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From December 18, 1945 with Joan Bennett. Theater of Romance ran for over 12 years between 1943 and 1956 on CBS Radio.  The show substituted for a number of shows and changes drastically with content, producers, directors and performers throughout its broadcast history, but all the episodes fall under the broad category of "romance."

Episode 007 aired July 21, 1949 An ex-con bears a grudge against the city of Los Angeles. He wants to blow up city hall unless his demands are met. He has a powerful bomb. The police find 28 sticks of dynamite in his apartment. Only Sergeant Friday has the power to stop this 1950s terrorist attack. Featuring Webb, Barton Yarborough, Parley Baer, Raymond Burr and others.

May 14, 1954 episode from transcription. Many ABC network stations would not clear the series any longer so General Mills distributed the series to individual market stations on a subscription basis. 

An unaired pilot for a Bogart-produced anthology series in which Humphrey Bogart plays a railroad policeman who is killed by a young hobo who hears the dead policeman’s voice wherever he goes.

Audition Date: September 17, 1949

A series of murders of men who have been lucky while gambling leads Marshal Dillon to a most unusual killer. Jones’s had been spending time in Dodge City buying supplies and food before he was found laying near his wagon, the horse still hitched, stabbed to death and the three thousand dollars he was carrying was missing. This was the third stabbing in the last two months and Marshall Dillon suspected it was the same killer.

The Lone Ranger is an American radio and television show created by George W. Trendle and developed by writer Fran Striker. This episode 2547 was transcribed to be aired on May 12, 1954.

A well liked waitress named Helen Corday has been murdered with a steel pipe. The suspect's name is Larson. Somewhere in the tangled web of the city there's a killer on the loose, a young woman has been brutally murdered, the weapon? A bludgeon. Here sets the scene for another "real life" homicide case for Detective Sergeant Joe Friday and his partner Ben Romero.

Humphrey Bogart & Lurene Tuttle in "Love's Lovely Counterfeit" by James M. Cain for Suspense Radio.  March 8th 1945. The show was on the air for a little over twenty years beginning in January, 1942 and was rarely pre-empted. There were 947 performances. When SUSPENSE left the air, radio was never to see the likes of such a series again. Now the great medium of radio where imagination can run free has been recreated here on RADIOthen.network

The most popular radio adventure show in history, The Lone Ranger held an audience of millions spellbound for over two decades. Key to its success was the music used on it-music rendered so beautifully, chosen with such delicate precision, that for half a century listeners have frantically searched for an answer to the question, "What was the music used on the Lone Ranger?" This book answers that question and many more, including, "Who performed it?" "Who recorded it?" "When?" "Where?". Set in Detroit, New York, Hollywood, and Mexico City against a backdrop of cliffhanging events that shaped the broadcasting industry, the story is as great an adventure as any heard on the show itself. The Mystery of the Masked Man's Music: A Search for the Music Used on the Lone Ranger Radio Program, 1933-1954

This is the first show of the series. Great old time entertainment. The script, acting and especially the sound effects are excellent. I'm certainly someone who appreciates great, detailed sound effects. A Dutchman draws a lynch mob after the whole town accuses him of murder.