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Our 29 DVD set of rare shows has arrived in the mail. I'll be sorting through it and uploading shows from the collection starting today. A big thanks to Kevin, our club member who arranged to get the collection at half price for our OTR club.
Three Cabin B13 shows added to the club members area. Only these three shows are known to exist. One of the shows is featured as this weeks podcast. It was recommended by Britt, one of our club members.
Added Jack Armstrong All American Boy shows to the club members area.
Added over 100 Winston Churchhill broadcasts to our WWII section in the members area.
"Can You Top This" shows have been added to the club members area. There are not many of these shows available. We were able to get 12 of them.
Several more black & white mystery movies have been added to the members area. These are in 320x240 format. A movie player for both Windows and Mac is also provided for download. It will play all of our movies.
One of our club members just donated a nice set of Avenger (South Africa) shows. They are located in the members area.
While vacationing at a ski lodge Margo is kidnapped and taken to a creepy sanitarium. Can the Shadow get to her in time? Find out now!
Our podcast address is: http://mysteryshows.com/Podcasts/Mystery-Shows-Feed.xml
Our podcast address is: http://mysteryshows.com/Podcasts/Mystery-Shows-Feed.xml
25 "Heartbeat Theater" shows added to the club members area. The Salvation Army's Inspirational Drama Series.
A couple finds themselves stranded on an isolated country road at night in the middle of a storm. If that's not bad enough... There is a murderer on the loose that just escaped from a mental institution! Starring Cary Grant. Original broadcast 1950.
Our podcast link is:
http://mysteryshows.com/Podcasts/Mystery-Shows-Feed.xml
Our podcast link is:
http://mysteryshows.com/Podcasts/Mystery-Shows-Feed.xml
"Grand Marquee" shows added to the club members area. 14 shows added. Romantic comedy type show.
"Future Tense" added to the club members area. 16 shows added. Science Fiction radio shows. This show aired on WMUK, college radio station of Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
In an effort to make shows easier to find in the future, we have renamed many show directories. Since there are so many shows starting with the word "The", we are skipping it. If you're looking for "The Shadow", look under "S" and so on. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
"A Life In Your Hands" 18 shows added to the members area. Jonathan kegg on his journey for justice,old time radio murder drama,1949-1952
Escape - Treasure Inc.
An ambitious developer builds a hotel on a remote tropical island but all his plans go out the window when he gets mixed up with a greedy woman, a hidden treasure and a misanthropic hermit.
Gripping stuff starring Frank Lovejoy, Paul Frees and Mary Lansing.
Feels like a Somerset Maugham piece, but was actually written by the prolific scriptwriting team of John and Gwen Bagni
Click here to listen.
An ambitious developer builds a hotel on a remote tropical island but all his plans go out the window when he gets mixed up with a greedy woman, a hidden treasure and a misanthropic hermit.
Gripping stuff starring Frank Lovejoy, Paul Frees and Mary Lansing.
Feels like a Somerset Maugham piece, but was actually written by the prolific scriptwriting team of John and Gwen Bagni
Click here to listen.
316 more Old Time Radio Commercials added to the members area.
SUSPENSE September 30, 1954 "A Little Matter of Memory" was based on the story by James Helvick. A couple staying in an isolated cottage return from a walk only to discover a note on their door telling of a dangerous maniac on the loose. Very tense beginning and middle with some quintessential radio drama scenes, but the Third Act problems are nigh insurmountable. Having set the plot in motion, there are only a couple of ways that it can end. But kudos to Norman MacDonnell who produced and directed. Lawrence Dobkin played Edward and Paula Winslowe played Joan. Also appearing were Edgar Barrier, Joseph Kearns, and Richard Peel. James Helvick was a pseudonym for Francis Claud Cockburn (1904-1981), a British journalist and novelist who wrote an interesting book about the phenomenon of the best-selling novel. (He was also the cousin of Evelyn Waugh.)
Click to listen: " Suspense - A Little Matter Of Memory "
Click to listen: " Suspense - A Little Matter Of Memory "
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