Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Have Gun Will Travel from 1959 shares tonight's eight o'clock hour of Old-Time Radio Drama with the comedy of Fred Allen from 1942.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Have Gun Will Travel opens the 8 o'clock hour of Old-Time Radio Drama tonight, and the western action continues--after a fashion--with Charles Boyer as "Tex" during an episode of Burns and Allen.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Ride with Hawk Larabee, at eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And flash back to Riley's first date in a story from 1950.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
All-Star Western Theater comes your way, at eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama, and Space Patrol from 1953 will pit you against the Sea Monster of Planet-X.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
The Lone Ranger rides again, tonight at eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And George and Gracie celebrate an anniversary in a broadcast from 1948.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
After eight, Matt and Chester have to escort a prisoner on the overland express on Old-Time Radio Drama. And Fibber McGee has his own trouble with the law in an outing from 1939.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
At eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama, Gunsmoke from 1956. Then, Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy make life difficult for society hostess Elsa Maxwell.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Ride with the Cisco Kid and Pancho, at eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And join Jack Benny and the gang for laughs in a broadcast from 1937.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
A girl rescued on the prairie takes up with a dangerous companion in Dodge during Gunsmoke, at eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And Riley decides Babs? elopement might be a good idea during The Life of Riley from 1950.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Tonight's Halloween nuggets of Old-Time Radio Drama begin with Have Gun Will Travel and "The Monster of Moon Ridge," after eight. Then Ozzie Nelson investigates a haunted house in an outing from 1948.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
At eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama, meet Lightning Jim as he fights casual justice in the old West. And warm up with comedy from the Great Gildersleeve as he comes to terms with the first cold snap of the fall during a time of fuel shortages.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Vic and Sade and the Bickersons provide domestic comedy, after eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And, Screen Director's Playhouse brings you Gregory Peck in the western "Yellow Sky."
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
At eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama, "Singing Guns" from a 1947 broadcast of Studio One.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Old-Time Radio comes to life, tonight... and every Saturday and Sunday, from eight until eleven... here on The Ideas Network.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
The Lone Ranger rides again, at eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And, in an outing from 1940, Fibber McGee turns the house upside down in his search for a missing screwdriver.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
At eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama, it's Hopalong Cassidy in western action from 1951, and Burns & Allen with comedy from 1943.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
At eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama, Have Gun Will Travel from 1960. And a case of memory-loss from Jack Benny and friends in a broadcast from 1949.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Mars invades earth, at eight, when Old-Time Radio Drama brings you a live broadcast of "The War of the Worlds," based on the 1938 script that Howard Koch wrote for the Mercury Theatre, presented onstage by the University Theatre in Madison. Find out more at: http://www.madstage.com/Shows/thewarofthe080812.html
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Hopalong Cassidy rides into danger, after eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And Ozzie does his best to avoid a "come as you are" party in an outing with Ozzie and Harriet from 1954.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
At eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama, The Lone Ranger rides again in an adventure from 1943. And, the American Trail recreates a key moment in the birth of the U.S. Constitution.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Let's Pretend brings a favorite fairy tale to life, at eight, on Old-Time Radio Drama. Plus, Gene Autry shares songs, and a story, in a broadcast from 1949.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Archie comes across a great deal... on a helicopter, after eight, when Old-Time Radio Drama brings you Duffy's Tavern from 1950. Vic and Sade follow with more comedy from 1939, and Jungle Jim confronts the Bat Woman in an adventure from 1935.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Enter the Hermit's Cave, at ten, when Old-Time Radio Drama brings you the story of a house with a frightening past. And Orson Welles is your host for a tale of crime from The Black Museum.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Boston Blackie opens a case from 1946, after ten, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And then venture into the Inner Sanctum for "Terror By Night."
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
After ten, on Old Time radio Drama, William Conrad stars as a man with a recent past and a dangerous future during Escape from 1950. And X-Minus One follows with science fiction from 1955.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
After ten, on Old-Time Radio Drama, it's the 1936 Lux Radio Theater production of groundbreaking detective fiction, "The Thin Man."
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Orson Welles returns as international grifter Harry Lime, after ten, on Old-Time Radio Drama. Then, enter The Hall of Fantasy for the story "The Diamonds of Death."
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
Suspense brings you a story of blackmail, murder, and assumed identity, after ten, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And an insect collection outgrows the collector when Two Thousand Plus brings you science fiction from 1951.
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
A scientist conducts a strange and deadly experiment in a story from The Clock, after ten, on Old-Time Radio Drama. And, the Weird Circle, from 1943, brings you a weird version of Edgar Allan Poe's classic story, "The Fall of the House of Usher."
Old Time Radio Drama - with Norman Gilliland
After nine, on Old-Time Radio Drama, Counterspy goes after the "bouncing bank robbers" in a case from 1949. And crossing Paris is dangerous busineess in a story from Escape.