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Hopalong Cassidy 50-01-15 (003) The Coltsville Terror (HQ)

"The Coltsville Terror" from the radio series Hopalong Cassidy aired February 4, 1948. Seeking shelter from a storm in an empty church, Hoppy and California try to prevent the church from being demolished. The story is based on the film, "The Marauders." William Boyd, Andy Clyde.

Hopalong Cassidy 50-01-15 (003) The Coltsville Terror (HQ)

The Story Of Hopalong Cassidy


Hopalong Cassidy is a fictional cowboy-hero, created in 1904 by Clarence E. Mulford and appearing in a series of popular stories and novels. In print, the character appears as a rude, rough-talking 'galoot'. Beginning in 1935, the character, played by William Boyd was transformed into the clean-cut hero of a series of 66 immensely popular films, only a few of which were based on Mulford's works. Mulford actually rewrote his earlier stories to fit the movie conception, and these led in turn to a comic book series modeled after the films. This story is about Hoppy portrayed on the screen. The juvenile lead was played by James Ellison, Russell Hayden, or Rand Brooks. Gabby Hayes originally played Cassidy's grizzled sidekick Windy Halliday. After Hayes left the series due to a salary dispute with producer Harry Sherman, he was replaced by comedian Britt Wood as Speedy McGinnis, and finally by veteran movie comedian Andy Clyde as California Carlson. Clyde, the most durable of the sidekicks, remained with the series until it ended.

The Story Of Hopalong Cassidy

Abbott and Costello 44-01-13 (047) A Visit to Peter Lorre's Sanitarium (HQ)

The Abbott and Costello Show aired January 13, 1944 on NBC. Abbott teaches Costello to flee the flu! A visit to Peter Lorre's sanitarium...at midnight!

Abbott and Costello 44-01-13 (047) A Visit to Peter Lorre's Sanitarium (HQ)

Abbott and Costello 44-04-06 (059) Guest - Cary Grant (HQ)

The Abbott and Costello Show aired April 6, 1944 with Guest Cary Grant. Abbott has trouble reading his script during the opening routine. Costello's looking for talent for his new radio station ("Station I. O. U., The Voice Of The Creditors"). Cary Grant auditions for the job and is featured in a soap opera, "Our Friend Phil," and as an all-night disc jockey.

Abbott and Costello 44-04-06 (059) Guest - Cary Grant (HQ)

Jack Benny Program s04e03 Humphrey Bogart Show

Police Lt. Jack Benny questions notorious killer "Babyface" Bogart (guest star Humphrey Bogart).

Jack Benny Program s04e03 Humphrey Bogart Show

Lux Radio Theater 540104 The Day The Earth Stood Still (HQ)


The Day the Earth Stood Still from Lux Radio Theater tells the story of a humanoid alien who comes to Earth to warn its leaders not to take their conflicts into space, or they will face lethal consequences. One of the ten best Sci-Fi stories of all time. This radio version from Lux Radio Theater (1954) stars Michael Rennie as Klaatu and Jean Peters as Helen Benson.


George Burns And Gracie Allen Show s02e16 Jack Benny Steals George's Joke

Jack steals a joke from George when they're playing a benefit in San Francisco and as a result they feud.

George Burns And Gracie Allen Show s02e16 Jack Benny Steals George's Joke

Perry Mason s06e17 The Case of the Libelous Locket

Professor Edward Lindley is a highly respected law school professor who believes that jurists and academics deserve credit for the maturing of the law, not trial lawyers. That belief is soon tested when one of his students, Janice Norland, gets into trouble.

Perry Mason s06e17 The Case of the Libelous Locket

Richard Diamond, Private Detective 51-02-23 (084) The Lady In Distress (HQ)

"The Lady In Distress" from Richard Diamond, Private Detective aired February 23, 1951 on ABC starring Dick Powell, sponsored by Camels and Prince Albert tobacco. A woman named Doris Romano has a mink coat. She's wearing it when she walks into Diamond's office, hires him and drops dead! She's obviously a lady in distress!

Richard Diamond, Private Detective 51-02-23 (084) The Lady In Distress (HQ)

The Story of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid


"Story of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" The two outlaws robbed trains, banks and stole horses in the 1890's Wild West. Butch, born Robert Leroy Parker on 13 April 1866 in Beaver Utah, the son of a Mormon family, left home at 13 to work as a laborer. Shifting with the work, Butch fell in with Mike Cassidy a cattle and horse rustler. Cassidy's occupation was more exciting than manual labor and Butch joined in his gang and later assumed his name.

The Story of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

Jimmy Stewart with Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy

Here is Jimmy Stewart with Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy doing a radio routine.

Jimmy Stewart with Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy.mp4
 

Phil Silvers Show s03e24 Bilko the Genius

In a mix up over test results, Bilko is told that he has a genius rating and he goes on a course with other test winners. They try and come up with a foolproof method of predicting the result of any horse race.

 Phil Silvers Show s03e24 Bilko the Genius

 

Mule for Santa Fe

Scott Miles and his son Billy are on their way to a new life in New Mexico, but fate deals them a bad hand in the deceptive currents of the Missouri River.

Mule for Santa Fe

The Story of Willie Nelson

He was abandoned by his parents as a toddler. As a young struggling songwriter, he crisscrossed the country playing honky tonks and selling encyclopedias door-to-door just to feed his family. Today, Willie Nelson is an American icon and a true Texas iconoclast--but how he got there is a tale that's little-known. Join Kris Kristofferson, Norah Jones, John Mellencamp, biographer Joe Nick Patoski and many others as we trace the life and times of a Texas legend.

The Story of Willie Nelson

Ozzie & Harriet s03e15 Electric Train

Who is the biggest kid, Ozzie or the boys?

Ozzie & Harriet s03e15 Electric Train

Bluegrass Old Time Radio Show_14 - History of Old Time Music 2-2

The Carter Family made a major contribution to old-time, bluegrass and country music from 1927 to 1943. They recorded over 300 songs, many of which became big hits and were played by many later bands including those that play today. Maybelle Carter forever changed the way the guitar is played and everyone who plays the guitar now uses her style of picking. You won't want to miss this show. Hosted by Jack Lewis.

Bluegrass Old Time Radio Show_14 - History of Old Time Music 2-2

Bluegrass Old Time Radio Show_09 - History of Old Time Music 1-2

The history of old time mountain music and plays songs that correspond to this history. Main emphasis is on the work of Wayne Erbsen and his selected songs. Original songs by Ernest V. Stoneman and The Carter Family are included. Hosted by Jack Lewis.

Bluegrass Old Time Radio Show_09 - History of Old Time Music 1-2

Bluegrass Old Time Radio Show_15

The state of West Virginia was a part of the state of Virginia prior to the American Civil War. So no wonder old time and bluegrass music is as alive in West Virginia as it is in the mountain regions of Virgina. In this episode you'll visit the Vanadalia, a festival hosted by the Division of Culture and History, located in the state capital of Charleston, West Virgina. Listen in to some fantastic old time music from the "mountain" state. Hosted by Jack Lewis.

Bluegrass Old Time Radio Show_15

SNT 1956-11-24 African Queen (C.S. Forester)

The African Queen, set in 1915 on the treacherous rivers of war torn Africa. The gin sodden river trader, Charlie Allnut, who reluctantly agrees to help the prim missionary Rose Sayer travel down river on a hazardous journey and destroy a German gun boat.

SNT 1956-11-24 African Queen (C.S. Forester)

Desert Death Song

Pete Daly had never liked Nat Bodine. Nat married the girl Pete wanted. And now Pete is trying to hang Nat. Yet, to hang a man, he must first be caught, and Bodine has lost himself in that broken rugged country known as Powder Basin.....the Indians called it the Place of No Water. They were sure he would fight it out rather than risk dying of thirst in the desert. They were wrong.

Desert Death Song

The History of Radio - First 50 Years Part 3


Documentary about the invention of radio and what happen the next following 50 years.

The History of Radio - First 50 Years Part 3

The History of Radio - First 50 Years Part 2


Documentary about the invention of radio and what happen the next following 50 years.

The History of Radio - First 50 Years Part 2

The History of Radio - First 50 Years Part 1

Documentary about the invention of radio and what happen the next following 50 years.

The History of Radio - First 50 Years Part 1

Richard Diamond, Private Detective 49-06-19 (009) Fred Sears Murder Case (HQ)

Richard Diamond, Private Detective aired June 19, 1949 on NBC starring Dick Powell.

Richard Diamond, Private Detective 49-06-19 (009) Fred Sears Murder Case (HQ)

Richard Diamond, Private Detective 49-05-29 (006) The Betty Moran Case (HQ)

Richard Diamond, Private Detective aired May 29, 1949 on NBC starring Dick Powell. A double murder, a rich woman named Betty Moran, and a touch of blackmail lead the police to think it a murder/suicide. Dick sings, "Again."

Richard Diamond, Private Detective 49-05-29 (006) The Betty Moran Case (HQ)