Alec Harford

About Lux Radio Theatre

• Libel! (1941) January 13, 1941
• A Tale of Two Cities (1942) January 12, 1942
• The Pied Piper (1942) December 21, 1942
• Libel! (1943) March 15, 1943
• In Which We Serve June 21, 1943
• Mrs. Miniver December 6, 1943 · doubles
• Random Harvest (1944) January 31, 1944
• The Pied Piper (1944) November 6, 1944
• The Unguarded Hour December 4, 1944
• A Tale of Two Cities (1945) March 26, 1945
• The Suspect April 9, 1945 · doubles
• National Velvet February 3, 1947
• Random Harvest (1948) April 19, 1948

About NBC University Theater

• Candide (1948) September 3, 1948
• A Passage to India (1948) November 28, 1948
• The Ministry of Fear January 23, 1949
• The Heart of Midlothian February 27, 1949
• A Passage to India (1949) June 12, 1949
• Precious Bane September 3, 1949
• Great Expectations January 1, 1950
• The Light That Failed February 12, 1950
• Sons and Lovers April 30, 1950
• Prater Violet May 14, 1950
• A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court August 6, 1950
• Jonathan Wild October 1, 1950

About Escape

• The Drums of the Fore and Aft (1948) April 18, 1948
• Confidential Agent April 2, 1949 · doubles
• The Drums of the Fore and Aft (1949) July 14, 1949
• The Tramp March 1, 1953
• A Sleeping Draught (1953) April 5, 1953
• A Source of Irritation July 5, 1953
• The Thirteenth Truck August 16, 1953
• Flood on the Goodwins (1954) July 24, 1954

About Family Theater

• Man Against Death April 10, 1947
• The Prince and the Pauper March 8, 1950
• Days of Grace June 27, 1951

About Cavalcade of America

• Mr. Conyngham Sweeps the Seas October 21, 1946 · doubles

About Crime Classics

• John and Judith, Their Crime, and Why They Didn't Get to Enjoy It December 16, 1953

About Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar

• The London Matter June 22, 1950