The Good Old Days of Radio Show

It is our final visit with radio researcher Keith Scott, with his tremendous tribute to iconic cartoon voices of the golden age who also appeared on radio. For our final episode, we have a true command performance of cartoon voices, as the characters from Warner Brothers and Walt Disney studios collide in this unique variety show from the War Years.

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At last we reach the final three chapters of Carlton E. Morse's corking good thriller, "The Thing That Cries In The Night." Plenty of clues are given to the identity of the murderer, more crazy running around in the middle of the night, and everything comes to a fantastic climax in this action-packed radio serial from 1949.

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We are almost done with our series devoted to the famous voices that worked on radio and cartoons during the golden age. This week, Satn Freberg is back, this time with a radio essay on The CBS Radio Workshop, about satire. Helping Stan make his point about the importance of satire, we hear many great voices also heard in cartoons, such as Daws Butler, June Foray, Bill Thompson, and even Parely Baer (who did the voice of the Keebler Elf in commercials).

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Today Jack is on the trail of the murderer, a radio actress, and the mysterious "They" that haunt the dark hallways of the Martin mansion. Listeners of the 1940s tried to match wits to uncover the identity of the murderer and slasher, along with adventurers Jack, Doc, and Reggie in this rare surviving serial from the elusive "I Love A Mystery."

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We are continuing our series "cartoon voices on radio" with our special guest, radio researcher, and voiceover artist Keith Scott. Today we are bringing you a radio classic that still is funny! Phil Harris, who himself became a famous cartoon voice, and a cast of other recognizable voices from classic cartoons, are here to poke fun at something most of us can relate to: renewing your driver's license!

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Today the mystery deepens, as a gathering of the Martin family leads to answers and more questions, and another murder takes place in a dark room in the eerie Hollywood mansion. Carlton E. Morse's unique 1940s pulp mystery, featuring his three thrill-seeking heroes, continues with parts nine and ten of "The Thing That Cries In The Night."

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Today we continue on our journey with guest Keith Scott, as he presents some of the great work of famous cartoon voices who appeared regularly on its sister medium, radio. Today we are listening to the popular show, Fibber McGee and Molly, and this is the birth of a famous "voice" that went on to be Droopy Dog and "Smee" in Walt Disney's Peter Pan. 

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Jack, Doc, and Reggie are embroiled in a dark mystery, involving a creepy house, a wealthy family run by the overbearing "Grandma" Martin, and her three disturbed grandchildren. Add in a shadowy group of murderers, slashers, and a crying baby, and you have chapters seven and eight of a truly great vintage murder mystery. 

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This week, we are bringing you a radio show that is a tale not for the faint of heart. No one better to tell you the story of the creeping cat people than the iconic voice of Disney's haunted mansion, as well as many villains of classic cartoons, Paul Frees. Once again we are joined by our special guest Keith Scott, who looks at the history of Escape, and many of the voices behind the radio show.

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Carlton E. Morse's "I Love A Mystery" 15-minute radio serial about a creepy Hollywood mansion inhabited by the unseen "They" continues in this episode, and John talks about this popular series, the hundreds of episodes that were broadcast, and why it has mysteriously vanished off the face of the earth.

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