ری کالینز (اویونچو)

ری کالینز (اویونچو) (اینگیلیسجه: Ray Collins (actor)) آمریکالی اوْیونچو. ۱۰ دسامبر ۱۸۸۹ ایلینده آمریکادا دۆنیایا گؤز آچیب. ۷۵  ایل عؤمر ائله‌ییب و ۱۱ ژوئیه ۱۹۶۵ میلادی تاریخینده وفات ائدیب. 1902–1964 ایللر آراسیندا سینما ساحه‌سینده چالیشیب.
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 Dateآدی روْل  نوت June 23 – July 1924 The Blue Bandanna Gentleman Jim Delano Vanderbilt Theatre, New York September 11, 1924 – January 1925 Conscience Jeff Stewart Belmont Theatre, New York March 26, 1925 – Eve's Leaves Theodore Corbin Wallack's Theatre, New York September 28 – October 1925 The Bridge of Distances Captain Aylmer Herryot Morosco Theatre, New York August 30 – December 1926 The Donovan Affair Nelson Fulton Theatre, New York September 18 – October 1928 The Big Fight Majestic Theatre, New York November 9, 1928 – January 1929 On Call John Q. Smith Waldorf Theatre, New York September 16 – October 1929 A Strong Man's House Allen Ambassador Theatre, New York February 26–28, 1931 Paging Danger Kenneth Holden Booth Theatre, New York March 24 – June 28, 1941 Native Son Paul Max St. James Theatre, New York
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! Date
!آدی 
!روْل 
! نوت
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| 1930 –
| The American School of the Air
| Repertory cast
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| February 9, 1931 –
| The Eno Crime Club
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| Mystery drama series
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| March 6, 1931 –
| The March of Time
| Repertory cast
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| January 16, 1933 –
| Just Plain Bill
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| Serial drama
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| July 25, 1936
| Five Star Theatre
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| "Behind That Curtain", conclusion of a Charlie Chan mystery
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| July 14 – September 22, 1935
| America's Hour
| Repertory cast
| Patriotic documentary drama
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| 1935–41
| Cavalcade of America
| Repertory cast
| Weekly anthology drama series
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| March 22, 1936
| Terror by Night
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| "The Bells"
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| February 23 –September 16, 1936
| Peter Absolute
| Augustus Crabtree
| Weekly dramatic serialCollins plays a strolling tragedian in this story of a boy's adventures during the early days of the Erie CanalThe Racine Journal-Times Sunday Bulletin, February 23, 1936, page 4.
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| June 1, 1936 –
| Wilderness Road
| Daniel Boone
| Frontier serial drama
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| July 25, 1936
| Columbia Workshop
| Repertory cast
| "Broadway Evening"
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| August 1, 1936
| Columbia Workshop
| Repertory cast
| "Cartwheel"
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| September 2, 1936 – August 1937
| The Heinz Magazine of the Air
| John
| Serial drama segment, "Trouble House"
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| September 12, 1936
| Columbia Workshop
| Repertory cast
| "A Voyage To Brobdingnag"
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| July 23 – September 3, 1937
| Les Misérables
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| Seven-episode weekly seriesFirst drama by Orson Welles's nascent Mercury Theatre radio company
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| August 30, 1937
| Shakespearean Cycle
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| "Twelfth Night"
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| September 26, 1937 –September 11, 1938
|  The Shadow
| Commissioner WestonRepertory cast
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| December 3, 1937
| Grand Central Station
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| Starring Martin Gabel
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| December 23, 1937
| The Kate Smith Hour
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| "Blessed Are They"
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| July 11, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Russian Captain
| "Dracula"
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| July 18, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Ben Gunn
| "Treasure Island"
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| July 25, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Prosecutor
| "A Tale of Two Cities"
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| August 1, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
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| "The Thirty-Nine Steps"
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| August 8, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
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| "My Little Boy", "The Open Window", "I'm a Fool"
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| August 15, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
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| "Abraham Lincoln"
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| August 22, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
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| "The Affairs of Anatol"
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| August 29, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Abbé Faria
| "The Count of Monte Cristo"
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| September 5, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| The Professor
| "The Man Who Was Thursday"
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| September 25, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Dr. Watson
| "Sherlock Holmes"
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| September 29, 1938
| Columbia Workshop
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| "The Lighthouse Keeper"
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| October 9, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
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| "Hell on Ice"
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| October 16, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Mr. Parcher
| "Seventeen"
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| October 23, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Detective Fix
| "Around the World in Eighty Days"
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| October 27, 1938
| Columbia Workshop
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| "Air Raid"
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| October 27, 1938 –August 26, 1939
| County Seat
| Doc Will Hackett
| Serial drama
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| October 30, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Mr. WilmuthMr. Harry McDonaldAnnouncer from Broadcasting Building roof
| "The War of the Worlds"
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| November 6, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Marlow
| "Heart of Darkness", "Life with Father"
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| November 13, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
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| "A Passenger to Bali"
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| November 20, 1938
|  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
| Samuel Pickwick
| "The Pickwick Papers"
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| December 9, 1938
|  The Campbell 
layhouse
| Frank Crawley
| "Rebecca"
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| December 15, 1938
| Columbia Workshop
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| "A Trip to Czardis"
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| December 16, 1938
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Call It a Day"
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| December 23, 1938
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "A Christmas Carol"
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| December 30, 1938
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "A Farewell to Arms"
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| 1938
| No Help Wanted
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| The story of the WPA, produced for BBC broadcast by the radio division of the Federal Theatre Project
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| January 6, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Counsellor-at-Law"
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| January 13, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Thomas Birkitt
| "Mutiny on the Bounty"
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| January 20, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Hibbard
| "The Chicken Wagon Family"
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| January 27, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Faye
| "I Lost My Girlish Laughter"
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| February 3, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Professor Gottlieb
| "Arrowsmith"
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| February 10, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Dr. Traherne
| "The Green Goddess"
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| February 17, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| 
| "Burlesque"
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| February 24, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| 
| "State Fair"
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| March 10, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Royal Regiment"
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| March 10, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Shad O'Rory
| "The Glass Key"
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| March 17, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Beau Geste"
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| March 24, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Oliver Webb
| "Twentieth Century"
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| March 31, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Windy
| "Show Boat"
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| April 2, 1939
| Americans All, Immigrants All
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| 26-episode CBS cultural documentary drama series produced by the U.S. Department of the Interior and the WPA"Contributions in Science"
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| April 7, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Les Misérables"
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| April 9, 1939
| Americans All, Immigrants All
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| "Contributions in Arts and Crafts"
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| April 14, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "The Patriot"
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| April 15, 1939
|  Arch Oboler's Plays
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| "Three Plays of the Ways of Men"
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| April 16, 1939
| Americans All, Immigrants All
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| "Contributions in Social Progress"
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| April 23, 1939
| Americans All, Immigrants All
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| "A New England Town"
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| April 28, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Black Daniel"
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| April 30, 1939
| Americans All, Immigrants All
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| "An Industrial City"
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| May 5, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Wickford Point"
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| May 7, 1939
| Americans All, Immigrants All
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| "Grand Finale"
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| May 12, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Our Town"
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| May 19, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Uncle Phipps
| "The Bad Man"
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| May 26, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Repertory cast
| "American Cavalcade: The Things We Have"
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| May 12, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Victoria Regina"
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| July 20, 1939
| Columbia Workshop
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| "John Brown's Body"
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| September 10, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Governor
| "Peter Ibbetson"
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| September 17, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Nat Miller
| "Ah, Wilderness!"
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| September 24, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Willy Cameron
| "What Every Woman Knows"
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| October 1, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Caderousse
| "The Count of Monte Cristo"
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| October 8, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Slimane
| "Algiers"
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| October 15, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Murdered CopForgiving JudgeUnforgiving Farmer
| "Escape"
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| October 29, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Fred Amberson
| "The Magnificent Ambersons"
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| November 5, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Father Paul
| "The Hurricane"
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| November 12, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Mr. Raymond
| "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd"
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| November 19, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Lt. de Trevignac
| "The Garden of Allah"
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| November 26, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Tubby
| "Dodsworth"
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| December 3, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "Lost Horizon"
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| December 17, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Nicky Shayne
| "There's Always a Woman"
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| December 24, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| 
| "A Christmas Carol"
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| December 31, 1939
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| 
| "Come and Get It"
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| January 14, 1940
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| Jed Waterbury
| "Theodora Goes Wild"
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| January 21, 1940
|  The Campbell Playhouse
| The Rector
| "The Citadel"
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| January 22, 1940 –
|  Life Begins
| Alvin Craig
| Serial drama
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| January 28, 1940
|  The Campbell Playhouse
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| "It Happened One Night"
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| April 18, 1940
| Columbia Workshop
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| "Three Strikes and You're Out"
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| May 29, 1940
| Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons
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| "The Case of the Woman Who Wasn't Needed"
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| June 5, 1940
| Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons
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| "The Case of the Woman Who Wasn't Needed" (conclusion)
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| August 4, 1940 –
| Crime Doctor
| Dr. Benjamin Ordway
| Weekly crime drama
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| December 22, 1940
| Columbia Workshop
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| "The Plot to Overthrow Christmas"
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| April 6, 1941
| The Free Company
| Bill Knaggs
| "His Honor, the Mayor"
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| May 9, 1941
| Great Moments from Great Plays
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| "Ceiling Zero"
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| June 9, 1941
| Salute to Canada Lee
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| Nationwide Mutual Network program that concludes with Canada Lee and Collins performing the last scene from Native SonCast: Paul Robeson (emcee), Eddie Anderson, Ray Collins, Duke Ellington, Canada Lee, Hattie McDaniel, Bill Robinson, Richard Wright
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| July 2, 1941
| The Pursuit of Happiness
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| Episode dramatizing John Peter Zenger's fight for freedom of the press"
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| July 6, 1941
| Columbia Workshop
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| "Between Americans"
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| July 25, 1936
| Columbia Workshop
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| "Ann Was an Ordinary Girl"
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| August 24, 1941
| Columbia Workshop
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| "Job"
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| September 22, 1941
| The Orson Welles Show
| The Devil
| Segment titled "The Right Side"
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| September 29, 1941
| The Orson Welles Show
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| Segment titled "The Interlopers"
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| October 6, 1941
| The Orson Welles Show
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| 
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| October 20, 1941
| The Orson Welles Show
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| With cast members from The Magnificent Ambersons, which begins shooting the following week
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| November 3, 1941
| The Orson Welles Show
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| 
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| November 10, 1941
| The Orson Welles Show
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| 
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| November 16, 1941
| Red Cross Roll Call
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| Hour-long program on all major radio networks to benefit the American Red CrossCast: Judith Anderson, Lionel Barrymore, Roy Collins, Raymond Massey, Paul Muni ("Narrative in Red and White")
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| December 1, 1941
| The Orson Welles Show
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| 
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| December 15, 1941
| Cavalcade of America
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| "The Great Man Votes", broadcast from Hollywood
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| December 22, 1941
| The Orson Welles Show
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| 
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| January 12, 1942
| The Orson Welles Show
| Phil
| "The Apple Tree"
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| January 19, 1942
| The Orson Welles Show
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| "My Little Boy"
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| April 20, 1942
| Cavalcade of America
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| "In This Crisis"
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| May 25, 1942
| Cavalcade of America
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| "Young Tom Jefferson"
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| June 14, 1942
| Towards the Century of the Common Man
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| UN Flag Day program
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| November 9, 1942
| Ceiling Unlimited
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| "The Flying Fortress"
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| November 22, 1942
| Hello Americans
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