Hashknife Hartley & Sleepy Stevens "Double Cross" rare Old Time Radio Western Series from around 1950 taken from the tales of western writer W. C. Tuttle. The stories are narrated by the author (W. C.Tuttle) himself. Very entertaining and exciting adventure/western stories.

Hashknife Hartley & Sleepy Stevens -"Range War" rare Old Time Radio Western Series from around 1950 taken from the tales of western writer W. C. Tuttle. The stories are narrated by the author (W. C.Tuttle) himself. Very entertaining and exciting adventure/western stories.

FRONTIER GENTLEMAN was a Western that viewed the Wild West through

the eyes of a British correspondent from the London Times. That

reporter was J.B. Kendle, also known as Britt Kendle, who, besides

being a reporter, was a veteran of the British army. He was sent

to America to write about the people who lived in the Wild West. He

was quite adept with fist, gun and knife and was smart enough to

know when to use them. Britt was played by John Dehner , who is

probably better known as Paladin in the radio version of HAVE GUN,

WILL TRAVEL.

FRONTIER GENTLEMAN was a Western that viewed the Wild West through

the eyes of a British correspondent from the London Times. That

reporter was J.B. Kendle, also known as Britt Kendle, who, besides

being a reporter, was a veteran of the British army. He was sent

to America to write about the people who lived in the Wild West. He

was quite adept with fist, gun and knife and was smart enough to

know when to use them. Britt was played by John Dehner , who is

probably better known as Paladin in the radio version of HAVE GUN,

WILL TRAVEL.

FRONTIER GENTLEMAN was a Western that viewed the Wild West through

the eyes of a British correspondent from the London Times. That

reporter was J.B. Kendle, also known as Britt Kendle, who, besides

being a reporter, was a veteran of the British army. He was sent

to America to write about the people who lived in the Wild West. He

was quite adept with fist, gun and knife and was smart enough to

know when to use them. Britt was played by John Dehner , who is

probably better known as Paladin in the radio version of HAVE GUN,

WILL TRAVEL.

Frontier Town, 1952-1953 Chad Remington was a two fisted lawyer in the town of Dos Rios. Chad's sidekick, Cherokee O'Bannon, played by Wade Crosby, who performed his role in a W.C. Fields dialect. Mr. Chandler remained in the lead role for the first 23 shows and was replaced by Reed Hadley who played Remington until the end of the series.

FRONTIER GENTLEMAN was a Western that viewed the Wild West through

the eyes of a British correspondent from the London Times. That

reporter was J.B. Kendle, also known as Britt Kendle, who, besides

being a reporter, was a veteran of the British army. He was sent

to America to write about the people who lived in the Wild West. He

was quite adept with fist, gun and knife and was smart enough to

know when to use them. Britt was played by John Dehner , who is

probably better known as Paladin in the radio version of HAVE GUN,

WILL TRAVEL.

Frontier Town, 1952-1953 Chad Remington was a two fisted lawyer in the town of Dos Rios. Chad's sidekick, Cherokee O'Bannon, played by Wade Crosby, who performed his role in a W.C. Fields dialect. Mr. Chandler remained in the lead role for the first 23 shows and was replaced by Reed Hadley who played Remington until the end of the series.

Frontier Town, 1952-1953 Chad Remington was a two fisted lawyer in the town of Dos Rios. Chad's sidekick, Cherokee O'Bannon, played by Wade Crosby, who performed his role in a W.C. Fields dialect. Mr. Chandler remained in the lead role for the first 23 shows and was replaced by Reed Hadley who played Remington until the end of the series.

Frontier Town, 1952-1953 Chad Remington was a two fisted lawyer in the town of Dos Rios. Chad's sidekick, Cherokee O'Bannon, played by Wade Crosby, who performed his role in a W.C. Fields dialect. Mr. Chandler remained in the lead role for the first 23 shows and was replaced by Reed Hadley who played Remington until the end of the series.