Murder awaits in this anthology series, The Whistler, a contemporary of The Shadow and The Saint. Please comment on this episode here, or by writing john@chronicrift.com, or by calling toll free 888-866-9010.
Abbott & Costello are this week’s featured episode as Bud wants new ideas for the show and Lou tries to explain his black eye from a date he had with a girl who is not his girlfriend. Please comment on this episode here, or by writing john@chronicrift.com, or by calling toll free 888-866-9010.
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A chance of pace in terms of featured shows. The Matinee Theater was a Sunday afternoon anthology show originaly called Dangerously Yours. Romance and drama were the featured types of stories told. Tell John what you think of the show by commenting at the end of this entry, writing john@chronicrift.com, or calling 888-866-9010.
FEATURED EPISODES
The Adventures of Superman
“The Emerald of the Incas”
April 1, 1940 (2:28)
Matinee Theater
“Smilin’ Through”
January 14, 1945 (16:16)
The Avengers
“The Deadly Gift” - Episode 3 (45:48)
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The year of old time radio ends with a radio recreation of the famous movie, Pride of the Marines on The Lux Radio Theater. Tell John what you think of the show by commenting at the end of this entry, writing john@chronicrift.com, or calling 888-866-9010.
FEATURED EPISODES
The Adventures of Superman
“The Dyreville Mystery”
March 29, 1940 (2:28)
Lux Radio Theater
“Pride of the Marines”
December 31, 1945 (16:16)
The Avengers
“The Deadly Gift” - Episode 2 (1:17:48)
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It’s the day of Parker’s memorial service and as Anibal says a few words on his former security chief’s behalf, Parker seems to be getting the final word via his discussion with a young paranormal who can talk to the dead. What does he think of his former collegues and why is he so interested in this one paranormal when he clearly was afraid of them when he was alive?
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In 1977, the United States government determined that one in every ten million Americans was gifted with a paranormal ability. It immediately set up a commission to look into the growing phenomenon. It was decided that a special, top-secret research facility was needed to study the matter further. Today, in a world where the paranormal is normal, the unexpected happens within the walls of The Dome.
Cast List
Susan Drew - Anne Ramsay
Keith R.A. DeCandido - Anibal Ramirez
John S. Drew - Parker
Sheri Devine - Doctor Helen Smith
and introducing Jocelyn Proietti as Terri
Theme and segue music by Lenny Ackley
Incidental music by Positionmusic.com
This is a Lucky Shot Production, copyright 2011
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Crime doesn’t take a break during the holidays as shown along Broadway in New York of the 1940’s in this week’s featured OTR, Broadway is My Beat. Tell John what you think of the show by commenting at the end of this entry, writingjohn@chronicrift.com, or calling 888-866-9010.
FEATURED EPISODES
The Adventures of Superman
“The Mystery of Dyreville, Episode Three”
March 27, 1940 (3:00)
Broadway is My Beat
“Nick Norman, Santa Claus”
December 24, 1949 (15:28)
The Avengers
“The Deadly Gift” - Episode 1 (45:49)
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John presents an episode of the classic syndicated radio drama, Jonathan Thomas and Christmas on the Moon. Tell John what you think of the show by commenting at the end of this entry, writing john@chronicrift.com, or calling 888-866-9010.
FEATURED EPISODES
The Adventures of Superman
“The Steam Plant”
March 20, 1940 (3:10)
Jonathan Thomas and His Christmas on the Moon
December 3, 1938 (15:23)
The Avengers
“Love All” - Episode 4 (27:35)
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“War of the Worlds,” the episode that made The Mercury Theater on the Air famous is our final episode in our month long tribute to the anthology series. Tell John what you think of the show by commenting in the forums, writing john@chronicrift.com, or calling 888-866-9010.
FEATURED EPISODES
The Adventures of Superman
“Left to be Killed”
March 15, 1940 (2:53)
The Mercury Theater On the Air
“War of the Worlds”
October 30, 1938 (16:20)
The Avengers
“Love All” - Episode 2 (1:07:52)
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Presenting the Transcription Feature - Double Feature
After three weeks, John returns with a double dose of Superman and The Avengers. Tell John what you think of the show by commenting in the forums, writing john@chronicrift.com, or calling 888-866-9010.
FEATURED EPISODES
The Adventures of Superman
“Attack on the Daily Planet” - March 1, 1940
“Fire in the Sterline Building” - March 4, 1940
The Avengers - “The Quick, Quick Slow Death, episodes 2 and 3”
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The short lived radio drama, The Blue Beetle, is featured in this week’s episode. Tell John what you think of the show by commenting in the forums - http://www.chronicrift.com/forum, writing john@chronicrift.com, or calling 888-866-9010.
FEATURED EPISODES
Five Minute Mystery - “Murder if You Please” - August 7, 1949
The Adventures of Superman - “Fuel” - Feb 28, 1940
The Blue Beetle- “One Racket Too Many” - August 7, 1940
The Avengers - “The Quick, Quick Slow Death, episode 1”
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