BARBARA STANWYCK RADIO APPEARANCES

1930s

Air Date	Radio Show	Title	Run Time	Players
3-Aug-1936	The Lux Radio Theatre	Main Street	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray
11-Oct-1937	The Lux Radio Theatre	Stella Dallas	60	Barbara Stanwyck, John Boles, Anne Shirley
31-Oct-1937	The Charlie McCarthy Show		60	Barbara Stanwyck Guest
7-Nov-1937	The Charlie McCarthy Show		60	Barbara Stanwyck Guest
6-Dec-1937	The Lux Radio Theatre	These Three	59	Errol Flynn, Barbara Stanwyck, Mary Astor
13-Feb-1938	The Charlie MacCarthy Show (The Chase and Sanborn Hour)	“The Straw,” by Eugene O’Neill.	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Charlie MacCarthy.  Barbara Stanwyck appears in, “The Straw,” by Eugene O’Neill. Charlie and Barbara remember the old South and then sing, “Thanks For The Memory.”
4-Apr-1938	The Lux Radio Theatre	Dark Victory	59	Barbara Stanwyck, Melvyn Douglas. The 1939 film of the same name (starring Bette Davis) was reportedly inspired by this broadcast.
29-May-1938	The Charlie McCarthy Show	Life Saving from Octopus	60	Barbara Stanwyck Guest. Barbara Stanwyck’s pool
19-Sep-1938	The Lux Radio Theatre	Morning Glory	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Ralph Bellamy
4-Dec-1938	America Calling	Rededication Day	60	Multi-star cast. Jack Benny, Clark Gable, Dick Powell, Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor
5-Feb-1939	The Charlie McCarthy Show	Paper Route	60	Barbara Stanwyck and Sterling Holloway. Guests perform “Honeymoon Around the World” and “Next Time We Meet”
13-Mar-1939	The Lux Radio Theatre	So Big!	60	Otto Kruger, Barbara Stanwyck, Preston Foster, Fay Wray
18-Sep-1939	The Lux Radio Theatre	Wuthering Heights	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Brian Aherne, Ida Lupino
6-Nov-1939	The Lux Radio Theatre	Only Yesterday	60	Barbara Stanwyck, George Brent

1940s

Air Date	Radio Show	Title	Run Time	Players
7-Jan-1940	The Jack Benny Program	Golden Boy	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Jack Benny. Guest Barbara Stanwyck visits Jack’s house to rehearse a scene from “Golden Boy
25-Mar-1940	The Lux Radio Theatre	Remember The Night	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Beulah Bondi, Fred MacMurray
31-Mar-1940	The Screen Guild Theatre	Allergic To Love	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor
29-Apr-1940	The Lux Radio Theatre	Smilin’ Through	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor
8-Feb-1941	America Calling	Greek War Relief	90	Multi-star cast. Jack Benny and Bob Hope are “co-masters of ceremonies.  Stanwyck, Robert Taylor and Melvyn Douglas do a a small comedy routine
28-Sep-1941	The Screen Guild Theatre	Meet John Doe	30	Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck, Edward Arnold
19-Oct-1941	The Screen Guild Theatre	Nothing Sacred	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor
9-Mar-1942	The Lux Radio Theatre	The Lady Eve	45	Barbara Stanwyck, Ray Milland, Charles Coburn
27-Apr-1942	The Lux Radio Theatre	Penny Serenade	60	Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck, Beulah Bondi, Edgar Buchanan
1-Jun-1942	The Lux Radio Theatre	Ball of Fire	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray
30-Jun-1942	Command Performance	Program #20	29	Multi-star Cast. Groucho and Barbara Stanwyck do a comedy routine
14-Sep-1942	The Lux Radio Theatre	This Above All	60	Tyrone Power, Barbara Stanwyck, James Kirkwood
11-Oct-1942	The Jack Benny Program	Jack Takes Two Cadets to Barbara Stanwyck’s House	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Jack Benny. The program originates from The Santa Ana Army Air Base, California.
2-Nov-1942	The Screen Guild Theatre	My Favorite Wife	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor
23-Nov-1942	The Lux Radio Theatre	The Gay Sisters	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Young
12-Apr-1943	The Screen Guild Theatre	Pittsburgh	30	Marlene Dietrich, Randolph Scott, John Wayne. Barbara Stanwyck speaks for the War Loan
12-Apr-1943	Lum and Abner	Program #391	10	Chester Lauck, Norris Goff, Barbara Stanwyck. Guest Barbara Stanwyck makes an appeal for the sale of war bonds
2-May-1943	The Charlie McCarthy Show	Charlie’s growing a moustache	23	Barbara Stanwyck, Charlie McCarthy, Edgar Bergen. Guest Barbara Stanwyck volunteers to be Charlie’s manager and get a raise for him from Bergen
28-Jun-1943	The Lux Radio Theatre	The Great Man’s Lady	59	Barbara Stanwyck, Joseph Cotton
28-Nov-1943	The Jack Benny Program	Dennis tries to get a raise from Jack. Butterfly McQueen applies for the job of maid for Mary	29	Barbara Stanwyck, Jack Benny, Phil Harris, Dennis Day, Butterfly McQueen. Barbara Stanwyck substitutes for Mary who is out with laryngitis.
27-Dec-1943	Front Line Theater	Ham for Sale	30	Jack Benny, Barbara Stanwyck, Basil Rathbone, Michael Curtiz
19-Mar-1944	The Jack Benny Program	Dennis dreams Barbara Stanwyck is in love with him	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone, Dennis Day
27-Mar-1944	The Screen Guild Theatre	Why Jack Is Not Going To Appear On The Screen Guild Theatre	29	Barbara Stanwyck, Jack Benny, Basil Rathbone. Jack Benny tries to get a part on the Screen Guild show in order to do a love scene with Barbara Stanwyck
18-Apr-1944	The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show	Program#34	30	Barbara Stanwyck, George Burns, Gracie Allen. Gracie and guest Barbara Stanwyck decide to clean house
30-Jul-1944	Command Performance	Program #131	31	Barbara Stanwyck (m. c.), Dick Haymes, Errol Flynn, June Allyson
30-Nov-1944	Lum and Abner		12	Chester Lauck, Norris Goff, Barbara Stanwyck. Barbara Stanwyck appears on the show to appeal for the Sixth War Loan
5-Mar-1945	The Screen Guild Theatre	Double Indemnity	29	Fred MacMurray, Barbara Stanwyck
9-Sep-1946	The Screen Guild Theatre	Waterloo Bridge	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor
30-Mar-1947	Woodbury Hollywood News	Interview	15	Louella Parsons, Barbara Stanwyck and David Niven. Louella in New York interviews David Niven (in Los Angeles) and Barbara Stanwyck (aboard the S. S. America in mid-ocean) at the same time. David and Barbara will soon appear together in, “The Other Love.”
21-Apr-1947	The Lux Radio Theatre	My Reputation	60	Barbara Stanwyck, George Brent
16-Jun-1947	The Lux Radio Theatre	The Other Love	60	Barbara Stanwyck, George Bent, Richard Conte
5-Apr-1948	The Screen Guild Theatre	One Way Passage	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor, War Bond
17-Oct-1948	The Jack Benny Program	Sorry, Wrong Number	30	Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone, Barbara Stanwyck, Dennis Day. After a dramatization of a scene from the movie, guest Barbara Stanwyck joins the cast for its version of, “Sorry, Wrong Number”
23-Nov-1948	This is Your Life		30	Multi cast program. Barbara Stanwyck, Joan Crawford, Al Jolson, John Lund.  The subject of the show is Ada Nelligan of Long Island. She was a much-beloved theatrical wardrobe lady, known by many famous performers.
10-Apr-1949	The Jack Benny Program	Dennis Dreams he is a Star	30	Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone, Barbara Stanwyck, Dennis Day
5-May-1949	The Screen Guild Theatre	Undercurrent	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor
31-Oct-1949	Screen Directors’ Playhouse	Remember The Night	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Gerald Mohr

1950s

Air Date	Radio Show	Title	Run Time	Players
9-Jan-1950	The Lux Radio Theatre	Sorry, Wrong Number	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Burt Lancaster
16-Feb-1950	The Screen Guild Theatre	Double Indemnity	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor
23-Jun-1950	Screen Directors’ Playhouse	The Strange Love Of Martha Ivers	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Norma Jean Nilsson
19-Oct-1950	Suspense	The Wages of Sin	30	Barbara Stanwyck
30-Oct-1950	The Lux Radio Theatre	Double Indemnity	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray
6-Nov-1950	Hollywood Star Playhouse	Not The Nervous Type	30	Barbara Stanwyck
11-Nov-1950	Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood		30	Barbara Stanwyck does a scene from The Furies. Robert Taylor, just back from filming “Quo Vadis,” is in the hospital.
8-Dec-1950	The MGM Theater of the Air	Dance, Fool, Dance	60	Barbara Stanwyck
11-Dec-1950	The Lux Radio Theatre	B.F.’s Daughter	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Stewart Granger
14-Dec-1950	Screen Directors’ Playhouse	Lady Gambles	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Stephen McNally, William Conrad, Paul Avery
1951	George Fisher Interviews The Stars	Program #101,102,103,104	13	Interviews with: Eleanor Parker, Hope Emerson, William Holden, Barbara Stanwyck
15-Mar-1951	Screen Directors’ Playhouse	Thelma Jordon	59	Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell Corey,William Conrad
23-Apr-1951	Hollywood Star Playhouse	Father’s Day	30	Barbara Stanwyck
27-Jun-1951	Family Theatre	Days Of Grace	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Louis Hayward. A woman in wartime London entertains her fiance’s brother while he’s at the front. A love affair with the brother is inevitable. The story has a surprise (and tragic) ending.
26-Jul-1951	Hollywood Star Playhouse	I’m A Coward	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Ken Peters, Herb Lytton.  A librarian attempts to capture, “The Omaha Ripper”
21-Sep-1951	Screen Directors’ Playhouse	No Man of Her Own	30	Barbara Stanwyck
14-Jan-1952	The Lux Radio Theatre	Goodbye, My Fancy	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Roland Young
2-Mar-1952	Theater Guild on the Air, United States Steel Hour	Portrait in Black	60	Barbara Stanwyck, Richard Widmark
6-Mar-1952	Hollywood Sound Stage	Dark Victory	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Carleton Young, Paula Winslowe, Hugh Douglas (host)
22-May-1952	Hallmark Playhouse	Marcia Burns	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Raymond Burr
25-May-1952	Hollywood Star Playhouse	Mrs. Teckey	30	Barbara Stanwyck
15-Jun-1952	The Screen Guild Theatre	Hold Back The Dawn	29	Barbara Stanwyck, Jean Pierre Aumont
3-Aug-1952	Hollywood Star Playhouse	The Third Fate	30	Barbara Stanwyck
10-Sep-1952	Family Theatre	The Leading Lady	30	Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Ryan, Roddy McDowall (host). A private detective hired to protect an actress’ jewels is actually in cahoots with the jewel thieves…or is he?
10-Feb-1954	Family Theatre	It’s Not The Money	30	Barbara Stanwyck, George Nader, Irene Dunne (hostess). An intriguing drama about an inheritance and the price of one’s principles.
28-Feb-1954	NBC Star Playhouse	The Lady Eve	55	Barbara Stanwyck
15-Mar-1954	The Lux Radio Theatre	Jeopardy	55	Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan, Tony Barrett. Barbara Stanwyck makes a beautiful blooper at the end and cracks up the whole cast.
18-Apr-1954	Stagestruck	How The Stage Helped Make Hollywood History	60	Mult-cast. Barbara Stanwyck, Mary Pickford, Katharine Hepburn, Humphrey Bogart, Clarke Gable, Robert Tayloe, Greta Garbo

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