Drama

Bright Star

The Oil Swindle
27mins Aired 1952
Susan Runs For Mayor
27mins Aired 1952
Hillsdale Becomes Mumdad
27mins Aired 1952
Miss America Visits
27mins Aired 1952
George The Informer
27mins Aired 1952
The Crooked Carnival
27mins Aired 1952
The Boxer
27mins Aired 1952
Dramatic Lessons
27mins Aired 1952
French Dress Designer
27mins Aired 1952
George Covers Hillsdale Fire
28mins Aired 1952
George Coaches Hillsdale High
28mins Aired 1952
The Haunted House
27mins Aired 1952
Rodeo Star
27mins Aired 1952
Scientific Living
27mins Aired 1952
New Homemaker Page Editor
27mins Aired 1952
George's Old Flame
27mins Aired 1952
Aunt Sophia Plays Matchmaker
27mins Aired 1952
The Talking Parrot
27mins Aired 1952
Patience's Romance
27mins Aired 1952
Sammy And Shirley
27mins Aired 1952
Fight For Beaver Park
27mins Aired 1952
Susan's Cousin Emily
27mins Aired 1952
Susan's Poetry
27mins Aired 1952
A Flower For Susan
30mins Aired 1952
Box Supper
27mins Aired 1952
The Chorus Girl
27mins Aired 1952
The Society Burglar
27mins Aired 1952
One Word Cablegram
31mins Aired 1952
Missing Childhood Sweetheart
30mins Aired 1952
George's Old Girlfriend
28mins Aired 1952
Susan's Cousin, Emily
27mins Aired 1952

Bright Star, also known as The Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray Show, was a 30-minute radio comedy-drama that aired for one season from 1952-1953. The show featured renowned film stars Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray, with Harry von Zell and Wendell Niles as announcers. The storyline focused on the struggles of Susan Armstrong (Dunne), editor of the struggling Hillsdale Morning Star newspaper, and her idealistic star reporter George Harvey (MacMurray). The two often conflicted over stories but had excellent comedic rapport. As a charming show with talented leads, Bright Star is sure to delight fans of Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray.