Old TIme Radio Adventures
Summary: Old Time Radio Network Adventures. Relive the adventures of America's hero's, such as, Superman,Tarzan,and Captain Midnight. What adventures awaits our hero's,journey with us to the frozen north, fight evil or even defend earth from the unknown. Join us as we bring the greatest adventure series of the early days of radio to you each week only on the Old Time Radio Network.
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Adventures By Morse. October 13, 1946. "You'll Be Dead In A Week". Commercials added locally. The third episode and conclusion of the story. Russell Thorson, Carlton E. Morse (producer, director, writer), Barton Yarborough, Gayne Whitman (announcer). oldt
The General Mills Radio Adventure Theatre. March 12, 1977 "Aladdin and The Wonderful Lamp". Sponsored by: General Mills. Tom Bosley (host), Paul Tripp (adaptor from a story in, "The Arabian Nights"), Roger Baron, Evie Juster, Himan Brown (producer, direc
Adventures By Morse. October 6, 1946. "You'll Be Dead In A Week". Commercials added locally. "$200,000 To Lose." Russell Thorson, Carlton E. Morse (producer, director, writer), Barton Yarborough, Gayne Whitman (announcer). oldtimeradiodvd.com
Adventures By Morse. September 29, 1946. . "You'll Be Dead In A Week". The first episode of the story, no title given. Russell Thorson, Carlton E. Morse (producer, director, writer), Barton Yarborough, Gayne Whitman (announcer). oldtimeradiodvd.com
The Adventurers Club. February 22, 1947. The third (and final) part of the dramatized adventures of Count Byron De Prorok. The Count and his companions are lost in the desert when a sandstorm strikes. Ken Nordine (host), Jack Sharp (writer), Gretchen Sha
The Adventurers Club. February 15, 1947. The second part of the adventures of Count Byron De Prorok. The Taurogs attack after the Count loots the tomb Tinan. Ken Nordine (host), Jack Sharp (writer), Gretchen Sharp (writer), Dave McCall (organist), Ed Pren
The Adventurers Club. February 8, 1947. The first part of the adventures of Count Byron de Prorok. While crossing the Sahara, the Count is in search for the tomb of Queen Tin Hinan. Ken Nordine (host), Ed Prentiss, Jack Simpson (producer), Russ Young (dir
The Adventures Of Charlie Lung. February 28, 1948. . "Leap For Life". All voices are done by Charlie Lung, "The Man of One Thousand Voices." An astounding dialect performance! El Lobo and his evil henchman Gomez are planning treachery against the Lazy Y.
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Horizons West. 1965. . "Fort On The Columbia". The men of the Lewis and Clark expedition build a fort for protection from the Indians during the wet winter. John Anderson, Harry Bartell, William Lally (director), Carl A. Tundberg (writer), William Tundber
The Deerslayer. 1932. Program #13. The last episode of the adventure. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fennimore Cooper (author).oldtimeradiodvd.com
The Deerslayer. 1932. Program #12. "Hutter's Scalp". Are the Indians already at the Castle? There's an ambush! . Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author).oldtimeradiodvd.com
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The Deerslayer. 1932. Program #11. "Deerslayer Captured". The Deerslayer and his friend rescue the Indian maiden, but Catamount considers her to be his squaw. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author).oldtimeradiodv
The Deerslayer. 1932. Program #10. B "The Return Of The Prisoners".A ransom is carved elephants is paid. The Deerslayer plans to rescue the Iroquois squaw. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author). oldtimeradiodvd.co
