Doris Singleton

About Lux Radio Theatre

1942 2

• Ball of Fire June 1, 1942 · commercial spokesman, impersonating Madeleine Carroll, Janet Russell (commercial spokesman), Janet Waldo (commercial spokesman), Fred MacKaye (commercial spokesman
• To Mary, with Love November 16, 1942 · doubles

1943 19

• Each Dawn I Die March 22, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• The Navy Comes Through (May 1943) May 3, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Now Voyager (1943) May 10, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• The Talk of the Town May 17, 1943 · commercial spokesman
• Hitler's Children May 24, 1943 · commercial spokesman
• The Major and the Minor May 31, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• My Friend Flicka June 7, 1943 · commercial spokesman
• The Philadelphia Story (1943) June 14, 1943 · commercial spokesman
• In Which We Serve June 21, 1943 · commercial spokesman
• My Sister Eileen July 5, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Air Force July 12, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• The Phantom of the Opera September 13, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Slightly Dangerous October 25, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• So Proudly We Hail November 1, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Salute to the Marines November 8, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Mrs. Miniver December 6, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Five Graves to Cairo December 13, 1943 · commercial spokesman; one role of which is "Libby"
• Dixie December 20, 1943 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Kathleen December 27, 1943 · commercial spokesman: doubles

1944 25

• The Fallen Sparrow February 14, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby), Janet Russell (commercial spokesman), Duane Thompson (commercial spokesman), Helen Andrews (commercial spokesman), Fred MacKaye (director), Sanford Barnett (adaptor), Charlie Forsyth (sound effects
• In Old Oklahoma March 13, 1944 · commercial spokesman
• The Hard Way March 20, 1944 · commercial spokesman
• Happy Land April 10, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Coney Island (1944) April 17, 1944 · soloist
• This Land Is Mine April 24, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Appointment for Love (1944) May 1, 1944 · commercial spokesman
• Penny Serenade (1944) May 8, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Old Acquaintance May 29, 1944 · commercial spokesman
• Lost Angel June 19, 1944 · commercial spokesman: doubles one is as "Libby"
• Maytime September 4, 1944 · commercial spokesman
• Break of Hearts September 11, 1944 · commercial spokeswoman
• Suspicion (1944) September 18, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Lucky Partners September 25, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Home in Indiana October 2, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• In Old Chicago October 9, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Seventh Heaven (1944) October 16, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• The Story of Dr. Wassell October 23, 1944 · commercial spokeswoman
• Standing Room Only October 30, 1944
• The Pied Piper (1944) November 6, 1944 · commercial spokesman
• Magnificent Obsession (1944) November 13, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Dark Waters November 27, 1944 · commercial spokesman: doubles
• The Unguarded Hour December 4, 1944 · commercial spokesman
• Casanova Brown December 11, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Berkeley Square December 18, 1944 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"

1945 19

• Bride by Mistake January 1, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Tender Comrade January 22, 1945 · commercial spokesman
• Lady in the Dark January 29, 1945
• For Whom the Bell Tolls February 12, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Bedtime Story (1945) February 26, 1945 · doubles
• Disputed Passage March 5, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• The Devil and Miss Jones (1945) March 12, 1945
• A Tale of Two Cities (1945) March 26, 1945 · commercial spokesman
• The Suspect April 9, 1945 · commercial spokesman
• Only Yesterday (1945) April 16, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• The Petrified Forest (1945) April 23, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Moontide April 30, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• And Now Tomorrow (1945) May 21, 1945
• Murder, My Sweet June 11, 1945 · doubles
• The Canterville Ghost June 18, 1945 · commercial spokesman
• Christmas Holiday September 17, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Mrs. Skeffington October 1, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• The Keys of the Kingdom November 19, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Blood on the Sun December 3, 1945 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"

1946 7

• The Valley of Decision January 14, 1946 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Thunderhead, Son of Flicka February 25, 1946 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Gaslight April 29, 1946 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Tomorrow Is Forever May 6, 1946 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Coney Island (1946) September 30, 1946 · soloist
• I've Always Loved You November 4, 1946 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• O.S.S. November 18, 1946 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"

1947 8

• Kitty February 24, 1947 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Somewhere in the Night March 3, 1947 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Leave Her to Heaven (1947) March 17, 1947 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Alexander's Ragtime Band (1947) April 7, 1947 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• My Reputation April 21, 1947 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• My Darling Clementine April 28, 1947 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• Vacation from Marriage May 26, 1947 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"
• One More Tomorrow June 9, 1947 · commercial spokesman: as "Libby"

1951 1

• The Lemon Drop Kid December 10, 1951

1952 1

• Showboat (1952) February 11, 1952

1953 1

• Undercurrent (1953) November 30, 1953

1954 1

• Detective Story April 26, 1954

About The Whistler

• The Brass Ring September 16, 1946
• Night Melody (1947) January 27, 1947
• Eight to Twelve February 24, 1947
• The Murder of Byron Blake (1947) March 10, 1947
• Undertow February 4, 1948
• 'Til Death Do Us Part (1948) April 14, 1948
• Fatal Appointment July 7, 1948
• Trio of Rogues August 25, 1948
• The Hangtree Affair December 19, 1948
• All Damage Covered January 30, 1949
• Search for Maxine March 13, 1949
• Letters from Aaron Burr (1949) November 20, 1949
• Desert Reckoning February 12, 1950
• Dark Voyage April 9, 1950
• Finale August 20, 1950
• Murder Over Burma February 4, 1951
• The Murder of Byron Blake (1951) June 24, 1951
• Three Minus One Equals Murder November 11, 1951
• Marked Man March 16, 1952

About The Jack Benny Program

• Jack's Thirty-Ninth Birthday February 15, 1948 · as "Pauline," Mary's maid
• Jack Leaves for Detroit June 6, 1948
• Jack Goes Trick-or-Treating October 31, 1948
• Thanksgiving at Mary's November 28, 1948
• Bus Tour of Beverly Hills September 11, 1949
• Jack's Memory Is Lost and Found October 9, 1949
• Stood Up on New Year's Eve January 1, 1950
• Jack Leaves for New York to Do a TV Show April 1, 1951

About Let George Do It

• The Problem of Joe Martin August 15, 1949
• Death Begins at .45 April 24, 1950
• Second Degree Affection September 4, 1950
• See Me Once, You've Seen Me Twice February 26, 1951
• No Escape from the Jungle March 26, 1951

About The Adventures of Philip Marlowe

• The Last Laugh April 2, 1949
• The Vital Statistic March 14, 1950
• The Man on the Roof April 4, 1950
• The Final Payment September 15, 1950
• The Good Neighbor Policy July 28, 1951

About NBC University Theater

• Number One August 13, 1948
• The Ides of March (1949) July 2, 1949
• Babylon Revisted November 13, 1949
• The Ides of March (1950) January 15, 1950

About Suspense

• A Good and Faithful Servant June 2, 1952
• Night on Red Mountain (1959) January 11, 1959
• Mad Man of Manhattan March 8, 1959
• Too Hot to Live (1959) April 12, 1959

About The Alan Young Show

• Planning a Trip to Canada August 28, 1945
• Stolen Pearl Necklace October 4, 1946
• Proposing to Lulubelle October 18, 1946

About Duffy's Tavern

• Guest: Adolphe Menjou May 9, 1944 · as "Miss Duffy"
• Someone's Getting Hitched April 27, 1949

About My Favorite Husband

• The Literary Club's Speaker Comes to Dinner July 23, 1948
• Marriage License Error January 21, 1949

About Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar

• The Racehorse Piledriver Matter October 8, 1949
• The Skull Canyon Mine November 26, 1949

About Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator

• Nobody Lives There Any More February 9, 1955

About Our Miss Brooks

• The Balloon Dancer October 29, 1950

About Rocky Jordan

• The Lady from Tangiers July 4, 1951

About The Bob Hope Show

• From March Field (Guest: Judy Garland) January 30, 1951

About The CBS Radio Workshop

• Brave New World, Part 2 February 3, 1956

About The Joan Davis Show

• Career Woman, Guest: Danny Thomas October 18, 1947

About The Railroad Hour

• Smiles April 19, 1954