Gunsmoke- “The Buffalo Hunter,” which aired on May 9, 1953.
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Dragnet- “Big Walk,” which aired on November 16, 1952. The obvious tape warble is on the original analog recording, and is unfortunately out of our control. Those are just the facts. Get it? Facts? Dragnet?
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Gunsmoke- “Tacetta,” which aired on May 2, 1953.
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Dragnet- “Big Dive,” which aired on November 9, 1952. The obvious tape warble is on the original analog recording, and is unfortunately out of our control. Those are just the facts. Get it? Facts? Dragnet?
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Dragnet- “Big Light,” which aired on November 2, 1952. The obvious tape warble is on the original analog recording, and is unfortunately out of our control. Those are just the facts. Get it? Facts? Dragnet?
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Gunsmoke- “The Soldier,” which aired on April 25, 1953.
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Mary Shelley’s classic novel, adapted for radio in 1932.
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Mary Shelley’s classic novel, adapted for radio in 1932.
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Mary Shelley’s classic novel, adapted for radio in 1932.
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Orson Welles- “The War of the Worlds,” which aired on October 30, 1938. This legendary broadcast is one you don't want to miss! (Spoiler: It did not create the mass panic of legendary tales. Orson said it was fiction in the broadcast, and they took commercial breaks.)
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Gunsmoke- “Bum’s Rush,” which aired on April 18, 1953.
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Gunsmoke- “Gonif,” which aired on April 11, 1953.
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Gunsmoke- “Paid Killer,” which aired on January 17, 1953.
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Gunsmoke- “The Square Triangle,” which aired on November 14, 1952.
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Gunsmoke- “Lochinvar,” which aired on October 17, 1952.
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The Saint, starring Vincent Price- “Prove I Did It,” which aired on November 7, 1949.
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Dragnet, Starring Jack Webb- “Big Number,” which aired on October 26, 1952. The original Chesterfield Cigarette advertisements are truly horrifying!
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Gunsmoke- “Cain,” which aired on October 3, 1952.
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Gunsmoke- “Drop Dead,” which aired on September 20, 1952.
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Gunsmoke- “Home Surgery,” which aired on September 13, 1952.
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The Saint, starring Vincent Price- “Color Blind Killer,” which aired on September 18, 1949.
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Dragnet, starring Jack Webb- “Big Pill,” which aired on October 19, 1952. The original Chesterfield Cigarette advertisements are truly horrifying!
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Dragnet, starring Jack Webb- “Big Jolt,” which aired on October 5, 1952. The original Chesterfield Cigarette advertisements are truly horrifying!
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The Saint, starring Vincent Price- “The Old Man’s Car,” which aired on August 14, 1949.
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The Saint, starring Vincent Price- “Connelly Silver Mine,” which aired on July 31, 1949.
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The Shadow- “Poison Death," which aired on January 30, 1938. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? The Shadow knows!
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Sherlock Holmes- “The Final Problem,” which aired on May 19, 1932.
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Tarzan- “Jungle Legacy,” which aired on March 29, 1951.
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Sherlock Holmes- “The Bruce Partington Plans,” which aired on September 26, 1948.
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Tarzan- “The Killer,” which aired on March 22, 1951.
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Tarzan- “Across A Continent,” which aired on March 15, 1951.
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The Shadow- “Society of the Living Dead," which aired on January 23, 1938. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? The Shadow knows!
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Best of legendary comedian W.C. Fields with the famous puppet Charlie McCarthy, because they had puppets on the radio back then. (Part 2 of 2)
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Legendary comedians Fibber McGee & Molly- “Uncle Jefferson’s Fortune,” which aired on November 17,1942.
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Tarzan- “The End Of The World,” which aired on March 8, 1951.
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Best of legendary comedian W.C. Fields with the famous puppet Charlie McCarthy, because they had puppets on the radio back then. (Part 1 of 2)
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Legendary comedians Fibber McGee & Molly- “Mrs. Uppington’s Nephew,” which aired on November 10,1942.
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Tarzan- “The Coward,” which aired on February 22, 1951.
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The Shadow- “The Temple Bells of Neban," which aired on October 24, 1937. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? The Shadow knows!
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The Shadow- “Bride of Death,” which aired on March 6, 1938. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? The Shadow knows!
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The Six Shooter starring Jimmy Stewart, “Blood Relation,” which aired on May 27, 1954.
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The Six Shooter starring Jimmy Stewart, “The Shooting of Wyatt King,” which aired on May 20, 1954.
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Comedian Fred Allen welcomes his special guest, Frank Sinatra. Originally aired on May 16, 1943.
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Comedian Fred Allen- The Musical “South Dakota,” which aired on June 11,1944. Check out the references to supporting the war effort during WWII.
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The Maltese Falcon starring Humphrey Bogart. This radio dramatization of the film aired on July 3, 1946.
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Tarzan- “Black Gold of Africa,” which aired on February 15, 1951.
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The Shadow- “Sabotage,” which aired on January 16, 1938. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? The Shadow knows!
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The Shadow- “The League of Terror,” which aired on January 9, 1938. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? The Shadow knows!
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Legendary comedian Jack Benny in “The Violin Concert Tour,” which aired on April 14, 1946.
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Legendary comedian Jack Benny on his “Seventh Anniversary Show,” which aired on April 30, 1939.
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Burns & Allen- The legendary team of George Burns and Gracie Allen in “The Cheap Skate,” which aired on March 31, 1949.
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Burns & Allen- The legendary team of George Burns and Gracie Allen in “H&R Blockhead,” which aired on February 26, 1950.
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Enjoy Orson Welles’s production of the beloved “A Christmas Carol,” which aired on Christmas Eve in 1939.
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The Front Page starring Pat O’Brien. This radio dramatization of the film aired on June 22, 1946.
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The Shadow- “The Silent Avenger,” which aired on March 13, 1938. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? The Shadow knows!
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The Shadow- “The Phantom Voice,” which aired on February 6, 1938. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? The Shadow knows!
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Originally aired on February 8, 1951.
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This radio dramatization aired on January 24, 1944.
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Tarzan, episode “The Hooded Death,” which aired on January 25, 1951.
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Tarzan, episode “The Manuema,” which aired on February 1, 1951.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s publication was dramatized by the BBC for radio broadcast.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s publication was dramatized by the BBC for radio broadcast.
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She Wore A Yellow Ribbon starring John Wayne. This radio dramatization of the film aired on March 12, 1951.
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Tarzan, episode “Black Ivory,” which aired on January 18, 1951.
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Tarzan, episode “Decoy,” which aired on January 11, 1951.
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This radio dramatization of the film aired on January 9, 1949.
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This radio dramatization of the film aired on August 5, 1949.
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This radio dramatization of the 1939 film aired on November 5, 1945, and used the same cast.
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"My Darling Clementine," tells the fictionalized story of Wyatt Earp becoming the marshal of Tombstone, Arizona, in 1882. This is the radio adaptation of the film, and stars the same cast. It was broadcast on April 28, 1947.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s 1927 publication of “The Adventure of Schoscombe Old Place” was dramatized by the BBC for radio broadcast.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s 1926 publication of “The Adventure of the Lion’s Mane” was dramatized by the BBC for radio broadcast.
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DRAGNET starring Jack Webb. This episode, “Sixteen Jewel Thieves,” first aired on August 18, 1949. All we want are the facts!
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The Scarlet Widow, Chapters 01-03, aired Sept & Oct 1945
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Orson Welles' adaptation of John Drinkwater's 1918 play "Abraham Lincoln," which aired on Mercury Theater on August 15, 1938.
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The legendary Orson Welles presents "Huckleberry Finn," starring Jackie Cooper, which aired on the Campbell Playhouse, March 17, 1940.
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"There WIll Come Soft Rains," narrated by the legendary Leonard Nimoy
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Deputy Dawg ran from 1962 to 1963, with the title character being a deputy in Florida, Mississippi, and Tennessee as the show progressed.Released in 1960 on RCA Camden Records:1. Li’l Whooper2. Seize You Later, Alligator3. The Yoke’s On You
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Deputy Dawg ran from 1962 to 1963, with the title character being a deputy in Florida, Mississippi, and Tennessee as the show progressed. Released in 1960 on RCA Camden Records:1. Welcome, Micha Mouse2. Law and Disorder3. Shotgun Shambles
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Crepitation is a fancy word for fart, so this episode may not be for everyone. Although nobody is certain, this recording was most likely recorded in 1940 by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation sports announcer Sidney S. Brown and CBC producer Jules Lipton as an in-house joke. Someone at Columbia records pressed the recording onto a set of two 78 rpm records, including album art. The official release was nixed by CBS brass, but a few premium copies made it out to the public. Enjoy!
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Gabriel Starbuck
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The Meteor From Krypton, Chapters 01-02, September 1945
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Starring Humphrey Bogart
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Eric Hyde Loses Cattle to Rustlers
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Dr. Bly's Confidence Gang, Chapters 01-03 out of 14, from September 1945
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