Theater of the Mind
The Harold Lloyd Comedy Theatre
30 episodes · 1944–1945 · Blue Network, Armed Forces Radio Service · Comedy

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Harold Lloyd hosted this half hour for Old Gold cigarettes on the Blue Network in 1944-45, with Carl Hoff's orchestra: Hollywood stars in radio versions of comedy films and plays. Also known as The Old Gold Comedy Theatre.
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Episodes
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1944
- The Palm Beach Story
A husband and wife, still very much in love, decide to divorce. Claudette Colbert and Robert Young; the first show. - True to Life
Two radio writers earn a fortune turning out soap operas. Dick Powell and Victor Moore. - Vivacious Lady
A radio version of Vivacious Lady with Linda Darnell and Lee Bowman. - Clarence
Booth Tarkington's Clarence, with Joseph Cotten. - Take a Letter, Darling
A sharp businesswoman hires a handsome artist who can't stand business. Susan Hayward and John Hodiak. - Lucky Partners
A radio version of Lucky Partners with Herbert Marshall and Jane Wyman. - Bachelor Mother
A radio version of Bachelor Mother with Louis Hayward and Brenda Marshall. - Room Service
A producer tries to put on a play while dodging eviction from his hotel. Jack Oakie and Stu Erwin.
1945
- The Lady Eve
A radio version of The Lady Eve with Ralph Bellamy and Guy Kibbee. From New York. - Nothing but the Truth
A man bets he can tell nothing but the truth for twenty-four hours. Alan Young and Anne Baxter. - The Show-Off
A braggart and loudmouth somehow comes out on top. Fred Allen stars. - Appointment for Love
A doctor learns his new wife wants an apartment of her own. Paul Henreid and Virginia Bruce. - My Favorite Wife
A lawyer has his missing wife declared dead and remarries, and four hours later she comes home. Joel McCrea and Gail Patrick. - A Girl, a Guy and a Gob
A businessman falls for his temporary secretary, who loves his best friend. George Murphy and Lucille Ball. - The Milky Way
A meek milkman somehow becomes a boxing champion, from Harold Lloyd's own film. Robert Walker, James Gleason and Eve Arden. - You Can't Ration Love
A college girl decides to ration dates in wartime. Dick Haymes and Betty Jane Rhodes. - Standing Room Only
A small-town shingle maker and his clever secretary take on wartime Washington. Burgess Meredith and Paulette Goddard. - The Magnificent Dope
A radio version of The Magnificent Dope with William Gargan, Janet Blair and Tom Drake. - A Lady Takes a Chance
A bus breaks down in Arizona, and Molly lands in the lap of a cowboy who'd rather marry his horse. Randolph Scott and Gene Tierney. - Brewster's Millions
A man must spend a million dollars in thirty days, which is harder than it sounds. Dennis O'Keefe. - The Major and the Minor
A broke young woman tries to get home to Iowa on a half-fare ticket. Joan Fontaine and Sonny Tufts. - A Slight Case of Murder
When Prohibition ends, a bootlegger finds his beer isn't good enough anymore. Edward G. Robinson. - The Nervous Wreck
A hypochondriac goes to a dude ranch for his health and finds romance is the cure. Jack Haley. - Scatterbrain
A star is discovered in the Ozark mountains. Judy Canova. The copy is cut off before the end. - Hired Wife
A marriage for business turns into romance. Joan Bennett and Robert Paige. - She Loves Me Not
A Princeton student hides a nightclub singer in his room. Maria Montez, Tom Drake and Freddie Bartholomew. - Boy Meets Girl
Two writers plan a movie around an expectant waitress. Ann Sothern, Chester Morris and Lee Tracy. - June Moon
A beginning songwriter meets an old pro, from the play by Ring Lardner and George S. Kaufman. Jack Carson. - Having a Wonderful Crime
A lawyer and two honeymooners go on the run from a murder charge. Pat O'Brien. - Tom, Dick and Harry
A telephone operator must choose among a rich man, an odd one and a regular guy. June Allyson; the last show.