Don Ameche was the host of the Maxwell House Coffee Hour back in 1938 and regular guests on the show were Fannie Brice (Baby Snooks) and Hanley Stafford (Daddy or Lancelot Higgins). The did 6 to 10 min skits. This one is entitled "Aunt Sophie is Having A Baby" ... Uncle Louie is Aunt Sophie's husband and Snooks doesn't think the baby should look like him and wonders why the baby looks a little like her Daddy (Louie's brother)... For a skit 82 years old... still retains its humor! More Snooks in "Comedy" Playlist

Captain Midnight returns with two back-to-back Episodes. Episode 27 "Strange Things" and Episode 28 "Disaster" aired on Dec. 1st and Dec 4th 1939.

Episodes 1 through 26 can be found on the playlist "Captain Midnight".. This was considered a juvenile adventure series with lots of premiums offered to the listeners, but word has it that many parents enjoyed the show too!

Another exciting episode of "Cloak and Dagger" awaits you on this track. "The People In The Forest" are part of the French Underground during World War II. An American, Robert Scarpella, who works for the Office of Strategic Services or OSS... parachutes behind enemy lines in occupied France. His assignment is to help the French Underground identify and remove the traitor who is in their midst. This story is based on a true incident as reported in the OSS documents in Washington, D.C. More "Cloak and Dagger" episodes in the Playlist by the same name "Cloak and Dagger".

The radio adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's novella, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, returns with two Episodes edited on one track. Episode 39 "Sam and Hezra Reunited" and Episode 40 "Marriage Proposal" The first 38 episodes can be found in the "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" Playlist. There are a total of 52 episodes, so 12 more remain. They will be edited 2 to a track so that there are 6 more tracks to publish in order to complete this wonderful George Edwards production.. and Australian radio production from 1943.

New Year's Day show for 1949 featuring Minnie Pearl, Oakridge Quartet, Zeb Turner, Old Hickory Singers, Lonnie Glosson and hosted by Red Foley. More Shows like this in the playlist entitled "Country - Western Radio Programs" ... Enjoy the program and thank you for listening.

Here is another "Five Minute Mystery" for you to try to solve before the criminal is revealed to you at the end of the story... about 5 minutes. Out sleuth or sleuth! There are many more such episodes in the "Five Minute Mystery" playlist on this podcast. More will be added from time to time.

This is a 15 minute transcription of an Armed Forces Radio broadcast from Charlotte, North Carolina on February 27, 1949. It is entitled "Corn's a Poppin!" and was broadcast before a live studio audience 71 years ago. If you are familiar with North Carolina, this show will be even more entertaining for you... Spike Jones and His CIty Slickers were always fun to watch and listen to. More in the "Variety - Comedy - Musical" Playlist.

This is the final in a series of 23 Alan Freed "Camel Rock 'N" Roll Party" transcriptions from 1956. From March 31st to Sept 11, 1956 on CBS radio. There were three more shows, but one was cut because of a political convention broadcast and two were cut for episodes of "Suspense." The playlist for this final episode includes: Sam The Man Taylor and his band: "Flag Waver" - Bill Haley and the Comets: "Rockin' 'Round The Clock" - "Hot Dog Buddy, Buddy" - Mabel King - "Alabama Rock 'N Roll" - "Second Hand Love" - Bill Haley and the Comets: "Rip It Up" and it ends with Sam The Man Taylor and his band: "Road Runner" All 23 episodes are on the "Alan Freed Rock and Roll Radio Shows" playlist.

Commander Buzz Corry and Cadet Happy are on the planet Mercury investigating a gigantic six-wheeled atomic digging machine. As they walk across the deeply cracked ground and 300 degree heat, the huge machine begins to move towards them with increasing speed!

This is the second episode. More "Space Patrol" episodes will be found in the growing "Space Patrol" Playlist.

Track features an introductory segment giving an overall description of the sitcom's cast members and the roles that they played. This was an extremely popular radio sitcom with a 7 year run on CBS radio. There was also a television series and a couple of films. Cy Howard directed this funny and fast-paced comedy that followed in the stumbling footsteps of Gracie Allen and Jane Ace. More episodes to be found in the "My Friend Irma" Playlist.