About: Dr. Christian

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Dr. Christian is a radio series with Jean Hersholt in the title role. It aired on CBS Radio from November 7, 1937 to January 6, 1954. In 1956, the series was adapted for television where it aired in syndication until 1957.

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  • Dr. Christian is a radio series with Jean Hersholt in the title role. It aired on CBS Radio from November 7, 1937 to January 6, 1954. In 1956, the series was adapted for television where it aired in syndication until 1957. Hersholt had portrayed the character Dr. John Luke, based on Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, the obstetrician who delivered and cared for the Dionne Quintuplets, in the 20th Century Fox movie The Country Doctor (1936) and its two sequels. He wanted to perform the same role on radio but could not get the rights. He decided to create his own doctor character for radio, and since he was a Hans Christian Andersen enthusiast, he borrowed that name for his character of philosophical Dr. Paul Christian. (en)
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  • Art Gilmore (en)
  • Perry King (en)
  • Andre Baruch (en)
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  • Rosemary DeCamp as Judy Price and Jean Hersholt as Dr. Christian, 1953 (en)
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  • United States (en)
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  • dbr:James_Sheldon
  • James Sheldon (en)
  • Eddie Davis (en)
  • Henry S. Kesler (en)
  • Paul Guilfoyle (en)
  • Felix E. Feist (en)
  • Lew Landers (en)
  • Herbert L. Strock (en)
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  • John Wilkinson (en)
  • Florence Ortman (en)
  • Neil Reagan (en)
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  • English (en)
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  • Rainbow on the River (en)
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  • 1956-10-01 (xsd:date)
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  • Dorothy McCann (en)
  • Joan Cannon (en)
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  • 1800.0
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  • A boxer, after working hard for his big chance, is about to fight for a championship belt. Dr. Christian learns from an examination that the pugilist will likely go blind from a blow to the head. (en)
  • Dr. Christian deals with a man who may die at any time but still can handle a gun with threatening ease. (en)
  • A man is fired after getting into a fight with his co-worker. Dr. Christian, with the assistance of his secretary Betty, tries to get the driver his job back at the trucking firm plus get at the reason for the altercation. (en)
  • A noted citizen is seriously injured by an auto and the driver claims the man stepped in front of his car. His story is doubted and Dr. Christian tries to learn the truth. (en)
  • A man with just one year left to live decides to do everything he's ever dreamed of doing. (en)
  • Dr. Christian comes to the assistance of a man who entered the United States illegally. (en)
  • Dr. Christian tells a man he is perfectly healthy and then faces a major problem when the man suddenly dies, is it murder or suicide? (en)
  • A patient with a bad heart refuses doctor's orders about exerting himself. It's up to Dr. Christian to convince the man to take better care of himself. (en)
  • Dr. Christian tries desperately to save the life of a little boy bitten by a black widow spider. (en)
  • Dr. Christian helps a recovering mental patient return to his home and business and then finds the patient is totally unfamiliar with his past life. (en)
  • A father takes his son on a camping trip not realizing that the boy has a rheumatic heart. (en)
  • A retired policeman tries to prevent a robbery in which his daughter's boyfriend is involved. (en)
  • Though injured, foreman Mike Higgins stubbornly refuses to stop working. (en)
  • Dr. Christian thinks he can help a troubled young man by have his imprisoned brother paroled. But after the older sibling is released it doesn't take long for Christian to realize he's responsible for an enormous mistake. (en)
  • An unscrupulous fight promoter advises Jackie, an arrogant young boxer, to believe his own publicity and Dr. Christian feels he must intervene for safety reasons. (en)
  • Judy is a patient of Christian's who is expecting her first baby. Husband Andy is a pilot and when he disappears after his plane crashes the doctor must endeavor to save Judy and her unborn infant's lives. (en)
  • A Korean War veteran is convinced he accidentally killed his buddy while on a night patrol. The event's trauma has caused him to lose his speech and Dr. Christian works with the man to overcome his past. (en)
  • A series of mysterious accidents threatens to halt work on a top-secret project. (en)
  • A desperate secretary takes some poison and is admitted to the hospital. As Dr. Christian's patient he must figure out how to save her life as the toxin has no antidote. (en)
  • An man has been unjustly imprisoned years for a robbery he didn't commit. Upon release he retrieves the loot after learning its location. Dr. Christian tries to convince him to turn over the stolen cash. (en)
  • Dr. Christian promises a dying mother that he will look after her daughter and finds himself embroiled in a major family argument. (en)
  • Dr. Christian trusts his nurse Betty implicitly and when she's accused of blackmailing patients he's outraged. Christian works diligently to clear Betty's name. (en)
  • Dr. Christian inherits an estate of a recently deceased patient, and has his hands full with the woman's squabbling relatives. (en)
  • A criminal is wounded and his two brothers decide to get him medical attention. They kidnap Dr. Christian and force him to operate under adverse conditions. (en)
  • Ruth Belford loses her memory after an auto accident rigged by her husband, and Dr. Christian is brought in to help her overcome the experience. (en)
  • A struggle to patch up a broken home to save the health and happiness of a small boy faces Dr. Christian. (en)
  • Janis Sommers is convinced her husband is trying to kill her. Dr. Christian is called in to evaluate the wife to see is she's mentally competent or telling the truth. (en)
  • Johnny Haven and his friends are accused of being involved in a tragic auto accident. When they convincingly protest their innocence Dr. Christian decides to conduct his own investigation. (en)
  • Dr. Christian tries to save an orphaned teen-ager from her scheming relatives. (en)
  • Walter Brandon takes out a large life insurance policy and dies shortly afterwards. His widow Betty has enormous feelings of guilt which sends her closer to a nervous breakdown unless Dr. Cristian can help. (en)
  • Dr. Christian steps in to heal a breach between a young intern and his father when the latter asks the boy to give up the study of medicine. (en)
  • Dr. Christian is stranded in a mountain lodge with a murderer. (en)
  • Dr. Christian is left a large sum of money in someone's will. He is baffled as he has no recollection of the person as a former patient. (en)
  • The dread disease, "Bubonic Plague" gives Dr. Christian a bad time when he learns of its spread in an outlying community and that delivery of the Navy's supply of life-saving serum will be delayed. (en)
  • Rufus Corning blames Christian for his wife's death in surgery and vows revenge. (en)
  • When the president of a chemical company has a heart attack, crooks move in and take over the business. (en)
  • Dr. Christian learns of a typhoid outbreak and the focus turns to youthful Danny Martin, who fears that he, like his mother, is a typhoid carrier. (en)
  • Dr. Christian invites controversy when one of his older patients is bitten by a rabid dog. The physician feels the man's weak heart will fail with given the shots and he proposes an alternative solution (en)
  • Dr. Christian has a delicate task as an older man is having difficulty adjusting to moving in with one of his children. (en)
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  • Dr. Christian (en)
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  • Vaseline products (en)
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  • Rosemary DeCamp (en)
  • Jean Hersholt (en)
  • Helen Claire (en)
  • Kathleen Fitz (en)
  • Lurene Tuttle (en)
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  • CBS (en)
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  • Dr. Christian (en)
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  • Amnesia (en)
  • Blackmail (en)
  • Fear (en)
  • Rabies (en)
  • Revenge (en)
  • The Guardian (en)
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  • The Secret (en)
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  • Michael Higgins (en)
  • The Alien (en)
  • The Legacy (en)
  • Cameraman (en)
  • Hit and Run (en)
  • The Thin Line (en)
  • Vaccine (en)
  • Truck Driver (en)
  • Plane Crash (en)
  • The Fighter (en)
  • The Philanthropist (en)
  • The Payoff (en)
  • Orphan (en)
  • Haunted House (en)
  • Typhoid (en)
  • The Bite (en)
  • Bullet Wound (en)
  • Company Control (en)
  • Escaped Convict (en)
  • Insurance Policy (en)
  • Intern (en)
  • Locked Memory (en)
  • Mark! Danger! (en)
  • Mother's Boy (en)
  • Once a Cop (en)
  • Parolee (en)
  • Poison Control (en)
  • Question Of Suicide (en)
  • The Farm Story (en)
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  • dbr:Gene_Roddenberry
  • dbr:Jack_Laird
  • George Callahan (en)
  • Jack Laird (en)
  • Arthur Weiss (en)
  • Joel Rapp (en)
  • Stuart Jerome (en)
  • Don Brinkley (en)
  • William R. Cox (en)
  • Doris Hursley and Frank Hursley (en)
  • Gene Roddenberry & Stuart Jerome (en)
  • Irving H. Cooper (en)
  • Jack Rock (en)
  • Lee Berg (en)
  • Leonard Heideman (en)
  • Leonard Heideman & Stuart Jerome (en)
  • Lou Huston (en)
  • Stuart Jerome & P.K. Palmer (en)
  • Vincent Fotre (en)
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  • Dr. Christian is a radio series with Jean Hersholt in the title role. It aired on CBS Radio from November 7, 1937 to January 6, 1954. In 1956, the series was adapted for television where it aired in syndication until 1957. (en)
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