Who’s Who on the Dial
Jerome Lawrence
Cast, Writer, Producer, Music
162 episodes in 4 shows · 1942–1954
Jerome Lawrence got his start writing for CBS radio and co-created the series A Date with Judy with Aleen Leslie in 1941. Teaming up with Robert E. Lee, he formed the most prolific writing partnership in radio, and the two helped create Armed Forces Radio while serving in the U.S. Army during World War II. The pair later wrote the stage plays Inherit the Wind and Auntie Mame.
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The Railroad Hour 151 · Cast, Writer, Producer, Music About The Railroad Hour
1948 1
1949 10
The Red Mill (1949) January 10, 1949 · adaptor Rose Marie (1949) February 7, 1949 · adaptor Sweethearts (1949) February 14, 1949 · adaptor Eileen (1949) March 14, 1949 · adaptor State Fair (1949) March 21, 1949 · adaptor Best Foot Forward March 28, 1949 · adaptor Apple Blossoms (1949) April 18, 1949 · adaptor The Chocolate Soldier (1949) October 17, 1949 · producer Music in the Air (1949) October 24, 1949 · adaptor, producer The Mikado December 5, 1949 · adaptor
1950 13
The Red Mill (1950) January 2, 1950 · adaptor The Merry Widow (1950) January 23, 1950 · adaptor Sweethearts (1950) February 13, 1950 · adaptor Little Nellie Kelly March 13, 1950 · adaptor Sunny (1950) March 27, 1950 · adaptor The Prince of Pilsen April 24, 1950 · adaptor The Pink Lady (1950) May 8, 1950 · adaptor The Princess Pat (1950) May 22, 1950 · adaptor Roberta (1950) October 9, 1950 · adaptor Revenge with Music October 23, 1950 · adaptor Irene (1950) November 6, 1950 · adaptor A Connecticut Yankee November 27, 1950 · adaptor, producer The Railroad Hour Christmas Party December 25, 1950 · writer
1951 31
Carousel (1951) January 8, 1951 · adaptor The Student Prince (1951) January 15, 1951 · adaptor Two Hearts in Three-Quarter Time (1951) February 26, 1951 · adaptor Rosalinda (1951) March 12, 1951 · adaptor Annie Laurie (1951) April 2, 1951 · writer High Button Shoes May 7, 1951 · adaptor Katinka May 28, 1951 · adaptor The Merry Widow (1951) June 25, 1951 · adaptor Beautiful Dreamer July 2, 1951 · writer Casey at the Bat July 9, 1951 · composer, writer Springtime in Paris (1951) July 16, 1951 · writer The Big Top August 6, 1951 · writer Scheherezade (1951) August 13, 1951 · writer Long Ago August 20, 1951 · adaptor, composer Danny Freel August 27, 1951 · writer Innocents Abroad September 3, 1951 · writer, composer Journey into the Sun September 10, 1951 · writer, composer Rip Van Winkle September 17, 1951 · writer, composer The Emperor of San Francisco September 24, 1951 · writer, composer State Fair (1951) October 1, 1951 · adaptor Martha (1951) October 15, 1951 · adaptor Holiday Inn (1951) October 29, 1951 · adaptor Rose Marie (1951) November 5, 1951 · producer The Bohemian Girl November 12, 1951 · adaptor, producer Jubilee November 19, 1951 · adaptor Mademoiselle Modiste (1951) November 26, 1951 · adaptor Marinka December 3, 1951 · adaptor The Red Mill (1951) December 10, 1951 · adaptor Rosalie (1951) December 17, 1951 · adaptor The Happy Prince December 24, 1951 · adaptor Review of 1951 December 31, 1951 · writer
1952 41
I Married an Angel January 14, 1952 · adaptor The Three Musketeers (1952) January 28, 1952 · adaptor East Wind February 4, 1952 · producer, adaptor Frederika February 18, 1952 · adaptor The White Eagle March 3, 1952 · adaptor Sari (1952) March 17, 1952 · adaptor Kiss Me Kate March 24, 1952 · adaptor Rosalinda (1952) April 14, 1952 · adaptor Erminie April 21, 1952 · adaptor Sunny (1952) May 5, 1952 · adaptor Spring Is Here May 12, 1952 · adaptor The Great Waltz (1952) May 19, 1952 · adaptor My Maryland May 26, 1952 · adaptor The Minstrel Boy (1952) June 2, 1952 · writer The Swedish Nightingale June 9, 1952 · writer Right Dress June 16, 1952 · writer The Little Minister June 23, 1952 · adopter Springtime in Paris (1952) June 30, 1952 · composer Scheherezade (1952) July 7, 1952 · composer The Necklace July 14, 1952 · composer Love Song July 21, 1952 · adaptor The Pirate of New Orleans July 28, 1952 · composer Starlight (1952) August 4, 1952 · writer The Brownings August 11, 1952 · composer Miss Cinderella August 18, 1952 · composer Fantasie Impromptu August 25, 1952 · writer Pirates of Piccadilly September 1, 1952 · author Swan Lake September 8, 1952 · adaptor, composer Maestro September 15, 1952 · composer The Golden Curtain September 22, 1952 · composer Annie Laurie (1952) September 29, 1952 · composer Maytime October 6, 1952 · adaptor A Waltz Dream October 13, 1952 · adaptor Naughty Marietta (1952) October 20, 1952 · adaptor Seventh Heaven November 3, 1952 · adaptor Dearest Enemy November 10, 1952 · adaptor On Your Toes November 17, 1952 · adaptor The Vagabond King (1952) November 24, 1952 · adaptor Babes in Toyland (1952) December 1, 1952 · adaptor The Gypsy Baron December 8, 1952 · adaptor Review of 1952 December 29, 1952 · writer
1953 40
My Romance January 5, 1953 · adaptor Two Hearts in Three-Quarter Time (1953) January 12, 1953 · adaptor Show Boat (1953) January 19, 1953 · adaptor The Merry Widow (January 1953) January 26, 1953 · adaptor Carousel (1953) February 2, 1953 · adaptor Miss Liberty February 9, 1953 · adaptor Blue Paradise February 16, 1953 · adaptor Bitter Sweet (1953) February 23, 1953 · adaptor The Rose of Algeria March 2, 1953 · adaptor Up in Central Park March 9, 1953 · adaptor Eileen (1953) March 16, 1953 · adaptor Lute Song March 23, 1953 · adaptor The Princess Pat (1953) March 30, 1953 · adaptor Mary May 4, 1953 · adaptor Quality Street June 1, 1953 · adator Dear Yesterday June 8, 1953 · composer Love Story June 15, 1953 · writer New Wine June 22, 1953 · writer The Man Without a Country June 29, 1953 · writer Penny Whistle (1953) July 6, 1953 · writer The Rudolph Friml Story July 13, 1953 · composer Starlight (1953) July 20, 1953 · composer The Golden Empress July 27, 1953 · composer On Wings of Song August 3, 1953 · writer Trilby August 10, 1953 · adaptor Roaring Camp August 17, 1953 · composer Hope Is a Woman August 24, 1953 · composer Lorna Doone August 31, 1953 · adoptor Night Music September 7, 1953 · composer The Million Pound Bank Note September 14, 1953 · composer The Minstrel Boy (1953) September 21, 1953 · composer Familiar Stranger September 28, 1953 · writer The Student Prince (1953) October 5, 1953 · adaptor Rosalinda (1953) November 2, 1953 · adaptor Roberta (1953) November 9, 1953 · producer The Merry Widow (November 1953) November 16, 1953 · adaptor The Chocolate Soldier (1953) November 23, 1953 · adaptor State Fair (1953) November 30, 1953 · adaptor Sweethearts (1953) December 7, 1953 · adaptor Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1953) December 21, 1953 · adaptor
1954 15
The Girl from Utah January 18, 1954 · adaptor Music in the Air (1954) January 25, 1954 · adator The Schumann Story February 8, 1954 · writer Through the Years February 15, 1954 · adaptor Martha (1954) February 22, 1954 · adaptor The Great Waltz (1954) March 1, 1954 · adaptor Irene (1954) March 22, 1954 · adaptor Great Day April 5, 1954 · adaptor Babes in Toyland (1954) April 12, 1954 · adaptor Smiles April 19, 1954 · adaptor Birthday May 3, 1954 · composer Wonderful One-Hoss Shay May 10, 1954 · adaptor Penny Whistle (1954) May 24, 1954 · writer Homecoming May 31, 1954 · adaptor Rosalie (1954) June 7, 1954 · adaptor
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