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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
12.26.1946	grand marquee (17) the slide rule says pass	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "The Slide Rule Says Pass". A romance of the gridiron; brain vs. br...
09.24.1946	grand marquee mexican interlude	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Mexican Interlude". Sponsored by: Rayve Shampoo. A comedy/romance a...
08.27.1946	grand marquee (08) home is the sailor	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Home Is The Sailor". The answer to the housing shortage? It's take...
08.20.1946	grand marquee (07) mouse or man	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Mouse Or Man?". Sustaining.
08.13.1946	grand marquee (06) love, that is	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Love That Is". Sustaining.
08.06.1946	grand marquee (05) wedding in colombia	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Wedding In Columbia". Sustaining.
07.30.1946	grand marquee (04) hold that memory	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Hold That Memory". A psychology professor takes his work too seri...
07.23.1946	grand marquee (03) hold it, please	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "Hold It, Please". The case of the photographer and the opera star....
07.16.1946	grand marquee (02) no room for a lady	+ NBC net, Chicago origination. "No Room For A Lady". The script was subsequently used on "Grand Ma...

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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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