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Visit Our Home Page Old Time Radio Theater To Hear Thousands Of Free Old Time Radio Shows And To Join Our Old Time Radio Club
Visit Our Home Page Old Time Radio Theater To Hear Thousands Of Free Old Time Radio Shows And To Join Our Old Time Radio Club
25 "Heartbeat Theater" shows added to the club members area. The Salvation Army's Inspirational Drama Series.
A couple finds themselves stranded on an isolated country road at night in the middle of a storm. If that's not bad enough... There is a murderer on the loose that just escaped from a mental institution! Starring Cary Grant. Original broadcast 1950.
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"Grand Marquee" shows added to the club members area. 14 shows added. Romantic comedy type show.
"Future Tense" added to the club members area. 16 shows added. Science Fiction radio shows. This show aired on WMUK, college radio station of Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
In an effort to make shows easier to find in the future, we have renamed many show directories. Since there are so many shows starting with the word "The", we are skipping it. If you're looking for "The Shadow", look under "S" and so on. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
"A Life In Your Hands" 18 shows added to the members area. Jonathan kegg on his journey for justice,old time radio murder drama,1949-1952
Escape - Treasure Inc.
An ambitious developer builds a hotel on a remote tropical island but all his plans go out the window when he gets mixed up with a greedy woman, a hidden treasure and a misanthropic hermit.
Gripping stuff starring Frank Lovejoy, Paul Frees and Mary Lansing.
Feels like a Somerset Maugham piece, but was actually written by the prolific scriptwriting team of John and Gwen Bagni
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316 more Old Time Radio Commercials added to the members area.
SUSPENSE September 30, 1954 "A Little Matter of Memory" was based on the story by James Helvick. A couple staying in an isolated cottage return from a walk only to discover a note on their door telling of a dangerous maniac on the loose. Very tense beginning and middle with some quintessential radio drama scenes, but the Third Act problems are nigh insurmountable. Having set the plot in motion, there are only a couple of ways that it can end. But kudos to Norman MacDonnell who produced and directed. Lawrence Dobkin played Edward and Paula Winslowe played Joan. Also appearing were Edgar Barrier, Joseph Kearns, and Richard Peel. James Helvick was a pseudonym for Francis Claud Cockburn (1904-1981), a British journalist and novelist who wrote an interesting book about the phenomenon of the best-selling novel. (He was also the cousin of Evelyn Waugh.)
Click to listen: " Suspense - A Little Matter Of Memory "
"Ford Theater" added to "club members area". 25 Shows. The FORD THEATER, sponsored by the Ford Motor Company, presented hour long dramas first on NBC for one only season. The series moved to CBS for its second and last season.
"Jack Carson" added to "club members area". 34 Shows.
Presented to you by Campbells Soup, its the Jack Carson Show. Created by and starring Jack Carson and sidekick Dave Willock, who got their start on Bing Crosbys Kraft Music Hall in 1938. In this riotous show, Jack plays baffooned version of himself as a dumb-bell movie star. Dave Willock plays Jacks nephew, who is constantly bringing him down a notch or two.
The background is as interesting as the plot. Who remembered that sixty years ago you could make gramophone records in your own home the way you make CDs today? Here the lead-up to a murder is captured on record by the victim and it's up to Nick Carter to make sense of it all.
Click to listen: Suspense - NICK CARTER - Eight Records of Death
If you would like to subscribe to our podcast or listen to previous shows, the feed address is:
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"Birdseye Open House" added to "club members area". 42 Shows. Popular 40's variety show hosted by Dinah Shore. Lot's of famous guests like Phil Silvers, Groucho Marx, Frank Sinatra, Alan Ladd, Cesar Romero and more. Singing and comedy.
"Agatha Christie BBC Radio Plays" added to "club members area". 44 Shows. Agatha Christie is the best-selling author of all time. She has sold over two billion books worldwide and has been translated into over 45 languages. In a writing career that spanned more than half a century, Agatha Christie wrote eighty novels and short story collections. She also wrote over a dozen plays, including The Mousetrap, which is now the longest running play in theatrical history.
"50 Greatest OTR Shows" series added to "club members area". 50 Shows.
Some of the best shows ever produced. Titles like 20000 Leagues Under the Sea, A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court, Around the World in 80 Days, Casablanca, Grapes of Wrath, Gulliver's Travels, Red Badge of Courage, Snow White, The Time Machine, Wuthering Heights and many more.
"Zorro" series added to "club members area". 7 Shows: Posing as a foppish coward, Diego, a Spanish nobleman, fights injustice in colonial California. Upon his return from Spain, Diego realizes that Captain Pasquale is terrorizing the district and levying unreasonable taxes. Disguised as Zorro - a masked Robin Hood-like swashbuckler - the young Spaniard menaces the local authorities to the delight of all the peasants. In the meantime, posing as the inept fop, he is able to move through society without being suspected.
"Terry and the Pirates" series added to "club members area". 29 Shows: Broadcast 1937-1947 at various times Started Mon-Wed-Fri and changed to 5 times a week in 1941. The famed comics creator Milt Caniff created Terry and the Pirates, an action-packed adventure newspaper comics story that was adapted for radio. The first run of the show in the late 30's is considered lost, but many of the 1940's episodes are just as exciting as when kids who are now grandparents thrilled to hearing them on the radio.
One of the rare comical episodes of Suspense. Arthur Ross (writer) Elliott Lewis (director) and guest star Jack Benny combine to give us a whimsical thriller about a talkative small-town nobody who runs into an old acquaintance... who happens to be a bank robber. Jack is soon playing the leading role in a hold-up without knowing it. The robbers' theory is that he's such a boring and unmemorable type that none of the witnesses will even be able to describe him! Show review contributed by Mike from our OTR forum. Thanks Mike!
Click to listen: Suspense - The Face Is Familiar
If you would like to subscribe to our podcast or listen to previous shows, the feed address is:
http://www.mysteryshows.com/Podcasts/My ... s-Feed.xml
"On Stage" series added to "club members area". 42 Shows: On Stage provides a hodge podge of both classics and original stories, including mystery, drama, comedy, satire, and adventure. Although created at a time when radio was going out of style, On Stage is evidence of how good old time radio shows can be. With fewer constraints and less pressure due to the lack of financially-driven scripts, the Lewis duo let their creativity and talent explode into one of the greatest anthology shows of all time.
"Corsican Brothers" series added to "club members area". 52 Shows: A story of the early 1840's in which a set of Corsican twins, one introspective, the other combative, are ruled by a centuries-old vendetta. They are unaware of each other, but are drawn inextricably into familial duty, with its blood ties and vendetta-based webs of treachery.
"Chandu The Magician" series added to "club members area". 168 Shows: Chandu the Magician was a popular radio series that ran between 1932 and 1936 (and was later revived in 1948). The character was one of a number of mystical superheroes that were popular in the 1930s - others including the likes of The Shadow and Mandrake the Magician. Frank Chandler is an American agent known in the secret places of the far east as Chandu The Magician. He had learned magic from a yogi in India and used his occult powers and a crystal ball against Roxor, the criminal master-mind, amongst many other evils of the world.


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Hundreds arrested in INTERPOL and Customs anti-counterfeiting operations across South America
LYON, France – A transnational operation co-ordinated by INTERPOL and the World Customs Organization targeting organized criminal counterfeiting networks across 13 countries in South America has resulted in more than 600 arrests and the seizure of fake goods worth 50 million US dollars.
Carried out under the umbrella of Operation Jupiter, goods recovered by police and customs officers across the region included fake satellite receivers and car parts, counterfeit soft drinks and falsely-branded designer sneakers demonstrating the wide range of counterfeit consumer products being trafficked into the mainstream market. A large quantity of counterfeit and sub-standard toys which pose a significant risk to children's health and safety were also seized.
Since the launch of the operation in March, more than 300 raids and checks have been conducted across a variety of locations including border control checkpoints, seaports and commercial centres with investigations also resulting in the discovery of workshops capable of mass-producing counterfeit goods within the region.
"Operation Jupiter continues to go from strength to strength, and this is entirely due to the dedication and efficiency of the police and customs officials working together in the field, combined with the support of the private sector and national prosecutors," said Roberto Manriquez, INTERPOL's Operation Jupiter project manager.
"INTERPOL will continue to work with all of our member countries to target and dismantle the organized crime gangs behind counterfeits and fakes which not only pose a significant threat to the health and safety of consumers, but also effects national economies which during these times of global financial crisis can have even more serious consequences," added Mr Manriquez.
"The WCO welcomed this initiative as Customs are on the front line at international borders every day in the fight against counterfeiting and piracy. This on going project once again proved the effectiveness of law enforcement cooperation in combating transnational crime," said WCO's Allen Bruford, Deputy Director, Compliance and Facilitation.
The fifth Operation Jupiter conducted in South America since its launch by INTERPOL's Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) programme in 2005 with just three countries, the project has not only resulted in the seizure of an estimated 340 million dollars' worth of counterfeit goods but also helped national police identify and dismantle gangs involved in gun and drugs smuggling.
In addition to co-ordinating the operational deployments, INTERPOL and the World Customs Organization also carried out a series of training seminars, providing frontline officers with the investigative techniques required for these specialised actions.
Major General Oscar Adolfo Naranjo Trujillo, Director General of the Colombian National Police, which hosted one of the regional seminars, said that the training and support provided had been central to the operation's success.
"For the Policía Nacional this was an excellent opportunity to comprehend the huge impact this criminal trend poses and to emphasize the damage it causes for institutions and industries that are currently fighting to protect their IP rights.
"Our institution is fully committed to the execution of Jupiter Operation V, fighting Intellectual Property crime in Colombia and throughout South America."
Final results from Operation Jupiter V, which involved Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, France (French Guyana), Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela, will be released upon its completion.


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Wright family safe after knife raid
Former England footballer Ian Wright said his family are "safe" as he arrived home from Brazil after his wife and children were burgled at knifepoint.
Four men armed with knives stormed into his north west London home last night and held his wife and two daughters before making off with personal possessions.
The 50-year-old pundit, who was in Brazil working for ITV at the World Cup, flew back to the UK following his family's ordeal and spoke to reporters after arriving home.
He said: "All I want to say, really, is that my missus, my girls, everyone's safe.
"The police are trying to get on doing what they are doing."
Asked how his wife was feeling, he said: "She's feeling good that I am back."
When asked if he would be returning to the World Cup, he shrugged before heading back indoors.
Following the raid last night, the ex-Arsenal striker tweeted: " You won't get away with it."
A spokeswoman for Wright said earlier that he was "angry and upset" by the incident, and his wife Nancy was "really shaken up".
She said: "Their kids are so young that hopefully they aren't going to read into it too much. They are all physically OK - Nancy and the kids.
"Ian is just really upset and angry and just wants to come back and be with his family at this time."
She added: "We are very grateful to ITV for being so supportive and getting him back so quickly."
Wright's 39-year-old wife is thought to have been put in a bedroom while the couple's two daughters were taken to another room.
The Sun reported that a blade was held to Mrs Wright's throat during the ordeal, while one of the robbers shouted: "If you don't tell us where the safe is we'll cut off your kids' fingers."
A spokeswoman for Wright said: "I do believe they threatened to cut off fingers. I don't know if it was the children's or Nancy's."
Wright's neighbours described how two police cars screeched up after the robbery at the end-of-terrace house and the road was "teeming" with officers.
Next-door neighbour Marianne Collinge, 70, said: "I suppose they could be a bit of a target because they do have beautiful cars.
"But they are very unpretentious people. They are one of us and I'm terribly sorry for them, it's awful."
Chris Martin, a neighbour in his 50s, said: "We were watching the Spain game when the police arrived last night and that's all we know about it.
"Ian is a neighbour and a decent family man. He's been living here several years and everyone around here respects his privacy."
Well-wishers took flowers to Wright's door and posted messages through his letterbox today , while police made door-to-door inquiries.
Scotland Yard said they were investigating an aggravated burglary at an address in north-west London after officers were called at 9.20pm last night.
Four men, believed to be armed with knives, forced their way inside the house and stole a number of items, including personal property and jewellery, a police spokesman said.
The suspects are described as black, aged between 18 and 25, with London accents, wearing dark clothing and hoodies obscuring their faces, he added.
No arrests have been made.
Detective Chief Inspector Mick Gornall, who is leading the investigation, said: "We are trying to trace these four men, and I'd ask anyone who may know anything to get in touch with my team and help us.
"Fortunately no-one was injured during the burglary, but it is still very frightening to have people force their way into your home and threaten you.
"Last night officers went to the address and started carrying out house-to-house inquiries. We are also seizing and reviewing CCTV."
An ITV spokesman said: "Ian travelled home immediately to be with his family on hearing the shocking news. Our thoughts and best wishes are with them."