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The Lux Radio Theater "Secret Of The Incas" (12-14-54) - Boxcars711 Sunday Matinee Two
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Virginia City from Lux Radio Theater aired May 26, 1941 starring Earl Flynn and Martha Scott. Towards the end of the Civil War, Union spy Errol Flynn is sent to Virginia City to stop a secret Confederate shipment of gold from reaching its destination, thus giving the South money to finance its faili …
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My Darling Clementine - Lux Radio Theater
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