Verna Felton

About Lux Radio Theatre

1936 1

• Gold Diggers December 21, 1936 · commercial spokesman

1938 1

• Alice Adams January 3, 1938

1939 6

• Mayerling January 9, 1939
• The Life of Emile Zola May 8, 1939
• The Ex-Mrs. Bradford June 19, 1939 · commercial spokesman
• Ruggles of Red Gap July 10, 1939
• The Awful Truth (1939) September 11, 1939
• The Sisters October 9, 1939

1940 11

• Made for Each Other (1940) February 19, 1940
• The Rains Came March 18, 1940
• Abe Lincoln in Illinois April 22, 1940
• Showboat (1940) June 24, 1940
• His Girl Friday September 30, 1940
• Lillian Russell October 21, 1940
• Jezebel November 25, 1940
• Knute Rockne, All American December 2, 1940 · commercial spokesman
• My Favorite Wife December 9, 1940
• Fifth Avenue Girl December 16, 1940
• A Little Bit of Heaven December 30, 1940 · doubles

1941 17

• Vivacious Lady January 6, 1941
• The Cowboy and the Lady January 20, 1941
• Captain January (1941) January 27, 1941
• Rebecca (1941) February 3, 1941
• The Moon's Our Home February 10, 1941
• My Bill March 3, 1941
• The Awful Truth (1941) March 10, 1941
• Wife, Husband, and Friend April 28, 1941
• Kitty Foyle May 5, 1941
• Model Wife May 19, 1941
• Mr. and Mrs. Smith June 9, 1941
• The Shop Around the Corner June 23, 1941 · doubles
• Lydia September 22, 1941
• Unfinished Business October 6, 1941
• Merton of the Movies November 17, 1941
• The Doctor Takes a Wife December 8, 1941 · doubles
• Remember the Night (1941) December 22, 1941

1942 20

• Smilin' Through (1942) January 5, 1942
• A Tale of Two Cities (1942) January 12, 1942
• The Devil and Miss Jones (1942) January 19, 1942
• Blossoms in the Dust February 16, 1942
• Appointment for Love (1942) February 23, 1942 · doubles
• The Great Lie March 2, 1942
• The Lady Eve March 9, 1942
• One Foot in Heaven (1942) April 20, 1942 · doubles
• Test Pilot May 25, 1942
• Ball of Fire June 1, 1942
• You Belong to Me June 15, 1942
• Bedtime Story (1942) June 22, 1942
• H.M. Pulham, Esquire July 13, 1942 · doubles
• The Philadelphia Story (1942) July 20, 1942 · performer, doubles in a public service announcement for war bonds
• This Above All September 14, 1942 · doubles
• The Magnificent Dope September 28, 1942
• Love Crazy October 5, 1942
• My Favorite Blonde October 19, 1942
• The War Against Mrs. Hadley December 7, 1942
• A Star Is Born December 28, 1942

1943 11

• She Knew All the Answers January 11, 1943
• Are Husbands Necessary? February 15, 1943
• The Lady Is Willing March 1, 1943
• The Road to Morocco April 5, 1943
• Hitler's Children May 24, 1943
• The Philadelphia Story (1943) June 14, 1943
• My Sister Eileen July 5, 1943
• Heaven Can Wait October 11, 1943
• Mr. Lucky October 18, 1943
• Slightly Dangerous October 25, 1943 · doubles
• Kathleen December 27, 1943

1944 5

• Wake Up and Live February 21, 1944 · doubles
• Appointment for Love (1944) May 1, 1944
• Lucky Partners September 25, 1944
• Standing Room Only October 30, 1944
• Casanova Brown December 11, 1944

1945 6

• Lady in the Dark January 29, 1945
• Sunday Dinner for a Soldier February 19, 1945
• Bedtime Story (1945) February 26, 1945
• The Devil and Miss Jones (1945) March 12, 1945
• A Tale of Two Cities (1945) March 26, 1945
• Made for Each Other (1945) December 17, 1945

1946 1

• The Clock January 28, 1946

1951 2

• Fancy Pants September 10, 1951
• The Lemon Drop Kid December 10, 1951

1952 1

• My Blue Heaven February 25, 1952

1953 3

• Phone Call from a Stranger January 5, 1953
• The Fall of Maggie Phillips June 22, 1953
• Romance to a Degree August 3, 1953

About The Jack Benny Program

• The Stolen Violin February 7, 1937
• The Train Porter March 28, 1937
• The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Part One May 22, 1938
• The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Part Three June 5, 1938
• Preparing to Return to Work October 2, 1938
• Jesse James, Part One February 26, 1939
• Introducing Dennis Day October 8, 1939
• Dennis's Mother Interferes with the Show October 15, 1939
• Stanley and Livingstone October 22, 1939
• Masquerade Party October 29, 1939
• Jack Has a Toothache November 12, 1939
• An Ostrich for Thanksgiving November 19, 1939
• Murder on the Gridiron, Part One December 3, 1939
• Christmas Open House at Jack's December 24, 1939
• Leaving for New York by Train April 14, 1940
• Father's Day (1940) June 16, 1940
• Jack Tells His Childhood Story October 6, 1940
• Cavalcade of Eight Years for Jell-O May 31, 1942
• Jack Rounds Up the Gang in the Maxwell October 4, 1942
• Host Orson Welles March 14, 1943
• Orson Welles Takes the Cast to His Movie Lot March 21, 1943
• Orson Welles: Death at Midnight March 28, 1943
• Orson Welles: Little Red Riding Hood April 4, 1943
• Jack Returns after Illness April 11, 1943
• Dennis's Mother Visits December 12, 1943
• Trimming the Tree December 24, 1944
• Leaving for Chicago on the Train May 5, 1946
• Jack Listens to the World Series (1946) October 6, 1946
• To the Train Station for Chicago May 4, 1947
• Jack's Thirty-Ninth Birthday February 15, 1948
• Jack Goes Trick-or-Treating October 31, 1948
• Bus Tour of Beverly Hills September 11, 1949
• To New York for the Heart Fund January 29, 1950
• Jack Leaves for New York to Do a TV Show April 1, 1951
• Golden Girl November 25, 1951
• Jack Prepares for London May 25, 1952

About The Cinnamon Bear

• Chapter 1: Paddy O'Cinnamon November 26, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 2: Weary Willie November 27, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 3: Crazy Quilt Dragon November 29, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 4: The Inkaboos November 30, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 5: Wesley the Wailing Whale December 1, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 6: Samuel Seal December 2, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 7: Presto the Magician December 3, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 8: Candy Pirates December 4, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 9: Roly-Poly Policeman December 6, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 10: Professor Whiz December 7, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 11: Fee Fo the Gentle Giant December 8, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 12: Rhyming Rabbit December 9, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 13: The Wintergreen Witch December 10, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 14: Queen Melissa December 11, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 15: Snapper-Snick the Crocodile December 13, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 16: Oliver Ostrich December 14, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 17: Muddlers December 15, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 18: Cockleburr Cowboys December 16, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 19: Wooden Indian December 17, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 20: Flying Hat December 18, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 21: Snowman December 20, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 22: Santa Claus December 21, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 23: The Bad Dolls December 22, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 24: The Parade December 23, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 25: Captain Tintop December 24, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"
• Chapter 26: North Pole December 25, 1937 · as "Mrs. Barton"

About Suspense

• In Fear and Trembling February 16, 1943
• The Dark Tower May 4, 1944
• John Barbie and Son February 22, 1945
• The Story of Ivy June 21, 1945
• Summer Storm October 18, 1945
• Murder Off Key November 15, 1945
• Nineteen Deacon Street November 22, 1945
• A Week Ago Wednesday November 29, 1945
• Pink Camellias December 27, 1945
• The Angel of Death January 3, 1946
• The Leading Citizen of Pratt County May 30, 1946
• Dead Ernest (1946) August 8, 1946
• You'll Never See Me Again (1946) September 5, 1946
• The Man Who Thought He Was Edward G. Robinson October 17, 1946
• The Visitor (1947) September 18, 1947
• The Story of Markham's Death October 2, 1947
• The Hands of Mr. Ottermole December 2, 1948
• If the Dead Could Talk January 20, 1949
• Murder in Black and White April 14, 1949
• The Light Switch May 12, 1949
• Last Confession September 15, 1949
• The Escape of Lacey Abbott January 19, 1950 · commercial spokesman
• The Well-Dressed Corpse January 18, 1951

About The Red Skelton Show

• Red Returns After the Summer September 3, 1948
• Salute National Paperboy Day October 1, 1948
• Junior's Good Deed October 8, 1948
• Junior's Arsenal October 22, 1948
• Junior and the Milkman November 5, 1948
• G.I. Joe's Memories November 12, 1948
• Neighborhood Theater (1948) November 19, 1948
• Clem Kadiddlehopper Takes Over December 10, 1948
• A G.I. Joe Remembers Christmas December 17, 1948
• A Christmas Tree Salesman December 24, 1948
• Blood on the Moon January 7, 1949
• What People Think About Doctors January 14, 1949
• Troubles of the Doctor January 28, 1949
• How Red Is at Home April 15, 1949
• Spring Cleaning April 29, 1949
• Mother's Day (1949) May 6, 1949
• All About Dogs May 13, 1949
• The Barbecue October 9, 1949
• Red Does the Shopping December 4, 1949
• Red Gets a Physical January 8, 1950

About Family Theater

• Life's a Circus February 26, 1948
• The Kiss of Salome Jane July 19, 1950
• The Woman's Touch September 6, 1950
• The Windbag (1950) October 18, 1950
• The Golden Touch (January 1951) January 17, 1951
• The Golden Touch (May 1951) May 23, 1951
• The Funny Man July 11, 1951
• Rhapsody in Bop August 1, 1951
• The Kiddie Story Story September 19, 1951
• The Story of Danny Dollar Bill November 7, 1951
• The Fable of the Perfect Princess December 12, 1951 · narrator
• Land of Sunshine March 5, 1952
• Eclipse April 15, 1953
• Outnumbered April 29, 1953
• Hop, Skip and Jump July 29, 1953
• The .45 Caliber Teapot May 19, 1954
• The Story of Danny Dollar July 28, 1954

About The Railroad Hour

• Sweethearts (1949) February 14, 1949
• No, No, Nanette November 21, 1949
• The Mikado December 5, 1949
• Sweethearts (1950) February 13, 1950
• Mademoiselle Modiste (1950) February 27, 1950
• Irene (1950) November 6, 1950
• Danny Freel August 27, 1951
• Sweethearts (1951) October 22, 1951
• Mademoiselle Modiste (1951) November 26, 1951
• Miss Cinderella August 18, 1952
• Sweethearts (1953) December 7, 1953
• Irene (1954) March 22, 1954

About The Great Gildersleeve

• A Visit from Oliver October 26, 1941
• Gildy's First Day on the Job October 25, 1942
• Quiet Evening at Home November 8, 1942
• College Chum's Son Visits November 15, 1942
• Thanksgiving Dinner November 22, 1942
• Toothache December 6, 1942
• Christmas Program December 20, 1942
• Leroy's Chemistry Set December 27, 1942

About The Adventures of Philip Marlowe

• The Grim Echo February 14, 1950
• The Deep Shadow March 21, 1950
• The Uneasy Head June 6, 1950
• The Soft Spot September 1, 1950
• Dear Dead Days July 14, 1951

About The Screen Guild Theater

• Desire December 1, 1940
• A Girl, a Guy and a Gob October 9, 1944
• Brother Rat January 28, 1946
• Arsenic and Old Lace November 25, 1946
• Rose Marie June 23, 1947

About The Joan Davis Show

• Will Andy Russell Make a Movie for Atomic Pictures October 22, 1945
• Barbara Plays a Trick on Joan January 7, 1946
• Double Love Triangle January 21, 1946
• Birthday Party for Joan February 11, 1946

About Amos 'n' Andy

• Sapphire Might Be Pregnant February 5, 1950
• Andy Goes to Charm School April 2, 1950
• The De Puysters' Party October 21, 1951

About Fibber McGee and Molly

• Proper Picture Hanging Techniques April 23, 1940
• Fibber Builds a Telescope April 8, 1941
• Women Are Taking Over December 8, 1942

About Hallmark Playhouse

• Old Man Minick December 2, 1948
• Mother May 5, 1949
• Dr. Seracold October 27, 1949

About The First Nighter Program

• There's Something in the Air March 11, 1948
• Old Lady Shakespeare June 17, 1948
• The Honest Dope September 1, 1953

About The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show

• Getting Out the Vote November 5, 1950
• Fund Raising for the March of Dimes January 20, 1952
• Firing Elliott February 19, 1954

About Cavalcade of America

• Westward the Women January 1, 1945 · doubles
• Party Line June 18, 1945

About Dr. Christian

• The Man with the Paralyzed Arm February 6, 1938 · commercial spokesman
• Angie's Last Cure March 13, 1940

About Screen Directors Playhouse

• Mr. and Mrs. Smith January 30, 1949
• Lucky Jordan February 8, 1951

About The Adventures of Sam Spade

• The Spanish Prisoner Caper March 9, 1951
• The Rowdy Dowser Caper April 20, 1951

About The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show

• Guest: William Powell February 1, 1944 · commercial spokesman
• Guests: Adolphe Menjou and Verree Teasdale February 8, 1944

About The Judy Canova Show

• Valentine's Flashback to Cactus Junction February 9, 1946
• Judy Reads Scripts May 29, 1948

About Theatre of Romance

• Seventh Heaven September 4, 1945
• Casanova Brown November 13, 1945

About Arch Oboler's Plays

• Johnny Got His Gun March 9, 1940

About Command Performance

• Program 149: Claudette Colbert, Bob Burns, Tommy Dorsey November 7, 1944 · ?

About Duffy's Tavern

• Guest: Dennis Day May 2, 1944

About Encore Theatre

• Nurse Edith Cavell August 20, 1946

About Escape

• A Shipment of Mute Fate (1950) July 7, 1950 · doubles

About Let George Do It

• The Empress of Fish Falls August 22, 1949

About Our Miss Brooks

• Mr. Lathrop Returns to School September 26, 1954

About The Abbott and Costello Show

• Opening a Marriage Bureau April 21, 1948

About The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet

• Sales Resistance October 5, 1951

About The Aldrich Family

• Homer's Piano Recital March 2, 1944

About The Chase and Sanborn Program

• Guest: W. C. Fields March 24, 1946

About The Harold Lloyd Comedy Theatre

• My Favorite Wife February 4, 1945

About The Life of Riley

• Riley, the Cop October 11, 1947

About The Voyage of the Scarlet Queen

• Hattie McCormack and the Patient Stowaway December 31, 1947

About The Whistler

• Poor Henry September 18, 1949

About Wild Bill Hickok

• Jingles to the Rescue April 1, 1953