Theater of the Mind
Moonlight Serenade
11 episodes · 1940–1942 · CBS, NBC · Big Bands

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Glenn Miller and his orchestra's fifteen-minute CBS shows for Chesterfield cigarettes, with Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke, Ray Eberle and the Modernaires. Radio Days has 11 broadcasts, 1940 to 1942, matched to RadioGOLDINdex for date and credits.
Sources: RadioGOLDINdex (J. David Goldin)
Episodes
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1940
- The Woodpecker Song
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, from "Chesterfield's Radio Playhouse" in Times Square, New York City. Singing: Marion Hutton and Ray Eberle. The first tune is "The Woodpecker Song." - Solitude
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, from the Civic Theatre, Chicago. Singing: Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke and Ray Eberle. The first tune is "Solitude." - Solid As A Stonewall, Jackson
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, from The Cafe Rouge of The Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City. Singing: Ray Eberle and Marion Hutton. The first tune is "Solid As A Stonewall, Jackson." - Five O'Clock Whistle
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. Singing: Marion Hutton, Jack Lathrop and Ray Eberle. The first tune is "Five O'Clock Whistle." - Slumber Song
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. Singing: Marion Hutton and Ray McKinley. The first tune is "Slumber Song."
1942
- String Of Pearls
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. The first tune is "String Of Pearls." - Dvork's Largo
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. The first tune is "Dvork's Largo." - Shh, It's A Military Secret
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. The first tune is "Shh, It's A Military Secret." - Something To Remember You By
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. Singing: Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke and The Modernaires. The first tune is "Something To Remember You By." - People Like You and Me
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. Singing: Tex Beneke, Ray Eberle, Marion Hutton and The Modernaires. The first tune is "People Like You and Me." - Moonlight Cocktail
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. Singing: Skip Nelson, Marion Hutton and The Modernaires. The first tune is "Moonlight Cocktail."