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Old Time Radio for Halloween - tonight: The inner Sanctum (Original Post) rurallib Oct 2019 OP
I adore radio classics! Alliepoo Oct 2019 #1
We bought a C Crane internet radio and old time radio was a real bonus rurallib Oct 2019 #2
Love both of those shows! Alliepoo Oct 2019 #4
Me too. My night time favorites are the old crime dramas: northoftheborder Oct 2019 #3
Love the old commercials! Alliepoo Oct 2019 #5

Alliepoo

(2,221 posts)
1. I adore radio classics!
Wed Oct 9, 2019, 09:22 PM
Oct 2019

Mr Allie has Sirius in his car and I try to drive it whenever I can so I can turn on the old time radio shows. I do enjoy them!! Thanks for posting this!

rurallib

(62,416 posts)
2. We bought a C Crane internet radio and old time radio was a real bonus
Wed Oct 9, 2019, 09:24 PM
Oct 2019

We go to sleep every night listening to Fibber McGee and Molly or The Great Gildersleeve. Pretty funny stuff.

Alliepoo

(2,221 posts)
4. Love both of those shows!
Sun Oct 13, 2019, 09:25 PM
Oct 2019

I also like Johnny Dollar, Richard Diamond, Let George Do It, The Whistler-there are soooo many shows to enjoy! I was listening to Ozzie and Harriet this afternoon!

northoftheborder

(7,572 posts)
3. Me too. My night time favorites are the old crime dramas:
Wed Oct 9, 2019, 09:44 PM
Oct 2019

The Saint, Dragnet, Dick Tracy, The Falcon, Philip Marlowe, The Creaking Door! Then I love the hour long dramas like Hallmark Playhouse, Campbell Playhouse, Hollywood Radio Theatre, MGM Theater of the Air; many have some of the famous actors of the past playing the parts; other favs: Lum and Abner, Bob and Ray, Burns and Allen. There are literally thousands of shows which aired from the early 40's up through the 50's. My subscription is from Vintage Radio. Most are free of commercials, but the few that do come on are so quaint and quirky you don't mind them.

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