http://retro-otr.com Podcasting to share family friendly entertainment through old time radio, and more. Sat, 25 May 2013 22:57:06 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 Podcasting to share family friendly entertainment through old time radio, and more. Keith Heltsley clean Keith Heltsley keith@heltsley.net keith@heltsley.net (Keith Heltsley) Podcasting to share family friendly entertainment through old time radio, and more. Clean, Entertainment, Old time Radio, Classic Radio, Vintage Radio, Family Friendly, Comedy, Drama, Audio Drama, Westerns http://retro-otr.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://retro-otr.com TV-G Illinois Daily http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-6of6-401124/ http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-6of6-401124/#comments Fri, 09 Dec 2011 16:03:38 +0000 Keith http://retro-otr.com/?p=13177 http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-6of6-401124/feed/ 0 1940,Blackmail,Bud_Collier,Clark_Kent,Daily_Planet,Invisible_Man,Lois_Lane,Newspaper,Perry_White,Reporters,Superman The next day, Ralph Renson is urging Perry to fire Clark. Perry is about to do so until Clark convinces him that he knows who the Invisible Man is and how he makes himself invisible. By leaving the room and throwing his voice, The next day, Ralph Renson is urging Perry to fire Clark. Perry is about to do so until Clark convinces him that he knows who the Invisible Man is and how he makes himself invisible. By leaving the room and throwing his voice, Clark shows that the Invisible Man is really a ventriloquist. The ventriloquist had to be in the same room with Clark and the others. This makes the Invisible Man in reality Ralph Renson. Renson was really using his crusade against District Attorney Parker to extort money from the crooked politician as the Invisible Man. Renson pulls a gun on Clark and the others. Clark pretends to have fainted while Perry grabs Renson and takes him to the police. Lois then looks at Clark and says, "Sometimes I wonder about you, Clark Kent. Yes, I really do." With the mystery of the Invisible Man solved, Lois and Clark move on to their next assignment. They are to cover the arrival of five million dollars in gold arriving on a train with a special armored freight car. The bizarre thing is the armored car carrying the gold, which was sandwiched between two other train cars, has disappeared. What happened to the armored car and its gold cargo? Tune in next week to "The Five Million Dollar Gold Heist" in The Adventures of Superman and find out, boys and girls. --Part of an article by James Lantz. Found at: the Review pages of Superman Home Page. Used by permission of the Superman Home Page. Keith Heltsley clean 12:09 http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-5of6-401120/ http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-5of6-401120/#comments Wed, 07 Dec 2011 16:28:39 +0000 Keith http://retro-otr.com/?p=13115 http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-5of6-401120/feed/ 0 1940,Clark_Kent,D,Daily_Planet,Invisible_Man,Jimmy_Olsen,Lois_Lane,Perry_White,Presses,Reporters,Superman,Threats Perry suggests driving upstate to get the governor's support. Meanwhile, in the offices of the Daily Planet, Jimmy Olsen is witnessing Ralph Renson debating with Clark Kent about the reporter's courage, or lack thereof. Perry suggests driving upstate to get the governor's support. Meanwhile, in the offices of the Daily Planet, Jimmy Olsen is witnessing Ralph Renson debating with Clark Kent about the reporter's courage, or lack thereof. Before the confrontation between Kent and Renson can continue, the Invisible Man interrupts them. The Man of Steel rushes to find Lois and Perry's car and, as the car rolls off its path, flies them to safety. After the car is placed securely on the road, Lois and Perry see Superman flying in the moonlight. --Summarized from an article by James Lantz. Found at: The Review Pages of Superman Home Page. Used by permission of the Superman Home Page. Keith Heltsley clean 11:25 http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-4of6-401118/ http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-4of6-401118/#comments Mon, 05 Dec 2011 16:44:17 +0000 Keith http://retro-otr.com/?p=12919 http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-4of6-401118/feed/ 0 1940,Clark_Kent,Daily_Planet,Invisible_Man,Ledges,Lois_Lane,Perry_White,Sabotage,Superman,Windows At Mayor Healey's office, the mayor offers his support in the crusade against the corrupt District Attorney Parker. He is about to call a grand jury investigation into Parker's criminal activities when the Invisible Man speaks. At Mayor Healey's office, the mayor offers his support in the crusade against the corrupt District Attorney Parker. He is about to call a grand jury investigation into Parker's criminal activities when the Invisible Man speaks. A phone call interrupts from the mayor's wife who tells about an accident. The Invisible Man knew every detail of the accident. Clark, Perry, Lois and Ralph Renson search the office. As Clark investigates an office near the mayor's, Lois believes she has found the Invisible Man. She sees the shadow of someone on the ledge of Mayor Healey's office window. Believing it's the Invisible Man, the mayor takes a gun from his desk drawer, but it’s only Clark. Mayor Healey is suspicious as to how Clark got there. The ledge of the office Kent searched doesn't lead to the mayor's ledge, and it would take a Superman to leap the space between ledges. Not finding any evidence of trickery on the Invisible Man's part, Mayor Healey, Ralph Renson, Perry, Lois and Clark debate on if a grand jury investigation on District Attorney Parker should occur. --Summarized from an article by James Lantz. Found at: the Review Pages on Superman Home Page. Used by permission. Keith Heltsley clean 7:33 http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-3of6-401115/ http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-3of6-401115/#comments Fri, 02 Dec 2011 16:36:13 +0000 Keith http://retro-otr.com/?p=12892 http://retro-otr.com/2011/12/superman-invisible-man-3of6-401115/feed/ 0 1940,Bombs,Daily_Planet,Invisible_Man,Newspapers,Protection,Reporters,Sabotage,Safety,Stories,Superman At the Daily Planet, the articles are still being written. The Invisible Man now resorts to drastic measures. He has planted a bomb in the presses of the Daily Planet, and Clark Kent has only two minutes to find it. At the Daily Planet, the articles are still being written. The Invisible Man now resorts to drastic measures. He has planted a bomb in the presses of the Daily Planet, and Clark Kent has only two minutes to find it. He changes into Superman and finds the bomb. He then removes if from the presses before using his invulnerable body as a shield against the explosion. With the presses and people now safe, the Daily Planet can continue to print the articles against Parker. --Part of an article by James Lantz. Found at: the review pages of Superman Home Page. Used by permission of Superman Home Page. Keith Heltsley clean 12:02 http://retro-otr.com/2011/11/superman-invisible-man-2of6-401113/ http://retro-otr.com/2011/11/superman-invisible-man-2of6-401113/#comments Wed, 30 Nov 2011 16:02:34 +0000 Keith http://retro-otr.com/?p=12854 http://retro-otr.com/2011/11/superman-invisible-man-2of6-401113/feed/ 0 1940,Blackmail,Clark_Kent,Daily_Planet,Invisible_Man,Lois_Lane,Perry_White,Sabotage,Superman,Threats It's now after four o'clock, and Lois and Clark are putting the finishing touches on their first article against District Attorney Parker. However, before the article is given to Perry, the Invisible Man orders that the story not be published. It's now after four o'clock, and Lois and Clark are putting the finishing touches on their first article against District Attorney Parker. However, before the article is given to Perry, the Invisible Man orders that the story not be published. Clark is not intimidated by this new adversary and gives the article to be printed in the newspaper. The Invisible Man is persistent though. He continues to threaten the Daily Planet staff, but he goes unheeded. --Part of an article by James Lantz. Found at: http://www.supermanhomepage.com/radio/radio.php?topic=radio-reviews/111140-invisibleman. Used by permission of The Superman Home Page. Keith Heltsley clean 11:32 http://retro-otr.com/2011/11/superman-invisible-man-1of6-401111/ http://retro-otr.com/2011/11/superman-invisible-man-1of6-401111/#comments Mon, 28 Nov 2011 16:08:07 +0000 Keith http://retro-otr.com/?p=12818 http://retro-otr.com/2011/11/superman-invisible-man-1of6-401111/feed/ 0 1940,Blackmail,Bribes,Clark_Kent,Daily_Planet,Invisible_Man,Lois_Lane,Perry_White,Superman With the Yellow Mask in prison, Clark Kent and Lois Lane begin their new assignment for the Daily Planet. They are to write articles that will help get District Attorney Parker thrown out of office. According to evidence Ralph Renson - a former assista... With the Yellow Mask in prison, Clark Kent and Lois Lane begin their new assignment for the Daily Planet. They are to write articles that will help get District Attorney Parker thrown out of office. According to evidence Ralph Renson - a former assistant for the district attorney - has, Parker has been using his office to set free known criminals and racketeers. Perry White is hoping for backing from Mayor Healey. Healey's goal is to rid Metropolis of corruption and crime. The only major problem is that the general public believes that Parker is a philanthropist. However, Renson is willing to do anything to bring down Parker. He agrees to meet with Lois and Clark about their first article at four o'clock. ! Meanwhile, District Attorney Parker is worried. He knows that Renson has given proof of his illegal activities to the Daily Planet. Had anyone other than Renson had given this evidence to the newspaper, Parker could have easily bribed that person. However, Renson cannot be bought so easily, and strong-arm tactics will only make things worse for the D.A. Just then, someone who is only heard and not seen enters Parker's office. He calls himself the Invisible Man, and for $100,000, he'll make it so the articles written against Parker will never see print. --Partial review by James Lantz. Read the whole article at: http://www.supermanhomepage.com/radio/radio.php?topic=radio-reviews/111140-invisibleman. Used by permission from the Superman Home Page. Keith Heltsley clean 11:36