Flash Gordon – Dr Zarkoff To The Rescue. 350608.
Previously Doc Zarkoff was held captive and in need of rescue. Dale had a brief encounter with Flash, but due to mind control they barely recognized each other. Now, Flash…
Vic and Sade – Tornado Gook. 420306
Audio is poor. Static is overwhelming and audio breaks up at the beginning Vic and Sade talk as Rush comes home. It seems that Vic is experiencing a mixup of…
Marx Brothers Remakes – John Smiths Will. 910608
Flywheel deals with a wrong number, then talks to Miss Dimple about some missing money. With a few adlibs along the way, he accuses Revelli about taking the missing dime.…
Black Museum – A Trunk. ep47, 1952
Take a tour through the Black Museum of Scotland Yard, and let Orson Wells tell about a few of the displays. Today he settles on an ordinary, heavy steamer trunk.…
Hermit’s Cave – The House on Lost Man’s Bluff. ep6, 1930’s
Travellers have car trouble, and have to stop at an abandoned cottage at the edge of a valley. Charles is Nan's brother, and Denton is her husband. Denton has taken…
Tom Mix – Vanishing Herd 1. 440621
Action and thrills await in your favorite Western mystery show. Cattle has been disappearing from herds,and in recent episodes the Iron Mask has kidnapped Tom's friend Mr Tweedles and Jane.…
Crosby Clooney – People Will Say Were In Love. ep71, 600606
Playlist. People Will Say We're in Love. Crosby and Clooney. Close Your Eyes (lullabye). Rosemary Clooney. Avalon Time. Bing Crosby. Instrumental. Buddy Coles Orchestra Honeysuckle Rose. Bing Crosby. How About…
Lum and Abner – Reading Matrimonial Bureau Mail. 350122 (retro427)
Horlicks, the original malted milk. When you’re just too tired to fix a snack, a lump of Horlicks served hot in a cup makes a good bedtime treat for the…
Lone Ranger – Saddle. 460605.
A firey horse at the speed of light! The sound of thundering hooves and a hearty, "Heigh Ho Silver!" The Lone Ranger rides again! A young stage coach owner of…
Jack Benny Interview Parts 1&2.
Originally archived in 2 parts, I recombined the parts. I assume it was done that way for ease in distributing on cassette tape. My show notes are a big longer…