Released by MediaBay Inc. in 2004, this single cassette featured two shows. The insert card has several different numbers – 28384, 80934, #151 – to help identify it. The shows included are Red Lawson’s Revenge, broadcast on October 25, 1953, and Gabriel Starbuck, broadcast November 22, 1953…
Screen Directors’ Playhouse (10-CD)
This set was issued in 2011 by Radio Spirits (44812). Just one Stewart show, Call Northside 777, is included on the set. It was broadcast on December 9, 1949. Other stars included on the set are: Fred Allen, Lucille Ball, Bette Davis, Kirk Douglas, Betty Grable, Cary Grant, Olivia de Havilland, Bob Hope and Barbara…
Monitor (October 16, 1955)
Mr. Stewart’s appearance on this date is established by this listing from the New York Times: This show did not appear in our listings for Monitor in Jimmy Stewart on the Air and is a recent find. Unfortunately, it is not available…
Mystery Superstars Vol. 2
This six cassettes set, issued in a replica of an old time radio, was released in 1997 by Metacom (BB 429). Call Northside 777 was originally broadcast by Screen Directors’ Playhouse on December 9, 1949. It is the only Stewart show included on the set. …
Strategic Air Command – Soundtrack
When Strategic Air Command, starring Jimmy Stewart and June Allyson, was released in 1955, there was no accompanying Victor Young soundtrack issued. There were, however, several versions of The World is Mine (Love Theme from Strategic Air Command) released, including one by the Victor Young. Although snippets of this song are heard throughout the film,…
Chase and Sanborn 100th Anniversary Radio Show
The Chase and Sanborn 100th Anniversary show had been broadcast by NBC on November 15, 1964. The one hour special was hosted by Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. The show was later released as an album (RR-4H-5305). The record included the Jimmy “Zeke” Stewart sketch with Mortimer Snerd, which had originally been broadcast on the…
Ben Morris & The Great American Boxcar Chorus
In November of 2015, Ben Morris & GABC released the digital album A Great American Boxcar Christmas. One of the songs on the album was titled Jimmy Stewart. The recurring line in the song is “Just like Jimmy Stewart in It’s a Wonderful Life you’re trying hard to shoulder the weight of the world.” The…
Radio Theater (AFRTS)
The Armed Forces Radio and Television Service issued the Lux Radio Theatre version of It’s a Wonderful Life in 1970 (RU 7-1). The Lux version had been broadcast March 10, 1947. The show was spread over the A-sides of two 12-inch, 33 1/3/ RPM discs (66A and 67A). That way, using two turntables, the show…
Presenting James Stewart & Jane Wyman in “Blow-Ups” from Magic Town
This special limited edition disc was marked “Compliments of Robert Riskin” and was sent to radio stations to help promote the 1947 film. The 12-inch, one-sided, 78 RPM disc ran just under five minutes. Riskin, who had produced Magic Town, saved some of the flubs and mistakes made by the actors and presented them on…
James Stewart – The Ultimate Collections of His Radio Work (#1)
This is one of four identically titled sets of Mr. Stewart’s radio shows issued by Radiorevisited.com. As seen by the listing, there are nine discs in this set and a total of 13 different shows, including Good News of 1939, two Lux Radio Theatre shows, Screen Guild Theater, Plays for Americans, two , Bing Crosby…
