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Harold's Old Time Radio No. 1

Harolds Old Time Radio
Lux Flakes
Scotland Yard
Lux Toilet Soap
Ovaltine
Hollywood
London
Cecil B. Demille
Euclidia
Marriage
Lux Radio Theatre
Havana
The Upper Room
Chicago, United States
New York
CBS
Shanghai, China
Los Angeles
Lux
Sergeant Preston
Industrial Sabotage

Radio shows from the Golden Age of Radio. The time before television and the family all sat around the radio and listened to the shows of the time like ,The Shadow, Abbott & Costello, Amos & Andy, Dragnet and many more.Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/harold-s-old-time-radio-no-1--4206392/support.

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Recent Guests

Etienne Langlois
Home butcher and lover of Albertine de Roche
Langlois's butcher shop, 101 Charlotte Street
Episode: Whitehall 1212 - (19) Murder of a Bloody Belgian - 03-30-1952
Françoise Grimard
Fiancée of Langlois, implicated in the murder
Langlois's associate
Episode: Whitehall 1212 - (19) Murder of a Bloody Belgian - 03-30-1952
Julie Manning
Julie's introduction as Irene Manning's sister, involved in the case
Episode: Whitehall 1212 - (18) Case of the Black Gladstone Bag - 03-23-1952
Irene Josephine Manning
Irene Manning, the missing sister linked to the Dignam affair
Episode: Whitehall 1212 - (18) Case of the Black Gladstone Bag - 03-23-1952
Ponsonby Diggs
Dramatic turner who provides information to Inspector Waters
Episode: Whitehall 1212 - (13) Case of the Late Mrs Harvey - 02-17-1952
Stanley Russell
Defendant in the case, husband of Hope Russell
Unknown (appears as a defendant)
Episode: Whitehall 1212 - (05) The Man Who Murdered His Wife - 12-16-1951
Edmond O'Brien
Actor starring as Nunez in the adaptation
Warner Bros. (courtesy for this production)
Episode: (62) Escape - The Country of the Blind - Edmond O'Brien
John Daner
Actor portraying Mr. Maydig
Theater/Radio
Episode: (54) Escape - The Man Who Could Work Miracles
Wilms Herbert
Actor portraying Toddy Beamish
Theater/Radio
Episode: (54) Escape - The Man Who Could Work Miracles

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 170 ratings
  • Where is “The Rest of the Story”

    Why are there not any more Paul Harvey episodes? It’s the only reason I followed the podcast…

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    Raab2371
    United Statesa year ago
  • Actual Gold

    Thank you so much for sharing <3

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ginakristin
    United States2 years ago
  • Thank You

    In the 80’s, Paul Harvey was a morning ritual in my grandparents house every summer morning we would wake up to the smell of fresh coffee brewing and his familiar and comforting voice coming from the large console. Thank you for bringing that joy back. Now that I’ve found you I can sit and listen every morning and it brings me so much comfort & joy, helps to lift my spirits to face my day. I’m so thankful that I found your podcast … Thank you ♥️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dreamer+doer75
    United States2 years ago
  • Spanish ads???

    This is an English language podcast. Why would they continue to play ads on Spanish?

    Apple Podcasts
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    United States2 years ago
  • Sick of Ads

    Im already paying a Premium to Apple; I resent ads.

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Ads are frequently mentioned as disruptive to short episodes, affecting enjoyment.
Many appreciate the breadth of eras and genres covered within classic radio.
Listeners appreciate the authentic vintage feel and mood created by archival broadcasts.
Nostalgia and historical storytelling are consistently praised as the show's strongest draws.

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Golden Memories of Radio (06 of 10)
Q: What is the difference between newspapers and radio?
The host asks about the difference, and Knight responds with a witty remark that you can wrap a herring in a newspaper, highlighting radio's unique immediacy and interpretive challenge.
Golden Memories of Radio (09 of 10)
Q: Mr. Stroving, you're a very lucky man, and we're ever so grateful to you for being with us today.
The host acknowledges Strobing's survival and expresses gratitude for sharing his experiences, highlighting the rarity and importance of his testimony.
Golden Memories of Radio (09 of 10)
Q: You mean even under such circumstances, they went to that degree of protocol?
Strobing confirms that despite the chaos, there was a notable adherence to military protocol among the captors, reflected in the formal treatment during capture.
Golden Memories of Radio (09 of 10)
Q: Mr. Strobing, tell us exactly what did happen.
Strobing explains the sequence from the tunnel encounter to becoming a prisoner of war, including being tapped with a saber and the shift to captivity in the Melinta Tunnel and later relocation to Japan.
Dimension X - Perigis Wonderful Dolls - #18
Q: What is the true nature of Parigi's dolls?
They are not ordinary dolls; they are inhabited by tiny people and used as a front to manipulate influential figures through advanced alien technology.

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This show curates and replays radio programs from the Golden Age, focusing on classic dramas, crime thrillers, and light entertainment. Episodes spotlight suspenseful escapes, wartime intrigue, noir-inflected journeys, and nostalgic nostalgia through original voice performances, with careful sound design that emphasizes atmosphere and era-specific storytelling. Noteworthy are the array of vintage serials, their moral tensions, and the enduring appeal of old-time radio as a storytelling medium. A recurring theme across episodes is how constraints of the era shaped plot twists, character dynamics, and pacing, making it a strong pick for listeners who love historical audio drama and archival broadcasts.

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1. Etienne Langlois
2. Françoise Grimard
3. Julie Manning
4. Irene Josephine Manning
5. Ponsonby Diggs
6. Stanley Russell
7. Edmond O'Brien
8. John Daner

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