Mary Lansing

About Lux Radio Theatre

• Madame Butterfly March 8, 1937
• Stella Dallas October 11, 1937 · doubles
• Arrowsmith October 25, 1937 · doubles
• These Three December 6, 1937 · commercial spokesman
• Alice Adams January 3, 1938 · commercial spokesman
• Brief Moment February 14, 1938 · commercial spokesman
• The Man Who Played God March 21, 1938 · commercial spokeswoman
• I Met My Love Again May 30, 1938 · commercial spokeswoman
• A Doll's House June 6, 1938 · commercial spokesman
• Theodora Goes Wild June 13, 1938
• Seven Keys to Baldpate September 26, 1938 · doubles
• That Certain Woman October 31, 1938 · performer, commercial spokesman
• Stage Door February 20, 1939 · commercial spokesman
• Ceiling Zero February 27, 1939
• So Big (1939) March 13, 1939 · doubles
• Silver Dollar April 3, 1939 · doubles
• White Banners June 12, 1939
• Bordertown July 3, 1939 · commercial spokesman
• The Sisters October 9, 1939
• Made for Each Other (1940) February 19, 1940
• Our Town May 6, 1940

About The Whistler

• The Judas Face June 3, 1946
• Quiet Sunday (1946) June 10, 1946
• Last Curtain (1947) January 20, 1947
• Maid of Honor April 14, 1947
• Career Man October 8, 1947
• The Lovely Look November 21, 1948
• Impulse January 23, 1949
• Smart Girl September 4, 1949
• Brief Pause for Murder September 11, 1949
• A Rose for Pamela (1949) October 9, 1949
• Evening Stroll January 1, 1950
• The Go-Between January 22, 1950
• Return with the Spray April 23, 1950
• Blue Alibi May 14, 1950
• Manhunt June 25, 1950
• Devoted Couple July 9, 1950
• Treasure Hunt (1951) January 21, 1951
• Design for Murder (1951) August 5, 1951

About Gunsmoke

• Billy the Kid April 26, 1952
• Buffalo Killers June 7, 1952
• The Boughten Bride July 12, 1952
• Shakespeare August 23, 1952
• Kitty November 29, 1952
• Sky August 8, 1953

About Jeff Regan, Investigator

• The Lady with Too Much Hair November 6, 1948
• The Pilgrim's Progress November 20, 1948
• The Lawyer and the Lady December 4, 1948
• The Gambler and His Lady December 11, 1948
• Oil for the Lamps of Burbank May 12, 1950

About Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar

• The Richard Splain Matter October 7, 1950
• The Jarvis Wilder Matter February 24, 1951
• The Jackie Cleaver Matter March 31, 1951
• The Chicago Fraud Matter February 6, 1953
• The Shayne Bombing Matter July 14, 1953

About Family Theater

• The Tin Whistle (1947) August 21, 1947
• The Tin Whistle (1948) August 12, 1948
• God and a Red Scooter (1949) February 16, 1949
• The Other Wise Man December 14, 1949

About Suspense

• Ordeal in Donner Pass November 2, 1953
• 'Twas the Night Before Christmas December 21, 1953
• Run, Sheep, Run July 13, 1954

About The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe

• The Case of the Impolite Corpse December 8, 1950
• The Case of the Malevolent Medic February 23, 1951
• A Slight Case of Perjury April 6, 1951

About Broadway Is My Beat

• The Jane Arnold Murder Case May 19, 1950
• The Steve Courtney Murder Case June 23, 1950

About Escape

• Treasure, Incorporated January 24, 1950
• A Rough Shoot August 15, 1951

About The Adventures of Philip Marlowe

• The Monkey's Uncle March 7, 1950
• The Long Way Home August 4, 1951

About Hallmark Playhouse

• Mrs. Union Station June 17, 1948

About Romance

• The Inheritance of Susan November 6, 1954

About Strange Wills

• Autograph Girl April 18, 1947

About The First Nighter Program

• A Writer in the Family January 29, 1948

About The Line-Up

• The Senile Slugging Case (February 1951) February 8, 1951

About The Voyage of the Scarlet Queen

• The Lily in the Chimoko Bar July 31, 1947

About Wild Bill Hickok

• The Wolf of Ghost Mountain October 3, 1952