Sarah Selby

About Lux Radio Theatre

• The Story of Louis Pasteur November 23, 1936 · commercial spokesman
• Madame Sans-Gene December 14, 1936
• Men in White January 4, 1937 · performer, commercial spokesman
• Desire March 15, 1937 · commercial spokesman
• Magnificent Obsession (1937) April 26, 1937 · doubles
• Come and Get It November 15, 1937 · commercial spokesman
• Clarence January 24, 1938
• Dangerous April 25, 1938 · doubles
• Confession November 21, 1938
• Stage Door February 20, 1939 · doubles
• Broadway Bill April 24, 1939 · commercial spokesman
• Love Affair (1940) April 1, 1940 · doubles
• Showboat (1940) June 24, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• Wings of the Navy October 7, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• The Rage of Manhattan November 18, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• Libel! (1941) January 13, 1941 · commercial spokesman
• Captain January (1941) January 27, 1941 · commercial spokesman
• Cheers for Miss Bishop March 17, 1941 · commercial spokesman
• Model Wife May 19, 1941 · commercial spokesman
• Standing Room Only October 30, 1944
• Casanova Brown December 11, 1944

About The Whistler

• Man of Distinction October 15, 1947
• Bird of Prey March 31, 1948
• The Silent City April 21, 1948
• The Cheat February 6, 1949
• Grave Secret February 27, 1949
• Solid Citizen (1949) May 1, 1949
• Letter to Melanie June 5, 1949
• Panic on Mulberry Street July 3, 1949
• Debt of Honor October 23, 1949
• The New Mrs. Devlin November 6, 1949
• Attorney for the Defense July 16, 1950
• That Hemsley Affair September 24, 1950
• Treasure Hunt (1951) January 21, 1951
• Episode at Thunder Mountain January 6, 1952
• A Rose for Pamela (1952) February 17, 1952

About Family Theater

• Stolen Symphony (1948) January 15, 1948
• Eddie Meets the Family April 22, 1948
• Stolen Symphony (1949) May 11, 1949
• Germelshausen March 15, 1950
• Stolen Symphony (1950) November 1, 1950
• A Pardon for Tippy March 14, 1951
• The Bid Was Four Hearts August 8, 1951

About Let George Do It

• The Spirit World May 10, 1948
• The Ghost on Bliss Terrace August 16, 1948
• The Little Man Who Was Everywhere September 27, 1948
• Death in Blue Jeans June 6, 1949
• Too Near the Sky December 5, 1949
• Most Likely to Die June 26, 1950

About Escape

• A Shipment of Mute Fate (March 1948) March 28, 1948
• The Sure Thing (1949) October 15, 1949
• Figure a Dame December 20, 1949
• A Shipment of Mute Fate (1950) July 7, 1950

About The Story of Dr. Kildare

• Phillip Van Cort's Amnesia January 4, 1950
• Priscilla's Broken Arm March 8, 1950
• Dan Malloy's Peptic Ulcer March 29, 1950
• Dr. Conlon, Quack September 27, 1950

About Amos 'n' Andy

• The $3000 Diamond Ring September 30, 1951
• Engaged to Susan Bennett October 28, 1951
• Stock Market Tip May 3, 1953

About Cavalcade of America

• The Camels Are Coming January 21, 1946
• The Pinkerton Man November 18, 1946

About Dragnet

• The Big Test August 28, 1952
• The Big Strip February 1, 1953

About NBC University Theater

• Main Street (1949) January 2, 1949
• The Doctor in Spite of Himself June 25, 1950

About Night Beat

• The Night Watchman May 15, 1950
• Molly Keller July 17, 1950

About Columbia Workshop

• Rain, Rain, Go Away December 28, 1946

About Crime Classics

• The Final Day of General Ketchum and How He Died July 27, 1953

About Suspense

• The Thirteenth Sound (1951) April 26, 1951

About The Alan Young Show

• The Mouse March 14, 1947

About The CBS Radio Workshop

• Subways Are for Sleeping August 3, 1956

About The Great Gildersleeve

• Gildy Protects Hooker from Mona January 30, 1952

About The Halls of Ivy

• The Wellmans Come to Dinner June 11, 1952

About Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar

• Pearl Carrasa April 25, 1950