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+ Grand Marquee ran from 1946 to 1947 and is a light-hearted romantic comedy where most of the show is spent in antics proving the difference between men and women and the problems that arise from misunderstandings between the two. The show starred Jim Ameche and Beryl Vaughn. Click here to read more about Grand Marquee

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Please enjoy these 34 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis
06.26.1947	grand marquee (43) the unexpected guest	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "The Unexpected Guest". Sponsored by: Rayve Shampoo, Yankee Clover.
07.03.1947	grand marquee (44) no room for a lady	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "No Room For A Lady". Sponsored by: Rayve Shampoo, Yankee Clover. Th...
07.10.1947	grand marquee (45) here we go again	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Here We Go Again". Sponsored by: Rayve Shampoo, Yankee Clover. "A m...
07.24.1947	grand marquee (47) sometimes you strike it rich	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Sometimes You Strike It Rich". A man goes on a lonely journey in s...
08.07.1947	grand marquee (49) till crime do us part	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "'Til Crime Do Us Part". Siamese twins at a carnival!
08.14.1947	grand marquee (50) the magic wire	+ NBC net, Chicago orignation. "The Magic Wire". A circus performer carries a man's heart across th...
08.21.1947	grand marquee (51) haunt me a house	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Haunt Me A House". An eager real estate agent tries to sell a hous...
09.11.1947	grand marquee (54) the remarkable talent of egbert haw	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "The Remarkable Talent Of Egbert Haw". Possibly the last show of th...
07.09.1946	half a dog is better than none	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Half A Dog Is Better Than None". The first show of the series. Ho...

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Surprised to find so many episodes. The show is not great drama, but it is a lot of fun. Thanks for having them available.

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Featuring all of the existing programs in very good high code sound. Grand Marquee is a program of light anthology dramas that originated in Chicago. It began as an NBC summer replacement for Amos n' Andy in 1946, then returned for a full season from November 17, 1946 through September 25, 1947, mostly broadcast on Thursdays sponsored by Rayve Creme Shampoo Yankee Clover. Featured players on the series was Jim Ameche, Beryl Vaughan, Olan Soule and Muriel Bremner. Norman Felton was the producer. Writers included Virginia Safford Lynne. Announcers were George Stone and Kleve Kirby.

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