The Railroad Hour

March 28, 1949: Gordon MacRae in "Best Foot Forward," with Betty Garrett ("Irene Lorenzo" in "All in the Family"), Eileen Wilson.

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April 4, 1949: Gordon MacRae and Dorothy Kirsten in Mlle. Modiste."

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April 11, 1949, "The Firefly," is MIA.

Here is April 18, 1949: Gordon MacRae and Jeanette MacDonald in Fritz Kreisler's "Apple Blossoms."

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Now on to the summer series. July 11, 1949: Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman in story and songs of Jimmy McHugh.

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August 1, 1949: Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman salute Ethelbert Nevin.

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August 15, 1949: Music from "When My Baby Smiles at Me," other Gordon-Myrow hits.

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September 19, 1949: Gordon MacRae salutes Nacio Herb Brown, composer of "Pagan Love Song," and other hits.

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Thus ends the first season.

Thanks Bobby P, picked up a couple more fills.

October 3, 1949: Show Boat. Despite her mother's objections, the naive young daughter of a show boat captain is thrust into the limelight as the company's new leading lady.

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October 10, 1949: The New Moon. A revolutionary leader romances a French aristocrat in Louisiana.

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October 17, 1949: Gordon MacRae and Nadine Conner in "The Chocolate Soldier."

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October 24, 1949: Music in the Air. In old Germany, a small-town couple journey to the big city to sell a song. They nearly fall out of love.

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November 21, 1949: Gordon MacRae and Doris Day in "No, No, Nanette."

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November 28, 1949: Gordon MacRae and Jane Powell in "The Student Prince."

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December 5, 1949: Gordon MacRae with Kenny Baker and Evelyn Case in "The Mikado."

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December 19, 1949: Gordon MacRae and Patrice Munsel in "Rose Marie."

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December 26, 1949: Gordon MacRae and Jane Powell in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," with songs from the Disney picture.

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January 2, 1950: The Red Mill.

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January 23, 1950: Gordon MacRae and Dorothy Kirsten in "The Merry Widow."

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January 30, 1950: Gordon MacRae and Jane Powell in "Brigadoon."

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February 13, 1950: Gordon MacRae and Jane Powell in "Sweethearts."

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February 20, 1950: The Count of Luxembourg.

A scoundrel entices the fun-loving, but bankrupt Count into a marriage of convenience.

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February 27, 1950: Gordon MacRae and Jane Powell in "Mlle. Modiste."

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March 20, 1950: Gordon MacRae and Dorothy Warenskjold in "The Only Girl."

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March 27, 1950: "Sunny."

The sweetheart of the A.E.F. stows away to America.

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