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Vintage Classic Radio

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313 - Tuesday Night Detectives - This Is Your FBI (Espionage) & Cloak and Dagger (The People in the Forest)
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  • 313 - Tuesday Night Detectives - This Is Your FBI (Espionage) & Cloak and Dagger (The People in the Forest)

    In this week’s episode of “Tuesday Night Detectives” on Vintage Classic Radio, we delve into the intriguing world of espionage with two classic detective radio dramas.

    First, we feature “This is Your FBI” in an episode titled “Espionage,” originally aired on June 8, 1945. In this gripping episode, Special Agent Jim Taylor thwarts a sinister plot by enemy spies attempting to steal crucial wartime secrets. The cast includes Stacy Harris as Jim Taylor, with support from William Conrad as his astute partner, and Betty Lou Gerson playing the role of a cunning spy.

    Following that, we take a step into the shadowy depths of covert operations with “Cloak and Dagger” in the episode “The People in the Forest,” which first hit the airwaves on June 11, 1950. This episode tells the daring tale of Allied agents parachuting into Nazi-occupied territory to assist local resistance fighters in sabotaging enemy operations. The storyline is brought to life by Raymond Edward Johnson as the lead operative, with Alfred Shirley and Mercedes McCambridge lending their voices as key members of the resistance group. Together, these episodes provide a compelling look at the risky and tense atmosphere of wartime intelligence and resistance efforts.

    Tune in to experience the high stakes and dramatic intrigue of these classic tales from the golden age of radio.

    Mon, 11 Nov 2024 - 59min
  • 312 - Sunday Night Playhouse - Norman Corwin (We Hold These Truths, Jimmy Stewart & Orson Welles)

    With Remembrance Day and Veterans Day ahead, Vintage Classic Radio presents"We Hold These Truths"from Norman Corwin's acclaimed series Words Without Music.

    Originally broadcast on December 15, 1941, just days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, "We Hold These Truths" commemorates the 150th anniversary of the United States Bill of Rights. This powerful radio drama brings together an extraordinary ensemble of actors, including Jimmy Stewart, Orson Welles, Edward G. Robinson, and Lionel Barrymore, under the masterful direction of Norman Corwin.

    "We Hold These Truths" is a stirring tribute to the enduring principles enshrined in the Bill of Rights. Through a blend of dramatic narratives, historical reflections, and poignant commentary, the episode explores the significance of democratic freedoms in the face of global turmoil. It reminds us of the rights and liberties that define us as a nation—freedom of speech, religion, and assembly; the right to fair trials; and protection against unjust laws.

    As we honor the brave men and women who have served and sacrificed to protect these freedoms, this broadcast serves as both a celebration and a solemn reflection on the ideals that bind us together. It is a timely reminder of the importance of vigilance in preserving democracy against the threats of tyranny and oppression.

    Enjoy performances by some of Hollywood's most iconic actors, lending their voices to this patriotic endeavor. Reflect on the values of liberty and justice that remain as relevant today as they were over 80 years ago.

    Tune it Sunday Night Playhouse this week for "We Hold These Truths" only on Vintage Classic Radio.

    Sun, 10 Nov 2024 - 1h 00min
  • 311 - Saturday Matinee - Ozzie & Harriet (Sidewalk Superintendents), Aldrich Family (Overdue Library Book) & Dinah Shore Show (Groucho Marx)

    This Saturday's "Saturday Matinee" on Vintage Classic Radio kicks off with "Ozzie and Harriet" in the delightful episode "Sidewalk Superintendent." Originally aired on November 14th, 1948, this classic finds Ozzie entangled in a humorous mix-up when he becomes overly invested in a local construction project, much to Harriet's bemusement. The episode features the real-life Nelson family, with Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard playing themselves, accompanied by their sons David and Ricky Nelson, adding authenticity and charm to the family interactions.

    Following this, we move to "The Aldrich Family" and the episode titled "Overdue Library Book," which was broadcast on November 2nd, 1952. The storyline revolves around the quintessential teenage misadventures of Henry Aldrich as he scrambles to locate a severely overdue library book. The episode stars Ezra Stone as the ever-bumbling Henry, with Jackie Kelk as his loyal friend Homer Brown, House Jameson as his father Sam Aldrich, and Katharine Raht as his mother Alice Aldrich, capturing the familial and comedic essence of the series.

    Our matinee concludes with the "Dinah Shore Show" featuring the iconic Groucho Marx, which first graced the airwaves on November 8th, 1945. In this episode, Dinah Shore, known for her captivating voice and charismatic presence, shares the stage with Groucho Marx, who brings his unique brand of wit and comedic timing. The show blends Dinah's musical performances with Marx's hilarious interjections, creating an engaging and entertaining atmosphere for listeners.

    Together, these episodes from "Ozzie and Harriet," "The Aldrich Family," and "The Dinah Shore Show" encapsulate the charm and whimsy of vintage radio, promising a delightful auditory journey for all.

    Sat, 09 Nov 2024 - 1h 26min
  • 310 - Friday Night Noir - Hall of Fantasy (Shadow People) & Arch Obler's Plays (Strange Morning)

    Step back in time with Vintage Classic Radio’s "Friday Night Noir" as we bring you an enthralling double feature from the golden age of radio. First up, delve into the eerie world of "The Hall of Fantasy" in the chilling episode "Shadow People," which originally aired on September 5th, 1952. In this haunting tale, listeners are introduced to a family tormented by dark, whispering figures that emerge from the shadows of their home. As the suspense builds, the family must unravel the mystery of these spectral beings before they become completely engulfed by darkness. The cast features the talented Richard Thorne as the narrator, with Elsie Holmes and Carl Grayson lending their voices to the embattled family members, accompanied by the suspenseful orchestrations of Mel Johnson.


    Following this gripping tale, "Friday Night Noir" continues with "Arch Obler's Plays" and the profound episode "Strange Morning," which first graced the airwaves on April 5th, 1945. This thought-provoking drama takes listeners to a small town waking up to a world that has drastically changed overnight. The protagonist, played by Ernest Chappell, navigates this new reality, confronting philosophical dilemmas and the essence of human nature. Supporting him are Betty Kane and Robert Dryden, who portray key townsfolk, each adding depth to this intriguing narrative. Tune in for an evening of suspense and introspection, expertly brought to life by a stellar cast and the timeless allure of radio drama. Join us for these captivating stories that continue to echo through the ages, right here on Vintage Classic Radio’s "Friday Night Noir."

    Thu, 07 Nov 2024 - 51min
  • 309 - Tuesday Night Detectives - The Saint (Dossier on a Damsel) & Walk Softly, Peter Troy (The Haunted Harridan)

    On this week’s episode of “Tuesday Night Detectives” on Vintage Classic Radio, delve into the cunning and charm of Simon Templar in "The Saint," featuring the inimitable Vincent Price. In the episode “Dossier on a Damsel," originally broadcast on August 13th, 1950, Templar comes to the aid of a distressed young woman entangled in espionage. Price's portrayal of the debonair detective is complemented by the talents of Lawrence Dobkin as Louis, Peggy Webber as Helen, and Barney Phillips as Inspector Fernack. The narrative weaves through a labyrinth of mystery and intrigue, making it a standout in the series.

    Following "The Saint," we take a step into the stylish 60s with “Walk Softly, Peter Troy” and the episode “The Haunted Harridan,” first aired on June 16th, 1964. In this thrilling installment, the dashing detective Peter Troy, voiced by the suave Don McCorkindale, investigates the eerie disturbances haunting a once-famous actress. His adventure is peppered with sharp wit and suspense, with support from June Spencer as the beleaguered actress and Nigel Graham as Troy's trusty sidekick, Pete. The episode masterfully combines elements of the supernatural with hard-boiled detective work, making it a favorite among listeners.

    Join us as we explore these riveting tales of mystery and suspense, where clever detectives unravel complex cases with flair and finesse. Whether you’re drawn to the sophisticated antics of The Saint or the intriguing adventures of Peter Troy, this week’s episode promises to captivate and entertain. Tune in and immerse yourself in the world of classic radio detective stories, brought to life by some of the finest voices of their time.

    Mon, 04 Nov 2024 - 52min
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