The Six Shooter: Their Christmas Show.
The Great Gildersleeve: A Present from Fibber McGee from December 1941
The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Night Before Christmas: 12-24-46
The Voyage of The Scarlet Queen: 15th Llama & Wise guy from the
East: from 12-24-47.
The Phil Harris Alice Fay Show: Jack Benny Plays Santa Claus

In May of 1929, a book was published that to this date is considered by some, the
greatest war epic of our time. It was written while the author spent some time during
his many adventures abroad at a relative’s home in Arkansas. The book is written
in five books and tells the story of Frederick Henry and Catherine Barkley and it
takes place during World War I on the Italian front. If you haven't figured it out
the book is "A Farewell to Arms," and its author is Ernest Hemingway. When I first
looked at tackling this classic I had many questions to consider. Which old time

Sherlock Holmes has had many incarnations both on radio and in movies. As early as
the late 1890's Americans had an idea of how he looked and sounded as there was already
an early edition of "The Hound Of The Baskervilles," presented as an early Broadway
stage play. Here at "Cruising The Classics," we too haven't forgotten Sherlock Holmes
and this Thursday we shall present a full hour of Holmesean drama. If you're thinking
it's two Rathbone episodes we threw together no it's not. But what is it?

Program was heard on the BBC.