Frank Proctor selects, and then describes some of the greatest shows from the golden age of radio — the 1930s and 1940s — like The Shadow and Fibber McGee & Molly. A half-hour of drama, mystery or suspense is followed by a half-hour of comedy.
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The Green Hornet: The Ghost Who Talked Too Much followed by Fibber McGee and Molly: Fibber's Bottle Collection.
Dragnet: Spring Street Gang followed by Edgar Bergan and Charlie McCarthey: Guest Star Walt Disney.
The Cisco Kid: The Outlaw Who Dropped His Own Wallet followed by Duffy's Tavern: Archie's Raffle For The Poor People.
Boston Blackie: Millicent Bromley Kidnapped followed by Burns and Allen: Organizing The Housewives.
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Such insight and history delivered with a casual familiarity and ease. We greatly enjoy old radio programs and are delighted with each new set of episodes and descriptions.
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Listeners are treated to a curated audio experience featuring some of the most memorable shows from the golden age of radio, primarily focusing on the classic dramas and comedies of the 1930s and 1940s. Each episode typically comprises a half-hour of dramatic storytelling, encompassing genres like mystery, suspense, and crime, followed by a light-hearted half-hour of comedic performances. This unique blend allows the program to explore a range of emotions while highlighting the artistry of radio broadcasting during its peak years. The host's storytelling prowess compliments timeless tales that have captivated audiences, making it a delightful trip down memory lane for both nostalgic listeners and newcomers alike.
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