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The Old Time Radio Researchers (otrr.org) present a curated set of episodes from 'Phil Harris - Alice Faye Show'.
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Sponsor's New Year's Eve Party [episode 161], Broadcast 12/31/1950
Need Tickets to the Rose Parade [episode 196], Broadcast 12/30/1951
New Year's Resolution [episode 14], Broadcast 12/29/1946
New Year's Eve Party At The Harrises [episode 230], Broadcast 12/28/1952
The Christmas Present [episode 83], Broadcast 12/26/1948
Annual Christmas Show [episode 124], Broadcast 12/25/1949
Hosting French Refugee Kids for Christmas [episode 270], Broadcast 12/25/1953
Annual Christmas Show With Andy Devine [episode 160], Broadcast 12/24/1950
Stolen Christmas Presents [episode 195], Broadcast 12/23/1951
Alice Volunteers to Play Santa Claus [episode 229], Broadcast 12/21/1952
Annual Christmas Show [episode 48], Broadcast 12/21/1947
Hiring a Santa Claus [episode 82], Broadcast 12/19/1948
The Chaperone [episode 269], Broadcast 12/18/1953
The Chaperone [episode 269], Broadcast 12/18/1953
Getting a Christmas Tree in the Mountains [episode 123], Broadcast 12/18/1949
Buying Alice A Christmas Present [episode 159], Broadcast 12/17/1950
Phil's Easy Chair Must Go [episode 194], Broadcast 12/16/1951
Present for Phil [episode 12], Broadcast 12/15/1946
An Elephant For Mr Scott [episode 228], Broadcast 12/14/1952
The Babysitter [episode 81], Broadcast 12/12/1948
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