So many listeners asked for, even demanded, that we extend the number of hours dedicated to the old radio shows, that we’ve done just that! Brian Peroff selects, and then describes some of the greatest shows from the golden age of radio — the 1930s and 1940s — like The Shadow and Fibber McGee & Molly. A half-hour of drama, mystery or suspense is followed by a half-hour of comedy — enjoy!
Week of September 6th
Monday: The Big Grandma – Dragnet 1950 / Junior And The Milkman – The Red Skelton Show 1948
Tuesday: Helen Corday – Dragnet 1949 / Red Skelton For A Physical – The Red Skelton Show
Wednesday: The Big Holdup – Dragnet 1951 / Junior Goes To A Department Store – The Red Skelton Show 1948
Thursday: The Werewolf – Dragnet 1949 / The Big Snow – The Red Skelton Show
You can read more about these classic shows by searching through the extensive online archive at www.otrcat.com — the Old-Time Radio Catalog.
Theatre of the Mind
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Its Just Awesome totally Awesome as an avid antique tube radio restorer
I love to Listen late eve here in shrewsbury mass theres nothing Like an Old radio show program The Shadow & others like that Being played on an Orignal Old Tube Radio its just Amazing simply Amazing
Happy Day to all And Thank You Zoomer Radio For all the great shows
i love you shows however we have lots of ststic on some evenings. keep up the good work.
irvy from north coast ohio usa
Brian, I would like to hear more of JACK BENNY and EVE ARDEN
this show is really awesome, George and I listen mostly every nite.
we like I LOVE LUCY too. keep up the good work.
I know u are musical director, don,t u choose VAYA CON DIOS and IN THE MOOD anymore? especially on SENTIMENTAL JOURNAL?
this show is so relaxing. and Frank Proctor is so funny with jokes etc.
A.fr.Miss