A Mind Forever Wandering Old Time Radio http://amfwotr.com A Modern Look at Classic Radio of Yesteryear Sat, 31 Jul 2010 21:00:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Fibber McGee and Molly: 6/28/1937 – The Human Cannonball http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/fNyl42RX1_M/fibber-mcgee-and-molly-6281937-the-human-cannonball.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/fibber-mcgee-and-molly-6281937-the-human-cannonball.html#comments Sat, 31 Jul 2010 21:00:20 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4769 Meet Fibber McGee, the human cannonball!

Fibber McGee and Molly – The Human Cannonball

Jim Jordan, Marian Jordan, Harlow Wilcox, Bill Thompson, Ted Weems and His Orchestra.

NBC Red network. Sponsored by Johnson’s Wax.

You can also download the show HERE!

Related posts:Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/27/1937 – Leaving for Hollywood Fibber McGee and Molly: 6/07/1937 – Molly Loses Her Ring Fibber McGee and Molly: 6/22/1936 – The Employment Agency Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/20/1936 – Street Car Motorman Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/30/1935 – Hot Dogs and a Blowout Fibber McGee and Molly: 12/09/1935 – Christmas Shopping Fibber McGee and Molly: 3/02/1936 – Selling Encyclopedias Fibber McGee and Molly: 8/26/1935 – The McGee’s Win 79 Wistful Vista Fibber McGee and Molly: 7/15/1935 – Swim in the Ocean Fibber McGee and Molly: 9/23/1935 – Getting Out of Scrubbing the Back Porch Fibber McGee and Molly: 12/30/1935 – New Year’s Celebration Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/16/1935 – Tell It to the Judge

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  2. Fibber McGee and Molly: 6/07/1937 – Molly Loses Her Ring
  3. Fibber McGee and Molly: 6/22/1936 – The Employment Agency
  4. Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/20/1936 – Street Car Motorman
  5. Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/30/1935 – Hot Dogs and a Blowout
  6. Fibber McGee and Molly: 12/09/1935 – Christmas Shopping
  7. Fibber McGee and Molly: 3/02/1936 – Selling Encyclopedias
  8. Fibber McGee and Molly: 8/26/1935 – The McGee’s Win 79 Wistful Vista
  9. Fibber McGee and Molly: 7/15/1935 – Swim in the Ocean
  10. Fibber McGee and Molly: 9/23/1935 – Getting Out of Scrubbing the Back Porch
  11. Fibber McGee and Molly: 12/30/1935 – New Year’s Celebration
  12. Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/16/1935 – Tell It to the Judge
]]> Meet Fibber McGee, the human cannonball!

Fibber McGee and Molly – The Human Cannonball

Jim Jordan, Marian Jordan, Harlow Wilcox, Bill Thompson, Ted Weems and His Orchestra.

NBC Red network. Sponsored by Johnson’s Wax.

You can also download the show HERE!

Related posts:

  1. Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/27/1937 – Leaving for Hollywood
  2. Fibber McGee and Molly: 6/07/1937 – Molly Loses Her Ring
  3. Fibber McGee and Molly: 6/22/1936 – The Employment Agency
  4. Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/20/1936 – Street Car Motorman
  5. Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/30/1935 – Hot Dogs and a Blowout
  6. Fibber McGee and Molly: 12/09/1935 – Christmas Shopping
  7. Fibber McGee and Molly: 3/02/1936 – Selling Encyclopedias
  8. Fibber McGee and Molly: 8/26/1935 – The McGee’s Win 79 Wistful Vista
  9. Fibber McGee and Molly: 7/15/1935 – Swim in the Ocean
  10. Fibber McGee and Molly: 9/23/1935 – Getting Out of Scrubbing the Back Porch
  11. Fibber McGee and Molly: 12/30/1935 – New Year’s Celebration
  12. Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/16/1935 – Tell It to the Judge

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/fibber-mcgee-and-molly-6281937-the-human-cannonball.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/fibber-mcgee-and-molly-6281937-the-human-cannonball.html CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/07/1974 – The Suicide Club http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/SBqwP3H3ufg/cbs-radio-mystery-theatre-5071974-the-suicide-club.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/cbs-radio-mystery-theatre-5071974-the-suicide-club.html#comments Sat, 31 Jul 2010 06:00:33 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4657 A high stakes gambler joins a club where he may be asked to commit someone else’s murder, or be forced to commit suicide. The tale is adapted from the Robert Louis Stevenson classic.

CBS Radio Mystery Theatre – The Suicide Club

E. G. Marshall (host), Robert Louis Stevenson (author), George Lowther (adaptor), Barry Nelson, Marian Seldes, John Baragrey, Dan Ocko, Lloyd Batista.

CBS network. Sponsored by Budweiser, 7-Up.

Download the show here!

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  4. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 2/12/1974 – A Dream of Death
  5. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 4/09/1974 – The Murder Museum
  6. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 1/20/1974 – The Chinaman Button
  7. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 3/14/1974 – The Fall of the House of Usher
  8. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 1/17/1974 – You Can Die Again
  9. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 3/11/1974 – The Thing in the Cave
  10. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 4/25/1974 – Sunset to Sunrise
  11. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 1/07/1974 – The Return of the Moresbys
  12. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/02/1974 – Dracula
]]> A high stakes gambler joins a club where he may be asked to commit someone else’s murder, or be forced to commit suicide. The tale is adapted from the Robert Louis Stevenson classic.

CBS Radio Mystery Theatre – The Suicide Club

E. G. Marshall (host), Robert Louis Stevenson (author), George Lowther (adaptor), Barry Nelson, Marian Seldes, John Baragrey, Dan Ocko, Lloyd Batista.

CBS network. Sponsored by Budweiser, 7-Up.

Download the show here!

Related posts:

  1. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 2/21/1974 – The Walls Of Jericho
  2. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 4/01/1974 – The Black Cat
  3. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 3/06/1974 – The Sending
  4. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 2/12/1974 – A Dream of Death
  5. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 4/09/1974 – The Murder Museum
  6. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 1/20/1974 – The Chinaman Button
  7. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 3/14/1974 – The Fall of the House of Usher
  8. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 1/17/1974 – You Can Die Again
  9. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 3/11/1974 – The Thing in the Cave
  10. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 4/25/1974 – Sunset to Sunrise
  11. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 1/07/1974 – The Return of the Moresbys
  12. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/02/1974 – Dracula

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/cbs-radio-mystery-theatre-5071974-the-suicide-club.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/cbs-radio-mystery-theatre-5071974-the-suicide-club.html Words at War: 10/05/1943 – Eighty-Three Days http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/aOtJ9cp_xEQ/words-at-war-10051943-eighty-three-days.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/words-at-war-10051943-eighty-three-days.html#comments Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:52:27 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4767 A fascinating story about a sailor lost at sea, on a raft, for almost three months.

The script was re-used on the program on January 11, 1944.

Words at War – Eighty-Three Days

Paul Mann, Paul Gordon, Tom Hoyer, Ken Lynch, Myron McCormick, William Quinn, Jackson Beck, Glenn Anders, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joseph Losey (director), Max Goberman (conductor), Mark Murphy (author), Edith Sommer (adaptor).

NBC network. A sustaining show.

Download the show here!

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  5. Words at War: 9/23/1943 – They Shall Not Have Me
  6. Words at War: 7/31/1943 – From the Land of Silent People
  7. Words at War: 6/24/1943 – Combined Operations
  8. Words at War: 8/21/1943 – Malta Spitfire
  9. Words at War: 7/24/1943 – The Ship
  10. Words at War: 7/10/1943 – They Call It Pacific
  11. Words at War: 8/14/1943 – Love at First Flight
  12. The Mercury Theatre on the Air: 10/23/1938 – Around The World In Eighty Days
]]> A fascinating story about a sailor lost at sea, on a raft, for almost three months.

The script was re-used on the program on January 11, 1944.

Words at War – Eighty-Three Days

Paul Mann, Paul Gordon, Tom Hoyer, Ken Lynch, Myron McCormick, William Quinn, Jackson Beck, Glenn Anders, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joseph Losey (director), Max Goberman (conductor), Mark Murphy (author), Edith Sommer (adaptor).

NBC network. A sustaining show.

Download the show here!

Related posts:

  1. Words at War: 7/17/1943 – The Last Days Of Sevastopol
  2. Words at War: 9/02/1943 – Dynamite Cargo
  3. Words at War: 9/16/1943 – Since You Went Away
  4. Words at War: 8/07/1943 – Prisoner of the Japs
  5. Words at War: 9/23/1943 – They Shall Not Have Me
  6. Words at War: 7/31/1943 – From the Land of Silent People
  7. Words at War: 6/24/1943 – Combined Operations
  8. Words at War: 8/21/1943 – Malta Spitfire
  9. Words at War: 7/24/1943 – The Ship
  10. Words at War: 7/10/1943 – They Call It Pacific
  11. Words at War: 8/14/1943 – Love at First Flight
  12. The Mercury Theatre on the Air: 10/23/1938 – Around The World In Eighty Days

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/words-at-war-10051943-eighty-three-days.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/words-at-war-10051943-eighty-three-days.html Dimension X: 11/19/1950 – Competition http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/psv6X4GSSZ4/dimension-x-11191950-competition.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/dimension-x-11191950-competition.html#comments Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:49:17 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4765 A spaceship filled with women emigrating to the stars find themselves taken to a planet not of their choosing. Miss Travis finds herself an innocent pawn in a high stakes game of intrigue.

The final public service announcement and system cue have been deleted.

Dimension X – Competition

Albert Buhrman (music), Bill Chambers (engineer), E. M. Hull (author), Edward King (director), Elaine Rost, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Les Tremayne, Norman Rose (host), Van Woodward (producer), Bob Warren (announcer), Joseph Julian, Ed Latimer, Staats Cotsworth, John McGovern, Peter Capell.

NBC network. Sponsored by Wheaties.

You can also download the show HERE!

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  5. Dimension X: 5/27/1950 – To the Future
  6. Dimension X: 5/20/1950 – The Lost Race
  7. Dimension X: 8/18/1950 – The Martian Chronicles
  8. Dimension X: 9/08/1950 – The Outer Limit
  9. Dimension X: 10/29/1950 – No Contact
  10. Dimension X: 11/12/1950 – Shanghied
  11. Dimension X: 9/22/1950 – Dr. Grimshaw’s Sanitarium
  12. Dimension X: 11/05/1950 – The Professor was a Thief
]]> A spaceship filled with women emigrating to the stars find themselves taken to a planet not of their choosing. Miss Travis finds herself an innocent pawn in a high stakes game of intrigue.

The final public service announcement and system cue have been deleted.

Dimension X – Competition

Albert Buhrman (music), Bill Chambers (engineer), E. M. Hull (author), Edward King (director), Elaine Rost, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Les Tremayne, Norman Rose (host), Van Woodward (producer), Bob Warren (announcer), Joseph Julian, Ed Latimer, Staats Cotsworth, John McGovern, Peter Capell.

NBC network. Sponsored by Wheaties.

You can also download the show HERE!

Related posts:

  1. Dimension X: 6/03/1950 – The Embassy
  2. Dimension X: 9/01/1950 – The Roads Must Roll
  3. Dimension X: 9/29/1950 – And the Moon be Still as Bright
  4. Dimension X: 7/28/1950 – The Potters Of Firsk
  5. Dimension X: 5/27/1950 – To the Future
  6. Dimension X: 5/20/1950 – The Lost Race
  7. Dimension X: 8/18/1950 – The Martian Chronicles
  8. Dimension X: 9/08/1950 – The Outer Limit
  9. Dimension X: 10/29/1950 – No Contact
  10. Dimension X: 11/12/1950 – Shanghied
  11. Dimension X: 9/22/1950 – Dr. Grimshaw’s Sanitarium
  12. Dimension X: 11/05/1950 – The Professor was a Thief

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/dimension-x-11191950-competition.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/dimension-x-11191950-competition.html Gangbusters: 7/31/1948 – The Case Of The Carnival Caper http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/lJloX4BMBvI/gangbusters-7311948-the-case-of-the-carnival-caper.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/gangbusters-7311948-the-case-of-the-carnival-caper.html#comments Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:44:15 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4762 Robbery rode the show train until police officers found the mysterious passenger and stopped murder on the carnival midway.

Gangbusters – The Case Of The Carnival Caper

Robert Dryden (narrator-by-proxy), Arthur Vinton, Bill Smith, Frank Readick, Jean Ellen, Stanley Niss (writer), Phillips H. Lord (producer), William Sweets (director), Don Gardiner (announcer).

ABC network. Sponsored by World Wide Handicrafts. WRVR rebroadcast date: April 18, 1974.

You can also download the show HERE!

Related posts:Gangbusters: 1/31/1948 – The Case of the Bandit Brothers Gangbusters: 4/03/1948 – The Case of the New York Narcotics King Gangbusters: 7/24/1948 – The Case of the Mysterious Rooming House Gangbusters: 6/12/1948 – The Case of The Park Avenue Pilferers Gangbusters: 4/24/1948 – The Case of the Quincy Killers Gangbusters: 1/24/1948 – The Case Of The Horse-Race Highjackers Gangbusters: 2/21/1948 – The Case of Grzelak and Constantine Gangbusters: 3/16/1946 – The Case Of The Death Mask Killer Gangbusters: 10/30/1942 – The Case Of The Wolverine Gangbusters: 3/23/1946 – The Case Of Joe McCann and The West Side Syndicate Gangbusters: 12/06/1947 – The Case Of The Supersonic Safecrackers Gangbusters: 10/18/1947 – The Case Of Bugs Moran, Part Two

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  2. Gangbusters: 4/03/1948 – The Case of the New York Narcotics King
  3. Gangbusters: 7/24/1948 – The Case of the Mysterious Rooming House
  4. Gangbusters: 6/12/1948 – The Case of The Park Avenue Pilferers
  5. Gangbusters: 4/24/1948 – The Case of the Quincy Killers
  6. Gangbusters: 1/24/1948 – The Case Of The Horse-Race Highjackers
  7. Gangbusters: 2/21/1948 – The Case of Grzelak and Constantine
  8. Gangbusters: 3/16/1946 – The Case Of The Death Mask Killer
  9. Gangbusters: 10/30/1942 – The Case Of The Wolverine
  10. Gangbusters: 3/23/1946 – The Case Of Joe McCann and The West Side Syndicate
  11. Gangbusters: 12/06/1947 – The Case Of The Supersonic Safecrackers
  12. Gangbusters: 10/18/1947 – The Case Of Bugs Moran, Part Two
]]> GangbustersRobbery rode the show train until police officers found the mysterious passenger and stopped murder on the carnival midway.

Gangbusters – The Case Of The Carnival Caper

Robert Dryden (narrator-by-proxy), Arthur Vinton, Bill Smith, Frank Readick, Jean Ellen, Stanley Niss (writer), Phillips H. Lord (producer), William Sweets (director), Don Gardiner (announcer).

ABC network. Sponsored by World Wide Handicrafts. WRVR rebroadcast date: April 18, 1974.

You can also download the show HERE!

Related posts:

  1. Gangbusters: 1/31/1948 – The Case of the Bandit Brothers
  2. Gangbusters: 4/03/1948 – The Case of the New York Narcotics King
  3. Gangbusters: 7/24/1948 – The Case of the Mysterious Rooming House
  4. Gangbusters: 6/12/1948 – The Case of The Park Avenue Pilferers
  5. Gangbusters: 4/24/1948 – The Case of the Quincy Killers
  6. Gangbusters: 1/24/1948 – The Case Of The Horse-Race Highjackers
  7. Gangbusters: 2/21/1948 – The Case of Grzelak and Constantine
  8. Gangbusters: 3/16/1946 – The Case Of The Death Mask Killer
  9. Gangbusters: 10/30/1942 – The Case Of The Wolverine
  10. Gangbusters: 3/23/1946 – The Case Of Joe McCann and The West Side Syndicate
  11. Gangbusters: 12/06/1947 – The Case Of The Supersonic Safecrackers
  12. Gangbusters: 10/18/1947 – The Case Of Bugs Moran, Part Two

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/gangbusters-7311948-the-case-of-the-carnival-caper.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/gangbusters-7311948-the-case-of-the-carnival-caper.html The Campbell Playhouse: 4/21/1939 – Private Lives http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/HYA7hH2Jfyw/the-campbell-playhouse-4211939-private-lives.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/the-campbell-playhouse-4211939-private-lives.html#comments Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:40:04 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4758 A well-done performance of the romantic comedy by Noel Coward.

The Campbell Playhouse -Private Lives

Bernard Herrmann (composer, conductor), Edgar Barrier, Ernest Chappell (announcer), Gertrude Lawrence, Naomi Campbell, Noel Coward (author), Orson Welles (host), Robert Spaeth.

CBS network. Sponsored by Campbell’s Tomato Juice.

Download the file here!

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  4. The Campbell Playhouse: 2/03/1939 – Arrowsmith
  5. The Campbell Playhouse: 4/14/1939 – The Patriot
  6. The Campbell Playhouse: 1/13/1939 – Mutiny On The Bounty
  7. The Campbell Playhouse: 3/24/1939 – Twentieth Century
  8. The Campbell Playhouse: 1/27/1939 – I Lost My Girlish Laughter
  9. The Campbell Playhouse: 3/10/1939 – The Glass Key
  10. The Campbell Playhouse: 1/06/1939 – Counselor At Law
  11. The Campbell Playhouse: 12/23/1938 – A Christmas Carol
  12. The Campbell Playhouse: 12/09/1938 – Rebecca
]]> A well-done performance of the romantic comedy by Noel Coward.

The Campbell Playhouse -Private Lives

Bernard Herrmann (composer, conductor), Edgar Barrier, Ernest Chappell (announcer), Gertrude Lawrence, Naomi Campbell, Noel Coward (author), Orson Welles (host), Robert Spaeth.

CBS network. Sponsored by Campbell’s Tomato Juice.

Download the file here!

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  1. The Campbell Playhouse: 2/10/1939 – The Green Goddess
  2. The Campbell Playhouse: 3/17/1939 – Beau Geste
  3. The Campbell Playhouse: 3/31/1939 – Show Boat
  4. The Campbell Playhouse: 2/03/1939 – Arrowsmith
  5. The Campbell Playhouse: 4/14/1939 – The Patriot
  6. The Campbell Playhouse: 1/13/1939 – Mutiny On The Bounty
  7. The Campbell Playhouse: 3/24/1939 – Twentieth Century
  8. The Campbell Playhouse: 1/27/1939 – I Lost My Girlish Laughter
  9. The Campbell Playhouse: 3/10/1939 – The Glass Key
  10. The Campbell Playhouse: 1/06/1939 – Counselor At Law
  11. The Campbell Playhouse: 12/23/1938 – A Christmas Carol
  12. The Campbell Playhouse: 12/09/1938 – Rebecca

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/the-campbell-playhouse-4211939-private-lives.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/the-campbell-playhouse-4211939-private-lives.html The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: 2/11/1946 – The Guileless Gypsy http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/ZiD75y_RNjo/the-new-adventures-of-sherlock-holmes-2111946-the-guileless-gypsy.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/the-new-adventures-of-sherlock-holmes-2111946-the-guileless-gypsy.html#comments Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:31:46 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4756 Holmes and Watson find good companionship in a gypsy camp. But they also find kidnapping, attempted murder, and a beautiful girl who gives up her life for Holmes! You know, a typical evening in a gypsy camp…

The story is based on The Adventure Of The Red Circle by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes – The Guileless Gypsy

Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Harry Bartell (announcer), Anthony Boucher (writer), Denis Green (writer), Arthur Conan Doyle (author), Dean Fosler (music), Edna Best (producer).

Mutual network. Sponsored by Petri Wines.

You can also download the show HERE!

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  4. The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: 1/28/1946 – The Case of Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber
  5. The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: 2/04/1946 – Murder Under the Big Top
  6. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 12/03/1945 – Murder In The Casbah
  7. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 11/05/1945 – The Fifth Of November
  8. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 11/12/1945 – The Speckled Band
  9. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 10/29/1945 – Murder By Moonlight
  10. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 10/15/1945 – The Manor House Case
  11. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 12/31/1945 – The Iron Box
  12. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 12/24/1945 – The Night Before Christmas
]]> Holmes and Watson find good companionship in a gypsy camp. But they also find kidnapping, attempted murder, and a beautiful girl who gives up her life for Holmes! You know, a typical evening in a gypsy camp…

The story is based on The Adventure Of The Red Circle by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes – The Guileless Gypsy

Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Harry Bartell (announcer), Anthony Boucher (writer), Denis Green (writer), Arthur Conan Doyle (author), Dean Fosler (music), Edna Best (producer).

Mutual network. Sponsored by Petri Wines.

You can also download the show HERE!

Related posts:

  1. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 1/07/1946 – The Strange Case of the Murder in Wax
  2. The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: 1/14/1946 – Murder Beyond the Mountains
  3. The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: 1/21/1946 – The Telltale Pigeon Feathers
  4. The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: 1/28/1946 – The Case of Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber
  5. The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: 2/04/1946 – Murder Under the Big Top
  6. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 12/03/1945 – Murder In The Casbah
  7. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 11/05/1945 – The Fifth Of November
  8. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 11/12/1945 – The Speckled Band
  9. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 10/29/1945 – Murder By Moonlight
  10. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 10/15/1945 – The Manor House Case
  11. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 12/31/1945 – The Iron Box
  12. The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: 12/24/1945 – The Night Before Christmas

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/the-new-adventures-of-sherlock-holmes-2111946-the-guileless-gypsy.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/the-new-adventures-of-sherlock-holmes-2111946-the-guileless-gypsy.html Lum and Abner: 1/31/1935 – Abner’s Two Broken Arms http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/7DpUrXz9wyY/lum-and-abner-1311935-abners-two-broken-arms.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/lum-and-abner-1311935-abners-two-broken-arms.html#comments Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:40:07 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4736 Abner’s in bed, supposedly with two broken arms. Lum has decided that the boys are going into yet another business.

Lum and Abner – Abner’s Two Broken Arms

Chester Lauck, Norris Goff, Carlton Brickert (announcer).

Mutual network. Sponsored by Horlick’s Malted Milk.

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  4. Lum and Abner: 1/21/1935 – Matrimonial Bureau Swamped with Mail
  5. Lum and Abner: 1/24/1935 – A Telegram from Hortense
  6. Lum and Abner: 1/08/1935 – The Squire Receives a Visit from SPC
  7. Lum and Abner: 1/09/1935 – The Pine Ridge Oil Boom is Over
  8. Lum and Abner: 1/23/1935 – The Matrimonial Bureau Moves into the Store
  9. Lum and Abner: 1/22/1935 – Reading the Matrimonial Bureau Mail
  10. Lum and Abner: 1/25/1935 – Off to the Railroad Station to Meet Hortense
  11. Our New Daily Show, Lum and Abner: 1/04/1935 – Selling the Oil Well
  12. The Shadow: 6/05/1938 – The Tenor with the Broken Voice
]]> Abner’s in bed, supposedly with two broken arms. Lum has decided that the boys are going into yet another business.

Lum and Abner – Abner’s Two Broken Arms

Chester Lauck, Norris Goff, Carlton Brickert (announcer).

Mutual network. Sponsored by Horlick’s Malted Milk.

You can also download the show HERE!

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  2. Lum and Abner: 1/07/1935 – The Squire is President of Southwest Oil
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  4. Lum and Abner: 1/21/1935 – Matrimonial Bureau Swamped with Mail
  5. Lum and Abner: 1/24/1935 – A Telegram from Hortense
  6. Lum and Abner: 1/08/1935 – The Squire Receives a Visit from SPC
  7. Lum and Abner: 1/09/1935 – The Pine Ridge Oil Boom is Over
  8. Lum and Abner: 1/23/1935 – The Matrimonial Bureau Moves into the Store
  9. Lum and Abner: 1/22/1935 – Reading the Matrimonial Bureau Mail
  10. Lum and Abner: 1/25/1935 – Off to the Railroad Station to Meet Hortense
  11. Our New Daily Show, Lum and Abner: 1/04/1935 – Selling the Oil Well
  12. The Shadow: 6/05/1938 – The Tenor with the Broken Voice

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/lum-and-abner-1311935-abners-two-broken-arms.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/lum-and-abner-1311935-abners-two-broken-arms.html Jerry of the Circus – Boris Starts Dissension http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/pHuVGAzM3nw/jerry-of-the-circus-boris-starts-dissension.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/jerry-of-the-circus-boris-starts-dissension.html#comments Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:20:33 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4731 Jason is in the hospital, recovering from his run-in with “Streak”, the black panther. Patsy has returned the bracelet to Boris.

Jerry of the Circus – Boris Starts Dissension

Broadcasters Program Syndicate/Bruce Eells and Associates syndication.

Since this was a syndicated show there are no specific air dates for 1937.

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  5. Jerry of the Circus – Jason Quickly Recovers
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  9. Jerry of the Circus – Patsy Leaves Early
  10. Jerry of the Circus – Morning Circus Setup
  11. Jerry of the Circus – Zeke Leaves the Circus
  12. Jerry of the Circus – Spike Rejoins the Circus
]]> Jason is in the hospital, recovering from his run-in with “Streak”, the black panther. Patsy has returned the bracelet to Boris.

Jerry of the Circus – Boris Starts Dissension

Broadcasters Program Syndicate/Bruce Eells and Associates syndication.

Since this was a syndicated show there are no specific air dates for 1937.

Download the show here!

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  1. Jerry of the Circus – Boris Receives an Invitation
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  5. Jerry of the Circus – Jason Quickly Recovers
  6. Jerry of the Circus – Jason is Clawed by a Cat
  7. Jerry of the Circus – The Lion Cub
  8. Jerry of the Circus – Restless Animals
  9. Jerry of the Circus – Patsy Leaves Early
  10. Jerry of the Circus – Morning Circus Setup
  11. Jerry of the Circus – Zeke Leaves the Circus
  12. Jerry of the Circus – Spike Rejoins the Circus

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/jerry-of-the-circus-boris-starts-dissension.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/jerry-of-the-circus-boris-starts-dissension.html Superman: 01/29/1941 – The Black Pearl of Osiris, Part Seven http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/tCkNiHLoN-Q/superman-01291941-the-black-pearl-of-osiris-part-seven.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/07/superman-01291941-the-black-pearl-of-osiris-part-seven.html#comments Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:00:51 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=4726 Faster than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound! Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Superman!

Hoomi kidnaps Tumbleweed and locks Jimmy in the closet. Who is the real Sidney Ryecroft? Who is “The Whisperer?”

Superman – The Black Pearl of Osiris, Part Seven

Bud Collyer, Julian Noa, Joan Alexander.

Mutual network. Commercials were added locally.

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  11. Superman: 01/03/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Ten
  12. Superman: 01/13/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Fourteen
]]> Faster than a speeding bullet!
More powerful than a locomotive!
Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound!
Look! Up in the sky!
It’s a bird!
It’s a plane!
It’s Superman!

Hoomi kidnaps Tumbleweed and locks Jimmy in the closet. Who is the real Sidney Ryecroft? Who is “The Whisperer?”

Superman – The Black Pearl of Osiris, Part Seven

Bud Collyer, Julian Noa, Joan Alexander.

Mutual network. Commercials were added locally.

You can also download the show HERE!

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  5. Superman: 01/24/1941 – The Black Pearl of Osiris, Part Five
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  8. Superman: 01/10/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Thirteen
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  12. Superman: 01/13/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Fourteen

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