Archive for the ‘Classic Radio’ Category
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Tonight, we completed the Flash Gordon Serial with a 2 1/2 hour finale of this series. Here is how the series finished out:
Episode 17 – Flash Returns – Originally aired August 24th, 1935
Episode 18 – After Him Soldiers – Originally aired August 31st, 1935
Episode 19 – Flash Captures Azura – Originally aired September 9th, [...]
Episode 13 – Has Flash Made a Mistake – Originally aired July 27th, 1935
Episode 14 – General Tal Attacks Flash – Originally aired August 3rd, 1935
Episode 15 – Dale is Rescued by the Boys – Originally aired August 10th, 1935
Episode 16 – A Voice from the Shadows – Originally aired August 17th, 1935
9 – Wounded in the Heat of Battle – Originally aired June 22nd, 1935
10 – A Cool Way to Win – Originally aired June 29th, 1935
11 – Zarkov Has to Rescue Dale – Originally aired July 6th, 1935
12 – The Antidote – Originally aired July 13th, 1935
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5 – Rules over Cave World – Originally aired May 25th, 1935
6 – Blue Magic Men – Originally aired June 1st, 1935
7 – Dr Zarkoff to the Rescue – Originally aired June 8th, 1935
8 – Seeds of Doubt – Originally aired June 15th, 1935
Episode 1 Originally Aired April 27th, 1935 – On The Planet Mongo
Episode 2 Originally Aired May 4th, 1935 – Befriends Lion Men
Episode 3 Originally Aired May 11th, 1935 – Imprisoned by Hawk Men
Episode 4 Originally Aired May 18th, 1935 – Death Battle
Journey to the Center of the Earth is a classic 1864 science fiction novel by Jules Verne. The story involves a professor who leads his nephew and hired guide down a volcano in Iceland to the “Center of the Earth”. This audio theater production is from BBC 1963. The story begins on Sunday 24 May [...]
By Ray Bradbury
Originally Aired August 18th, 1950
One of Bradbury’s most elliptical narratives, the Martian Chronicles teases its audience with plays on narrative voice and credibilty, weaving a kind of ghost story in which the audience is never quite sure whether the ghosts, the ghosts of Martians, or the Martians themselves are real or are the [...]
One of the most famous baseball comedy acts to ever take place was the following humorous exchange between Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. The words alone cannot do it justice, but it is still quite funny to read. The skit was originally done on the radio live (each & every time) until the legendary duo [...]
In Flanders Field Originally Aired May 14th, 1945
Sherlock Holmes Adventures was a fictional detective of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, who first appeared in publication in 1887. He was devised by British author and doctor Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A brilliant London-based detective, Holmes is famous for his prowess at using logic and [...]
By Jules Verne
Originally aired April 22nd, 1953
Years before their appearance, Jules Verne foretold the submarine, the balloon, the airplane, the telephone, the long-range projectile, and many other inventions. But perhaps his greatest writing achievement was the complex but very human character of Captain Nemo, the tragic star of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. In [...]
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