On this day, June 7th, in 1955, Lux Radio Theater stopped broadcasting.
Lux Radio Theater was a radio anthology series. It produced hour-long dramatic radio programs before a live audience.
It started broadcasting on October 14, 1934 from New York City, and moved to Hollywood in 1936.
The show tended to highlight stars of the burgeoning movie industry, but also featured classic radio stars. The longest running host was Cecil B. DeMille
Lux Radio Theater was a radio anthology series. It produced hour-long dramatic radio programs before a live audience.
It started broadcasting on October 14, 1934 from New York City, and moved to Hollywood in 1936.
The show tended to highlight stars of the burgeoning movie industry, but also featured classic radio stars. The longest running host was Cecil B. DeMille
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