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Continuing on in our Christmas shows for the season, we have two from The Abbott And Costello Show. The first one is called Christmas Shopping which aired on Dec.14,1944. The second one is called Lou's Christmas Party and it aired on Dec.20,1945.
For this episode, we're kicking off our Christmas season of shows with a double header. The first one is The Martin And Lewis Show from Dec.21,1951. Our second show is from The Bing Crosby Show from Christmas Eve,1946. The show was presented by Philco Radio Time.
We're presenting The Wizard Of Oz as it aired on Lux Radio Theater on Dec.25,1950. Although this isn't a Christmas show, it was felt that it would be nice way to transition into our holiday season.
For the end of November, we're airing Treasure Island starring Orson Welles and the rest of the cast of The Mercury Theater On the Air. Treasure Island aired on July 18, 1938.
From Australia, we have an adaptation of Forbidden Planet as it was done on the Caltex Theater radio show on June 9,1959. This is the final sci-fi show for November.
It's another round of X Minus One and another double feature to boot. The first one is Skulking Permit from Feb.15,1956 and the second one is The Girls From Earth from Jan.16,1957.
Two from Author Ray Bradbury, first one up is The Martian Chronicles from Dimension X on Aug.18,1950. The second one is Zero Hour from Suspense May 18,1958
Two From X Minus One, first one up is Venus is a man's world from Feb.6,1957. The second one is Chain of Command from Nov.21,1956.
With November here and Thanksgiving around the corner, we thought we'd do some sci-fi for this month. First up is Lux Radio Theater's adaptation of The Day The Earth Stood Still starring Michael Rennie. This adaptation aired on Jan.4th,1954.
In this episode, discussions about coco and the lighthouse are in the first segment with the new halloween trilogy taking over for most of the episode after that. We experienced technical dfficulties towards the end of the episode but that's how it goes.
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