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A black and white photograph of Fibber McGee and Molly, a couple from a popular radio show of the same name. They are standing in front of a closet that has been opened, with clothes and other items spilling out onto the floor. Fibber is holding a mop and wearing an apron, while Molly looks on with a smile on her face. The overall effect is one of humor and domesticity, with the couple's playful antics and cluttered living space providing a snapshot of life in mid-century America in 1948.

Fibber McGee and Molly – Forgets to Order Furnace Oil. ep569, 490104

Posted by By Keith January 4, 2022Posted inComedy, Fibber McGee and Molly
It's a chilly winter day, but Fibber forgot to order more fuel oil for their furnace. He and Molly are trying to manage to keep as warm as they can,…
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A black and white illustration of "The Shadow" character from the 1930s pulp fiction and radio series, featuring a dark-cloaked figure with a fedora and scarf covering most of his face, except for his piercing eyes and prominent nose. He stands with his hands at his sides, looking off to the side with a serious expression. The background is a textured, cloudy sky.

The Shadow – The Cat That Killed. ep180, 391231

Posted by By Keith December 31, 2021Posted inShadow, Suspense and Horror
Most likely the wrong date, probably from 1949 instead. Lamonte Cranston and Margot Lane are on a scavenger hunt on a foggy, creepy night. A scream from a warehouse has…
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A digital artwork that features a stylized Christmas tree made of various shades of blue and white circles, triangles, and lines. The tree is set against a navy blue background, and its branches and ornaments are intricately designed with snowflakes, stars, and abstract shapes. The text "Celebrate the Season with Peace" is written in white cursive letters at the bottom, and a small white dove is perched on one of the branches.

One Man’s Family – Book 72 Chapter 13 – Christmas Morning At The Barbours 491225.

Posted by By Keith December 25, 2021Posted inDrama, One Mans Family
After the Christmas celebration the night before, Henry shares his concern with his wife, Fannie. He hopes Paul won’t pursue the relationship with Mrs Abbot. He also shares a new…
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A digital artwork that features a stylized Christmas tree made of various shades of blue and white circles, triangles, and lines. The tree is set against a navy blue background, and its branches and ornaments are intricately designed with snowflakes, stars, and abstract shapes. The text "Celebrate the Season with Peace" is written in white cursive letters at the bottom, and a small white dove is perched on one of the branches.

Yours Truly Johnny Dollar – How I Played Santa Claus. ep31, 491224.

Posted by By Keith December 24, 2021Posted inDetective and Mystery, Yours Truly Johnny Dollar
A business client of the insurance company needs Johnny to put a stop to a rash of frauds taking place in that business. It doesn't take Johnny long to meet…
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Assorted law enforcement badges and photographs on a textured background, representing government and police officials.

Philo Vance – The Chop Suey Murder. ep76, 491220

Posted by By Keith December 20, 2021Posted inDetective and Mystery
A murder in Chinatown where jewels were stolen gains the attention of Philo Vance. The cops have already picked over the crime scene, but Philo seems to already know how…
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"Damon Runyon Theatre - Neat Strip Spectrogram" - A grayscale spectrogram of an old radio program episode from 1949. The title of the show, "Damon Runyon Theatre", is displayed at the top, with the episode number and title "Ep. 50 - Neat Strip" beneath it. The spectrogram displays the audio frequencies of the episode, with horizontal lines representing different frequencies and vertical lines indicating the volume and intensity of the sound. The spectrogram captures the audio patterns and fluctuations of the program, allowing for analysis and visualization of the episode's sound content.

Damen Runyon Theatre – Neat Strip. ep50, 491211

Posted by By Keith December 11, 2021Posted inComedy, Damen Runyon, Detective and Mystery
Broadway is our host and narrator who fills us in on Mr Golden. The man is a burlesque hall owner who is approached by a young gal, determined on being…
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Assorted law enforcement badges and photographs on a textured background, representing government and police officials.

Yours Truly Johnny Dollar – Bodyguard to Anne Connelly. 491203.

Posted by By Keith December 3, 2021Posted inDetective and Mystery, Yours Truly Johnny Dollar
A call to be a bodyguard for a life insurance policy holder gets Johnny to spring into action. Ann has a problem with a man who is out to kill…
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Assorted law enforcement badges and photographs on a textured background, representing government and police officials.

Philip Marlowe – The Birds on the Wing. ep60, 491126

Posted by By Keith November 26, 2021Posted inDetective and Mystery, Philip Marlowe
Miss Pembroke is a hard drinking, but nice little lady who wants to hire Marlowe to investigate her nephew. There’s a matter of a hefty inheritance that could tempt someone…
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Gerald Mohr in 1951. A black and white photograph of Gerald Mohr, a man in a suit and tie, posing in front of a microphone with headphones on. He is holding a script in one hand and appears to be in the midst of speaking or recording. The background is dark and nondescript, with no discernible details.

Philip Marlowe – The Kid on the Corner. ep61, 491203

Posted by By Keith November 21, 2021Posted inDetective and Mystery, Philip Marlowe
The world looked cheap with all the artificial Christmas trees, phony Santa's, and plastic reindeer. Then Marlowe meets Tommy, a newspaper boy who is down on his luck. The envelope…
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A digital artwork that features a stylized Christmas tree made of various shades of blue and white circles, triangles, and lines. The tree is set against a navy blue background, and its branches and ornaments are intricately designed with snowflakes, stars, and abstract shapes. The text "Celebrate the Season with Peace" is written in white cursive letters at the bottom, and a small white dove is perched on one of the branches.

You Bet Your Life – Chair. 491221

Posted by By Keith November 14, 2021Posted inComedy, You Bet Your Life
The comedy quiz show that features Groucho Marx. The contestants are introduced and the interviews begin. Christmas gifts from Elgin American are in store for all, whether they win or…
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