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Francis Robinson
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Search complete. 8 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Francis Robinson".
Oct 1, 2026
Joyce Wallace - Richard Diamond | 03/12/1950 (Ep045)
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28:17Eddie KingNARRATOR
Ed Begley played Lieutenant Walt Levinson.
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28:19Eddie KingNARRATOR
Also in the cast were Wilms Herbert, Francis Robinson, Clark Gordon, Joan Banks, Jack Crucian, and Charles Seal.
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28:26Eddie KingNARRATOR
Music was under the direction of Frank Wirth.
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28:28Eddie KingNARRATOR
Today's show was written by Blake Edwards and directed by Russell Hughes.
Lux Radio Theatre - "Vivacious Lady" (Old Time Radio, 1941)
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64:16Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
Next week, our star is Ronald Coleman, making his first appearance here in almost two years.
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64:22Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
And with him, we'll have Otto Kruger and Francis Robinson.
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64:27Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
The play is Libel, a great hit on Broadway, and one of the most exciting dramas of the courtroom the stage has ever produced.
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64:34Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
you'll hear Ronald Coleman as a war veteran, faced with the almost impossible task of proving, against the testimony of his friends and even his wife, that he is himself.
Broadway Is My Beat - "The Frank Conway Murder Case" (1950)
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28:46Bob StevensonNARRATOR
The program is written by Morton Fine and David Friedkin and stars Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover with Charles Calvert as Tartaglia.
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28:55Bob StevensonNARRATOR
Included in tonight's cast were Peggy Weber, Francis Robinson, Eddie Quillen, Herb Butterfield, Jane Avello, and Anthony Barrett.
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29:08Bob StevensonNARRATOR
Bob Stevenson speaking.
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29:09Bob StevensonNARRATOR
This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.
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30:31John HeastonNARRATOR
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30:42John HeastonNARRATOR
Let George Do It, starring Robert Bailey as George, with Francis Robinson as Claire, and Eddie Firestone Jr. as Sonny, is written by Pauline Hopkins, produced and directed by Owen Vinson.
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30:52John HeastonNARRATOR
Others in the cast were Frank Martin as Jeff, Jane Webb as Kathy, Rena Craig as Margie, and June Foray as Mrs. Hutchinson.
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30:59John HeastonNARRATOR
The music was composed and conducted by Charles Dent.
The Jewel Thief - Richard Diamond | 02/19/1950 (Ep042)
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27:47Eddie KingNARRATOR
Ed Begley played Lieutenant Walt Levinson.
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27:49Eddie KingNARRATOR
Also in the cast were Wilms Herbert, Francis Robinson, Jack Crucian, Yvonne Patey, and Charles Seal.
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27:56Eddie KingNARRATOR
Music was under the direction of Frank Wirth.
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27:58Eddie KingNARRATOR
Tonight's show was written by Blake Edwards and directed by Russell Hughes.
Richard Diamond, Private Detective - "Elaine Tanner Case" (1950)
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29:55Eddie KingNARRATOR
Ed Begley played Lieutenant Walt Levinson.
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29:58Eddie KingNARRATOR
Also in the cast were Wilms Herbert, Francis Robinson, Ted Osborne, Gene Bates, and Paul Dubov.
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30:04Eddie KingNARRATOR
Music was under the direction of Frank Wirth, Today's show was written and directed by Russell Hughes.
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30:11Eddie KingNARRATOR
Dick Powell currently may be seen in the motion picture version of the best-selling novel, Mrs. Mike.
Old Time Radio Detective — Philip Marlowe: "The Orange Dog" (1949) | Full Episode
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27:47Roy RowanNARRATOR
Script is by Mel Donnelly, Robert Mitchell, and Gene Levitt.
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27:50Roy RowanNARRATOR
Featured in the cast were Francis Robinson, Edgar Barrier, Tony Barrett, Lou Krugman, and Ed Begley.
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27:56Roy RowanNARRATOR
Lieutenant Detective Ibarra is played by Jeff Corey.
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27:59Roy RowanNARRATOR
The special music was by Richard Orant.
Elaine Tanner Case - Richard Diamond | 02/12/1950 (Ep041)
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28:29Eddie KingNARRATOR
Ed Begley played Lieutenant Walt Levinson.
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28:32Eddie KingNARRATOR
Also in the cast were Wilms Herbert, Francis Robinson, Ted Osborne, Gene Bates, and Paul Dubov.
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28:39Eddie KingNARRATOR
Music was under the direction of Frank Worth.
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28:42Eddie KingNARRATOR
Today's show was written and directed by Russell Hughes.