Theater of the Mind
Grand Central Station
11 episodes · 1940–1951 · CBS, Blue Network · Drama

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Grand Central Station told a new romance, comedy or drama each week about people passing through New York's great railroad terminal, "crossroads of a million private lives." Each show opened with a train racing down along the Hudson and into the station. It began in 1937; these shows run from 1940 on the Blue Network to 1951 on CBS, most of them for Pillsbury.
Sources: RadioGOLDINdex
Episodes
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1940
- Revenge for Two
A romantic comedy on a train: with a little help from Cupid, a modern Princess Charming wins her prince.
1941
1945
- Grandpa Crashes Through
Outspoken Grandpa Gleason pays a visit to the Grand Central Art Galleries. - Larkspur to Feed the Soul
A love story for anyone who has ever been stagestruck. - Christmas Program
1946
- The Man I'll Never See
A blind man waiting for an eye operation walks into the wrong house and becomes the only witness to a murder. - Moon Blind
A country boy leaves his sweetheart for the big city, and when she marries someone else he turns to crime.
1948
- A Sprig of Mignonette
A romantic comedy: a woman doctor tries to change her despairing brother's outlook on life.
1949
- Too Young to Understand
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs doesn't list this date, but lists the same title on September 18, 1948. - Miracle for Christmas
The program's Christmas story, presented for the sixth year in a row.
1951
- If the Shoe Doesn't Fit
A young tap dancer tries to follow in the footsteps of a father who was no good.