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Leo Is on the Air (networks?, ?min) Trailer for For Me and My Gal Probably aired numerous times |
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Mail Call (network?, 30min) (Special program dedicated to Britain) Starring: Jack Benny, Judy Garland Judy sang: For Me and My Gal and There'll Always Be an England 2 |
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 from unknown magazine, 1942 |
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| May 3 |
The Chase and Sanborn Hour (NBC, 60min) Starring: Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy Guests: Judy Garland, Abbott and Costello, Ray Noble Judy sang: I Never Knew (I Could Love Anybody Like I'm Loving You) |
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| May 30 |
Hollywood All-Star USO Rally (NBC, ?min) Details unknown [Source: 2] |
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| October 9 |
Command Performance (#26 or 35, network?, ?min) MC: Bob Hope Guests: Claudette Colbert, Lana Turner, David Rose and Orchestra, and Judy Garland (no details available) [source 2] |
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| October 12 |
Lux Radio Theatre (CBS, 60min) Episode: "Morning Glory" Producer: Cecil B. DeMille Adaptation: George Wells Musical Director: Louis Silvers Announcer: Melville Ruick Starring: Judy Garland, John Payne, Adolphe Menjou Judy sang I'll Remember April [Note 1] |
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| November 18 |
Mail Call (No. 13, network?, ?min) Details unknown [source: 2] |
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| December 24 |
Command Performance Details unknown Some question as to whether Judy was actually on this show. [source 2] |
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| December 25 |
Elgin Christmas Day Canteen (CBS, 120min) Master of Ceremonies: Don Ameche Annoncer: Bill Goodwin Guests: Judy Garland, Abbott and Costello, Gracie Fields, Bob Hope, Bette Davis |
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| December 28 |
Lux Radio Theatre (CBS, 60min) Episode: "A Star Is Born" Producer: Cecil B. DeMille Adaptation: George Wells Musical Director: Louis Silvers Announcer: Melville Ruick Starring: Judy Garland, Walter Pidgeon, Adolphe Menjou Judy doesn't sing in this production. |
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Notes: 1. Coleman sets date at Oct. 6, Chapman and Radio Yesteryear set date at Oct. 12. Contents details from Coleman 2. Information from John Walther | ||
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