Spike Jones – Jack Owens. 471107.
Featuring announcer, Mike Wallace. Guest Jack Owens, and the usual gang including Dorothy Shea, Spike Jones, and the City Slickers. Spike kicks off with, Alabamie Bound. Dorothy talks to Spike…
Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 4of20, 410312.
Jimmy is still looking for the whistling ghost, and follows a shadowy figure up the mast rigging. As he falls, Superman catches him. Barnaby, the suspicious crewman who might be…
Fred Allen – Death Valley Takes A Day Off, Louella Parsons. 411210.
The opening bit sounds like war news, but is a blurb of Texaco's support of the war effort. After teasing from the announcer, the topic of the day turns to…
Dragnet – The Big Informant. 560327.
Crime runs rampant on the streets, and the cops feel as though the criminals are winning lately. A lead comes in that might turn the tables a little bit as…
On Stage – Loving. 530930.
Today's show is actually 3 mini plays about love. First is an actress, though beautiful, her acting ability is weak. her strength is in surrounding herself with good supporting actors.…
Vic and Sade – Cleaning The Bookcase. 431202.
Sade has a pressing chore, and recruits Russel into helping her clean out the bookcase. There's no time to dawdle, and she has a short fuse when it comes to…
Superman – Last Of The Clipper Ships. 3of20, 410310.
Between Clark writing a newspaper article and discussing with Jimmy, we get a recap of the mystery thus far. Jimmy gets to sail at the helm. Barnaby is confronted by…
You Are There – The Trial Of Aaron Burr, 1807AD. ep81, 491030.
This is the 28th day of the trial of vice President Aaron Burr, and there is still no clear outlook on how it will end. The governing body is divided…
Jack Benny TV Program – Marilyn Monroes TV Debut, Honolulu Trip. S04E01, 1953, (retro388).
To be clear, this is just the audio track from the TV show, and I edited it down to trim off some of the opening, closing, and a few moments…
Black Museum – A Jar Of Acid. ep20, 1952.
The story of crime begins in the echoing halls of the Black Museum. Then we have Orson Wells transition us to a scene of two women who wait for a…