Family Theater – Crossroads Of Christmas
Dark and turbulent times ruled the land, and with oppressive government leaders. Matthew gripes at his wife Sara about an adopted son who he isn't pleased with, and a knock…
Gunsmoke – Speak to Me Fair. 561202
When an indian boy is found at the outskirts of Dodge City, Doc, Matt, and Chester have their conversation about the slow and lazy events of the day interupted. Why…
Dick Tracy – Case Of The Unfunny Clowns. 470723
At the circus, the colorful characters there talk about the events that led to the fire. Today Medium Rarehas disturbing news about her husband's murder. What can she do about…
Air Adventures Of Jimmy Allen – Air Adventure 6. 1936
Finding himself in a perilous position, Jimmy is running low on fuel and has a dead radio as he tries to find his landing field. Thick fog blankets the ground,…
Jack Benny – Rose of the Rio Grande. 341202
Jack jokes with Don about being a self made man, and about the movies. Mary keeps the movie theme going with a few puns and jokes about the popular film,…
Command Performance – Bing Crosby, GI Jill, Ella Mae Morse. 450705 (retro404)
A Summer time treat for the approaching Christmas season and the chilly weather it brings. It's jukebox night for the military men who are serving overseas during the war. Here's…
Bing Crosby – Christmas Show
Playlist: In keeping with his tradition Bing opens with, Adeste Fidelis. The Christmas Song. The Charioteers join Bing for a version of jazzed up, Jingle Bells White Christmas. Ken Carpenter…
Dragnet – The Big Gone. 541130
Joe Friday is on Robbery Detail, and goes to investigate trouble at a flower shop. Friday seems to have a little hang up over the Southern drawl of the flower…
Jubilee – Count Basie Teddy Wilson. 431130
In the absence of Ernie Whitman, a substitute announcer, carries the functions of emcee. Count Basey is introduced, and starts right in with the Wood Choppers Ball. Count Basy calls…
Aldrich Family – Selling Christmas Cardse
Actually aired in the Summer time, when seasonal cards are produced, and selling them offered folks of the old time radio era a chance to earn a few dollars. Henry…