One Man'sFamily -  Book 71, Chapter 1: Reintroducing the Barbers (retro488)

A farewell to Superman, at least for a little while. A Mystery For Superman 5 episodes, Complete. )retro487)

Superman A Mystery For Superman 5 episodes, Complete. )retro487)

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Jack Benny

39-03-12 (RV27 retro485) Carmichael the Polar Bear is Sick

Jack Benny - Carmichael the Polar Bear is Sick 39-03-12 (RV27 retro485)

(RV026 48-05-26 retro484) The Deadly Snowflake

Mr District Attorney - The Deadly Snowflake 48-05-26 (RV26, retro484)

Ezra Holten

Lone Ranger - Ezra Holten's Claim ep914, 381205 (retro483)

Vic and Sade - Lodge Catalogue 1957 (retro482)

Mr District Attorney - The Museum Mystery 411210 (retro481)

AFRS - The Birth of Jesus (retro480)

Taking a humorous look at where you may not want to spend Christmas.

Retro OTR Diary 14 Gildersleeves in Jail 411105

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A man has been acquitted for charges of  manslaughter. One person monitering the well publicized trial seems to think the  man was falsley acquitted. Being a retired judge, he feels it his duty to take  matters into his own hands. The man is invited to a luncheon, he presumes it is  to be a victory party. The old judge has other plans that sound a little more  disturbing.  The worried wife talks to police, but three days  later, there's still no sign of her husband. The police do notice a trend of  missing persons who had just been acquitted of various crimes. There's  definitley something going on, but all they need is just the right break to  figure it out. They get it when the son has something to say.  Meanwhile, is there any hope for our man, and the  others that are also being held captive? Some of his captives have been there  for years.  Is the old judge right? Is he being fair? I suppose  it's all a matter of opinion, however he is indeed breaking the law when he  takes it into his own hands to apply his own breed of justice.  So will the testimony of the son help to free his  missing dad? Will the old judge keep his little prison an force? With little to  hope for, what hope is there for our man to escape? All the answers are revealed  in act 3 of our radio play, so stay tuned, and listen in.  In the mid 1970's the CBS Radio Mystery Theater was  produced. If it had hopes of bringing back the glory days of radio drama, it  didn't work, although the show had a long and successful run. Hosted by EG  Marshal, and using all the best voice actors both from the old days of radio,  and a new breed of acting tallent.  Bonus Track: Gene Wilder and Peter Boyle.  Puttin on the Ritz.  PS: The Retrobots take over as we try to kick off a  series of scary Retro Originals for the Halloween season. 

A man has been acquitted for charges of manslaughter. One person monitering the well publicized trial seems to think the man was falsley acquitted. Being a retired judge, he feels it his duty to take matters into his own hands. The man is invited to a luncheon, he presumes it is to be a victory party. The old judge has other plans that sound a little more disturbing.   The worried wife talks to police, but three days later, there's still no sign of her husband. The police do notice a trend of missing persons who had just been acquitted of various crimes. There's definitley something going on, but all they need is just the right break to figure it out. They get it when the son has something to say.   Meanwhile, is there any hope for our man, and the others that are also being held captive? Some of his captives have been there for years.   Is the old judge right? Is he being fair? I suppose it's all a matter of opinion, however he is indeed breaking the law when he takes it into his own hands to apply his own breed of justice.   So will the testimony of the son help to free his missing dad? Will the old judge keep his little prison an force? With little to hope for, what hope is there for our man to escape? All the answers are revealed in act 3 of our radio play, so stay tuned, and listen in.   In the mid 1970's the CBS Radio Mystery Theater was produced. If it had hopes of bringing back the glory days of radio drama, it didn't work, although the show had a long and successful run. Hosted by EG Marshal, and using all the best voice actors both from the old days of radio, and a new breed of acting tallent.   Bonus Track: Gene Wilder and Peter Boyle. Puttin on the Ritz.   PS: The Retrobots take over as we try to kick off a series of scary Retro Originals for the Halloween season.

CBS Radio Mystery Theater 750227 Them

Gunsmoke - Letter of the Law. 560715 (retro435)

Lum and Abner - Mysterious Military Surplus - Triple Feature. 1953. (retro343). Abner has accidentally bought a mystery machine, but with the help of Squire he figures out what it is. Now he just needs to figure out what it does. As Lum helps him assemble

Lum and Abner - Mysterious Military Surplus - Triple Feature. 1953. (retro343).

Fred Allen

A Halloween episode full of scary things. Charlie has a toothache, and fears a trip to the dentist. Mortimer plans a Halloween party, and Fred Allen is featured as the dentist, and the devil in Charlies crazy dream. Bonus Tracks: Phil Harris. 1950. The Thing.

Bergen and McCarthy - Fred Allen. 471102. (retro323).

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First, a 66 year old female bowler, who has been at  it for 30 years. Along with an Italian immigrant named Frank. After a sponsor  break for DeSoto Plymouth, the show continues.  This time an unmarried, female airport worker is  joined by an unmarried man who is seeking a vegetarian mate.  Finally a prince and princess join the show. A  prince from the Belgian Congo, who tells his success story rising as a commoner,  to living in America, being educated, and returning to his home country. He is  even convinced by Groucho to perform a brief native dance and drum number. .  So who wins? I'm not telling. Listen to find out.  Bonus Track: Don Gibson. Sea of Heartbreak.  PS: The song is from around the mid-1950's...  probably, but may be from as late as the early 1960's. Leave me a comment and  set me straight. 

First, a 66 year old female bowler, who has been at it for 30 years. Along with an Italian immigrant named Frank. After a sponsor break for DeSoto Plymouth, the show continues.   This time an unmarried, female airport worker is joined by an unmarried man who is seeking a vegetarian mate.   Finally a prince and princess join the show. A prince from the Belgian Congo, who tells his success story rising as a commoner, to living in America, being educated, and returning to his home country. He is even convinced by Groucho to perform a brief native dance and drum number. .   So who wins? I'm not telling. Listen to find out.   Bonus Track: Don Gibson. Sea of Heartbreak.   PS: The song is from around the mid-1950's... probably, but may be from as late as the early 1960's. Leave me a comment and set me straight.

You Bet Your Life 550114 Paper 

Black Museum - The Sash Cord. ep36, 1952

Jack BennyEpisode

Burns and Allen - 431102 - Gracie Blackmails Jack BennyEpisode 310 

The Great Gildersleeves 411005 ep006 Investigating The City Jail

Miss Brooks

After some technical difficulties, and a couple quick instrumentals on the organ, the show gets started. Connie is in a rush, and doesn't have time to read her mail. Mrs. Davis finds what she thinks is an important letter, a job offer from an upscale school. The worried landlady warns the Conklins in hopes of preventing our favorite english teacher from leaving her happy home at Madison High. She doesn't realize though, that the letter is five years old. At school, Mr. Boynton plans a secret trip with Miss Brooks to study nature out in the country. The trip just adds to the confusion and misunderstanding as Connie's friends try to convince her to stay.  Bonus Track: Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters. Have I  told You Lately that I Love You?             

After some technical difficulties, and a couple quick instrumentals on the organ, the show gets started. Connie is in a rush, and doesn't have time to read her mail. Mrs. Davis finds what she thinks is an important letter, a job offer from an upscale school. The worried landlady warns the Conklins in hopes of preventing our favorite english teacher from leaving her happy home at Madison High. She doesn't realize though, that the letter is five years old. At school, Mr. Boynton plans a secret trip with Miss Brooks to study nature out in the country. The trip just adds to the confusion and misunderstanding as Connie's friends try to convince her to stay. Bonus Track: Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters. Have I  told You Lately that I Love You?

Our Miss Brooks 481128 The Sunnyvale Finishing School

Lum and Abner - Christmas Sto

Sam Spade

The Adventures Of Sam Spade - The Rowdy Dowser Caper 51-04-20

 Flashback to the day before at rehearsal. Jack is critical of Bob Crosby's band members. Jack begins to worry when Don points out that his contract hasn't been renewed yet. Mary's comments don't encourage Jack, so he tries to phone Rochester. After the phone connection is tied up with gossip from the operators, talking about Frankie Remley. Dennis arrives with a story about a run in with a traffic cop. He sings, Once I Had a Secret Love.  Dennis reveals a secret medical problem, then Rochester calls back with the report, still no contract in the mail. Jack grows worried, and wants to make a good impression when he phones the sponsor directly. The Sportsmen were going to help, but are late, and their song for the commercial adds to Jacks worries.  Now even more desperate, Jack calls his old sponsers, Jello, General Tire, and Canada Dry. Just when he thinks it can't get worse, it's happy ending time.  Bonus Track: Graham MacNamee. Reading fan mail from 1940. 

Flashback to the day before at rehearsal. Jack is critical of Bob Crosby's band members. Jack begins to worry when Don points out that his contract hasn't been renewed yet. Mary's comments don't encourage Jack, so he tries to phone Rochester. After the phone connection is tied up with gossip from the operators, talking about Frankie Remley. Dennis arrives with a story about a run in with a traffic cop. He sings, Once I Had a Secret Love. Dennis reveals a secret medical problem, then Rochester calls back with the report, still no contract in the mail. Jack grows worried, and wants to make a good impression when he phones the sponsor directly. The Sportsmen were going to help, but are late, and their song for the commercial adds to Jacks worries. Now even more desperate, Jack calls his old sponsers, Jello, General Tire, and Canada Dry. Just when he thinks it can't get worse, it's happy ending time. Bonus Track: Graham MacNamee. Reading fan mail from 1940.

Jack Benny 540411 Jack Hasn't Recieved His New Contract. (retro233)

The actual game takes a back seat as Groucho chats  it up with the contestants. Groucho is always hilarious as he talks with the  regular people on the show. First up is a weather man named Aldrich, and a  cashier of a drive in movie theater named Winnie. Next is a body builder from  Philadelphia, and the wife of a New York policeman who say the secret word. The  final couple are identical twins, Jean and Jane Luther. No matter who they are,  or where they come from the conversation is always entertaining.  The game comes down to a tie, and a faceoff between  the bodybuilder and the housewife, against the twins. Who wins the big prize?  Listen and find out.  Bonus Track:Tony Martin and Dinah Shore. 1951.  A Penny a Kiss. 

The actual game takes a back seat as Groucho chats it up with the contestants. Groucho is always hilarious as he talks with the regular people on the show. First up is a weather man named Aldrich, and a cashier of a drive in movie theater named Winnie. Next is a body builder from Philadelphia, and the wife of a New York policeman who say the secret word. The final couple are identical twins, Jean and Jane Luther. No matter who they are, or where they come from the conversation is always entertaining.   The game comes down to a tie, and a faceoff between the bodybuilder and the housewife, against the twins. Who wins the big prize? Listen and find out.   Bonus Track:Tony Martin and Dinah Shore. 1951. A Penny a Kiss.

You Bet Your Life 510110 Secret Word is Heart 

Actually the first episode of My Favorite Husband,  starring Lucille Ball and Richard Denning. The first show sets up the premise of  the series. A married couple who have been happily married for 10 years, and  still seem to be actually in love. The Cugat's flashback to moments of their  wedding day, as they prepare for their anniversary. Liz, the well to do  socialite, and George, the up and coming banker.  Liz is to have a portrait painted for the big  anniversary celebration. George's friend Corey, a confirmed bachelor cass doubt  on the intentions of the portrait artist. Of course Liz doesn't see anything in  the artist, but manages to say all the right things to cause jealousy to grow in  George. It gets so bad that George calls a doctor along with his attractive  nurse. Still simmering over the artist, George see's his chance to use the  situation of having the nurse to get some revenge jealousy brewing in Liz.  In the end though, George and Liz come to their  senses. They see through their petty jealousies, but don't worry, the laughs  won't stop even to the very end.  Bonus Track: Glenn Miller. 1938. The Cowboy  from Brooklyn.  PS: Coming soon to the Retro Radio Podcast, Lucille  Ball as Liz Cugat. Lucky for me, by the end of the first season, and without  explaination, their last name is changed to Cooper. Fortunately for me, because  I can never remember how to spell Cugat, but Cooper isn't so hard. (Isn't that  so selfish of me, or what?) Watch for more additions and changes to the lineup  in the coming weeks.  

Actually the first episode of My Favorite Husband, starring Lucille Ball and Richard Denning. The first show sets up the premise of the series. A married couple who have been happily married for 10 years, and still seem to be actually in love. The Cugat's flashback to moments of their wedding day, as they prepare for their anniversary. Liz, the well to do socialite, and George, the up and coming banker.   Liz is to have a portrait painted for the big anniversary celebration. George's friend Corey, a confirmed bachelor cass doubt on the intentions of the portrait artist. Of course Liz doesn't see anything in the artist, but manages to say all the right things to cause jealousy to grow in George. It gets so bad that George calls a doctor along with his attractive nurse. Still simmering over the artist, George see's his chance to use the situation of having the nurse to get some revenge jealousy brewing in Liz.   In the end though, George and Liz come to their senses. They see through their petty jealousies, but don't worry, the laughs won't stop even to the very end.   Bonus Track: Glenn Miller. 1938. The Cowboy from Brooklyn.   PS: Coming soon to the Retro Radio Podcast, Lucille Ball as Liz Cugat. Lucky for me, by the end of the first season, and without explaination, their last name is changed to Cooper. Fortunately for me, because I can never remember how to spell Cugat, but Cooper isn't so hard. (Isn't that so selfish of me, or what?) Watch for more additions and changes to the lineup in the coming weeks.

My Favorite Husband 480705 The Cugats Tenth Wedding Anniversary. (retro268) 

49-03-10 (retro464) The Scene of the Crime

Casey, Crime Photographer - The Scene of the Crime 49-03-10 (retro464)

Fred Allen - The Jack Benny 1

The Shadow - Death Shows the Way ep176, 39-12-03

Baby Snooks 420528 Abnormal Psychology. (retro236)

37-02-28 RV008 retro438 The Bee is Finally Played

The Bee is Finally Played 37-02-28 (RV008 retro438)

450716 Blackies Car Kills A Woman. (retro430)

Boston Blackie - Blackies Car Kills A Woman. 450716 (retro430)

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