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Originally broadcast on the BBC Light  Comedy Programme from 1958 to 1964,  the Comedy series was principally written by Eric  Merriman (with Barry Took  for the first two series).

Starred Kenneth Horne, Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee  

Music was provided  initially by  the Malcolm Mitchell Trio ,  then later by the Fraser Hayes Four, Edwin  Braden, and the BBC Variety  Orchestra conducted by Paul Fenouhlet.   

The show was produced by Jacques Brown for the first 5 series, and then  John Simmonds for the  remaining two. this episode first broadcast in  1963 on the 28th February The Miracle Worker

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The Haunting Hour is a very mysterious show. First, let's note  that  the Haunting Half-Hour would actually be correct, but an odd title  for  the show. So Haunting Hour it was.

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When the lad hits the gym, he knocks down a prize boxer completely by chance - which gives Sid an idea...  

Starring Tony Hancock. With Moira Lister, Bill Kerr, Sidney James, Kenneth Williams and Paul Carpenter.

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Classic Abbott and Costello comedy program from the era of old-time radio in the United States. It was broadcast first on NBC and later on ABC, between  July 3, 1940, and ending June 9, 1949

American Radio Comedy

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While Nora Tragg lies helpless hovering between life and death on a  small white bed in a police hospital her lawyer Perry Mason is moving  quickly to prove her innocent of murder.

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Classic Episode from It's That Man Again! 

It's That Man Again was a BBC radio  comedy programme which ran over twelve series from 1939 to 1949. The  shows featured Tommy Handley in the central role, a fast-talking figure,  around whom all the other characters orbited. The programmes were  written by Ted Kavanagh and produced by Francis Worsley

A young man is trapped on a roof as the cops close in. Marlowe tells this  story of murder and robbery in flashback before trying to talk him  down. + “Get this and get it straight, crime is a suckers road and those who  travel it wind up in the gutter, the prison or the grave”. This time an  old Spanish woman who cared, a redhead mink who didn’t and a green sued  button beside a corpse all lead Philip Marlowe to a wounded man with a  gun in his hand cornered on a warehouse roof.

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Round the Horne is a radio comedy program that was transmitted in four  series of weekly episodes from 1965 until 1968. The show was created by  Barry Took and Marty Feldman who wrote the first three series. The  fourth was written by Took, Johnnie Mortimer, Brian Cooke and Donald Webster. Round the Horne starred Kenneth Horne, with Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee

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Fantastic Four is a short lived radio drama based on the  Marvel Comics series. It adapted the early issues of the comic book by  Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.

SCi- FI adventure Radio 

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Following a standard exercise on the stealthy approach to an enemy soldier, Captain Mainwaring calls Sergeant Wilson into his office. He has received an alarming letter from Pte. Godfrey,  informing the captain of Godfrey's intent to resign from the unit at the  earliest possible convenience. Given Godfrey's vital role in the  platoon (as the soldier who makes the tea), Mainwaring is unwilling to  let Godfrey go, and demands an explanation. Godfrey thus tells him that  his decision emerges from a recent incident in which he found a mouse in  his kitchen, but found himself unwilling and incapable of killing it;  and if he can't kill a mouse, how can he be expected to kill a German?  During the telling of the story, Godfrey reveals that in the previous war, he was a conscientious objector who refused to fight.