Lois Collier

About Lux Radio Theatre

• The Buccaneer November 14, 1938 · triples
• Silver Dollar April 3, 1939 · commercial spokesman
• The Sisters October 9, 1939 · commercial spokesman
• Goodbye, Mr. Chips November 20, 1939 · commercial spokesman
• Intermezzo January 29, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• The Young in Heart February 5, 1940 · commercial spokeswoman
• Swing High, Swing Low February 26, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• Trade Winds March 4, 1940
• Love Affair (1940) April 1, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• The Under-Pup April 15, 1940 · commercial spokeswoman
• Vigil in the Night May 27, 1940 · commercial spokeswoman
• Alexander's Ragtime Band (1940) June 3, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• Till We Meet Again June 10, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• Alias the Deacon July 1, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• Manhattan Melodrama September 9, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• Wings of the Navy October 7, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• The Rage of Manhattan November 18, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• My Favorite Wife December 9, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• Young Tom Edison December 23, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• A Little Bit of Heaven December 30, 1940 · commercial spokeswoman
• The Cowboy and the Lady January 20, 1941 · commercial spokeswoman
• Captain January (1941) January 27, 1941 · commercial spokesman
• The Whole Town's Talking February 24, 1941 · commercial spokeswoman
• Virginia City May 26, 1941 · commercial spokesman
• Lost Horizon September 15, 1941 · commercial spokesman
• Blood and Sand October 20, 1941 · commercial spokesman
• Her First Beau October 27, 1941 · commercial spokeswoman
• All This and Heaven Too December 15, 1941 · commercial spokesman
• Smilin' Through (1942) January 5, 1942 · commercial spokesman
• Strawberry Blonde March 23, 1942 · commercial spokesman
• Penny Serenade (1942) April 27, 1942 · commercial spokesman
• Test Pilot May 25, 1942 · commercial spokesman
• This Is the Army February 22, 1943 · commercial spokesman
• Reap the Wild Wind March 8, 1943