We move forward with two more Episodes from the Australian radio adaptation of "The Adventures of Marco Polo" produced, directed, and starring George Edwards. Produced in the late 1930's and distributed worldwide via 16" transcription disks, this outstanding series was hear around the world. Based on Marco Polo's journey to Asia in the 13th Century. Epi 27: Achimet and Vanchu Plot Against Kubla Khan and Epi 28: Poisoning the Venetians are edited back to back. This track will be added to the "Adventures of Marco Polo" Playlist on this podcast that originates on Soundcloud.com.

"The Black Swan" was a schooner that was built with skill and care... but upon the launch something went very wrong... This is from the popular "Murder at Midnight" syndicated series... only 26 episodes were produced and distributed in 1946. This track will be stored in the "Murder at Midnight" Playlist.

Two back-to back episodes of Captain Midnight await you on this track. Audio intro provides background on show and a little info on warfare using a bi-plane in 1915... 1918 - World War I - "The Great War". First episode is "The Perada Treasure" and second is "Ivan Shark Escapes" - an old time Ajax commercial separates the two episodes. This track will be added to the many other Captain Midnight adventures in the "Captain Midnight" Playlist.

Gildy and his nephew get to take care of the twin babies while Marjorie, their mother, goes out on a date with her husband. But the babies keep sleeping and Gildy and Leroy want to have some fun playing with them... so they apply the age old method of waking them up... talking very loud... and then the work really begins... feeding the babies... changing the babies... not much "fun"... but it is "funny!" Enjoy. A new playlist "The Great Gildersleeve" is where you will find this and other episodes of this series that ran for 17 years on NBC radio. ... and also did a brief run on television.

"Jubilee" is an American treasure. It was the War Dept. Service Division and Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS) program that featured African-American musicians and singers. Broadcast to servicemen and women via shortwave radio from 1942 to 1953. Jubilee was conceived at least in part as a morale-building service for African-American troops overseas. This Oct. 24, 1947 features Count Basie and his Orchestra with their vocalist Jimmy Rushing and guest vocalist Ella Mae Morse. So climb aboard the time machine and go back to the days of Big Band and Jazz with Jubilee! This track will be stored in the "Big Band /Jazz" Playlist on this Soundcloud.com originating podcast. Thank you for listening.

This track features a Nov 8, 1950 comedy game show... by far the best ever... with Groucho Marx and announcer George Fenneman. The Secret word is "Door"... guess it is no longer a secret, but don't tell anyone else, okay? This show along with many other "You Bet Your LIfe" episodes is stored in the "Game Shows" Playlist on this Soundcloud.com originating podcast. Thanks for listening... your support is much appreciated.

A detailed introduction to the show presents a brief history of "You Bet Your Life" and more about the amazing talent of Groucho Marx... considered by many critics to be the most witty comedian ever! This show and many other "You Bet Your Life" shows are stored in the playlist "Game Shows" on this Soundcloud originating podcast. Thanks for listening...

324 Episodes of this 15 min, 5 day a week program ran from 1932-1944 and a few episodes aired until 1946. Aired on NBC Blue Network originating out of Chicago. At height of its popularity it was aired over all 3 networks as many as six times a day! The Introductory audio gives background on series and comments from John Dunning's "The Encyclopedia of Old Time Radio" about this very unique program created and written by Paul Rhymer... who some say was a combination of Norman Rockwell and Mark Twain in the way he wrote the scripts of our three main characters. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gook (Vic and Sade) and their adopted son, Rush. More shows on the Vic and Sade Playlist. This track has two back-to-back programs edited together from Jan 21 and Jan 22, 1941.

Introductory audio gives overview of the series... John Dehner made it a point to be a totally different Paladin than Richard Boone's portrayal as the Television Paladin on Have Gun Will Travel. "I don't imitate" said John Dehner and he certainly did not. Always good stories with this western series. This track will be stored in the "Westerns" Playlist on the Soundcloud.com originating podcast.

The Adventure of Marco Polo continues with two back-to-back Episodes, 25 and 26. "Acmat the Magician" and "The Prince Says Farewell and the Journey Begins" - Produced, Directed and starring George Edwards... the man of 1000 voices who played as many as 5 different characters in many of the series he developed during the 1930's and 40's. This track will be stored in the playlist "Marco Polo" in the Soundcloud.com originating podcast.