Those Old Radio Shows

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Those Old Radio Shows bring you back to a much simpler time when the early days of radio were filled with comedy, drama and mystery programs. Unwind with a light-hearted program or become engrossed in a whodunnit. Those Old Radio Shows has something for everyone.

13 AGO

The Lux Radio Theatre - Wake Up and Live

The Lux Radio Theatre - Wake Up and Live 1944 Producer-Cecil B. Demille Frank Sinatra, Bob Crosby, Jimmy Gleason, John McIntyre, Marilyn Maxwell, James Dunn, Charles Seel, Bea Benaderet, Cathy Lewis, Alice Mock, Leo Cleary, Anthony Q. Bryan, Eddy Marr, Norman Field, Truda Marson, Tyler McVey, Verna Thelton& Martha Wentworth. A girlfriend tricks a shy singer into going on the air. Then becomes known as, "The Phantom Troubadour".

1 h
9 AGO

Nightmare - Fear of Falling

Nightmare - Fear of Falling 1953 Peter Lorre From The Shadows of the senses, comes this the fantasy of fear What makes people do dangerous things, yet they do them day after day and all the time...

26 min
8 AGO

Columbia Workshop - Rain, Rain Go Away

Columbia Workshop - Rain, Rain Go Away 1946 Producer & Director - William N. Robson Norma Jean Nilsson, Lurene Tuttle, Jerry Hausner, Edwin Max, Bea Benaderet, Jack Cruschen, Elliot Lewis, Sarah Selby & Arthur Q. Bryan Music - Lud Gluskin, Sound Effects - Billy Gould A fantasy for radio about Heatherby Weatherby (with a mind of her own) who decides to stop the rain.

31 min
7 AGO

Your Movietown Theatre - You Must Meet Maggie

Your Movietown Theatre - You Must Meet Maggie Announcer-Van Dessatelle Host-Les Mitchell Stars-John Payne as Tom, Lurene Tuttle as Maggie, Earle Ross Marion Wilkins, Rye Billsbury & Gwen Delano All the trials, tribulations & heroics, that Maggie goes through, she shines with husband Tom. All the loveliness and beauty he saw deep inside her... "Take my hand and squeeze it, squeeze hard kid, you ready Marggie?"...

28 min
6 AGO

Edgar Bergin/Charlie McCarthy & Mortimer - Guest - Lucille Ball

Edgar Bergin/Charlie McCarthy & Mortimer - Guest - Lucille Ball 1949 (AFRTS) Announcer-Ken Carpenter Ray Noble and his Orchestra Variety & Comedy

30 min
5 AGO

The Silver Theatre - Love Is Our Destiny

The Silver Theatre - Love Is Our Destiny 1939 Host & Director-Conrad Nagel Announcer-John Conte Narrator-True Boardman Constance Bennett, Melvyn Douglas Who murdered Alan Sutton? Madeline Conlon accused of the crime and it looks bad for her! A Romantic drama written by Paul Franklin and adapted for radio by True Boardman.

30 min
2 AGO

Hollywood Theatre of Stars - The North Wind

La Rosa - Hollywood Theatre of Stars - The North Wind 1949 Announcer-Wendel Niles Producer - C.P. MacGregor Stars-Jane Wyatt Along the North of New England's wind swept coast, tall menissing craigs. A little fishing village Cape Sharp. Where men live by the elements and sea. The land of the North Wind.

27 min
1 AGO

Molle Mystery/Mystery Playhouse - Witness for the Prosecution

Molle Mystery/Mystery Playhouse - Witness for the Prosecution 1946(AFRTS) Author - Agatha Christie Announcer - Dan Seymour w-Bernard Lenrow & Leslie Woods A brilliantly original narrative fight for a man's life, with a double surprise at the end...

26 min

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A Wonderful Step Back in Time

06/12/2023

Awesome Metronome

I love these old radio shows. It reminds me that things don’t have to be so sophisticated and complicated to be fun, entertaining and enjoyable. I just found this podcast so I’m trying to get caught up on the hundreds that are already there and then keep up with the new ones. Keep em com’n this show is the highlight of my week.
Sound quality

18 mar

LisaHooverinOakPark

Love the concept but can the recordings be made to sound better?
Excellent

29/11/2023

justmewithangrin

Great radio shows!
Review

23/01/2023

thanosnshbss

I like it so far and I like how short the episodes are so far i give it 3 stars.

Those Old Radio Shows bring you back to a much simpler time when the early days of radio were filled with comedy, drama and mystery programs. Unwind with a light-hearted program or become engrossed in a whodunnit. Those Old Radio Shows has something for everyone.