Those Old Radio Shows Curiouscast
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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.
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Manhattan at Midnight - The Foster Family
Manhattan At Midnight - The Foster Family
1940
Announcer-Nelson Case,
Writer-Frank Dolan
Organist-Charles Paul
Peggy Foster is trying to get her no-good brother a job.
A fountain pen given to the brother for his birthday
leads to a shocking discovery...and the brother accused of murder! -
Burns and Allen - Gracie's Mother Visits
Burns and Allen - Gracie's Mother Visit (AFRTS)
1948
Announcer-Tobe Reed
Host-Meredeth Wilson
George Burns, Gracie Allen & Verna Felton
Gracie's mother is visiting.
She doesn’t approve of her son in law being in show business,
and has concerns, is George a handy man around the house. -
Hall Of Fantasy - Spectre of Denston
Hall Of Fantasy - Spectre of Denston
1953
Writer-James Workman, Announcer-Harry Elders
w-Eloise Kummer
There was a letter on the table from England. It seems that David Denston’s
uncle had died, an uncle he had never met, and David was the only heir to
the Denston castle and estate. -
Encore Theatre - A Man to Remember
Encore Theatre - A Man to Remember
1946
Lionel Barrymore, Griff Barnett, Ken Christy,
Howard Duff, Frank Graham & Jerry Hausner
Lionel Barrymore stars as Dr. Bill Brown. The story, adapted from Kathryn Haviland-Taylor's novel, "Failure," deals with the sacrifices of a small-town doctor who set aside personal security for the welfare of the community. -
Calling All Cars - Murder at Midnight
Calling All Cars - Murder at Midnight
1938
James E Davis (host, Chief of The Los Angeles Police Department),
Jesse Rosenquist (dispatcher),
Host Fedrick Chales Lindsey
A few friends are on the hunt looking for bootleg liquor.
There's trouble brewing at the San Pedro pier.
An ambulance may be needed. -
John Steele, Adventurer - Comeback
John Steele, Adventurer - Comeback
1950
Don Douglas
"One man, consumed by a driving ambition, adds the red color of hate in the blistering heat of the baseball diamond." "Sometimes you can step down, to go upstairs." No credits are given.
Customer Reviews
A Wonderful Step Back in Time
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
Love the concept but can the recordings be made to sound better?
Excellent
Great radio shows!