Those Old Radio Shows

Theatre Of Romance - Lovely Dead Letter

From-1956

Stars-Joseph Cotten

The Theater of Romance was a romantic drama show that aired from 1944 to 1948.

First conceived in New York, the show moved to Hollywood in 1945. 

Various actors and actresses were given their respective roles in each episode.

Featuring love stories adapted from historical fiction and classic movies.

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The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet - Valentine's Card

From-1949

Stars-Ozzie Nelson, Harriet Hilliard Nelson, Ricky Nelson & David Nelson

It's Valentine's Day, and Ozzie's looking for something special.

& original and unusual for Harriet but he’s been getting nowhere fast

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Adventures by Morse - The City of the Dead 6

(The Ghoul In The Grave)

From-1944

Writer-Carlton E. Morse

Stars-Gayne Whitman with Elliot Lewis,

Barton Yarborough or Jack Edwards

And now the very skeletons in the City Of The Dead are coming up out of their graves to identify themselves but what does the message mean, I am out of the grave marked Theodore Beverley but I am not his skeleton? And what has all this to do with the phantom church bell and old Claw Foot?

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The Private Files Of Rex Saunders - High Dividends Or Shallow Graves

From-1951

Announcer-Kenneth Banghart

Stars-Rex Harrison, Leon Janney & Amzie Strickland

Mr. Goodrich is looking for his nephew & confronts Linda.

Rex Saunders has to find Eddie Goodrich who owes thousands

to Nick Gascow. Saunders discovers the corpse.

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The Whisperer - Strange Bedfellows

From-1951

Announcer-Don Rickles

Carleton Young, Betty Moran, Larry Dobkin, Julius Crowlbein

Byron King, Gil Stratton, George Pirrone & Lee Miller Jr.

The Whisperer has been instructed by the syndicate to give Jay Pollock help in accomplishing his mission to find Joe Ainsley and when he finds him he must shoot to kill.

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Dragnet - The Big Sour

From-1951

Jack Webb & Ben Alexander 

The story you are about to hear is true only the names have been changed to protect the innocent. Detective Sergeant Friday was assigned to Robbery Detail. Two armed bandits invade the home of an elderly couple and the ageing husband is tortured unmercifully before he reveals the hiding place of his valuables. The two thieves make good their escape. Sergeant Friday’s job to get them.

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Adventures by Morse-The City of the Dead 5 (The Skeleton Walks In)

From-1944

Writer-Carlton E. Morse

Stars-Gayne Whitman with Elliot Lewis,

Barton Yarborough or Jack Edwards

In the midst of the desperate happenings in the City Of The Dead has Jimmy Parker turned on his own companion Phyllis Carroll? And what about the phantom claw footed killer and the desecrated graves? Who was disturbing the dead and what did they expect to find save moldering bones?

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Orson Welles Almanac - Groundhog Day, Guest-Lionel Barrymore

From 1944

Orson Welles Guest hosted the Jack Benny show. Orson Jack came down with pneumonia during a tour of military bases. After Welles had an idea for a comedy and variety show. However he was so difficult to work with, sponsor Mobil Oil dropped the project after just a few episodes.

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Suspense - Celebration 

From-1948

Announcer-Frank Martin

Stars-Virginia Bruce, Robert Young, William Johnstone & Jerry Hausner, 

A man and his "hypo-maniac" wife "celebrate" their eighth anniversary.

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Gang Busters - Bank Robbery, Jake And Ralph Fleagle

From-1937

Stars-Phillips H. Lord

Gang Busters, early crime show, created by actor/producer-Phillips H. Lord. Authentic police cases, debuted on NBC Radio-July 27, 1935, under the title G-Men and Lord himself as the narrator.

Later replaced by Colonel Norman Schwarzkopf.

Episode usually ends with announcement(s) of wanted criminals.

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