | Proclaim the Morning | ||||||
July 25, 1944 | El Capitain and the Corporal | ||||||
March 23, 1946 | Act of Faith | Irwin Shaw | Charles S. Monroe | John Dietz | Alexander Semmler | ||
April 13, 1946 | Joe Peabody's Dream | Betty Todd | Charles Paul | ||||
April 21, 1946 | The Playroom | Howard Rodman | John Dietz | Norman Lockwood, conducted by Fred Steiner | |||
April 28, 1946 | A Study in Bells | Bogart Carlaw | - | Albert Ward | Norman Lockwood, conducted by Fred Steiner | ||
The House | André Maurois | ||||||
May 19, 1946 | The Trial | Franz Kafka | Davidson Taylor | Guy della Cioppa(&pro) | Bernard Herrmann | ||
September 15, 1946 | The Last Delegate | Margaret Lewerth | John Dietz | Robert Stringer | |||
September 21, 1946 | The Midnight Town Is Full of Boys | Fletcher Markle | Albert Ward | Fred Steiner | |||
October 5, 1946 | Studies in Jealousy | Irving Hopkins | Alexander Semmler | ||||
October 12, 1946 | Brewsie and Willie | Gertrude Stein | Richard Sanville | Robert Stringer | |||
November 2, 1946 | Lee Fountain Comes of Age | Joseph Ruscoll | Werner Mishel | Alexander Semmler | |||
November 23, 1946 | The Tin Whistle | Richard Burdick | Carl Beyer | Everett Helm | |||
November 30, 1946 | It Shouldn't Happen to a Man | Madelyn Pugh | William N. Robson | Maurice Carlton, conducted by Wilbur Hatch | |||
December 7, 1946 | The Parade | Morris Markey | Margaret Lewerth | Richard Sanville | Robert Stringer | ||
December 14, 1946 | Alice and the Echo | Jean L. Meyer | John Becker | Alexander Semmler | |||
January 11, 1947 | The Surreal Marriage | Elwood Hoffman | Werner Mishel | Alexander Semmler | |||
January 25, 1947 | The Natural History of Nonsense | Bergen Evans | Joseph Ruscoll | Albert Ward | Ben Ludlow |
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