NOTICE!!! Radio Nostalgia Network is change to the new LibsynPro Service. All our shows will soon be listed at a new address, http://wizzard.tv/oldtimeradio       All the rssfeeds are be redirected so receiving our shows should not be disrupted but may occur during the witch over. We hope to have this done in June 25th. Please be patient British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 20 of 20   Final Episode British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 17 of 20 1/16/56 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955 followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.  

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 19 of 20  1/30/56 British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 17 of 20 1/16/56 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955 followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.  

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British Old Time Radio presents Dr. Thorne 3 of 4.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 17 of 20  1/16/56 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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British Old Time Radio presents Dr. Thorne 2 of 4.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 16 of 20  1/9/56 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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British Old Time Radio presents Dr. Thorne 1 of 4.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 15 of 20  1/2/56 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 14 of 20  12/26/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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Amazing Test Match Crime 1 of 2 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 13 of 20  12/19/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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Amazing Test Match Crime 1 of 2 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 12 of 20  12/12/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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John Le Curre's A Murder of Quality 1 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as wellas mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Dr. Fell in Gallows Lane 1 of 2

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 11 of 20  12/8/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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John Le Curre's A Murder of Quality 1 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as wellas mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 10 of 20  11/28/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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John Le Curre's A Murder of Quality 1 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as wellas mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 9 of 20  11/21/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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John Le Curre's A Murder of Quality 1 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as wellas mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Charlie Muffin 1 of 2

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 8 of 20  11/14/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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John Le Curre's A Murder of Quality 1 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as wellas mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Charlie Muffin 1 of 2

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 7 of 20  11/7/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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Afternoon Playhouse, Atlantis There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Beyond Midnight, "Something On His Mind"

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 6 of 20  10/31/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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Afternoon Playhouse, Fresh From the Coast There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as wellas mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Beyond Midnight,"Let Me See Your Face"

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 5 of 20  10/24/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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British Old Time Radio presents The Navy Lark, "The Lock Ness Monster"

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 4 of 20  10/17/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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Murder On The Home Front, Harshan Trunk Murder  Part 5 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Amazing Test Match Crime 2 of 2

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Murder On The Home Front, The Secret Agent  Part 4 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Amazing Test Match Crime 1 of 2

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 2 of 20  10/3/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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Murder On The Home Front, The Wigwam Murder Part 3 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Take it from Here, Jekyl and Hyde Sketch

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 1 of 20  9/26/55Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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Murder On The Home Front, The Case of a Lifetime Part 2 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Christmas Carol

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Murder on the Home Front, Love At First Sight  Part 1 of 5 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Attack

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet The Conclusion Part 20  part series-2/16/55Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 19 of 20 part series-2/9/55Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 18 of 20 part series-2/2/55Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 17 of 20 part series-1/23/55Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 16 of 20 part series-1/19/55Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents Ghost Stories,  "Murder By Degrees"

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 15 of 20 part series-1/10/55Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents Scotland Yard,  "Absent Minded Professor"

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 14 of 20 part series-1/5/55Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents Afternoon Playhouse,  "A Fairy Lost in 21st Century"

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 13 of 20 part series-12/29/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents The Navy Lark,  "Sending the Bill to Buckingham Palace"

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 12 of 20 part series-12/22/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 11 of 20 part series-12/15/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Clitheroe  Kid in The Evils of Tomato Juice 10/31/65 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 10 of 20 part series-12/8/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Men From The Ministry in Moderately Important Person There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 9 of 20 part series-12/1/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Educating Archie in Guy Fawkes Night 10/30/50 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 8 of 20 part series-11/24/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Steptoe and Son in The Diploma There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents All Gas & Gaitors,  "Only Three Can Play" All Gas and Gaiters was set in St Oggs Cathedral, and the rivalries amongst the clerygmen in it. The Bishop was easygoing, the Archdeacon was elderly and tippling and the Rev. Noote was naÃve and accident prone. Their wish to live a quiet life was ruined by the Dean, who tried to bring rule by the book to the Cathedral.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 7 of 20 part series-11/17/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again "Agatha Sotheby's Detective Thriller!" There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Beyond Our  Ken,  "Lover Come Back To Me" Beyond Our Ken (1958-1964) was a radio programme, the predecessor to Round the Horne (1965-1968). Both programmes starred Kenneth Horne, Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee, with announcer Douglas Smith. The name is a pun on Kenneth Horne's name and the (now mainly Scots/Scottish English) word ken, meaning 'knowledge or perception'.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 6 of 20 part series-11/10/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Much Binding In The Marsh 5/17/47 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Steptoe & Son,  "The Offer" Steptoe and Son is a British sitcom written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson about two rag and bone men living in Oil Drum Lane, a fictional street in Shepherd's Bush, London

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 5 of 20 part series-11/3/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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It's That Man Again " Tommy Establishes HQ" 10/7/43 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Father Brown,  "The Blue Cross" Father Brown is a fictional detective created by English novelist G.K.Ghesterton who stars in 52 short stories, later compiled in five books.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 4 of 20 part series-10/27/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Frank Muir "Goes Into The Army" There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 3 of 20 part series-10/20/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents Clouds of Witness,  "The Speech For The Defense" Conclusion Part 8 of 8 The finance of Peter's sister is murdered and their brother the Duke is suspected.The Lord Peter Wimsey series consists of novels and short stories.Lord Peter served as a major in World War I, and Sergeant Mervyn Bunter has become his "gentleman's gentleman" and collaborator in crime solving, one of Lord Peter's hobbies. They generally live in London. Lord Peter is described as 5' 9", not conventionally good looking, with a long narrow face, a long narrow chin, receding forehead, tow-haired and grey eyed, with long square, muscular fingers. He is a bon-vivant with an impeccable wine cellar, an elegantly dressed man-about-town noted for his wit, a scholarly collector of rare books, a keyboard musician and athlete. He is very fond of quoting scraps of poetry. He often works with police officer Charles Parker. His foe among the police is Inspector Suggs. When the series begins, Lord Peter is already established as an investigator with several successful cases behind him.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 2 of 20 part series-10/13/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents Clouds of Witness,  "The Barometer Falls "Part 7 of 8 The finance of Peter's sister is murdered and their brother the Duke is suspected.The Lord Peter Wimsey series consists of novels and short stories.Lord Peter served as a major in World War I, and Sergeant Mervyn Bunter has become his "gentleman's gentleman" and collaborator in crime solving, one of Lord Peter's hobbies. They generally live in London. Lord Peter is described as 5' 9", not conventionally good looking, with a long narrow face, a long narrow chin, receding forehead, tow-haired and grey eyed, with long square, muscular fingers. He is a bon-vivant with an impeccable wine cellar, an elegantly dressed man-about-town noted for his wit, a scholarly collector of rare books, a keyboard musician and athlete. He is very fond of quoting scraps of poetry. He often works with police officer Charles Parker. His foe among the police is Inspector Suggs. When the series begins, Lord Peter is already established as an investigator with several successful cases behind him.

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Men From The Ministry "The Spy In The Black Pinstripe" There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-The Red Planet Part 1 of 20 part series-10/6/54Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, The Red Planet, 1954  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents Clouds of Witness,  "In The Fog "Part 6 of 8 The finance of Peter's sister is murdered and their brother the Duke is suspected.The Lord Peter Wimsey series consists of novels and short stories.Lord Peter served as a major in World War I, and Sergeant Mervyn Bunter has become his "gentleman's gentleman" and collaborator in crime solving, one of Lord Peter's hobbies. They generally live in London. Lord Peter is described as 5' 9", not conventionally good looking, with a long narrow face, a long narrow chin, receding forehead, tow-haired and grey eyed, with long square, muscular fingers. He is a bon-vivant with an impeccable wine cellar, an elegantly dressed man-about-town noted for his wit, a scholarly collector of rare books, a keyboard musician and athlete. He is very fond of quoting scraps of poetry. He often works with police officer Charles Parker. His foe among the police is Inspector Suggs. When the series begins, Lord Peter is already established as an investigator with several successful cases behind him.

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Steptoe and Son "The Economists " There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 12 of 12 part series-12/7/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Fear On Four "The Specialty of the House " There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 11 of 12 part series-11/30/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Beyound Our Ken "Treasure Island" There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 10 of 12 part series-11/23/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Goon Show "Greatest Mountain in the World" 3/1/54 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 9 of 12 part series-11/16/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Black Adder Episode 1 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosophical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Old Time Radio presents Clouds of Witness,  "The Morning After"Part 5 of 8 The finance of Peter's sister is murdered and their brother the Duke is suspected.The Lord Peter Wimsey series consists of novels and short stories.Lord Peter served as a major in World War I, and Sergeant Mervyn Bunter has become his "gentleman's gentleman" and collaborator in crime solving, one of Lord Peter's hobbies. They generally live in London. Lord Peter is described as 5' 9", not conventionally good looking, with a long narrow face, a long narrow chin, receding forehead, tow-haired and grey eyed, with long square, muscular fingers. He is a bon-vivant with an impeccable wine cellar, an elegantly dressed man-about-town noted for his wit, a scholarly collector of rare books, a keyboard musician and athlete. He is very fond of quoting scraps of poetry. He often works with police officer Charles Parker. His foe among the police is Inspector Suggs. When the series begins, Lord Peter is already established as an investigator with several successful cases behind him.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 8 of 12 part series-11/9/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Hancock's First Half Hour -"First Night Party" 1954 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosphical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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Clitheroe Kid -"Lend Me An Ear" 2/5/62 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosphical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 7 of 12 part series-11/2/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Clitheroe Kid -"Lend Me An Ear" 2/5/62 There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosphical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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Men From The Ministry- "The Big Rocket"There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosphical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 6 of 12 part series-10/26/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Frank Muir- "Goes Into Money"There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosphical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 5 of 12 part series-10/19/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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Goon Show- "The History of Communications", 1/29/54There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosphical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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Dads Army- Sergeant Save My Boy, 3/4/75There were three main BBC Radio stations broadcasting in Britain in the 1950s. The most widely listened-to service, the "Light Programme", brought us popular music as well as mainstream light entertainment in the form of variety shows, comedy, and drama. The "Home Service", general entertainment programmes, was the main channel for news, features, and drama. The "Third Programme" meanwhile was unashamedly highbrow in character , its output consisted of classical music concerts and recitals, talks on matters scientific, philosphical, and cultural, together with poetry readings and classic or experimental plays. Each week we will present programs from the best of British Radio Shows from 1940's to the early 1960's.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 4 of 12 part series-10/12/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents Clouds of Witness,   Mary Quite Contrary Part 4 of 8 The finance of Peter's sister is murdered and their brother the Duke is suspected. The Lord Peter Wimsey series consists of novels and short stories.Lord Peter served as a major in World War I, and Sergeant Mervyn Bunter has become his "gentleman's gentleman" and collaborator in crime solving, one of Lord Peter's hobbies. They generally live in London. Lord Peter is described as 5' 9", not conventionally good looking, with a long narrow face, a long narrow chin, receding forehead, tow-haired and grey eyed, with long square, muscular fingers. He is a bon-vivant with an impeccable wine cellar, an elegantly dressed man-about-town noted for his wit, a scholarly collector of rare books, a keyboard musician and athlete. He is very fond of quoting scraps of poetry. He often works with police officer Charles Parker. His foe among the police is Inspector Suggs. When the series begins, Lord Peter is already established as an investigator with several successful cases behind him.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 3 of 12 part series-10/5/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the first in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents Clouds of Witness,The Diamond Cat   Part 3 of 8 The finance of Peter's sister is murdered and their brother the Duke is suspected. The Lord Peter Wimsey series consists of novels and short stories.Lord Peter served as a major in World War I, and Sergeant Mervyn Bunter has become his "gentleman's gentleman" and collaborator in crime solving, one of Lord Peter's hobbies. They generally live in London. Lord Peter is described as 5' 9", not conventionally good looking, with a long narrow face, a long narrow chin, receding forehead, tow-haired and grey eyed, with long square, muscular fingers. He is a bon-vivant with an impeccable wine cellar, an elegantly dressed man-about-town noted for his wit, a scholarly collector of rare books, a keyboard musician and athlete. He is very fond of quoting scraps of poetry. He often works with police officer Charles Parker. His foe among the police is Inspector Suggs. When the series begins, Lord Peter is already established as an investigator with several successful cases behind him.

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7British Old Time Radio presents Clouds of Witness,  Part 2 of 8The finance of PeterÃïïs sister is murdered and their brother the Duke is suspected. The Lord Peter Wimsey series consists of novels and short stories.Lord Peter served as a major in World War I, and Sergeant Mervyn Bunter has become his "gentlemanÃïïs gentleman" and collaborator in crime solving, one of Lord PeterÃïïs hobbies. They generally live in London. Lord Peter is described as 5Ãïï 9", not conventionally good looking, with a long narrow face, a long narrow chin, receding forehead, tow-haired and grey eyed, with long square, muscular fingers. He is a bon-vivant with an impeccable wine cellar, an elegantly dressed man-about-town noted for his wit, a scholarly collector of rare books, a keyboard musician and athlete. He is very fond of quoting scraps of poetry. He often works with police officer Charles Parker. His foe among the police is Inspector Suggs. When the series begins, Lord Peter is already established as an investigator with several successful cases behind him.

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 pBritish Old Time Radio presents Clouds of Witness,  Part 1 of 8The finance of PeterÃïïs sister is murdered and their brother the Duke is suspected.The Lord Peter Wimsey series consists of novels and short stories.Lord Peter served as a major in World War I, and Sergeant Mervyn Bunter has become his "gentlemanÃïïs gentleman" and collaborator in crime solving, one of Lord PeterÃïïs hobbies. They generally live in London. Lord Peter is described as 5Ãïï 9", not conventionally good looking, with a long narrow face, a long narrow chin, receding forehead, tow-haired and grey eyed, with long square, muscular fingers. He is a bon-vivant with an impeccable wine cellar, an elegantly dressed man-about-town noted for his wit, a scholarly collector of rare books, a keyboard musician and athlete. He is very fond of quoting scraps of poetry. He often works with police officer Charles Parker. His foe among the police is Inspector Suggs. When the series begins, Lord Peter is already established as an investigator with several successful cases behind him.

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 2 of 12 part series-9/28/53 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the frist in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Old Time Radio presents Take It From Here-"Jimmy Joins the BBC" 10/24/50

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-Operation Luna Part 1 of 12 part series. Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. Three series were produced. The first series was created in 1953,  Journey to the Moon (later known as Operation Luna) is the frist in this trilogy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more.

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British Science Fiction presents The Slide Part 7 Conclusion  Out of the Darkness

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British Science Fictions presents His Dark Materials, The Northern Lights Part 4  A girl named Lyra lives a sheltered life in Oxford and travels to London, only to discover she is at the heart of a hideous conspiracy by a shadowy agency called the General Oblation Board. The fate of many children rests in her hands. Go To GoDaddy & SAVE 10% Use Promo Code blu19

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British Old Time Radio presents Dr. Gideon Fell, "The Hollow Man Part 2"Doctor Gideon Fell is a fictional detective created by John Dickson Carr. He is the protagonist of 23 novels from1933 through 1967 as well as a few short stories. Carr was an American who lived most of his adult life in England; Dr. Fell is an Englishman who lives in the London suburbs. He is described as a huge, moustached, corpulent man who wears a cape and a shovel hat and walks with the aid of two canes. He is frequently described as bringing the spirit of Father Christmas or Old King Cole into a room. In his early appearances he was called a lexicographer but this description gradually disappeared and he was thereafter mostly referred to as working on a monumental history of the beer-drinking habits of the English people. He is, of course, an amateur sleuth, frequently called upon by the police, who then frustrates them in the usual manner of most fictional detectives by refusing to reveal his deductions until he has arrived at a complete solution to the problem. Most of his exploits concern the unraveling of locked room mysterys or of "impossible crimes." Doctor Fell is supposedly based upon a real person -- G.K. Chesterton, who, like Carr, was a master of detective fiction (the Father Brown stories), and whose physical appearance and personality were apparently similar to those of Doctor Fell.Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast Go To GoDaddy & SAVE!!

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British Science Fictions presents The Closed Planet 10/24/1962   A crippled starship is compelled to make landfall on a remote colony world, where the locals refuse to allow the crew to disembark except under the strictest control. What terrible secret are they hiding? Go To GoDaddy & SAVE 10% Use Promo Code blu19

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British Science Fictions presents The Closed Planet 10/24/1962   A crippled starship is compelled to make landfall on a remote colony world, where the locals refuse to allow the crew to disembark except under the strictest control. What terrible secret are they hiding? Go To GoDaddy & SAVE 10% Use Promo Code blu19

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British Old Time Radio presents Dr. Gideon Fell, "The Hollow Man Part 1"Doctor Gideon Fell is a fictional detective created by John Dickson Carr. He is the protagonist of 23 novels from1933 through 1967 as well as a few short stories. Carr was an American who lived most of his adult life in England; Dr. Fell is an Englishman who lives in the London suburbs. He is described as a huge, moustached, corpulent man who wears a cape and a shovel hat and walks with the aid of two canes. He is frequently described as bringing the spirit of Father Christmas or Old King Cole into a room. In his early appearances he was called a lexicographer but this description gradually disappeared and he was thereafter mostly referred to as working on a monumental history of the beer-drinking habits of the English people. He is, of course, an amateur sleuth, frequently called upon by the police, who then frustrates them in the usual manner of most fictional detectives by refusing to reveal his deductions until he has arrived at a complete solution to the problem. Most of his exploits concern the unraveling of locked room mysterys or of "impossible crimes." Doctor Fell is supposedly based upon a real person -- G.K. Chesterton, who, like Carr, was a master of detective fiction (the Father Brown stories), and whose physical appearance and personality were apparently similar to those of Doctor Fell.Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast   Go To GoDaddy & SAVE!!

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British Old Time Radio presents Dr. Gideon Fell, "Black Spectacles"Doctor Gideon Fell is a fictional detective created by John Dickson Carr. He is the protagonist of 23 novels from 1933 through 1967 as well as a few short stories. Carr was an American who lived most of his adult life in England; Dr. Fell is an Englishman who lives in the London suburbs. He is described as a huge, moustached, corpulent man who wears a cape and a shovel hat and walks with the aid of two canes. He is frequently described as bringing the spirit of Father Christmas or Old King Cole into a room. In his early appearances he was called a lexicographer but this description gradually disappeared and he was thereafter mostly referred to as working on a monumental history of the beer-drinking habits of the English people. He is, of course, an amateur sleuth, frequently called upon by the police, who then frustrates them in the usual manner of most fictional detectives by refusing to reveal his deductions until he has arrived at a complete solution to the problem. Most of his exploits concern the unraveling of locked room mysterys or of "impossible crimes." Doctor Fell is supposedly based upon a real person -- G.K. Chesterton, who, like Carr, was a master of detective fiction (the Father Brown stories), and whose physical appearance and personality were apparently similar to those of Doctor Fell.Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast Go Daddy Domain Name's With your domain get 10% off use Promo Code blu19

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British Old Time Radio presents Dr. Gideon Fell, "Below Suspicion" Doctor Gideon Fell is a fictional detective created by John Dickson Carr. He is the protagonist of 23 novels from 1933 through 1967 as well as a few short stories. Carr was an American who lived most of his adult life in England; Dr. Fell is an Englishman who lives in the London suburbs. He is described as a huge, moustached, corpulent man who wears a cape and a shovel hat and walks with the aid of two canes. He is frequently described as bringing the spirit of Father Christmas or Old King Cole into a room. In his early appearances he was called a lexicographer but this description gradually disappeared and he was thereafter mostly referred to as working on a monumental history of the beer-drinking habits of the English people. He is, of course, an amateur sleuth, frequently called upon by the police, who then frustrates them in the usual manner of most fictional detectives by refusing to reveal his deductions until he has arrived at a complete solution to the problem. Most of his exploits concern the unraveling of locked room mysterys or of "impossible crimes." Doctor Fell is supposedly based upon a real person -- G.K. Chesterton, who, like Carr, was a master of detective fiction (the Father Brown stories), and whose physical appearance and personality were apparently similar to those of Doctor Fell.Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast

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British Old Time Radio presents Father Brown-The Absence of Mr. Glass 1945 Father Brown is a short, stumpy Catholic priest, "formerly of Cobhole in Essex, and now working in London," with shapeless clothes and a large umbrella, but an uncanny insight into human evil. Father Brown is a fictional detective created by English novelist G. K. Chesterton, who stars in 48 short stories, later compiled in five books. Chesterton based the character on Father John O'Connor (1870 - 1952), a parish priest in Bradford, Yorkshire, who was involved in Chesterton's conversion to Catholicism in 1922.Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast

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British Science Fiction presents Journey Into Space-World In Peril 3 of 20  10/10/55 Journey Into Space was written producer Charles Chilton. The second series, World In Peril, 1955  followed the adventures of the crew in their first attempt to reach and explore Mars.  The story continues with the Earth under threat of invasion and the crew of Discovery being Earth's only hope. This series saw Don Sharp replacing Bruce Beeby as Mitch, with Alfie Bass replacing David Kossoff as Lemmy. Each half-hour episode  ends with a dramatic cliffhanger and will leave you wanting more. 

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British OTR presents Secrets of Scotland Yard, Theft of British Crown Jewels

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British OTR presents  House Detective Becker,"Wicked World Of Mary Hunter" This Canadian series produced in the late lamented "Mystery Project" drama.

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British OTR presents  House Detective Becker,"Pearl" This Canadian series produced in the late lamented "Mystery Project" drama.

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British Old Time Radio present House Detective Becker, "A Single Green Feather"

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