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The Thirteenth Floor (1999)

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Ray LaMontagne - Empty (lyrics)

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War of the Worlds, Chapter 1

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There's No Christmas Like a Home Christmas by Perry Como

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1950s TV Kids Reunion

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The Honeymooners - Twas the Night Before Christmas

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Welcome to Times Past old time radio and nostalgia community. You will find here a variety of nostalgic content from old radio shows of the golden era, as well as photos, video and much more. All the content here is contributed by the members of the community, free for the taking, and is solely for your personal, non-commercial use. There is nothing for sale here. You will find the members at Times Past more than happy to oblige an old-timer, newcomer or visitor alike, all from the love of a hobby. Enjoy your stay, and you are always welcome to partake in the community here and invite your friends. However, there is a zero tolerance policy for spam.

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KILLING THE BUTTERFLY by Colin MacDonald

Killing the Butterfly by Colin MacDonald was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 2 December 2006. A romantic thriller set on the sleeper between London Euston and Edinburgh. Two murder witnesses are put under police protection pending the High Court trial. But something goes wrong and they have to flee, never knowing whom it's safe to trust. A librarian and a lawyer's PA are thrust into Edinburgh's dark underbelly after witnessing a gangland execution. Though nervous of the consequences, Barker and Hannah agree to give evidence against the killers and are put under police protection until the case comes to court. But news of their whereabouts reaches the killer's friends and the pair have to run for their lives, never knowing who is friend and who is foe.…

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Posted by Robert on April 28, 2018 at 5:42pm

DEAD MAN'S SHOES by Simon Masters

DEAD MEN'S SHOES by Simon Masters was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 9 June 1984. A heart attack faces Det Insp Jack Branigan with an early retirement party, sympathetic smiles from colleagues and the patronising chit-chat of keen young men like Ray Duerdon, obviously angling for his old job. But that evening, events unfold which are to pit experience against ambition.

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SALT IS LEAVING by JB Priestley

Dr Salt is determined to leave Birkden, but when a patient of his suffering from chronic nephritis suddenly disappears and the police seem unconcerned, he becomes equally determined to find her. His persistence soon makes him some very powerful enemies. Dramatised for radio by Elizabeth Bradbury Produced by Roger Pine

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Posted by Robert on April 28, 2018 at 5:06pm

A DECENT BRITISH MURDER by Ken Whitmore

A Decent British Murder by Ken Whitmore was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 22 February 1980 Story: - (Please note it is an old recording) Colonel Victor Grace has invited a slightly eclectic bunch of people to spend Christmas with him at his remote house. As well as his batman Albert and his ex-jail-bird maid, his guests are his crime writer sister, the local chief constable, his late son's wife and her knife thrower partner.

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That Hammer Guy - Some Kind Of Satisfaction - File Fill

Some Kind Of Satisfaction - File Fill That Hammer Guy Ted de Corsia - 1954 An episode of That Hammer Guy with Ted de Corsia, not found in the other collections on Internet Archive.Â The sound quality is a bit rough (as is the lead character), roughly on par with the other episodes available on IA.Â....

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Whistler, The - Curtain - File Fill

Curtain - File Fill The Whistler August 16, 1953 An episode of The Whistler not currently found in the OTRR collection. Like most Whistler episodes of this era, this is a rather subdued tale concentrating on the motives and modus operandi of the central character, rather than an over-the-top story o....

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Bob and Ray WOR 072 June 20, 1973

Wednesday, the last day of spring. Bob & Ray discuss newsman Henry Gladstone’s musical ability..

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The Lum Edwards Collection

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On A Note Of Triumph

Liner notes: Original Music by Bernard Hermann Martin Gabel, Narrator with supporting cast Orchestra conducted by Lud Gluskin Columbia Masterworks Set M-MM-575 On June 6, 1944, when D-Day came and the allies landed in France, it looked as if there might be a victory in Europe within several weeks or....

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Classic

All 7 episodes of the classic television serial from E Nesbit's novel. The serial stars Jenny Agutter as Roberta, two years before she played the same role in the 1970 movie.

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Brian Henderson's Bandstand - 13 August 1966

An episode of the Australian pop music series. Performers include: Dionne Warwick, Ray Brown (note: not the American jazz musician), Christine Roberts, Gaye Hudson, and Kevin Todd. There's also a segment where Brian reads lighthearted news stories, and a telephone interview with Lana Cantrell....