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+ "Everything For The Boys," a new radio program starring Ronald Colman, written by Arch Oboler and designed to give our servicemen on the fighting front what its title implies, will make its bow Tuesday over NBC-WKPT. The two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Sherwood's "The Petrified Forest," with Ronald Colman headlining and Academy Award Winner Ginger Rogers as guest star, leads off the new series. The first program will also feature two-way, short wave conversations between Colman and Miss Rogers in the NBC studios and two young bomber pilots stationed at an air base somewhere in England, about to go on their fiftieth mission. Click here to read more about Everything For The Boys


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 05.23.1944 quality street

+ "Quality Street". Sponsored by: Autolite. After the drama, a conversation with two soldiers stati...
 05.16.1944 blithe spirit

+ "Blythe Spirit". Sponsored by: Autolite. The radio premier of the drama by Noel Coward. An Englis...
 05.09.1944 this above all

+ "This Above All". Sponsored by: Auto-Lite. Ronald Colman and Olivia de Havilland appear in, "This...
 05.02.1944 holy matrimony

+ "Buried Alive" ("Holy Matrimony"). Sponsored by: Auto-Lite. A famous British artist switches iden...
 04.25.1944 death takes a holiday

+ "Death Takes A Holiday". Sponsored by: Auto-Lite. Ingrid Bergman sings, "As Time Goes By." A phon...
 04.18.1944 the jarvis bay goes down

+ "The Jarvis Bay Goes Down". Sponsored by: Auto-Lite. Guest Ella Logan sings a song dedicated to t...
 04.11.1944 the citadel

+ "The Citadel". Sponsored by: Autolite. A drama about a doctor who cares for money than for healin...
 04.04.1944 this living book

+ "The Living Book". Sponsored by: Autolite. A chat with two G. I's in Fairbanks, Alaska fails to t...
 03.28.1944 an ostrich in bed

+ "An Ostrich In Bed". Sponsored by: Autolite. A conversation with two G. I. 's in the South Pacifi...
 03.21.1944 a girl on the road

+ "The Girl In The Reed". Sponsored by: Autolite. A drama about a girl hitch-hiker with the problem...
 03.14.1944 the ghost goes west

+ "The Ghost Goes West". Sponsored by: Autolite. Conversations by shortwave with servicemen in Chun...
 03.07.1944 of human bondage

+ "Of Human Bondage". Sponsored by: Autolite. A message to soldiers in Iceland after the drama. Ada...
 02.22.1944 the woman stayed at home

+ "The Women Stayed At Home". Sponsored by: Autolite. Ronald Colman reads a love poem by Helen Deut...
 02.15.1944 a man to remember

+ "A Man To Remember". Sponsored by: Autolite. The story of the life of a country doctor who leaves...
 02.08.1944 berkeley square

+ "Berkeley Square". Sponsored by: Auto-Lite. "A romance that transcends time," with Ronald Colman....
 02.01.1944 lost horizon

+ "Lost Horizon". Sponsored by: Auto-Lite. An abridged visit to Shangri-La. A phone call to Algeria...
 01.18.1944 petrified forest

+ "The Petrified Forest". Sponsored by: Autolite. The first show of the series. "The Petrified Fore...
The format of the program featured a drama, then a phone call (actually shortwave radio) from a serviceman overseas to the family back home. The stories are adapted by Arch Oboler, and designed for GIs during WWII. It was produced by NBC- WKPT. Autolite was the sponsor for the program. Gordon Jenkins is the music arranger & conductor.

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EVERYTHING FOR THE BOYS
Ronald Colman fan card circa 1932
Ronald Colman in Clive of India circa 1935
Ronald Colman in Champagne for Caesar with Celeste Holm and Vincent Price (1950)
Ronald Colman and Benita Hume publicity photo for Television's The Halls of Ivy (1954)
Ronald Colman's last film appearance headlining The Story of Mankind (1957) as The Spirit of Man
Vincent Price and Ronald Colman reunite in 1957's The Story of Mankind
The Colmans -- Ronald and Benita Hume -- roughing it with Jimmy Weldon circa 1957
Ronald Colman in Life Magazine circa 1957
Ronald Colman in Life Magazine spread circa 1957
Arch Oboler goes over The Hollywood March Of Dimes Of The Air script with emcee Tommy Cook at the NBC mike (1942)
Arch Oboler with Raymond Edward Johnson rehearsing at the MBS Mike
Arch Oboler goes over a script with one of his actors circa 1941
Perky piece punctuates penta-psychodrama proposing pitiful post-pandemic panic.
Oboler's F.L.Wright-designed beachhouse was used as the final location for his movie Five (1951)
The gatehouse of Oboler's Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home, 'Eaglefeather,' in Malibu Canyon.
Arch Oboler's Twonky (1953)
Oboler's Bwana Devil (1952) boasted its claim as the first feature length 3-D film
As late as 1962, Arch Oboler and Capitol Records teamed to create a fascinating compilation of Oboler's scarier productions.
Ronald Colman
The Ghost Goes West
Agnes Moorehead
Anne Baxter
Bob Bailey
Bob Burns
Dennis Day
Edna Best
Ella Logan
Ella Mae Morse
Frank Sinatra
Greer Garson
Hans Conried
Ida Lupino
Ingrid Bergman
Janet Blair
Joan Bennett
Judy Garland
Loretta Young
Luis Van Rooten
Martha Scott
Mercedes McCambridge
Olivia De Havilland
Ronald Colman
Ruth Chatterton
Virginia O'Brien
Petrified Forest
Death Takes A Holiday
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