Old Radio Episodes
Old Time Radio Thursdays: Vic and Sade – “Forty Pounds of Golf Clubs”. In this episode of “Vic and Sade” first broadcast in April, 1941, Vic’s boss proposes a plan of action that had serious consequences. Written by Paul Rhymer. … …
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We post a new OTR episode every week in our Weekend OTR series and one of the first major articles we published was one about Lum and Abner — a comedy duo that was prominent on radio stations around the country from 1931 to 1955, … …
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Lum and Abner coming to 'First Arkansas News' — maybe | First …
From 1943-1957, listeners could tune in to listen to Romance. This old time radio show had a change of format multiple times over. Love remained the central. … It ran in brief episodes months apart from one another. However, the same tales of love were present that captivated listeners. Until 1954, the show continued to air in this sporadic manner. Some of the most enjoyable stories for listeners aired in the final three years of the show, during which the show was on … …
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Old-Time Radio Was The Theater Of Romance's Golden Age | The Board …
Each weekday, this blog will feature an episode from an old-time radio serial. Some of the best shows from the Golden Age of Radio used the serial format: continued stories that stretched over weeks, with each episode ending in an often … …
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OLD TIME RADIO SERIALS: Dr Bly's Confidence Gang, Part 13