Paul McVey

About Lux Radio Theatre

• The Navy Comes Through (November 1943) November 29, 1943
• Break of Hearts September 11, 1944
• A Tale of Two Cities (1945) March 26, 1945
• Blood on the Sun December 3, 1945

About NBC University Theater

• Lord Jim October 3, 1948
• The Heart of Midlothian February 27, 1949
• Sister Carrie October 16, 1949
• The Time of Man July 9, 1950

About Family Theater

• Christmas in July July 29, 1948
• Guilty of Mercy February 2, 1949
• Altar of Freedom February 9, 1949

About Let George Do It

• Friendship Clubs May 31, 1948
• The Rose Petal Staircase October 24, 1949
• Picture with a Black Frame May 8, 1950

About Screen Directors Playhouse

• The Exile January 23, 1949
• When My Baby Smiles at Me May 5, 1950
• Ivy January 11, 1951

About Tales of the Texas Rangers

• The White Elephant (1951) October 28, 1951
• Bright Boy February 24, 1952
• Double Edge August 3, 1952

About Wild Bill Hickok

• The Mark of a Killer January 25, 1952
• Rescue at Salvation Springs April 4, 1952
• War Drums and the Princess December 3, 1952

About Cavalcade of America

• The Conquest of Pain December 11, 1944 · triples
• America for Christmas December 25, 1944 · doubles

About Escape

• The Drums of the Fore and Aft (1948) April 18, 1948
• John Jock Todd May 2, 1948

About Suspense

• The Clock and the Rope (1947) December 5, 1947
• The Blind Spot May 1, 1948

About This Is Your FBI

• The Larcenous Landlady April 22, 1949
• The Swampland Fugitive May 20, 1949

About Broadway Is My Beat

• The Max Wendell Murder Case April 28, 1950

About Hallmark Playhouse

• Immortal Wife March 31, 1949

About Night Beat

• The Night Watchman May 15, 1950

About Our Miss Brooks

• Miss Brooks and Mr. Boynton See a J.P. March 25, 1951

About The Whistler

• A Mask for Kinsella April 24, 1949