A Mind Forever Wandering Old Time Radio http://amfwotr.com A Modern Look at Classic Radio of Yesteryear Mon, 16 Aug 2010 21:53:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 A Dark Day at AMFWOTR http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/BlsjRIMbVsI/a-dark-day-at-amfwotr.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/a-dark-day-at-amfwotr.html#comments Mon, 16 Aug 2010 21:47:35 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5054 You may be wondering what has happened to the new updates and many of the shows you’ve began to visit the website for like Jack Benny, Burns and Allen, Gangbusters and so on. Well I have been advised that Radio Spirits claims to own the copyright on these shows and many others. Until I can find out if their claims are true (or simply a result of falling profits for their OTR CD sales and they’re bandying about idle threats) I’m holding off on posting any further shows and have broken the links to the episodes and programs in question.

I apologize for the inconvenience but I’d rather be safe than sorry and have to go through all the hard work putting the site together from scratch again. Or having to deal with lawyers… Hopefully this will be resolved soon!

Stay tuned!

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  6. And the Winners Are?
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  9. Two Months Have Flown By!
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  11. The Green Hornet: 12/23/1939 – Sales Tax Racket
]]> You may be wondering what has happened to the new updates and many of the shows you’ve began to visit the website for like Jack Benny, Burns and Allen, Gangbusters and so on. Well I have been advised that Radio Spirits claims to own the copyright on these shows and many others. Until I can find out if their claims are true (or simply a result of falling profits for their OTR CD sales and they’re bandying about idle threats) I’m holding off on posting any further shows and have broken the links to the episodes and programs in question.

I apologize for the inconvenience but I’d rather be safe than sorry and have to go through all the hard work putting the site together from scratch again. Or having to deal with lawyers… Hopefully this will be resolved soon!

Stay tuned!

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  4. 1000 Plus
  5. Regarding a Special Request
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  7. Introducing the March Contest!
  8. A Repost From AMFWonline: Top Ten Scariest OTR Shows
  9. Two Months Have Flown By!
  10. A Good First Week at AMFW Old Time Radio
  11. The Green Hornet: 12/23/1939 – Sales Tax Racket

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/a-dark-day-at-amfwotr.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/a-dark-day-at-amfwotr.html Lum and Abner: 2/15/1935 – The Election Gets Nasty http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/INMBaZIDT6w/lum-and-abner-2151935-the-election-gets-nasty.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/lum-and-abner-2151935-the-election-gets-nasty.html#comments Mon, 16 Aug 2010 16:45:59 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5035 Lum is in bandages after being “shot” by Abner. The electon is getting nasty!

The system cue has been deleted or is added live.

Lum and Abner – The Election Gets Nasty

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

Mutual network. Sponsored by Horlick’s Malted Milk (Fountain Pen Flashlight Premium).

You can also download the show HERE!

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  5. Lum and Abner: 2/13/1935 – Lum is Out of Jail
  6. Lum and Abner: 2/11/1935 – Lum is Very Nervous
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  8. Lum and Abner: 2/12/1935 – Lum is Arrested and Jailed
  9. Lum and Abner: 1/30/1935 – Is Abner Having an Affair?
  10. Lum and Abner: 2/01/1935 – Reopening the Jot Em Down Store
  11. Lum and Abner: 1/09/1935 – The Pine Ridge Oil Boom is Over
  12. Lum and Abner: 1/07/1935 – The Squire is President of Southwest Oil
]]> Lum is in bandages after being “shot” by Abner. The electon is getting nasty!

The system cue has been deleted or is added live.

Lum and Abner – The Election Gets Nasty

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

Mutual network. Sponsored by Horlick’s Malted Milk (Fountain Pen Flashlight Premium).

You can also download the show HERE!

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  5. Lum and Abner: 2/13/1935 – Lum is Out of Jail
  6. Lum and Abner: 2/11/1935 – Lum is Very Nervous
  7. Lum and Abner: 2/08/1935 – The Insurance Payoff
  8. Lum and Abner: 2/12/1935 – Lum is Arrested and Jailed
  9. Lum and Abner: 1/30/1935 – Is Abner Having an Affair?
  10. Lum and Abner: 2/01/1935 – Reopening the Jot Em Down Store
  11. Lum and Abner: 1/09/1935 – The Pine Ridge Oil Boom is Over
  12. Lum and Abner: 1/07/1935 – The Squire is President of Southwest Oil

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/lum-and-abner-2151935-the-election-gets-nasty.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/lum-and-abner-2151935-the-election-gets-nasty.html Jerry of the Circus – Speed’s Dirty Trick http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/peQxcCK81Mk/jerry-of-the-circus-speeds-dirty-trick.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/jerry-of-the-circus-speeds-dirty-trick.html#comments Mon, 16 Aug 2010 16:15:58 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5031 A railroad is interested in buying the forty acres in Montana that Jerry inherited from his father.

Jerry of the Circus – Speed’s Dirty Trick

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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  10. Jerry of the Circus – Zeke Leaves the Circus
  11. Jerry of the Circus – The Bank Key
  12. Jerry of the Circus – Spike Rejoins the Circus
]]> A railroad is interested in buying the forty acres in Montana that Jerry inherited from his father.

Jerry of the Circus – Speed’s Dirty Trick

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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  12. Jerry of the Circus – Spike Rejoins the Circus

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/jerry-of-the-circus-speeds-dirty-trick.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/jerry-of-the-circus-speeds-dirty-trick.html Superman: 02/24/1941 – The Dragon’s Teeth, Part Seven http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/lBCirWCCSHI/superman-02241941-the-dragons-teeth-part-seven.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/superman-02241941-the-dragons-teeth-part-seven.html#comments Mon, 16 Aug 2010 16:00:43 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5027 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!

Lois Lane is forced onto a train with Walter Hoffman and his Chinese henchman. She tries to send a telegram but is outsmarted by Hoffman!

Superman – The Dragon’s Teeth, Part Seven

Bud Collyer, Julian Noa, Jackie Kelk, Joan Alexander.

Mutual network. Commercials were added locally.

You can also download the show HERE!

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  8. Superman: 01/10/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Thirteen
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  11. Superman: 01/06/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Eleven
  12. Superman: 01/03/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Ten
]]> 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!

Lois Lane is forced onto a train with Walter Hoffman and his Chinese henchman. She tries to send a telegram but is outsmarted by Hoffman!

Superman – The Dragon’s Teeth, Part Seven

Bud Collyer, Julian Noa, Jackie Kelk, Joan Alexander.

Mutual network. Commercials were added locally.

You can also download the show HERE!

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  7. Superman: 01/01/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Nine
  8. Superman: 01/10/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Thirteen
  9. Superman: 01/08/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Twelve
  10. Superman: 01/20/1941 – The Black Pearl of Osiris, Part Three
  11. Superman: 01/06/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Eleven
  12. Superman: 01/03/1941 – The Howling Coyote, Part Ten

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/superman-02241941-the-dragons-teeth-part-seven.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/superman-02241941-the-dragons-teeth-part-seven.html Fibber McGee and Molly: 7/19/1937 – The Homecoming http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/q-ATZmwsCAU/fibber-mcgee-and-molly-7191937-the-homecoming.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/fibber-mcgee-and-molly-7191937-the-homecoming.html#comments Sun, 15 Aug 2010 16:00:25 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5050 The program returns from Hollywood to Chicago!

Fibber McGee and Molly – The Homecoming

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!

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  4. Fibber McGee and Molly: 6/07/1937 – Molly Loses Her Ring
  5. Fibber McGee and Molly: 6/22/1936 – The Employment Agency
  6. Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/20/1936 – Street Car Motorman
  7. Fibber McGee and Molly: 8/26/1935 – The McGee’s Win 79 Wistful Vista
  8. Fibber McGee and Molly: 9/23/1935 – Getting Out of Scrubbing the Back Porch
  9. Fibber McGee and Molly: 4/30/1935 – Hot Dogs and a Blowout
  10. Fibber McGee and Molly: 12/09/1935 – Christmas Shopping
  11. Fibber McGee and Molly: 3/02/1936 – Selling Encyclopedias
  12. Fibber McGee and Molly: 7/15/1935 – Swim in the Ocean
]]> The program returns from Hollywood to Chicago!

Fibber McGee and Molly – The Homecoming

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!

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

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/fibber-mcgee-and-molly-7191937-the-homecoming.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/fibber-mcgee-and-molly-7191937-the-homecoming.html CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 6/04/1974 – An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/FCo-ASiLUhc/cbs-radio-mystery-theatre-6041974-an-occurrence-at-owl-creek-bridge.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/cbs-radio-mystery-theatre-6041974-an-occurrence-at-owl-creek-bridge.html#comments Sat, 14 Aug 2010 06:00:50 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5048 A Confederate spy escapes the hangman’s noose at Owl Creek Bridge. He flees through enemy territory, headed back to Dixie. Based on the classic Ambrose Bierce tale.

CBS Radio Mystery Theatre – An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

E. G. Marshall (host), Ambrose Bierce (author), Sam Dann (adaptor), William Price, Mildred Clinton, Jack Grimes, Leon Janney, William Redfield.

CBS network. Sponsored by Kellogg’s, 7-Up, Sine-Off, Budweiser, Buick.

Download the show here!

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  9. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/15/1974 – The Forever Man
  10. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 3/21/1974 – Ordeal by Fire
  11. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/29/1974 – The Phantom Lullaby
  12. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 4/18/1974 – A Portrait of Death
]]> A Confederate spy escapes the hangman’s noose at Owl Creek Bridge. He flees through enemy territory, headed back to Dixie. Based on the classic Ambrose Bierce tale.

CBS Radio Mystery Theatre – An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

E. G. Marshall (host), Ambrose Bierce (author), Sam Dann (adaptor), William Price, Mildred Clinton, Jack Grimes, Leon Janney, William Redfield.

CBS network. Sponsored by Kellogg’s, 7-Up, Sine-Off, Budweiser, Buick.

Download the show here!

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  2. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/27/1974 – Mirror for Murder
  3. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 4/24/1974 – The Hand
  4. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/21/1974 – The Longest Knife
  5. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/16/1974 – The Trouble with Ruth
  6. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 3/25/1974 – The Diary of a Madman
  7. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/20/1974 – The Crack in the Wall
  8. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 3/26/1974 – Death by Whose Hands
  9. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/15/1974 – The Forever Man
  10. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 3/21/1974 – Ordeal by Fire
  11. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 5/29/1974 – The Phantom Lullaby
  12. CBS Radio Mystery Theatre: 4/18/1974 – A Portrait of Death

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/cbs-radio-mystery-theatre-6041974-an-occurrence-at-owl-creek-bridge.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/cbs-radio-mystery-theatre-6041974-an-occurrence-at-owl-creek-bridge.html Words at War: 10/19/1943 – Shortcut to Tokyo http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/X736iIlszh8/words-at-war-10191943-shortcut-to-tokyo.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/words-at-war-10191943-shortcut-to-tokyo.html#comments Sat, 14 Aug 2010 02:17:28 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5046 Life and death among the airmen stationed in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska. The script was previously used on The Cavalcade of America on August 9, 1943.

Words at War – Shortcut to Tokyo

Alan Bunce, Art Carney, Norman Rose, Corey Ford (author), William Welch (adaptor), Les Damon, Ken Lynch, John Gerard, Paul Mann, Ted Reid, Morris Mamorsky (composer, conductor).

NBC network. A sustaining show.

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  5. Words at War: 8/21/1943 – Malta Spitfire
  6. Words at War: 8/14/1943 – Love at First Flight
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  8. Words at War: 6/24/1943 – Combined Operations
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  10. Words at War: 7/31/1943 – From the Land of Silent People
  11. Words at War: 7/24/1943 – The Ship
  12. Words at War: 7/17/1943 – The Last Days Of Sevastopol
]]> Life and death among the airmen stationed in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska. The script was previously used on The Cavalcade of America on August 9, 1943.

Words at War – Shortcut to Tokyo

Alan Bunce, Art Carney, Norman Rose, Corey Ford (author), William Welch (adaptor), Les Damon, Ken Lynch, John Gerard, Paul Mann, Ted Reid, Morris Mamorsky (composer, conductor).

NBC network. A sustaining show.

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  5. Words at War: 8/21/1943 – Malta Spitfire
  6. Words at War: 8/14/1943 – Love at First Flight
  7. Words at War: 9/02/1943 – Dynamite Cargo
  8. Words at War: 6/24/1943 – Combined Operations
  9. Words at War: 9/16/1943 – Since You Went Away
  10. Words at War: 7/31/1943 – From the Land of Silent People
  11. Words at War: 7/24/1943 – The Ship
  12. Words at War: 7/17/1943 – The Last Days Of Sevastopol

]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/words-at-war-10191943-shortcut-to-tokyo.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/words-at-war-10191943-shortcut-to-tokyo.html Dimension X: 6/10/1951 – Nightmare http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/30asr9N1U1s/dimension-x-6101951-nightmare.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/dimension-x-6101951-nightmare.html#comments Sat, 14 Aug 2010 02:13:12 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5044 Based on the poem Revolt of the Machines by Stephen Vincent Benet. The script was subsequently used on X Minus One on July 21, 1955.

Dimension X – Nightmare

Joseph Julian, Bob Warren (announcer), Don Pardo (announcer), Edwin Jerome, Joe DeSantis, Gregory Morton, John McGovern, William Welch (producer), Albert Buhrman (music), Bill Chambers (engineer), Edward King (director), John Gibson, Norman Rose (host), Rita Lynn, Stephen Vincent Benet (author), George Lefferts (adaptor).

NBC network. Sponsored by Wheaties.

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]]> Based on the poem Revolt of the Machines by Stephen Vincent Benet. The script was subsequently used on X Minus One on July 21, 1955.

Dimension X – Nightmare

Joseph Julian, Bob Warren (announcer), Don Pardo (announcer), Edwin Jerome, Joe DeSantis, Gregory Morton, John McGovern, William Welch (producer), Albert Buhrman (music), Bill Chambers (engineer), Edward King (director), John Gibson, Norman Rose (host), Rita Lynn, Stephen Vincent Benet (author), George Lefferts (adaptor).

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]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/dimension-x-6101951-nightmare.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/dimension-x-6101951-nightmare.html Gangbusters: 8/25/1948 – The Case of the Cincinnati Narcotics Ring http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/YBFaF2JLGGc/gangbusters-8251948-the-case-of-the-cincinnati-narcotics-ring.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/gangbusters-8251948-the-case-of-the-cincinnati-narcotics-ring.html#comments Sat, 14 Aug 2010 01:54:00 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5042 The story of Labard and Peltier, who are smuggling heroin from Canada.

Gangbusters – The Case of the Cincinnati Narcotics Ring

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

ABC network. Sponsored by World Wide Handicrafts. WRVR rebroadcast date: April 30, 1974.

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]]> GangbustersThe story of Labard and Peltier, who are smuggling heroin from Canada.

Gangbusters – The Case of the Cincinnati Narcotics Ring

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

ABC network. Sponsored by World Wide Handicrafts. WRVR rebroadcast date: April 30, 1974.

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]]> http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/gangbusters-8251948-the-case-of-the-cincinnati-narcotics-ring.html/feed 0 http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/gangbusters-8251948-the-case-of-the-cincinnati-narcotics-ring.html The Campbell Playhouse: 5/12/1939 – Our Town http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AMindForeverWanderingOldTimeRadio/~3/qFalii4qtzc/the-campbell-playhouse-5121939-our-town.html http://amfwotr.com/2010/08/the-campbell-playhouse-5121939-our-town.html#comments Sat, 14 Aug 2010 01:49:51 +0000 Jeff McAleer http://amfwotr.com/?p=5039 The first radio performance of the 1938 Pulitzer Prize winning play by Thornton Wilder. Amazing radio! An excellent production of a superb play.

The Campbell Playhouse – Our Town

Agnes Moorehead, Effie Palmer, Ernest Chappell (announcer), Everett Sloane, John Craven, Orson Welles (host), Parker Fennelly, Patricia Newton, Ray Collins (narrator), Thornton Wilder (author).

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]]> The first radio performance of the 1938 Pulitzer Prize winning play by Thornton Wilder. Amazing radio! An excellent production of a superb play.

The Campbell Playhouse – Our Town

Agnes Moorehead, Effie Palmer, Ernest Chappell (announcer), Everett Sloane, John Craven, Orson Welles (host), Parker Fennelly, Patricia Newton, Ray Collins (narrator), Thornton Wilder (author).

CBS network. Sponsored by Campbell’s Soup.

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