BBLK.1946.04.16_053_THE_BASEBALL_PLAYER_MURDER_2

Vic &amp; Sade (pg 03) 1942-1947： * TOWN NAME: Throughout airtime, the Gook family's home-town name is never mentioned; the town is, however, believed to be roughly based on Bloomington, Illinois. Lum &amp; Abner 180 Eps (plus 2 extra Eps)：(182 Episodes - one file is a 3-Episode file) Lum &amp; Abner OTR Sitcom/Soap Opera** ... Previously removed - hopefully back to stay. : ) Firefighters 140 Eps："Firefighters!" was a 140 Episode, 15 minute daily, syndicated serial-drama, depicting the lives of neighbouring 'Plum Valley City' firefighters. Centered around the life of new firefighter, Tim Collins, &amp; his firefighting comrades, most episodes followed fire-related mysteries, which included the research, interviews, &amp; detective work involved in achieving a solution to the cause of each fire. Baby Snooks 93 Eps："Baby Snooks," first portrayed by Fanny Brice during her 1912 vaudeville act, was Fanny's version of the then-time actress, Baby Peggy. Brice later admitted that even though Baby Snooks was a version of herself as a child, Baby Snooks was a caricature of Baby Peggy. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar 3：Old Time Radio Programs. Detective series. The Final multipart shows before the series went back to the 30 minute self contained stories. Nick Carter, Master Detective：Lon Clark starred as Nick Carter, Master Detective for 12 years (1943-55) over the Mutual Network. This set is vetted to eliminate the various errors in Carter sets on the Internet and is believed to contain all available episodes of Nick Carter. Pepper Young's Family 88 Eps："Pepper Young's Family" With its 1932 introduction as an evening drama (under the name of Red Adams and later Red Davis, Forever Young), "Pepper Young's Family" piloted on NBC Radio, January 13, 1936 and lasted on air until 1959. A production on Nana Radio, "Pepper Young's Family" was narrated by Lee Stevens and sponsored by: Beech-Nut Gum &amp; Camay Soap. Boston Blackie 1：Old Time Radio Programs. Michael Shayne：Old Time Radio Programs, Detective Series, Michael Shayne

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Vic & Sade (pg 03) 1942-1947： * TOWN NAME: Throughout airtime, the Gook family's home-town name is never mentioned; the town is, however, believed to be roughly based on Bloomington, Illinois.Lum & Abner 180 Eps (plus 2 extra Eps)：(182 Episodes - one file is a 3-Episode file)Lum & Abner OTR Sitcom/Soap Opera** ... Previously removed - hopefully back to stay. : )Firefighters 140 Eps："Firefighters!" was a 140 Episode, 15 minute daily, syndicated serial-drama, depicting the lives of neighbouring 'Plum Valley City' firefighters. Centered around the life of new firefighter, Tim Collins, & his firefighting comrades, most episodes followed fire-related mysteries, which included the research, interviews, & detective work involved in achieving a solution to the cause of each fire.Baby Snooks 93 Eps："Baby Snooks," first portrayed by Fanny Brice during her 1912 vaudeville act, was Fanny's version of the then-time actress, Baby Peggy. Brice later admitted that even though Baby Snooks was a version of herself as a child, Baby Snooks was a caricature of Baby Peggy.Yours Truly Johnny Dollar 3：Old Time Radio Programs. Detective series. The Final multipart shows before the series went back to the 30 minute self contained stories.Nick Carter, Master Detective：Lon Clark starred as Nick Carter, Master Detective for 12 years (1943-55) over the Mutual Network. This set is vetted to eliminate the various errors in Carter sets on the Internet and is believed to contain all available episodes of Nick Carter.Pepper Young's Family 88 Eps："Pepper Young's Family" With its 1932 introduction as an evening drama (under the name of Red Adams and later Red Davis, Forever Young), "Pepper Young's Family" piloted on NBC Radio, January 13, 1936 and lasted on air until 1959. A production on Nana Radio, "Pepper Young's Family" was narrated by Lee Stevens and sponsored by: Beech-Nut Gum & Camay Soap.Boston Blackie 1：Old Time Radio Programs.Michael Shayne：Old Time Radio Programs, Detective Series, Michael Shayne

Vic &amp; Sade (pg 03) 1942-1947： * TOWN NAME: Throughout airtime, the Gook family's home-town name is never mentioned; the town is, however, believed to be roughly based on Bloomington, Illinois. Lum &amp; Abner 180 Eps (plus 2 extra Eps)：(182 Episodes - one file is a 3-Episode file) Lum &amp; Abner OTR Sitcom/Soap Opera** ... Previously removed - hopefully back to stay. : ) Firefighters 140 Eps："Firefighters!" was a 140 Episode, 15 minute daily, syndicated serial-drama, depicting the lives of neighbouring 'Plum Valley City' firefighters. Centered around the life of new firefighter, Tim Collins, &amp; his firefighting comrades, most episodes followed fire-related mysteries, which included the research, interviews, &amp; detective work involved in achieving a solution to the cause of each fire. Baby Snooks 93 Eps："Baby Snooks," first portrayed by Fanny Brice during her 1912 vaudeville act, was Fanny's version of the then-time actress, Baby Peggy. Brice later admitted that even though Baby Snooks was a version of herself as a child, Baby Snooks was a caricature of Baby Peggy. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar 3：Old Time Radio Programs. Detective series. The Final multipart shows before the series went back to the 30 minute self contained stories. Nick Carter, Master Detective：Lon Clark starred as Nick Carter, Master Detective for 12 years (1943-55) over the Mutual Network. This set is vetted to eliminate the various errors in Carter sets on the Internet and is believed to contain all available episodes of Nick Carter. Pepper Young's Family 88 Eps："Pepper Young's Family" With its 1932 introduction as an evening drama (under the name of Red Adams and later Red Davis, Forever Young), "Pepper Young's Family" piloted on NBC Radio, January 13, 1936 and lasted on air until 1959. A production on Nana Radio, "Pepper Young's Family" was narrated by Lee Stevens and sponsored by: Beech-Nut Gum &amp; Camay Soap. Boston Blackie 1：Old Time Radio Programs. Michael Shayne：Old Time Radio Programs, Detective Series, Michael Shayne

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