Cinema Caroline brings us the origin episode of Superman plus the first two episodes of Captain Midnight, a hero who was as famous as Superman

Cinema Caroline presents War Of The Worlds, the classic Orson Welles broadcast that scared the earthlings.

Cinema Caroline presents two episodes of the classic Sherlock Holmes radio show with Basil Rathbone.

Cinema Caroline brings us the origin episode of Superman plus the first two episodes of Captain Midnight, a hero who was as famous as Superman

Cinema Caroline brings us the first episode of Buck Rogers In The 25th Century, the first radio science fiction serial. This is followed by a science fiction classic by Ray Bradbury, The Martian Chronicles as presented by the radio anthology show Dimension X.

Cinema Caroline presents three features. Two are from the Lights Out radio anthology series.  The Dark brings us into a darkness that turns people inside out.  Chicken Heart shows us the world under attack by mutated chicken heart cells.  Third is Bill Cosby’s standup comedy routine spoofing kids’ fear of monsters.

Cinema Caroline presents Ronald Coleman in an Academy Award Radio Theater presentation of Lost Horizon, a tale of Shangri La and a lost paradise. Also presented is a Jack Benny Show featuring Ronald Coleman and his wife playing themselves as Benny’s put upon next door neighbors.

Cinema Caroline explores The Maltese Falcon in radio play format. Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor and Sidney Greenstreet play the same roles they did in the iconic film noir detective classic.

Cinema Caroline brings us the first episode of Buck Rogers In The 25th Century, the first radio science fiction serial. This is followed by a science fiction classic by Ray Bradbury, The Martian Chronicles as presented by the radio anthology show Dimension X.

Cinema Caroline presents three features. Two are from the Lights Out radio anthology series.  The Dark brings us into a darkness that turns people inside out.  Chicken Heart shows us the world under attack by mutated chicken heart cells.  Third is Bill Cosby’s standup comedy routine spoofing kids’ fear of monsters.