Nelson Eddy Biographical Profile

Dorothy Kirsten poses with Eddy during rehearsals for the “Kraft Music Hall” in 1948. Eddy hosted the show from 1947 to 1949. From the earliest days of his career, he constantly boosted the careers of up and coming singers.

(If you can provide information on additional programs, it will be gratefully accepted and added to the following list.)

VOICE OF FIRESTONE
November 25,1935. Rose Marie; Going Home; None But the Lonely Heart; Indian Love Call; duet from Act II of Triste (Eddy and Margaret Speaks); Hymn of Thanksgiving.

December 30, 1935. Guest star on Grace Moore's program: When I Grow Too Old to Dream.

January 6, 1936. Schubert's Ave Maria; Kashmiri Song; Hallelujah Rhythm; Bells of St. Mary with chorus.

February 23, 1936- Love's Old Sweet Song; You Are So Young (in German); Mariner Beware; Carpenter's Serenade.

March 23, 1936. Trees; Ride, Cowboy, Ride; The Two Grenadiers; duet with Margaret Speaks from Mignon.

March 30, 1936. Song of the Flea; Captain Stratton's Fancy; Without a Song; The Lost Chord.

May 11, 1936. Toreador Song; Song to Golden You; None But the Lonely Heart; Oh, Promise Me; Bells of St. Mary (with chorus); Night Hymn at Sea (with Margaret Speaks).

September 27, 1936. Marching Along; The Londonderry Air; Musical Miniature (Eddy and Francia White); In the Gloaming; The Night Was Made for Love; The Sweetest Story Ever Told.

October 4, 1936. The Trumpeter; Rose Marie; Musical Miniature; Tribute to Franz Schubert; Wandering; Dwell Forever Here; Serenade; Tramp, Tramp, Tramp.

October 11, 1936. West Point March; Gypsy John; duet from Don Giovanni; Radio version of Victor Herbert's Sweethearts.

October 18, 1936. Roadways; Shortnin' Bread; Where E'er You Walk (dedicated to David Bispham); selections from Showboat; Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms.

October 25, 1936. Tally-Ho; aria from Barber of Seville; Se Vuol Ballare from Marriage of Figaro; Say Not Love Is a Dream; The Hills of Home; Stout Hearted Men.

November 1, 1936. The Owl and the Bob-Cat; You Are So Young (in German, accompanied by Ted Paxson); Indian Love Call (duet with Francia White); The Lord's Prayer.

November 8, 1936. Onward, Christian Soldiers; Beating Up the Channel; Don Juan's Serenade; When I Was a Lad; You Are Free (duet); The Lost Chord (accompanied by Ted Paxson at Eddy's electric organ).

November 15, 1936. Valencia; Bones Come a 'Knitting; Love Duet from Il Pagliacci (Eddy and Francia White); Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes; Song of the Vagabonds.

November 22, 1936. Hymn of Thanksgiving; Road to Mandalay; aria from Salome; Taps (lyrics by Joseph Pasternack, sung by Eddy in memory of Madam Schumann-Heink); Look for the Silver Lining (duet with Francia White); March of the Musketeers.

November 29, 1936. Jerusalem, The Golden; Wreck of the Julie Plante; None But the Lonely Heart; Thine Alone (duet with Francia White); Great Day.

December 6, 1936. Drums in My Heart; aria from Rigoletto; Lord Chancellor's Nightmare; We Will Always Be Sweethearts (duet with Francia White); The Rosary (accompanied by Ted Paxson).

December 13, 1936. Ranger Song; Song of the Flea; My Cowboy Love Song; Lover Come Back to Me (duet with Francia White); Lady of Spain (Eddy, White and chorus).

December 20, 1936. Radio version of Naughty Marietta (Jeanette MacDonald, guest).

December 27, 1936. Something About a Soldier; My Little Grey Home in the West (with Nadine Conner, permanent addition to the program); selection from Pirates of Penzance; Siege of Kazan; Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies.

January 3, 19,17. Song of the Flame; Model of a Modern Major General; Kashmiri Song; Barcarole from Tales of Hoffman (duet with Nadine Conner).

January 10, 1937. Come to the Fair; The Two Grenadiers; When You're Away; Trees; Regimental Song from White Eagle.

January 17, 1937 (first stop on concert tour, Portland, Oregon). Swanee; Captain Mar; Calf of Gold from Faust; Old Man River.

January 24, 1937 (Salt Lake City, Utah). Abide With Me; Through the Years; Song of the Mounties; Annie Laurie; Give Me One Hour (duet with Nadine Conner); Hallelujah from Hit the Deck.

January 31, 1937 (Kansas City, Missouri) -Rio Rita; Ave Maria; Song of the Volga Boatmen; I'll Follow My Secret Heart; Siboney.

February 7, 1937 (Chicago, Illinois). March of the Musketeers; Going Home; Tit Willow; Will You Remember (duet with Nadine Conner); Little Girls, Goodbye (when he announced this, he said: "Most married men have said this. Who knows but I may do it myself some day!")

February 14, 1937 (Chicago, Illinois). Catherine Misner substituted for Eddy, ill from a throat operation.

February 28, 1937 (New York City). Stout Hearted Men; Serenade; Mad Dogs and Englishmen; Tommy Lad; Only Make Believe (duet with Nadine Conner); America the Beautiful.

March 7, 1937 (New York City). Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride; selection from H.M.S. Pinafore; Cholmondeley Fair; I Love You Truly; duet from Vagabond King (with Nadine Conner).

March 14, 1937 (New York City). Marching Along; King of the Ocean; Because; Hallelujah Rhythm (accompanied by Ted Paxson); Wanting You (duet with Nadine Conner); Drums in My Heart.

April 18, 1937. Valentine's aria from Faust; Roadways; Will You Remember; Carry Me Back to Old Virginy.

August 8, 1937. Great Day; Hills of Home; Italian Song; Ranger Song from Rio Rita.

August 15, 1937. Will You Remember; Vision Fugitive from Herodiade; The Cork Leg.

August 22, 1937. Drums in My Heart; Schubert's Serenade; Song of the Bow; Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes.

August 29, 1937. Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies; Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms; Di Provenza from La Traviata.

September 5, 1937. I'm Falling in Love With Someone; Lord Chancellor's Nightmare; Evening Star from Tannhäuser.

September 12, 1937. With a Song in My Heart; Song of the Flea; Lolita; Song of the Mounties.

September 19, 1937. You Are Free; Londonderry Air; Largo Al Factotum from Barber of Seville; The Rosary.

September 26, 1937. Old Man River; Neath the Southern Moon; None But the Lonely Heart; Hopak.

October 3, 1937. My Little Gypsy Sweetheart; G'wine to Heaven; Song of the Shirt; Handel's Largo.

October 10, 1937. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair; Sailor Man; Toreador Song from Carmen.

October 17, 1937. One Alone; Song About Pirates; Drinking Song from Hamlet; Blind Ploughman.

October 24, 1937. Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life; Route Marchin'; Sweet Song of Long Ago; Pilgrim's Song.

October 31, 1937. Brown October Ale; Kashmiri Song; Child's Evening Prayer; Song of the Vagabonds.

November 7, 1937. Riff Song; Estrellita; Jerum, Jerum from Die Meistersinger; Deep River.

November 14, 1937. Only a Rose; Shortnin' Bread; Non Pui Andrai from Marriage of Figaro; Carry Me Back to Old Virginy.

November 28, 1937. Drums in My Heart; Ricordati Di Me; In the Still of the Night; The Lord's Prayer.

December 5, 1937. Will You Remember; Shadrack; Cholmondeley Fair; Omesa de Maun Maire.

December 12, 1937. Road to Mandalay; Neath the Southern Moon; Owl and the Bob-Cat; In the Silence of the Night.

December 19, 1937. Rosalie; The Witch from Hansel and Gretel; Who Can Tell; Little Town of Bethlehem; Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful.

December 23, 1937 (Guest on Maxwell House's "Good News" Program) Caissons Go Rolling Along; Anchors Aweigh; Marines' Hymn; Who Knows from Rosalie; Rosalie. (Other guests were Eleanor Powell, James Stewart, Frank Morgan, L.B. Mayer and Ray Bolger.)

January 2, 1938. Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride; Evening Star from Tannhäuser; Thine Alone.

January 23, 1938. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen; When I Was a Lad; The Lost Chord.

January 30, 1938. Soldiers of Fortune; Who Are We to Say; Shortnin' Bread; In the Solemn Hour from La Forza del Destino (duct with John Carter, tenor who replaced Eddy while on tour).

April 3, 1938 (Jose Iturbi, Conductor). An Jenem Tag from Hans Heiling by Marschner; 0 Was Ich Mich Betrube from The Bartered Bride by Smetana; Because; Who Are We to Say; The Blind Ploughman; Father Almighty (Eddy, chorus, audience and orchestra).

June 5, 1938 (Nelson Eddy was guest during the summer months, also W.C. Fields). Great Day; The Pilgrim's Song; In the Temple.

August 7, 1938 (Eddy returns to program on a regular basis). Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; Love Was With Me Yesterday; The Credo from Otello; The Lost Chord.

August 14, 1938. Non Piu Andrai; The Old Refrain; Captain Stratton's Fancy; The Blind Ploughman.

August 28, 1938. Marching Along Together; Brown Bird Singing; The Rat Catcher; The Rosary.

September 4, 1938. Drums in My Heart; Kashmiri Song; Largo Al Factotum; Because.

September 11, 1938. Caissons Go Rolling Along; Anchors Aweigh; Marines' Hymn; Cholmondeley Fair; Danse Macabre; The Lord's Prayer.

September 25, 1938. Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life; Tally-Ho; Song of the Flea; Largo (Ombra Mal Fu) from Xerxes.

October 2, 1938. Song of the Mounties; In the Luxembourg Gardens; Shortnin' Bread; The Toreador Song from Carmen.

October 9, 1938. Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies; Crown of the Year; Evening Star from Tannhäuser.

October 23, 1938. Little Girls Goodbye; Wedding of Miss Duck; Serenade from Jewels of the Madonna; Tomorrow.

October 30, 1938. Song of the Vagabonds; Canadian Logging Song; opera aria by Massenet; Brown October Ale.

November 6, 1938. My Heart's in the Highlands; When I Have Sung My Song; The Cork Leg; None But the Lonely Heart.

November 13, 1938. You Are Free; Oh, That It Were So; Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho; The Prophet.

November 20, 1938. Song of the Flame; Child's Evening Prayer; Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song; Deep River.

November 27, 1938. Stout Hearted Men; Drink To Me Only; The Owl and the Bob Cat; Di Provenza from La Traviata.

December 11, 1938. Invictus; I Love You Truly; Route Marchin'; Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms.

December 18, 1938. The March of the Musketeers; Trade Winds; When I Was a Lad; Oh, Lovely Night.

December 25, 1938. Jingle Bells (entire cast); Come to the Fair; The Trumpet Shall Sound; First Nowell; Oh, Come All Ye Faithful.

January 8, 1939. On Parade; Neath the Southern Moon; Devil's aria from Faust.

January 22, 1939. Regimental Song; Monologue from Boris Godunov; Little Gray Home in the West.

January 29, 1939. On Parade; Water Boy; Don Juan's Serenade, Sweethearts; Every Lover Must Meet His Fate.

August 13, 1939. Where Else But Here; Cuban Love Song; I'm Falling in Love With Someone; Is Not His Word Like Fire.

August 20, 1939. Come to the Fair; Kashmiri Song; Ballad of Admastor from L'Africaine; Through the Years.

August 27, 1939. The Stockrider's Song; Because; Modern Major General; Oh, King of Kings from Lohengrin.

September 3, 1939. 1 Must Down to the Sea Again; Sandy River; The Cork Leg; The Builder.

September 10, 1939. Rangers' Song; My Friend; Toreador Song from Carmen; Sailorman.

September 17, 1939. Rose Marie; Shortnin' Bread; Non Piu Andrai from Marriage of Figaro; Blind Ploughman.

September 24, 1939. March of the Grenadiers; Wedding of Miss Duck; Don Juan's Serenade; The Lost Chord.

October 1, 1939. Crown of the Year; Papageno's song from The Magic Flute; Where'er You Walk.

October 15, 1939. Valencia; Wayfarer's Night Song; Largo al Factotum from Barber of Seville; Hills of Home.

October 22, 1939. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; Londonderry Air; Danse Macabre; Sweethearts; Every Lover Must Meet His Fate.

October 29, 1939. Little Girls, Goodbye; Canadian Logging Song; My Name is John Wellington Wells.

November 5, 1939. Ride, Cossack, Ride; At the Balalika; Evening Star from Tannhäuser; The Volga Boatman.

December 22, 1940. God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen; Balthazar's Song; Ave Maria; The Lord's Prayer; Presentation of "Juggler of Notre Dame" with Ronald Colman as narrator.

January 19, 1941. Crown of the Year; How Do I Love Thee?; The Blind Ploughman; Ted Paxson at the piano.

April 20, 1941. Toreador Song from Carmen; When I Was a Lad; Song of the Flea; How Do I Love Thee; Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go.

January 25, 1942. Eddy made a guest appearance with Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy; While My Lady Sleeps; Star Spangled Banner; a "Vassily Vassilievitch" (his character in The Chocolate Soldier) version of Shortnin' Bread.

March 29, 1942. Eddy spoke for a few minutes with Deems Taylor of the Philharmonic Society in New York.

April 29, 1942. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; The Rosary; When I Was a Lad; At Night; I Married an Angel; Star Spangled Banner.

May 6, 1942. Ranger Song; Thy Beaming Eyes; Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho; Canadian Logging Song; Hills of Home; Anchors Aweigh.

May 13, 1942. Regimental Song; None But the Lonely Heart; Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song; duets with Nadine Conner. Because; If You Are Free; Miss Conner sang the Jewel Song from Faust.

May 20, 1942. Ride, Cossack, Ride; Danny Boy; One Kiss (sung by Nadine Conner); The Cork Leg; Only Make Believe, duet with Miss Conner; Deep River; My Own United States.

May 27, 1942. Your Land and My Land; Kashmiri Song; Celito Lindo sung by Nadine Conner; I Got Plenty of Nothin'; Thine Alone, duet with Nadine Conner; Tomorrow.

June 3, 1942. There's Something About a Soldier; Brown Bird Singing; Sleepy Lagoon sung by Nadine Conner; Hopak; Home on the Range; I've Told Every Little Star, duet with Miss Conner; How Do I Love Thee?

June 10, 1942. Jericho; Oh, That It Were So, Romance sung by Nadine Conner; Carlo; Cholmondeley Fair; Là Ci Darem la Mano, duet with Miss Conner from Don Giovanni; Marine Hymn.

June 17, 1942. West Point Song; Oh, Promise Me; Romany Life sung by Nadine Conner; Modern Major General; Sylvia; Why Do I Love You, duet with Miss Conner; America, the Beautiful.

June 24, 1942. Stout Hearted Men; At the Balalaika; Tales of the Vienna Woods sung by Nadine Conner; You Are So Young; Sailorman; aria from Thaïs, duet with Miss Conner; Army Air Corps Song.

July 1, 1942. You're a Grand Old Flag; Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes; Summertime sung by Nadine Conner; Back to Donegal; Do Not Weep My Child from The Demon; Song of Love, duet with Miss Conner; Star Spangled Banner.

July 8, 1942. The Caissons Go Rolling Along; Neath the Southern Moon; March of the Grenadiers sung by Nadine Conner; Rosalie; Red Rosey Bush; Barcarolle from The Tales of Hoffman as a duet with Miss Conner; The Lord's Prayer.

July 15, 1942. On Parade; Cargoes; While Hearts are Singing sung by Nadine Conner; Song of the Flea; I heard a Forest Praying; My Heart Stood Still, duet with Miss Conner; Columbia, Gem of the Ocean.

July 22, 1942. The Riff Song; Through the Years; An Pays; Old Faithful; None Shall Part Us, duet with Nadine Conner; Onward Christian Soldiers.

July 29, 1942. 0, Listen to the Band; Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms; All Is Well; Short'nin' Bread; Will You Remember, duet with Nadine Conner; Where Else But Here.

August 5, 1942. Song of the Flame; I Love You Truly; The Blind Ploughman; Shaddrack, Meshak and Abednego; Indian Love Call, duet with Nadine Conner; Marching Along Together.

August 12, 1942. Waltzing Matilda; Trade Winds; A Policeman's Lot Is Not a Happy One; Gypsy Love Song; Bess, You Is My Woman Now, duet with Nadine Conner; Battle Hymn of the Republic.

August 19, 1942. Drums in My Heart; At Dawning; Ballad of Queen Mab; The Song is You; Love Me Tonight, duet with Nadine Conner; Roadways.

August 26, 1942. Only My Song; Water Boy; Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies; Child's Evening Prayer; I'll See You Again, duet with Nadine Conner; For the Flag, for the Home, for the Family.

September 2, 1942. Song of the Mounties; When I Grow Too Old To Dream; Tatiana from Eugene Onegin; The Owl and the Bobcat; Give Me One Hour, duet with Nadine Conner; When Johnny Comes Marching Home.

September 9, 1942. Song of the Musketeers; Loch Lomand; My Name is John Wellington Wells; The Song of the Volga Boatman; Sweethearts, duet with Nadine Conner; Americans Are We.

September 16, 1942. Flying Down to Rio; Sweet Song of Long Ago; Tommy Lad; Wanting You, duet with Nadine Conner; United Nations March.

September 23, 1942. Great Day; I See Your Face Before Me; Duna; Danse Macabre; My Hero, duet with Nadine Conner; Invictus.

September 30, 1942. My Gun and I; I Send You Red Roses; Little Gray Home in the West; Captain Stratton's Fancy; Bombardiers' Song.

October 7, 1942. Crown of the Year; I'll Walk Beside You; With a Song In My Heart; Tower of Babel; Who Can Tell, duet with Nadine Conner; Strike Up the Band.

October 14, 1942. The One Girl That I Love; You and the Night and the Music; Wreck of the Julie Plante; 0, Lovely Night; The Magic of Your Love, duet with Nadine Conner; America, Today.

October 21, 1942. I Love a Parade; All the Things You Are; A Private Buffoon; I Will Give You the Keys of Heaven, duet with Nadine Conner; Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition.

October 28, 1942. Rain or Shine; Wedding of Miss Duck; In the Still of the Night; Brown October Ale; Silver Moon, duet with Nadine Conner; The Americans Come.

November 4, 1942. Soldiers of Fortune; When I'm Looking at You; Route Marchin'; Lover, Come Back to Me, duet with Nadine Conner.

November 11, 1942. Little Work-a-Day World; When Day is Done; Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride; Hallelujah Rhythm; Desert Song, duet with Nadine Conner; 0, Say Have You Seen Your America.

November 18, 1942. Semper Feratus; Goin' Home; By the Walls of Kazan; That Would Most Lovely Be, duet with Nadine Conner.

November 25, 1942. Upon Our Wings; I Saw You There in the Moonlight; Prayer of Thanksgiving; Begin the Beguine; A Frog Went a Courtin'; American Prayer.

December 2, 1942. You're Just a Wild Rose; Softly As In a Morning Sunrise; Go Down, Moses; Carry Me Back to the Lone Prarie; No, No, Don't Do That (in Russian); Soldiers' Chorus.

December 9, 1942. Song of the Open Road; Lindy Lou; Sandy River; Tit Willow; The Thing-a-mabob; America United.

December 16, 1942. Little Girls, Goodbye; Love's Old Sweet Song; G'wine ta Hebbin'; Without a Sonor; United Nations March.

December 23, 1942. Hold Your Hats On; I'm Falling in Love With Someone; Russian Sleighride; The Old Witch in the Forest; Medley: God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen, 0, Gathering Clouds, Silent Night, Hallelujah Chorus.

December 30, 1942. Deck the Halls; The Old Refrain; At the Balalaika; The Bell Ringers of St. Peter's; Now Heaven in Fullest Glory Shown.

January 6, 1943. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; A Dream; I Got Plenty of Nothin'; I Heard a Forest Praying; The Thing-a-ma-bob; Americans Are We.

January 13, 1943. Rangers' Song; Trees; My Heart's in the Highlands; Back to Donegal; Smilin' Through; Army Air Corp Song.

January 20, 1943. Strike Up the Band; All the Things You Are; I Am the Monarch of the Sea; When I Was a Lad; Rose Marie; God of Our Fathers.

(Note that during the first year of World War II, Eddy's shows always concluded with a patriotic or upbeat spiritual song.)

COMMAND PERFORMANCE
September 22, 1942
January 6, 1943
July, 1943
November 6, 1943
July 1, 1944
September 18, 1944
January 25, 1945

POLISH WAR RELIEF CONCERT
October 19, 1939. Eddy appeared as guest artist with Leopold Stokowski, Rose Bampton, Bronislaw Gimpel, and Dalies Frantz at
concert in Los Angeles. He sang Pauvre Martyr Obscur from Patrie; Si Tu Veux Mignorme; The Blind Ploughman, and Tomorrow. Encores were Quand la Flamme de L'Amour; Will You Remember, and Londonderry Air.

RUSSIAN RELIEF CONCERT
October 9, 1942. Eddy appeared with Stokowski and sang "United Nations March" by Shostakovich. Shostakovich conducted the West Coast premiere of his Seventh Symphony.

U.S.O. BENEFIT PROGRAM from the Hollywood Bowl
June 29, 1941. Love's Old Sweet Song.

SOMETHING FOR THE GIRLS.
Transcription, 1944. Selections from The Electric Hour.

THE ELECTRIC HOUR with Frank Graham, announcer and Robert Armbruster, conductor.

September 20, 1944. Great Day; The Rosary; Unsuccessful Serenade by Brahms; Dance of the Comedians; Give Me One Hour, duet with Gloria Scott; Pilgrim's Song.

September 27, 1944. Strike Up the Band.; None But the Lonely Heart; Gypsy Serenade sung by Gloria Scott; Major General's Song; Make Believe, duet with Miss Scott; Invictus.

October 4, 1944. 1 Love a Parade; The Blind Ploughman; A Frog He Went A'Courtin'; Oh, What a Beautiful Morning.

October 11, 1944. The One Girl; Schubert's Serenade; Only a Rose sung by Frances McCann; It Ain't Necessarily So; Someday, duet with Miss McCann.

October 18, 1944. Drums in My Heart; Gates of Seville; Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song; I'll See You Again, duet with Frances McCann; Brown October Ale.

October 25, 1944. Anchors Aweigh; Say Love Is Not a Dream, duet with Gloria Scott; Ricordati Di Me; Song of the Open Road.

November 1, 1944. Your Land and My Land; I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen; With a Song in my Heart sung by Gloria Scott; You Are Free, duet with Miss Scott; Tomorrow.

November 8, 1944. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; Strange Music; G'wine to Hebin; On Wings of Song, duet with Gloria Scott; Crown of the Year.

November 15, 1944. The Men Again are Free; My Message; Back to Donegal; You are Love, duet with Gloria Scott; Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride.

November 22, 1944. Oklahoma sung with chorus; Sylvia (spoken); Chicken Dinner; You're Everywhere, duet with Frances McCann; Come Ye Thankful People, sung with chorus.

November 29, 1944. Beyond the Blue Horizon; Danny Boy; Londonderry Air; Russian Nightingale sung by Lois Butler; If You're Anxious For to Shine; Will You Remember, duet with Miss Butler; Roll Along Home.

December 6, 1944. Rise and Shine; Ave Maria; Stars in My Eyes, sung by Gloria Scott; No, No, Don't Do That (in Russian); While Hearts are Singing, duet from The Smiling Lieutenant with Miss Scott; How Do I Love Thee?

December 13, 1944. There's Something About a Soldier; I Love You from Song of Norway; Italian Street Song sung by Florence George; Shortnin' Bread; You Are My Song of Love, duet with Miss George; The Open Road.

December 17, 1944. Upon Our Wings; Troubador's Serenade; My Name is John Wellington Wells; Indian Love Call, duet with Florence George.

December 24, 1944. Hail Ye Time of Holidays; Balthasar's Meditations; The Child's Evening Prayer; Medley with chorus: God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen; Oh, Gathering Clouds; Silent Night; Hallelujah from The Messiah.

December 31, 1944. West Point Song; I'm Falling in Love With Someone; Varlaam's Song, Siege of Kazan from Boris Godounov; Begin the Beguine; Deck the Halls.

January 7, 1945. Little Girls, Goodbye; Thy Beaming Eyes; An Pays; Siboney sung by Rece Saxon; Wanting You, duet with Miss Saxon; The Lost Chord.

January 14, 1945. Wild Rose from Sally; Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming; La Danse Macabre; Oh, What a Beautiful
Morning, duet with Judy Splinters; My Heart Stood Still, duet with Gloria Scott; The Winter Song.

January 21, 1945. Rosalie; At Night; Shadrack, Meshak and Abednego; Eggabread, duet with Judy Splinters; My Hero, duet with Florence George.

January 28, 1945. Rangers Song; All the Things You Are; Song of the Flea; The Blue Danube sung by Lois Butler; Old Man River.

February 4, 1945. Rose Marie; Elegy by Massenet; Ziguener sung by Rece Saxon; Judge's Song from Trial by Jury; Love Me Tonight, duet with Miss Saxon; My Song is of the Sturdy North.

February 11, 1945. Stout Hearted Men; At the Balalaika; A Sailor's Life; Be Prepared; Largo (Ombra Mal Fu) from Xerxes.

February 18, 1945. Marching Along Together; Heart of My Heart; Captain Stratton's Fancy; Don't Fence Me In, duet with Judy Splinters; O'er Meadowlands.

February 25, 1945. For the Flag, For the Home, For the Family; Neath the Southern Moon; A Policeman's Lot is Not a Happy One; When the Foreman Bares His Steel; Magic in the Moonlight sung by Corinna Mura; Road to Mandalay.

March 4, 1945. The March of the Musketeers; Romany Life, sung by Florence George; I've Told Every Little Star from Music in the Air, duet with Florence George; Rodger Young.

March 18, 1945. Flying Down to Rio; In the Still of the Night; Tower of Babel; Golden Days, duet with Harold Hansen; Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies.

March 25, 1945. Waltzing Matilda; Little Gray Home in the West; Giannina Mia sung by Florence George; High Flight; Lover, Come Back to Me, duet with Miss George; The Palms.

April 1, 1945. Soldiers in the Dark, from Runaway Girl; Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark, sung by Lois Butler; The Keys of Heaven, duet with Miss Butler; Christ the Lord is Risen, with Miss Butler and chorus.

April 8, 1945. Hallelujah from Hit the Deck; I Saw You There in the Moonlight; One Night of Love, sung by Inez Gorman; Rising Early in the Morning; They Didn't Believe Me, duet with Miss Gorman; Silver Wings.

April 15, 1945. Let Not Your Heart be Troubled; Gounod's Ave Maria, sung by Jeanette MacDonald; Largo (Ombra Mal Fu) from Xerxes; I Think When I Read That Sweet Song of Old sung by Miss MacDonald; The Lord's Prayer.

April 22, 1945. I Married an Angel; Sweetheart Waltz, duet with Jeanette MacDonald; The Italian Street Song, sung by Miss MacDonald; The Owl and the Bobcat; Medley from MacDonald/Eddy films: Wanting You; Rose Marie; Will You Remember; I'll See You Again; Indian Love Call.

April 29, 1945. San Francisco; Canadian Logging Song; Serenade by Carpenter with Paxson at the piano; Warsaw Concerto played by Ted Paxson; United Nations March.

May 6, 1945. Riff Song; Duna; Adela's Laughing Song from Die Fledermaus, sung by Jane Powell; Surrey With the Fringe on Top; Furiant from The Bartered Bride; Why Do I Love You, duet with Miss Powell; Oh, Promise Me from Robin Hood.

May 13, 1945. On Parade; Mother O'Mine; When the Boys Come Home from Bloomer Girl, sung by Inez Gorman; To the Children; Love's Old Sweet Song, duet with his mother, Mrs. Isabel Eddy; American Salute; The Lord's Prayer.

May 20, 1945. Come to the Fair; One Morning in May; Oh, What a Beautiful City; Lazy River, played by Hoagy Carmichael; The Wreck of the Julie Plante; June is Bustin' Out All Over from Carousel.

May 27, 1945. Maxim's; The Hills of Home; Vilia, sung by Florence George; 0, Evening Star from Tannhäuser; Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho; My Beautiful Lady, duet with Miss George.

June 3, 1945. June is Bustin' Out All Over; Through the Years; Roadways; Sambalele, sung by Corinna Mura; Mi Viejo Amour and Clavelitos, duets with Miss Mura; When I Was a Lad.

June 10, 1945. Tokay; Strange Music; Pauvre Martyr Obscur; Desert Song, duet with Rece Saxon; Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition.

June 17, 1945. The Bombardiers' Song; The Old Refrain; Stars in My Eyes, sung by Inez Gorman; They All Dance the Samba; Là Ci Darem La Mano from Don Giovanni; Without a Song.

June 24, 1945. Regimental Song from The White Eagle; Smilin' Through; Falling in Love With Love and Lover, sung by Frances McCann; The Same Silver Moon from My Maryland, duet with Miss McCann; Song of the Volga Boatman.

July 1, 1945. You're a Grand Old Flag; I Dream of Jeannie; The Bell Man; People Will Say We're in Love; Rodger Young.

September 16, 1945. Drums in My Heart; None But the Lonely Heart; Roll Along Home; Song of the Volga Boatman; It's a Grand Night for Singing.

September 23, 1945. Great Day; Schubert's Serenade; A Heart That's Free, sung by Anne Jamison; The Owl and the Bobcat; Someday from The Vagabond King, duet with Miss Jamison; The Lost Chord.

September 30, 1945. Strike up the Band; When I Grow Too Old to Dream; Quand La Flamme by Bizet; Oh, What a Beautiful City; Rose Marie.

October 7, 1945. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; A Love Song; When You're Away, sung by Anne Jamison; A Policeman's Lot is Not a Happy One; When the Foreman Bares his Steel; Give Me One Hour, duet with Miss Jamison; Crown of the Year.

October 14, 1945. 1 Love a Parade; Smilin' Through; They All Dance The Samba; Strange Music from Song of Norway; The Road Building Song.

October 21, 1945. Stout Hearted Men; The Rosary; jealousy sung by Kathryn Grayson; I've Told Every Little Star, duet with Miss Grayson; Tower of Babel; If I Loved You from Carousel sung by Miss Grayson; Invictus.

October 22 1945. Anchors Aweigh; At Dawning; Matelot by Noel Coward; High Flight; Brown October Ale.

November 4, 1945. Beyond the Blue Horizon; I Passed by Your Window; Habanera from Carmen, sung by Risë Stevens; My Hero, duet with Miss Stevens; Back to Donegal; I'll Follow My Secret Heart, sung by Miss Stevens; Song of the Flame.

November 11, 1945. When Johnny Comes Marching Home; Sylvia (spoken); Judge's Song from Trial by Jury; Close as Pages in a Book; Rodger Young.

November 24, 1945. It's a Grand Night for Singing; I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen; Chicken Dinner; Matelot; Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies.

December 2, 1945. Your Land and My Land; The Hills of Home; No, No, Don't Do That (in Russian); Just for Tonight, duet with Anne Jamison; Chinese Roadbuilding Song.

December 16, 1945. Song of the Mounties; Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life, duet with Jeanette MacDonald; The Owl and the Bobcat; Medley: Wanting You, duet; Rose Marie; Will You Remember, duet; Chansonette sung by Jeanette; I'll See You Again, duet; Indian Love Call, duet.

December 23, 1945. Hall Ye Time of Holidays; The Twelve Days of Christmas; (Guests were Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck;) Christmas Fantasy with Eddy as Santa, Frank Graham, Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, and child; Peter's Song from Hansel and Gretel; Christmas Medley: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen sung by chorus, 0, Gathering Clouds with chorus, Silent Night sung by chorus; Hallelujah from The Messiah with chorus.

December 30, 1945. Deck the Halls with chorus; Thy Beaming Eyes; Troubador's Serenade; Oh, What a Beautiful Morning; The Sleigh; Auld Lang Syne with chorus.

January 1, 1946. Valencia; The Old Refrain; The Ratcatcher; Bess, You Is My Woman Now, duet with Anne Jamison; The Open Road.

January 13, 1946. (Guest, Ted Paxson) The Rangers' Song; In the Still of the Night; My Wonderful One; The Pilgrims' Song.

January 20, 1946. Flying Down to Rio; Deep River; La Raccouriment de Pui (Short'nin' Bread) with Benny Goodman; I See Your Face Before Me; My Heart's in the Highlands.

January 27, 1946. A Victor Herbert tribute. On Parade; Neath the Southern Moon; Every Day is Ladies Day; Medley: Gypsy Love Song, Pretty as a Picture sung by chorus; Land of Romance sung by Anne Jamison; Because You're You duet with Miss Jamison; In Old New York with chorus; Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life, duet with Miss Jamison.

February 3, 1946. (Guest, Oscar Levant) The One Girl; Annie Laurie; Chopin medley with Levant concluding with Till The End of Time; Route Marchin'; Gershwin medley: I Got Plenty of Nothing, Rhapsody in Blue played by Levant, Strike Up the Band.

February 10, 1946. Be Prepared (in honor of the 36th anniversary of the Boy Scouts); You're Everywhere, duet with Marion Bell; The Winter Song.

March 10, 1946. Rise and Shine; I Saw You There in the Moonlight; The Bellman; Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman, duet with Anne Jamison; Come to the Fair.

March 17, 1946 (St. Patrick's Day). Back to Donegal; Danny Boy; Kathleen Mavourneen; Cork Leg; Medley: Killarney; Minstrel Boy; Off to Philadelphia; Come Back to Erin.

March 24, 1946. Soldiers in the Park; Carry Me Back to Old Virginny; Sailorman; You Are Free, duet with Anne Jamison; My Song is of the Sturdy North.

March 31, 1946. Lady of Spain; Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms; Clavelitos, duet with Corinna Mura; Major General's Song; Ride Cossack Ride.

April 7, 1946. Soldlers of Fortune; Softly as in a Morning Sunrise; Will You Remember, duet with Jeanette MacDonald; Spring is Here; The Call of Life, duet with Jeanette MacDonald.

April 14, 1946. Tokay; Beautiful Dreamer; Oh, What a Beautiful City; A Frog Went a Courtin'; The Palms.

April 21, 1946. To A Wild Rose; The Blind Ploughman; Keys of Heaven, duet with Lois Butler; Open the Gates of the Temple; Hymn medley: Come Ye Faithful People; Raise the Strain; Allelujiah; Jesus Christ is Risen.

April 28, 1946. Rosalie; We'll Gather Lilacs; Heart of My Heart; Willie the Whale excerpts with chorus.

May 5, 1946. March of the Musketeers; One Morning in May; It Ain't Necessarily So; Just for Tonight, duet with Anne Jamison; Invictus.

May 12, 1946 (Mothers' Day). (guest. Eddy's mother, Mrs. Isabel Eddy). Your Land and My Land; To the Children; Tit Willow; Mother O'Mine.

May 19, 1946. Strike Up the Band; At the Balalaika; You Are Love, duet with Frances McCann; Roll Along Home; Old Man River. (This program was broadcast from Treasure Island in San Francisco.)

June 26, 1946. June is Bustin' Out All Over; Little Gray Home in the West; Shadrack, Meshak and Abednego; They All Dance the Samba; The Road to Mandalay.

June 2, 1946. The Rangers' Song; Tomorrow in the Sky; Tumblin' Tumbleweed; Cowboy medley: The Lone Prarie, All Day in the Saddle, Tomorrow in the Sky, Old Faithful, Rhythm of the Range. (The Sons of the Pioneers guested.)

June 9, 1946. The One Girl; Through the Years; Schubert's Serenade; The Toreador Song from Carmen. (Anne Jamison guested.)

REVIEW: Variety. September 19, 1944
"The Nelson Eddy program, as it gave ample evidence Sunday on its return to the air after a ten week vacation, is one of the more appealing Sabbath afternoon music programs. Serious but not sedate, pleasant but not frivolous, showing at all times the mark of good taste, good musicianship, and good production. As for Eddy himself, he does a Goliath share, singing amply, emceeing the program, even helping out in the commercials. Eddy's personality is injected graciously, not too forced, to help immensely in creating a warm, informal tie between program and audience.

"The film baritone certainly did a full time job Sunday. His introductory welcome was simple and brief, his short explanatory prefaces to his songs quite an asset. Singer was also In excellent voice, whether in the rollicking 'Roll Along Home' and 'Grand Night for Singing' or the gentle 'None But the Lonely Heart.' His 'Volga Boatman', sung in Russian and in a highly original arrangement, had verve and style. Assisting orchestra under Robert Armbruster sounded rich and full with intriguing arrangements of the music they played.

"Eddy had a cute gimmick when he did the mid-commercial himself, in the form of asking [announcer] Graham how he was going to do it. Commercials altogether were intelligent and smartly handled. At the program's close, Eddy had a new gimmick, an altruistic appeal for farm help. This Electric Hour has spark."

THE KRAFT MUSIC HALL with Nadine Conner, Leonard Permario, Robert Armbruster and Ken Carpenter

July 3, 1947. Soldiers in the Park; Beautiful Dreamer; Kerry Dance sung by Miss Conner; Owl and the Bobcat; Nearer and Dearer, duet with Miss Conner; I Got Plenty of Nuthin': Summertime; Strike Up The Band.

July 10, 1947. One Mile To Go; I Passed By Your Window; Romany Life sung by Miss Conner; A Policeman's Life Is Not a Happy One; When the Foreman Bares His Steel; Give Me One Hour, duet with Miss Conner; Invictus.

July 17, 1947. It's a Good Day; Old Black Joe; Maids of Cadiz, sung by Miss Conner; They All Dance the Samba; Some Day, duet with Miss Conner; Song of the Open Road.

July 24, 1947. Drums in My Heart; Sylvia; Nightingale and the Rose, sung by Miss Conner; No, No, Don't Do That (in Russian); Bess, You Is My Woman Now, duet with Miss Conner; Matelot.

July 31, 1947. Rise and Shine; Danny Boy; Siboney, sung by Miss Conner; Chicken Dinner; Song of Norway medley: Strange Music, Three Loves Have I, Grieg Piano Concerto.

August 7, 1947. I Love a Parade; Little Gray Home in the West; Italian Street Song, sung by Miss Conner; Cork Leg; All the Things You Are; Will You Remember, duet with Miss Conner; The Blind Ploughman.

August 14, 1947. Beyond the Blue Horizon; The Rosary; Magic is the Moonlight, sung by Miss Conner; Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song; My Hero, duet with Miss Conner; Four Sea Charities.

August 21, 1947. Great Come and Get It Day; I Love You Truly; March of the Grenadiers sung by Miss Conner; Frog He Went a Courtin'; While Hearts Are Singing, duet with Miss Conner; The Lost Chord.

August 28, 1947. Rangers' Song; Smilin' Through; Czardas, sung by Miss Conner; Floral Dance; I'll See You Again, duet with Miss Conner; Old Man River.

September 4, 1947. Great Day; I Saw You There in the Moonlight; I'll Follow My Secret Heart, sung by Conner; Shadrak, Meshak and Abednego; When I Was a Lad; Serenade, duet with Miss Conner.

September 11, 1947. March of the Musketeers; At Dawning; Rose of the World, sung by Miss Conner; It Ain't Necessarily So; Love Me Tonight, duet with Miss Connor; Song of the Volga Boatman.

September 18, 1947. Stout Hearted Men; I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen; Cielito Lindo, sung by Miss Conner; Cowboy medley: The Lone Prairie, All Day in the Saddle, Old Faithful, Rhythm of the Range; You're Everywhere, duet with Miss Conner; This is My Country.

September 25, 1947. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; Kashmiri Song; Romance, sung by Miss Connor; Tower of Babel; Wanting You, duet with Miss Conner; Heart of My Heart.

June 17, 1948. Stout Hearted Men; Stars in My Eyes sung by Miss Kirsten; Oh, What a Beautiful Morning; Dancing in the Dark sung by Miss Kirsten; I See Your Face Before Me; Wanting You, duet with Miss Kirsten; Invictus.

July 1, 1948. June is Bustin' Out All Over; Route Marchin'; Now, Now, sung by Miss Kirsten; If There is Someone Lovlier Than You; Shenandoah; Bess, You Is my Woman Now, duet with Miss Kirsten.

July 8, 1948. Mardi Gras; Golden Days, duet with Miss Kirsten; You Will Know My Love; Maxim's, duet with Miss Kirsten; Mimi; April in Paris, duet with Miss Kirsten; Song of the Open Road.

July 15, 1948. Rise and Shine; Curly Haired Baby sung by Miss Kirsten; Whoopee Ti Yi Yo; I'm in the Mood for Love sung by Miss Kirsten; I Kiss Your Hand, Madame; Indian Love Call, duet with Miss Kirsten; Boots.

July 22, 1948. Your Land and My Land; Since First I Met Thee, sung by Miss Kirsten; Old Papa Zudick; Somebody Loves Me, sung by Miss Kirsten; I Married an Angel; Serenade, duet with Miss Kirsten; When the Foreman Bares his Steel.

July 29, 1948. 1 Feel a Song Coming On; Czardas sung by Miss Kirsten; May Day Carol; Love Walked Right In sung by Kirsten; When I Grow Too Old to Dream; Song of Love, duet with Miss Kirsten; Frog He Went a Courtin'.

August 5, 1948. Great Ray; 0 Mio Babbino Caro from Gianni Schicchi, sung by Miss Kirsten; Shadrack, Meshak and Abednego; The Man I Love sung by Miss Kirsten; Old Devil Moon; Give Me One Hour, duet with Miss Kirsten; Pilgrim's Song.

August 12, 1948. Valencia; My Man is Gone sung by Miss Kirsten; No, No, Don't Do That (in Russian); If I Should Lose You sung by Miss Kirtsen; You and the Night and the Music, duet with Miss Kirsten; I'll See You Again, duet with Miss Kirsten; The Hills of Home.

August 19, 1948. Beyond the Blue Horizon; Goin' Home Over Yonder; Un Bel Di from Madame Butterfly sung by Miss Kirsten; Just the Way You Look Tonight; Isn't it Romantic, sung by Miss Kirsten; You are Free, duet with Miss Kirsten; Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song.

August 26, 1948. Get Happy; Ouvre Ton Coeur sung by Miss Kirsten; Sweet Grass Range; Take Me In Your Arms sung by Miss Kirsten; Where or When; While Hearts are Singing, duet with Miss Kirsten; Heart of My Heart.

September 2, 1948. It's a Grand Night for Singing; A Southern Moon sung by Miss Kirsten; They All Dance the Samba; My Ideal sung by Miss Kirsten; In the Still of the Night; Là Ci Darem la Mano from Don Giovanni, duet with Miss Kirsten; It Ain't Necessarily So.

September 9, 1948. Little Girls, Goodbye; Tower of Babel; I Love You So sung by Miss Kirsten; Rosalie; You Go to My Head sung by Miss Kirsten; My Hero, duet with Miss Kirsten; High Flight.

September 16, 1948. Great Come and Get it Day; Romance sung by Jeanette MacDonald; Neath the Southern Moon; Lover, sung by Jeanette MacDonald; When Day is Done; Indian Love Call, duet with Miss MacDonald; The Blind Ploughman.

September 23, 1948. Drums in My Heart; When I have Sung My Songs; Colombetta, sung by Miss Kirsten; Rose Marie; My Romance, sung by Miss Kirsten; Short'nin' Bread; Will You Remember, duet with Miss Kirsten.

June 2, 1949. It's A Big Wide Wonderful World; L'Amour, Toujours L'Amour, sung by Miss Kirsten; Hungarian Shepherd Song; Some Enchanted Evening; Why Can't You Behave sung by Miss Kirsten; Bess, You Is My Woman Now, duet with Miss Kirsten.

June 9, 1949. Another Opening, Another Show; Les Filles de Cadix sung by Miss Kirsten; Oh, Promise Me; One Morning in May; I'm In Love With A Wonderful Guy, sung by Miss Kirsten; Golden Days, duet with Miss Kirsten.

June 16, 1949. Great Come and Get it Day; Czardas sung by Miss Kirsten; Shenandoah; This Nearly was Mine; If I had My Way sung by Miss Kirsten; Riders in the Sky; just for Tonight, duet with Miss Kirsten.

June 23, 1949. It's a Grand Night for Singing; Comin' Through the Rye, sung by Miss Kirsten; Danse Macabre; Younger Than Springtime; You Go to my Head, sung by Miss Kirsten; Give Me One Hour, duet with Miss Kirsten; Heart of My Heart.

June 30, 1949. 1 Feel a Song Coming On. Un Bel Di from Madame Butterfly, sung by Miss Kirsten; Get Along Little Doggie; I Love You; How Deep is the Ocean, sung by Miss Kirsten; Shadrak, Meshak and Abednego; Song of Love, duet with Miss Kirsten.

July 7, 1949. It's a Good Day; Ouvre ton Coeur sung by Miss Kirsten; I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen; You and the Night and the Music; Right as the Rain sung by Miss Kirsten; They all Dance the Samba; You are Love, duet with Miss Kirsten.

July 14, 1949. It's a Most Unusual Day; Sing to Me Guitar sung by Miss Kirsten; May Day Carol; If There is Someone Lovelier Than You; Summertime sung by Miss Kirsten; No, No, Don't Do That (in Russian); My Hero, duet with Miss Kirsten.

July 21, 1949. Lady of Spain; Addio from La Boheme sung by Miss Kirsten; Canadian Logging Song; Bali Hai; What a Difference a Day Makes sung by Miss Kirsten; Lover, Come Back to Me, duet with Miss Kirsten; The Blind Ploughman.

July 28, 1949. Get Happy Now from Song of Norway, sung by Miss Kirsten; The Rosary; Through the Years; The Man I Love sung by Miss Kirsten; Cork Leg; Road to Paradise, duet with Miss Kirsten.

August 4, 1949. Drums in My Heart; Love is Where You Find It, sung by Miss Kirsten; Neath the Southern Moon; I Only Have Eyes for You; More Than You Know sung by Miss Kirsten; Riders in the Sky; Will You Remember, duet with Miss Kirsten.

August 11, 1949. Beyond the Blue Horizon; Vissi D'Arte from Tosca sung by Miss Kirsten; Oh, What a Beautiful Morning; Old Devil Moon; Someone to Watch Over Me sung by Miss KirstenlA Frog He Went a 'Courtin'; Call of Life, duet with Miss Kirsten.

August 18, 1949. Rise and Shine; So In Love sung by Miss Kirsten; Hills of Home; When Day is Done; All the Things You Are sung by Miss Kirsten; Valparaiso; While Hearts are Singing, duet with Miss Kirsten.

August 25, 1949. Cockeyed Optimist; aria from Manon Lescaut, sung by Miss Kirsten; Kashmiri Song; Where or When; My Bill sung by Miss Kirsten; Tower of Babel; Serenade from The Student Prince.

September 1, 1949. Great Day; Kiss Me Again sung by Miss Kirsten; Song of the Flea; In the Still of the Night; I Love You from Miss Liberty, sung by Miss Kirsten; Mam'selle Marie; Wunderbar, duet with Miss Kirsten.

September 8, 1949. Stout Hearted Men; Sailor Man; aria from L'Enfant Prodigue sung by Miss Kirsten; Strange Music; Speak Low, sung by Miss Kirsten; Farewell to Dreams, duet with Miss Kirsten; Invictus.

September 15, 1949. Buckle Down, Winsocki; You Are Free, duet with Miss Kirsten; Danny Boy; Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup, sung by Miss Kirsten; There's Something About Paree; Depuis le Jour, sung by Miss Kirsten; Song of the Open Road.

September 22, 1949. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; Love is Where You Find It, sung by Miss Kirsten; When I Have Sung My Songs; Rosalie; I'm in Love With a Wonderful Guy; Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song; Indian Love Call, duet with Miss Kirsten.

June 28, 1943. Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies; The Blind Ploughman; A Frog He Went a 'Courtin'; The Moon is High in the Sky from Aleko (in Russian).

September 6, 1943. Ballad of Adamastor from L'Africaine (in French) At the Balalaika; The Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song; How Do I Love Thee.

November 8, 1943. Non Piu Andral from The Marriage of Figaro; Through the Years; Tower of Babel; The Lost Chord.

April 17, 1944. Let's Make Tomorrow Today; Thy Beaming Eyes; Tally Ho; Water Boy; Do Not Weep My Child from The Demon (in Russian).

May 29, 1944. 0h, What a Beautiful Morning; Schubert's Ave Maria; Troubador's Serenade; Gloire A Vanna from Monna Vanna (in French).

August 14, 1944. Drums in My Heart; I Must Go Down to the Seas Again; Trade Winds; Captain Stratton's Fancy; The Credo from Otello (in Italian).

October 23, 1944. Maxim's; Kashmiri Song; 0, Evening Star; Wreck of the Julie Plante.

February 12, 1945. The Open Road; I Saw You There in the Moonlight; A Frog He Went A 'Courtin'; Goin' Home.

July 16, 1945. High Flight; My Bruder Gum; Comrades, Fill No Glass For Me; Don't Bet Your Money on the Shanghai; The Moon is High In the Sky from Aleko (in Russian).

September 24, 1945. Heart of My Heart; To the Children; Red Rosey Bush; The Unsuccessful Serenade; How Do I Love Thee.

November 12, 1945. 0h, What a Beautiful Morning; The Kashmiri Song; Tower of Babel; 0, Evening Star.

January 21, 1946 (from Hollywood). I'm Falling in Love With Someone; A Love Song; Song of the Flea; Ballad of Adamastor from L'Africaine (in French).

July 1, 1946. Great Day; My Brudder Gum; Comrades, Fill No Glass For Me; Don't Bet Your Money on De Shanghai; Old Man River.

September 2, 1946. (from Hollywood). Come, Let's Be Merry; There is a Lady; Clair de Lune; Aux Portes de Seville; Heart of My Heart.

November 25, 1946. (from Hollywood). Crown of the Year; Largo (Ombra Mal Fu) from Xerxes; Blessed Night; The Dream; Quand La Flamme D'Amour from Fair Maid of Perth (in French).

March 17, 1947. (from Hollywood). Back to Donegal; To the Children; Red Rosey Bush; I Have Attained the Highest Power from Boris Godunov.

July 7, 1947. Love is the Time; Sweet Grass Range; The Floral Dance; As Then the Tulip.

October 13, 1947. (from Chicago). Oh, What a Beautiful Morning; Water Boy; A Frog Went A 'Courtin'; Quand La Flamme De L'Amour from Fair Maid of Perth (in French).

April 11, 1949. When I Behold (in German); The Rosary; When I have Sung My Songs; Shenandoah; Blow Ye Winds.

August 14, 1950. Neath the Southern Moon; Serenade; Elegie (in French); The Laughing Song; 'Invictus.

March 5, 1951. Great Day; Flow Gently, Sweet Afton; Angelina Baker; The Hills of Home.

June 25, 1951. Go Down, Moses; I'm Falling In Love With Someone; With These Hands; Myself When Young.

August 30, 1951. (from Carnegie Hall). Drums in My Heart; Danse Macabre; Will the Red Sun Never Set.

May 13, 1952. The Open Road; Valparaiso; Shenandoah; Sally Brown; How Do I Love Thee.

September 22, 1952. Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies; Come, Let's Be Merry; I Loved a Lass; Chomondeley Fair; Route Marchin'.

February 23, 1953. 0h, What a Beautiful Morning; My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free; America, Commerce and Freedom; The Wedding of Miss Duck; Ballad of Adamastor. (The program ran short of time and cut the final song.)