The 50 Greatest Old Time Radio Shows | Old Time Radio
The 50 Greatest Old Time Radio Shows | Old Time Radio brings together legendary comedy, mystery, crime, suspense, science fiction, Westerns, horror, adventure, and drama from the golden age of broadcasting. Discover iconic programs, unforgettable characters, celebrated performers, and timeless stories from radio’s greatest era. Each episode is an Old Time Retro Radio production, presenting the original broadcast with gently cleaned and mastered audio, a newly produced introduction and closing, and custom episode artwork. From famous favorites to essential classics, The 50 Greatest Old Time Radio Shows is a curated showcase of the programs that helped define vintage radio entertainment. Rediscover the be...
Suspense - "Dateline - Lisbon" (Old Time Radio, 1944)
Suspense presents “Dateline - Lisbon,” originally broadcast on CBS on October 5, 1944. Episode 112 stars John Hodiak as American correspondent William Baldwin and was written by Harold Medford, with William Spier directing and producing.
In wartime Lisbon, a neutral crossroads crowded with spies and travelers, Baldwin finds himself on trial for murder. Through a courtroom flashback, he recounts a mysterious photograph, a young woman named Teri Moore, and the unnerving interest of a Nazi general in what the camera may have captured. The tense drama unfolds against the shadowy atmosphere of World War II-era Portugal.
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Escape - "Border Town" (Old Time Radio, 1949)
Escape presents “Border Town,” episode 89, originally broadcast on CBS on December 13, 1949. This compact crime-adventure stars Jack Webb, with William Conrad and Jeanette Nolan, and was written by John and Gwen Bagni.
An actor riding a bus toward Hollywood discovers that counterfeit money has been planted in his coat. Trying to rid himself of the dangerous burden leads him from outside Dallas to a Mexican border town, where a simple errand becomes a tense criminal adventure. William N. Robson produced and directed.
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Gunsmoke - "Miguel's Daughter" (Old Time Radio, 1958)
Gunsmoke, “Miguel’s Daughter,” originally broadcast on CBS on August 3, 1958, is episode 330 in the full-series radio log. William Conrad stars as Marshal Matt Dillon, with Georgia Ellis as Kitty and Parley Baer as Chester Proudfoot. The script was written by Marian Clark and produced and directed by Norman Macdonnell.
When a young Mexican woman is harassed while bringing eggs into Dodge City, Kitty offers help and Matt Dillon steps in to see her safely home. At the Ramirez farmstead outside town, Matt finds a worried father determined to protect his daughter—and a dangerous situation that tests the boundary...
Lux Radio Theatre - "The Winslow Boy" (Old Time Radio, 1954)
Lux Radio Theatre presents “The Winslow Boy,” episode 864, originally broadcast January 18, 1954. Adapted by F. H. Barnett from Terence Rattigan’s play, this CBS production stars Ray Milland, Dorothy McGuire, and Brian Aherne.
In Edwardian England, young Ronnie Winslow is expelled from the Royal Naval College after an accusation of theft. Determined to clear his name, his family turns to the formidable barrister Sir Robert Morton, beginning a demanding fight for fairness and vindication.
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The Whistler - "The Killers" (Old Time Radio, 1943)
The Whistler presents “The Killers,” episode 50, originally broadcast May 1, 1943. This early CBS Pacific Network sustaining drama was written and directed by J. Donald Wilson, with Marvin Miller featured in the cast.
After a sensational murder trial in a Southwestern state, a young man escapes from an asylum and reaches an isolated farm where three women—and $1,000 in cash—are caught in the path of mounting danger. Wilbur Hatch composed and conducted the series’ ominous music.
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Dragnet - "The Big Present Afrs" (Old Time Radio, 1953)
Dragnet, “The Big Present” (episode 223), originally broadcast November 24, 1953. Jack Webb stars as Detective Sergeant Joe Friday in this NBC crime drama, sponsored by Chesterfield Cigarettes.
Assigned to Burglary Detail in Los Angeles, Friday investigates a string of neighborhood-market break-ins linked to the elusive “Milk-Bottle Bandit.” With few clues to work from, he follows the sparse evidence left behind by the distinctive burglar.
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries - "Death of a Doll" (Old Time Radio, 1948)
Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Death of a Doll,” originally broadcast on CBS on October 18, 1948. Series episode 392, written by Fred Maytho, features Mason Adams as rookie reporter Willie Harper and Ted Osborne as painter Beau Cousins.
On his first assignment for the Morning Blade, Harper is sent to the Manhattan morgue to investigate an unidentified young woman recovered from the East River. A small doll is the only clue, sending him from newspaper files and Washington Square to the city’s shadowy waterfront in a mystery touched by folklore and menace. The surviving recording also identifies itself as an Armed...
X Minus One - "Nightmare" (Old Time Radio, 1955)
X Minus One presents “Nightmare,” episode 10, originally broadcast on NBC Radio on July 21, 1955. Adapted for radio by George Lefferts from Stephen Vincent Benét’s poem “The Revolt of the Machines,” this unsponsored science-fiction drama stars John Gibson, Joyce Gordon, Luis Van Rooten, Joseph Julian, and Santos Ortega.
At Long Island’s Brook Meadow Atomic Pile, statistical clerk Sampson Gurney spots an alarming pattern in a series of seemingly unrelated accidents and equipment failures. As he turns to the installation’s immense electronic computer for answers, everyday office and industrial machinery takes on a chilling new significance.
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Dimension X - "The Martian Death March" (Old Time Radio, 1951)
Dimension X presents “The Martian Death March,” episode 34, originally broadcast on NBC Radio Network on January 14, 1951. This original radio story was written by Ernest Kinoy and directed by Edward King, with Norman Rose as announcer and narrator.
On an Earth-conquered Mars, a human colonist remembers a desperate flight by spider-like Martian refugees from imposed reservations toward their mountain homeland. Led by a human advocate, the journey becomes a tense, compassionate science-fiction allegory of conquest, displacement, and solidarity.
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Suspense - "Affair at Aden" (Old Time Radio, 1958)
Suspense presents “Affair at Aden,” originally broadcast November 15, 1958. This late-period CBS drama stars Frank Lovejoy and was written by Les Crutchfield.
In Aden, American oil executive John searches for Beth, the young woman he loves, after she is taken to her tribal community to fulfill a marriage pledge made in childhood. His journey into the desert brings him face-to-face with unfamiliar country, rising tensions, and the formidable chief Fahad.
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Escape - "Red Wine - Jeff Chandler" (Old Time Radio, 1949)
Escape presents “Red Wine,” episode 57, originally broadcast on CBS on February 26, 1949. Jeff Chandler stars as American investigator Paul Vernier in this adaptation of Lawrence G. Blochman’s short story, directed by Norman MacDonnell.
Vernier travels from San Francisco to an isolated rubber plantation in Borneo, where he is searching for a fugitive accused of murder. Surrounded by dense jungle and three guarded European residents, he must sort truth from deception before the investigation becomes dangerously personal.
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Gunsmoke - "The Lamb" (Old Time Radio, 1953)
Gunsmoke presents “The Lamb,” originally broadcast on CBS on December 5, 1953. Commonly listed as episode 85, this radio Western stars William Conrad as Marshal Matt Dillon and was written by John Meston and directed by Norman Macdonnell.
Dodge City grows uneasy when renowned Colorado Territory gunfighter Lew Madellon arrives, followed by another gunman, Ab Fisher. As reputations and threats fill the town, Dillon must hold the peace before a dangerous rivalry erupts into violence.
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Lux Radio Theatre - "Tom Dick and Harry" (Old Time Radio, 1941)
Lux Radio Theatre presents “Tom Dick and Harry,” episode 316, originally broadcast September 8, 1941. This CBS, Lux-sponsored season opener adapts the 1941 RKO Radio Pictures romantic comedy and is hosted by Cecil B. DeMille.
Ginger Rogers stars as Janie, a telephone operator weighing the attentions of three sharply different suitors: an ambitious automobile salesman, a wealthy young man, and an unconventional garage mechanic. George Murphy, Alan Marshal, and Burgess Meredith reprise their film roles in this lighthearted comedy of romance, security, and ambition.
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X Minus One - "Honeymoon in Hell" (Old Time Radio, 1956)
X Minus One presents “Honeymoon in Hell,” originally broadcast on NBC on December 26, 1956. This is episode 81 of the acclaimed science-fiction anthology series.
Adapted by George Lefferts from Fredric Brown’s 1950 Galaxy Science Fiction novelette, the story imagines a near future threatened by Cold War tensions and a disturbing collapse in male births. Government officials and a powerful electronic brain place their hopes in an unusual lunar mission involving a former space pilot and a Soviet scientist. The cast includes William Redfield, Vilma Cure, and Wendell Holmes; Daniel Sutter directed.
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Dragnet - "The Big Saw Afrs" (Old Time Radio, 1954)
Dragnet presents “The Big Saw,” episode 242, originally broadcast on April 6, 1954. Jack Webb stars as LAPD Sgt. Joe Friday, with Ben Alexander as Officer Frank Smith, in a story written by John Robinson and directed by Webb.
Assigned to Robbery Detail in Los Angeles after a bank holdup by two masked gunmen, Friday and Smith work from scant early evidence. A customer’s identification and a lead involving a car-rental agency set the detectives on the trail in this methodical, evidence-driven case. The surviving recording is an AFRS rebroadcast of the original NBC program.
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Suspense - "The Kettler Method" (Old Time Radio, 1942)
Suspense presents “The Kettler Method,” episode 12, originally broadcast on CBS on September 16, 1942. This early installment was written by Peter Barry, directed by John Dietz, and features Roger DeKoven as Dr. Kettler, with Gloria Stuart and John Gibson as Claire and Leslie Winton.
Days of heavy rain have cut off Dr. Morrissey’s remote sanitarium near Culsten/Culston, where a once-renowned brain surgeon has become a patient. When the Wintons arrive amid the storm, Dr. Kettler’s consuming attachment to a past operation and the technique that bears his name turns the isolated institution into a place of mounting danger.<...
Escape - "Three Skeleton Key - Vincent Price" (Old Time Radio, 1950)
Escape, episode 102, “Three Skeleton Key,” originally broadcast on CBS on March 17, 1950. Vincent Price stars as Jean in this James Poe adaptation of George G. Toudouze’s suspenseful short story, directed by William N. Robson.
On a remote lighthouse key off the coast of French Guiana, three isolated keepers spot a drifting, abandoned sailing ship approaching their reef. What arrives from the sea turns their lonely outpost into a desperate refuge, in one of Escape’s most celebrated survival dramas. Harry Bartell and Jeff Corey co-star.
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries - "Cause of Death" (Old Time Radio, 1948)
Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Cause of Death,” originally broadcast on CBS on December 6, 1948. Program #399 stars Berry Kroeger as Redmond County coroner Ken Griswold and Santos Ortega as Inspector Al Hendricks. The drama was written by Bob Sloane and Edward Adamson and directed by Himan Brown.
Called home from a lakeside vacation after his wife’s inexplicable death, Griswold faces a case that defies his professional knowledge. With Inspector Hendricks at his side, the coroner follows disturbing evidence through a macabre mystery of grief, guilt, and the seemingly impossible.
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Lux Radio Theatre - "National Velvet" (Old Time Radio, 1947)
Lux Radio Theatre presents “National Velvet,” originally broadcast on CBS on February 3, 1947. This is episode 557, adapted for radio by Sanford Barnett from MGM’s 1944 film, itself based on Enid Bagnold’s novel.
In small-town England, determined young Velvet Brown dreams of entering her remarkable horse in the Grand National. Elizabeth Taylor, Mickey Rooney, and Donald Crisp reprise their film roles in this warm drama of ambition, courage, and a former jockey’s renewed sense of purpose.
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Gunsmoke - "Robin Hood" (Old Time Radio, 1955)
Gunsmoke presents “Robin Hood,” originally broadcast on CBS on January 8, 1955. Cataloged as episode 143, this John Meston script stars William Conrad as U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon, with Parley Baer as Chester and Georgia Ellis as Kitty.
When a delayed stagecoach reaches Dodge after a selective robbery at Rocky Ford, the masked thief’s unusually courtly methods earn him comparisons to Robin Hood. Matt Dillon suspects that a notorious outlaw’s polished reputation may be making him harder to catch. Norman Macdonnell directed and produced.
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Escape - "Country of the Blind" (Old Time Radio, 1948)
Escape presents “Country of the Blind” originally broadcast on CBS on June 27, 1948. Supplied as episode 44, this sustaining-program drama adapts H. G. Wells’s “The Country of the Blind,” with Paul Frees as mountain guide Juan Nunez and William Conrad providing Escape’s signature voice.
Lost among the Andes, Nunez discovers a secluded valley inhabited by a self-contained community whose people have never known sight. John Dunkel’s adaptation follows his unsettling encounter with a society that understands the world in profoundly different terms.
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Suspense - "The Man Who Thought He Was Edward G Robinson" (Old Time Radio, 1946)
Suspense presents “The Man Who Thought He Was Edward G Robinson,” originally broadcast on CBS on October 17, 1946. Episode 215 stars Edward G. Robinson in a self-referential dual role, with Verna Felton as Ada Hubbard; it was written by Lesley Raddatz and directed by William Spier.
Meek, long-suffering Homer J. Hubbard becomes fixated on Robinson’s hard-boiled screen image after seeing Little Caesar. As pressures at home build, Homer’s fantasy of becoming a decisive gangster type leads to an uneasy, darkly comic encounter when the real Edward G. Robinson comes to town.
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Dimension X - "Mars Is Heaven" (Old Time Radio, 1950)
Dimension X presents “Mars Is Heaven,” episode 14, originally broadcast on NBC on July 7, 1950. Adapted by Ernest Kinoy from Ray Bradbury’s short story, the drama stars Wendell Holmes as Captain Black and Peter Capell as Dr. Horst.
In 1987, Earth’s first expedition to Mars lands expecting an alien landscape—but discovers a remarkably familiar Midwestern town that appears drawn from 1920s America. As the crew encounters impossible reminders of home, Captain Black and Dr. Horst face a growing mystery of nostalgia, memory, and whether anything on Mars can be trusted.
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Dragnet - "The Big Bid" (Old Time Radio, 1954)
Dragnet, “The Big Bid,” originally broadcast on NBC on January 26, 1954, is episode 232 of the landmark police drama. Jack Webb stars as LAPD Sergeant Joe Friday, with Ben Alexander as Sergeant Frank Smith; the program was sponsored by Chesterfield Cigarettes.
Assigned to Burglary Detail, Friday and Smith investigate major losses at a Hollywood clothing store, where more than $12,000 in merchandise has vanished. With few obvious leads, the detectives examine the store’s operations and personnel in this taut Los Angeles case.
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Escape - "The Derelict" (Old Time Radio, 1953)
Escape’s “The Derelict,” episode 180, originally aired on CBS on April 26, 1953. This sustaining broadcast stars Charlotte Lawrence, Ben Wright, and Charlie Lung, from a script by Larry Roman based on a story by Victor Schwartz.
A ship drifts in the Indian Ocean with four uneasy survivors—one woman, three men, and a cargo of gold. As isolation and uncertainty close in, the question of how to divide the treasure tests the fragile trust holding them together. Antony Ellis directed this compact high-seas drama.
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Lux Radio Theatre - "Saturdays Children" (Old Time Radio, 1936)
Lux Radio Theatre presents “Saturdays Children,” episode 104, originally broadcast on CBS on October 26, 1936. This Lux adaptation of Maxwell Anderson’s play stars Robert Taylor as Rims O’Neil and Olivia de Havilland as Bobbie Harrington, with Cecil B. DeMille producing.
At a New York importing company, Bobbie learns that her sweetheart, Rims, may be headed for a career-changing assignment in Buenos Aires. As the prospect of transfer puts their hopes and plans under pressure, this romantic domestic drama explores love, work, and the uncertain future facing a young couple.
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Suspense - "Sorry, Wrong Number" (Old Time Radio, 1945)
Suspense presents “Sorry, Wrong Number,” originally broadcast on CBS on September 6, 1945. This celebrated thriller, written by Lucille Fletcher, stars Agnes Moorehead as the bedridden Mrs. Stevenson.
From her Manhattan apartment, Mrs. Stevenson repeatedly tries to reach her husband, only to overhear a troubling crossed telephone connection. With a crime seemingly in the making and time running short, she must rely on operators, uncertain voices, and a telephone line that may be her only link to help.
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Suspense - "Sorry, Wrong Number" (Old Time Radio, 1944)
Suspense presents “Sorry, Wrong Number,” episode 80, originally broadcast on CBS on February 24, 1944. Written by Lucille Fletcher and produced by William Spier, this celebrated radio thriller stars Agnes Moorehead and was sponsored by Roma Wines.
Housebound Mrs. Elbert Stevenson places a call to her husband and is accidentally connected to a frightening conversation instead. As she tries to learn who is in danger and persuade others to help, every telephone connection brings mounting urgency. The drama’s operator-assisted calls and crossed lines evoke the tense, intimate world of 1940s telephone service.
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Lux Radio Theatre - "Sorry Wrong Number" (Old Time Radio, 1950)
Lux Radio Theatre presents “Sorry Wrong Number,” episode 684, originally broadcast on CBS on January 9, 1950. Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster reprise their film roles in this full-hour adaptation of Lucille Fletcher’s celebrated suspense story.
Bedridden Leona Stevenson overhears what sounds like a murder plot on a crossed telephone line while trying to reach her absent husband. With no names, no clear victim, and time slipping away, she turns to operators, police, and friends in a desperate effort to understand what she has heard.
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Gunsmoke — Hot Horse Hyatt [episode 322], Broadcast 6/8/1958 (Western Radio Drama)
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Gunsmoke — Gunsmoke — Hot Horse Hyatt [episode 322], Broadcast 6/8/1958 (Western Radio Drama)
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The Whistler - Whistler Lonely Highway [episode 602] Broadcast 12/27/1953
The Whistler — The Whistler - Whistler Lonely Highway [episode 602] Broadcast 12/27/1953
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Category: Mystery
https://www.oldtimeretroradio.comThis episode features The Whistler - Whistler Lonely Highway [episode 602] Broadcast 12/27/1953, a restored classic from the golden age of radio. A classic old time radio broadcast from the golden age of radio, featuring original radio drama, authentic performances, and timeless storytelling. These historic programs reflect an era when radio was the heart of home entertainment, delivering mystery, suspense, westerns, comedy, and unforgettable performances through sound alone.Source: OTRR do...
Gunsmoke — What the Whiskey Drummer Heard [episode 325], Broadcast 6/29/1958 (Western Radio Drama)
Gunsmoke — Gunsmoke — What the Whiskey Drummer Heard [episode 325], Broadcast 6/29/1958 (Western Radio Drama)
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Category: Western
This episode features What the Whiskey Drummer Heard [episode 325], Broadcast 6/29/1958, a classic Gunsmoke western radio drama.
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Suspense - Tarawa Was Tough [episode 698], Broadcast 5/12/1957
Suspense — Tarawa Was Tough [episode 698], Broadcast 5/12/1957
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Category: Suspense
Tarawa Was Tough [episode 698], Broadcast 5/12/1957
Tarawa Was Tough [episode 698], Broadcast 5/12/1957
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Escape - Confession [episode 21] Broadcast 12/31/1947
Escape — Escape - Confession [episode 21] Broadcast 12/31/1947
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Category: Adventure
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This episode features Escape - Confession [episode 21] Broadcast 12/31/1947, a restored classic from the golden age of radio. A classic old time radio broadcast from the golden age of radio, featuring original radio drama, authentic performances, and timeless storytelling. These historic programs reflect an era when radio was the heart of home entertainment, delivering mystery, suspense, westerns, comedy, and unforgettable performances through sound alone.
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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock Holmes The Tankerville Club Scandal [episode 215] Broadcast 4/22/1946
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes — Sherlock Holmes The Tankerville Club Scandal [episode 215] Broadcast 4/22/1946
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Category: Detective
https://www.oldtimeretroradio.com This episode features The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock Holmes The Tankerville Club Scandal [episode 215] Broadcast 4/22/1946, a restored classic from the golden age of radio. A classic old time radio broadcast from the golden age of radio, featuring original radio drama, authentic performances, and timeless storytelling. These historic programs reflect an era when radio was the heart of home entertainment, delivering mystery, suspense, we...
Lux Radio Theater - Luxradiotheatre - 284Knuterockne [episode 0] Broadcast 12/2/1940
Lux Radio Theater — Luxradiotheatre - 284Knuterockne [episode 0] Broadcast 12/2/1940
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Category: Drama
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This episode features Lux Radio Theater - Luxradiotheatre - 284Knuterockne [episode 0] Broadcast 12/2/1940, a restored classic from the golden age of radio. A classic old time radio broadcast from the golden age of radio, featuring original radio drama, authentic performances, and timeless storytelling. These historic programs reflect an era when radio was the heart of home entertainment, delivering mystery, suspense, westerns, comedy, and unforgettable performances through sound alone.
Dimension X - Mars Is Heaven [episode 33] Broadcast 1/7/1951
Dimension X — Dimension X - Mars Is Heaven [episode 33] Broadcast 1/7/1951
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Category: Science Fiction
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This episode features Dimension X - Mars Is Heaven [episode 33] Broadcast 1/7/1951, a restored classic from the golden age of radio. A classic old time radio broadcast from the golden age of radio, featuring original radio drama, authentic performances, and timeless storytelling. These historic programs reflect an era when radio was the heart of home entertainment, delivering mystery, suspense, westerns, comedy, and unforgettable performances through so...
Gunsmoke — Overland Express [episode 28], Broadcast 10/31/1952 (Western Radio Drama)
Gunsmoke — Gunsmoke — Overland Express [episode 28], Broadcast 10/31/1952 (Western Radio Drama)
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Category: Western
This episode features Overland Express [episode 28], Broadcast 10/31/1952, a classic Gunsmoke western radio drama.
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Gunsmoke — Blacksmith [episode 111], Broadcast 6/5/1954 (Western Radio Drama)
Gunsmoke — Gunsmoke — Blacksmith [episode 111], Broadcast 6/5/1954 (Western Radio Drama)
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Category: Western
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This episode features Blacksmith [episode 111], Broadcast 6/5/1954, a restored classic from the golden age of radio.
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Gunsmoke — Jealousy [episode 164], Broadcast 6/4/1955 (Western Radio Drama)
Gunsmoke — Gunsmoke — Jealousy [episode 164], Broadcast 6/4/1955 (Western Radio Drama)
A classic episode selected from the Old Time Retro Radio network.
Category: Western
Old Time Retro Radio presents restored broadcasts from the golden age of radio. Explore classic westerns, mysteries, suspense, comedy, crime dramas, and unforgettable performances from radio’s greatest era.https://www.oldtimeretroradio.com
This episode features Jealousy [episode 164], Broadcast 6/4/1955, a restored classic from the golden age of radio.
A classic old time radio broadcast from the golden age of radio, featuring original radio drama, authentic performances, and timeless storytelling. These...
