Although OTRCAT.com does not have recordings of every series listed below, the following is quick reference guide to old time radio show series, theme music title, and composer (when available).
"Eyes of Texas, The" - Traditional folk song "I've Been Working On The Railroad" (m); John Sinclair (w)
"Tales Of The Texas Rangers" - David D. Rose
Taystee Breadwinner, The - Tastyeast Is Tempting (jingle, to the tune of "Here's To Whiskey" [aka: How Do You Do, Ev'rybody, How Do You Do?]) - Trad. WW I song: "Mademoiselle From Armentieres" (aka "Hinky Dinky Parlez-Vous")
Ted Fiorito [big band shows] - Signature Theme on various shows: Rio Rita [from the 1926 Ziegfeld stage production "Rio Rita"] Harry Tierney (m); Joseph McCarthy (w)
Ted Lewis [big band shows] - Signature Theme on various shows: "When My Baby Smiles At Me"- Ted Lewis; Bill Munro; Andrew B. Sterling
Ted Mack -- see the "Original Amateur Hour"
Ted Straeter Orchestra [big band shows] - Signature Theme on various shows: Most Beautiful Girl In The World, The [from the 1935 Broadway musical "Billy Rose's Jumbo"] - Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
Ted Weems [big band shows] - Signature Theme on various shows: Out Of The Night - Harry Sosnik; Walter Hirsch
Telephone Hour, The - Theme: Bell Waltz, The [aka: Bell Telephone Waltz][vocal title: Music of Love] - Donald David Voorhees
Tom Mix Ralston Straightshooters, The - " Shredded Ralston jingle" [variation of: When The Bloom Is On The Sage] - Nathaniel W. Vincent; Fred Howard (pseudonym of Fred Howard Wright)
Tommy Dorsey [big band shows] Signature Theme on various shows: I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You George Bassman (m); Ned Washington (w)
Travels of Mary Ward, The - " Country Gardens" [aka: "The Vicar of Bray"; aka: "The Quaker's Opera" (1728)] - Traditional English air from the 18th Century
Theme 3 (circa 1950): Brutal Regiment, a B-movie cue adapted for the MUTEL Music Service as "Dramatic Main Title #1 (MT 14)" [aka: Q 12-2: THEME No. 2 Long Version (Dramatic-Full), in the Capitol "Q" Series library] - Herschel Burke Gilbert (m); Joseph Mullendore (adapter)
"Merrily We Roll Along" - Traditional Children's Nursery Tune
"Hail! Hail! The Gang's All Here" [based upon "Come, Friends, Who Plough The Sea" from the 1879 Operetta "The Pirates of Penzance"] - W. S. Gilbert; Sir Arthur Sullivan; Theodora (adapter Morse
Tune Detective, The [with Sigmund Spaeth] - Excerpt from the opera "Lohengrin" - Richard Wagner
Twenty Questions - " Twenty Questions" - Bernard Green; Moe Jaffe; Dick Hardt
Two For The Money (with Herb Shriner)
Open Theme: Indiana [aka: (Back Home Again In Indiana) - Ballard MacDonald (m); James F. Hanley (w)
Close Theme: Hoop De Doo - Milton DeLugg (m); Frank Loesser (w)