OTRR certified Recollections at 30 v1.0 (1 CD) is available for download from Dropbox or OneDrive. Thanks to all those who made this collection possible.
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A radio manufacturer named the Radio Corporation of America, which we know as RCA, began to broadcast its own programs on stations it had either started or purchased. In late 1926, RCA created a division of the company known as the National Broadcasting Company, or NBC. NBC officially started broadcasting on November 15, 1926.
To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the company, NBC created a series of shows called Recollection at 30. Using a vast number of archival recordings, Recollections at 30 would assemble some of these transcriptions into a 25-minute show. Som of these shows followed a theme, such as the shows The Crash of the Hindenburg, The Big Bands, and Abraham Lincoln. Others concentrated on popular radio programs, such as Truth or Consequences, and Lights Out. People were honored, like Judy Garland, H. V. Kaltenborn, and Irving Berlin.
Some of the ideas for the shows were solicited from listeners. The requests often included hearing some of the earliest recordings. To honor this, an entire broadcast was dedicated to June 11th, 1927, the day of the earliest recording NBC owned. This show included the return of Charles Lindberg, and had President Calvin Coolidge’s presentation of the Distinguished Flying Cross award to Lindberg. NBC had transmitted this event live to 50 stations simultaneously – the largest simultaneous transmission accomplished to that point.
A one-hour audition show created May 15, 1956 was titled A Salute to Radio, and hosted by H. V. Kaltenborn. When the show was produced starting June 20, 1956, the announcer for most of the shows was Ed Herlihy. The show would run for a total of 45 episodes, with the final broadcast on May 1, 1957.
Information for this synopsis was taken from Jay Hickerson’s The Ultimate History of Network Radio Programming, and from Wikipedia.
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OTRR certified "The Adventures of Horatio Hornblower" v1.0 (1 CD) is available for download from Dropbox or OneDrive. Thanks to all those who made this collection possible.
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The Horatio Hornblower series is based upon the novels by C. S. Forester. They were admired by many fans, including Winston Churchill and Ernest Hemmingway who is quoted as saying, “I recommend Forester to everyone literate I know.”
The adventures follow the rising career from a young, unpromising, and seasick midshipman who eventually becomes Admiral of The Fleet of the Britain's Royal Navy. The storyline occurs during the Napoleonic era. Although many great naval leaders inspired Hornblower, Forester was careful to place the plots far enough away from actual battles so as not to interfere with history.
The 30-minute radio episodes first aired July 7, 1952. Michael Redgrave portrayed Horatio Hornblower. Harry Towers produced the series through his Towers of London syndicate. Although produced in England, BBC was not interested in the series, so it was sent off to the United States. CBS originally broadcast the 52 episodes, until July 17, 1953. It later was rebroadcast by ABC in 1954, and the Mutual Broadcasting System in 1957.
OTRR certified "Roy Rogers" v2 (five CDs) is available for download from Dropbox.. Thanks to all those who made this collection possible.
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"A little song, a little riding, a little shooting and a girl to be saved from hazard" was how a Christian Science Monitor writer once described The Roy Rogers Show. The program was first broadcast in 1944 on the Mutual Network, and switched between that and NBC over the decade it was on the air. The show was originally sponsored by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, and later Miles Laboratories, Quaker Oats, Post Toasties and Dodge automobiles financed this popular evening western adventure.
Roy Rogers, the "King of the Cowboys" in the movies, was the star. Naturally, his iconic steed Trigger played a big role on the series, as did Roy's group the Sons of the Pioneers, who originally provided the vocal music along with Roy and the lovely Pat Friday. A year later, Roy's new wife and co-star Dale Evans joined the program (along with her horse Buttermilk), as did the Riders of the Purple Sage and Foy Willing. Roy's comical sidekicks included former Sons of the Pioneers member Pat Brady and the legendary Gabby Hayes, as well as Forrest Lewis, who portrayed the wisest trail scout of them all, Jonah Wilde.
The show was transcribed from the outset, as Roy's contractual obligations precluded him from performing live. The program's original opening theme was "It's Round-Up Time on the Double-R-Bar", which was also the name of Roy's fictional ranch in Paradise Valley on the series. This was later supplanted by the famous "Happy Trails" song, written by Dale Evans. Roy would often close the show, in reference to his Christian beliefs, with the phrase â Goodbye, good luck, and may the good Lord take a likin' to ya.
OTRR certified "Whitehall 1212" v2.0 (2 CDs) is available for download from Dropbox or OneDrive. Thanks to all those who made this collection possible.
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Named after the then famous telephone number of Scotland Yard—the headquarters of the London Metropolitan Police Force, Whitehall 1212 was a weekly crime drama radio show. It ran from November 18, 1951 until September 28, 1952.
The stories were true and stated to be “the plain unvarnished facts, just as they occurred”. The show, in their own words, presented some of the "most baffling cases" as hosted by the fictitious Scotland Yard Chief Superintendent John Davison. Davison was said to be the curator of the Yard’s “Black Museum” a name given it in 1877. Artifacts described in the show were the basis for the story about the crime.
Whitehall 1212 was actually produced in the United States at NBC. The stories were well researched by Percy Hoskins, Chief Crime Reporter of the London Daily Express, and by the Writer-Director, Wyllis Cooper. Also, the show had the official support of the Yard. The cast were all British, which gives the show an authentic air and appeal.
The stories are told from the view of the police who did the hard work in solving the case, and thus it down plays some of the more sensational aspects. In comparison, at the same time, Orson Welles was on a show titled The Black Museum. It was a production of British commercial radio producer Harry Alan Towers and told the story in a more dramatic fashion. The two shows closely paralleled each other, and ran during the same timeframe. The Black Museum was run in the United States on the Mutual Network from January 1 to December 30, 1952.
Wyllis Cooper was noteworthy for his work on Quiet Please, and Lights Out. However, working from purely factual basis for the stories limited his artistic expression. Still, the stories were well presented and compelling.
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* Upgraded sound to 16 episodes
* Added logs
Andy Griffith is best remembered for Matlock and The Andy Griffith Show. He also had a huge career on Broadway, including musicals. It's not as widely known that he released several albums of spirituals. What's probably least remembered is that he got his start as a stand-up comedian. Here is some comedy entertainment.
- Andy Griffith - A Man.mp3
- Andy Griffith - Aint It So.mp3
- Andy Griffith - Carmon.mp3
- Andy Griffith - Cleopatra.mp3
- Andy Griffith - Columbus.mp3
- Andy Griffith - Cow, The.mp3
- Andy Griffith - Hamlet.mp3
- Andy Griffith - Romeo And Juliet.mp3
- Andy Griffith - So This Is Football.mp3
- Andy Griffith - White Lightning.mp3
OTRR certified "Alka-Seltzer Time" v1.1 (1 CD) is available for download from Dropbox or OneDrive. Thanks to all those who made this collection possible.
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Alka-Seltzer Time (aka The Alka-Seltzer Show) was a 15-minute radio series broadcast weekdays on both CBS Radio and the Mutual Broadcasting System. This show should not to be confused with an earlier show called Alka-Seltzer Time that would later be renamed Herb Shriner Time.
The show began in 1949. It stared baritone Curt Massey along with Martha Tilton and had the original title The Curt Massey Show (sometimes advertised as The Curt Massey and Martha Tilton Show). The announcer was Ford Pearson. The show sponsor was Alka-Seltzer. The name was changed in 1952 to highlight the sponsor's product.
By 1953, the series was heard on Mutual (at 12 noon, Eastern Time) and later that same day on CBS (at 5:45pm, ET). Advertisements described the show as "informal song sessions" by vocalists Massey and Tilton. Tilton was often billed as "the liltin' Martha Tilton". The two singers, both Texas-born, performed with Country Washburne and His Orchestra, featuring Charles LaVere on piano.
Songs included such tunes as "Honey, I'm in Love with You", "A Gambler's Guitar", "Just to Be with You", "Moonlight", "When Love Goes Wrong", "Choo Choo Train", "I've Got Spurs that Jingle Jangle Jingle", "Put on a Bonnet", "On the Sunny Side of the Street", "Papaya Mama" and "Istanbul, Not Constantinople". There were some theme shows, such as "Go West", music from "Old Phonograph Records" and "Salute to Hawaii".
Massey and Tilton would continue to appear together during the late 1950s on such shows as Guest Star and Stars for Defense. They also teamed up to record an album, We Sing the Old Songs (1957). CD collections of Alka-Seltzer Time usually identify shows by the first performed song of each program. Today, Massey is best remembered as the composer (with Paul Henning) and singer of the Petticoat Junction TV show theme song.
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* fixed date of 53-11-06 show
* updated artwork
* Added Certification Documents, Series Synopsis, Pictures
* Added dash to Alka-Seltzer in file names
OTRR certified "Pat Novak for Hire" v1.0 (1 CD) is available for download from Dropbox or OneDrive. Thanks to all those who made this collection possible.
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Pat Novak, for Hire, is an old-time radio detective drama series which originally aired from 1946-1948, and revived in 1949. It started as a West Coast regional produced at KGO in San Francisco program. This regional version originally starred Jack Webb in the title role, with scripts by his roommate Richard L. Breen. When Webb and Breen moved from San Francisco to Los Angeles, Webb was replaced by Ben Morris, and Breen by Gil Doud. Meanwhile in LA, Webb and Breen, joined by Director William P. Rousseau, would work on an extremely similar nationwide series, Johnny Madero, Pier 23, for the Mutual network. Webb would then star in Jeff Regan, Investigator until December, 1948. By 1949, a year after the end of the San Francisco run, Jack Webb resumed the Novak role, and Breen his duties as scriptwriter, this time for a national audience on ABC.
Pat Novak, for Hire is set on the San Francisco, California waterfront and depicts the city Pat Novak knows it - a dark, rough place where the main goal is survival. Pat Novak is not a detective by trade. He owns a boat shop on Pier 19 where he rents out boats and does odd jobs to make money.
OTRR certified "Words at War" v1.0 (3 CDs) is available for download from Dropbox or OneDrive. Thanks to all those who made this collection possible.
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Words at War (by Jimbo)
Words at War was a 30 minute dramatic anthology series dealing with stories condensed from books written about World War II. The series started in the middle of the war and at the most crucial time of the war for the allies, somewhat heightening it's debut. Not only that, it was supported by Johnson's Wax in the Fibber McGee and Molly time slot as Jim and Marian Jordan went on vacation. And if that wasn't enough, the music for the series was done by NBC's own Frank Black, a master at orchestration and the shows were often directed by Anton M. Leder of Suspense fame. Adding to all of that is the fact that most all - if not all - of the series is available today for our listening pleasure and the sound is above average.
Done in a docu-drama style with Black's music as the background gave often stark, sobering realism to these stories penned by different authors. While not all of the shows are winners, many are far above average and many remind me of the writing of Arch Oboloer. Not that these plays are anti-war (just the opposite) but most of these stories pack a powerful, though-provoking wallop, especially when dealing with subjects that are hard to comprehend, like the taking of innocent civilian lives. As Billboard Magazine wrote in 1943, "Muddled, cloying ideas of war romantics were washed away in a clean sweep." No truer words can be spoken about some of these dramas.
With anthologies you often have some good and some bad because each author has his own strengths and weaknesses. However, all seem to have a quality worthy of this fine radio series.
A chicken's appetite is incredible. Can easily eat almost everything, even their own kind! You can do now say bye-bye to those unwanted leftovers being left to rot in your fridge. Destroy all the throwing leftovers into the garbage should certainly. Plus, you can reduce chicken it's essential to feed. But be very careful with utilising give your chickens for may be their last supper. Unfortunately backyard chickens can't eat everything. As an example tone regarding the onions and garlic.
It is a straightforward thing to try to do. They have a regarding nutrients which were found the actual world vegetables of yesteryears. They taste compared to those that are found shopping around. You can grow them with Organic Food rather than chemical ones which harm your body in the form of pesticides.
The a part of us is actually not capable of managing painful feelings in healthy ways and making healthy choices is the loving Parent. The loving Adult is the a part of us that only has a deep need to learn about and take loving action in our behalf. Developing a loving Adult is a critical aspect in creating health and wellbeing, as well as in losing weight and maintaining a healthy weight.
It is wonderful to have organic, but what around the distance travelled by fresh produce in the wintertime? Yes, we are created in Canada - it is not easy to grow food with snow. I hear your. However, our ancestors canned their services learned ways to store some root vegetables and apples for long periods of time in cellars. This tradition is nearly as lost and forgotten as Latin might be to Italy. Each and every need to import. Possess everything people who here and are able to go to be able to putting our food in jars. Why am I not encouraging freezing? Because of the excessive amount of energy that are needed hold enough food frozen for such longer period of time, and anyhow, frozen food doesn't keep while preserves get.
Where I deviate with all the "organic" party line is using soil changes. The local desert dirt (it doesn't should be called soil) is alkaline, lacking in available iron, and high in clay and even the water is mineral-laden and alkaline. Vegetables don't grow well in it, even with plenty compost. I'm not going to waste time making compost tea, and Now i am not going to waste money on various organic supposed remedies like bacterial infusions, Mycorrhyza inoculants, volcanic sands, and such. The dirt needs a higher pH along with the most economical way to obtain it end up being to mix liberal quantities of soil sulfur into the device. I also put in a small quantity of ammonium sulfate to the beds about mid-summer to give them a nitrogen boost.
The most certain mistake people do is consume processed foods believing not wearing running shoes will help losing that weight. You should concentrate on eating natural food. The great part is because even the fats in What is Organic Farming could be eaten. Crucial problem with processed foods is in which it is toxic for the liver as it cannot be broken together. You cannot forget that quality of meals is the most essential thing towards losing weight.
Farm fish versus untamed. Salmon as well to supplement fatty fish are terrific additions to have a diet, but the majority on the fish usually are not caught in the wild. When you can, opt for wild caught fish. That can PCB contamination in lots of the fish that's farm-fed. While whole lot of the time usually lowered by not consuming the skin and fat which is cooked out, you can't ever be allowed to remove everything.
Sticking to a diet of foods with low GI can have lots of benefits. One, you feel and more energized, given that the glucose is slowly released into shape. You won't get hungry easily, rendering it it easier to lose weight. Low GI foods can also lower the events of heart related health conditions. Finally, foods with low index list can help you avoid help the effects of diabetes. The time those meals with high glycemic index can be recommended is during cases of hypoglycemia, and the high dose of sugar can re-energize the person and bring their stages up in order to normal level.
OTRR certified "The Great Gildersleeve" v2.0 (two DVDs/10 CDs/5.81 GB) is available for download from Dropbox or OneDrive. Thanks to all those who made this collection possible.
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The Great Gildersleeve is a radio situation comedy broadcast from August 31, 1941, to March 21, 1957. Initially written by Leonard Lewis Levinson,[3] it was one of broadcast history's earliest spin-off programs. The series was built around the character Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve, a regular element of the radio situation comedy Fibber McGee and Molly. The character was introduced in the October 3, 1939 episode (number 216) of that series. The Great Gildersleeve enjoyed its greatest popularity in the 1940s. Actor Harold Peary played the character during its transition from the parent show into the spinoff and later in four feature films released at the height of the show's popularity.
In Fibber McGee and Molly, Peary's Gildersleeve had been a pompous windbag and nemesis of Fibber McGee. "You're a haa-aa-aa-aard man, McGee!" became a Gildersleeve catchphrase. The character went by several aliases on Fibber McGee and Molly; his middle name was revealed to be "Philharmonic" in "Gildersleeve's Diary" episode on October 22, 1940.
"Gildy" grew so popular that Kraft Foods—promoting its Parkay margarine—sponsored a new series featuring Peary's somewhat mellowed and always befuddled Gildersleeve as the head of his own family.
"Bob Dylan: No Direction Home" is a two-hour, two-part music intensive radio special features exclusive music, interviews and other content from Bob Dylan's personal archives.
Jack Benny made his TV debut in 1949 with a local appearance on Los Angeles station KTTV, then a CBS affiliate. In October 1950, he made his full network debut over CBS Television. Benny's television shows were occasional broadcasts in his early seasons on TV, as he was still firmly dedicated to radio. The regular and continuing Jack Benny Program was telecast on CBS from October 28, 1950, to September 15, 1964 (finally becoming a weekly show in the 1960-1961 season), and on NBC from September 25, 1964, to September 10, 1965. 343 episodes were produced. His TV sponsors included American Tobacco's Lucky Strike (1950–59), Lever Brothers' Lux (1959–60), State Farm Insurance (1960–65), Lipton Tea (1960–62), General Foods' Jell-O (1962–64), and Miles Laboratories (1964–65).
The television show was a seamless continuation of Benny's radio program, employing many of the same players, the same approach to situation comedy and some of the same scripts. The suffix "Program" instead of "Show" was also a carryover from radio, where "program" rather than "show" was used frequently for presentations in the non-visual medium. Occasionally, in several live episodes, the title card read The Jack Benny Show.
The Jack Benny Program appeared infrequently during its first two years on CBS-TV. Benny moved into television slowly: in his first season (1950–1951), he only performed on four shows, but by the 1951-1952 season, he was ready to do one show approximately every six weeks. In the third season (1952–1953), the show was broadcast every four weeks. During the 1953-1954 season, The Jack Benny Program aired every three weeks. From 1954 to 1960, the program aired every other week, rotating with such shows as Private Secretary and Bachelor Father. Beginning in the 1960-1961 season, The Jack Benny Program began airing every week. It is also worth noting that the show moved from CBS to NBC prior to the 1964-65 season. During the 1953-54 season, a handful of episodes were filmed during the summer and the others were live, a schedule which allowed Benny to continue doing his radio show. In the 1953-1954 season, Dennis Day had his own short-lived comedy and variety show on NBC, The Dennis Day Show.
Live episodes (and later live on tape episodes) of The Jack Benny Program were broadcast from CBS Television City with live audiences. Early filmed episodes were shot by McCadden Productions at Hollywood Center Studios and later by Desilu Productions at Red Studios Hollywood with an audience brought in to watch the finished film for live responses. Benny's opening and closing monologues were filmed in front of a live audience. However, from the late 1950s until the last season on NBC, a laugh track was utilized to augment audience responses. By this time, all shows were filmed at Universal Television.
In Jim Bishop's book A Day in the Life of President Kennedy, John F. Kennedy said that he was too busy to watch most television but that he made the time to watch The Jack Benny Program each week.
Outside of North America (being also one of the most popular shows on the CBC), one episode reportedly aired first in the United Kingdom (where one episode was filmed). Benny had also been a familiar figure on Australia since the mid-to-late 1930s with his radio show, and he made a special program for ATN-7 Jack Benny In Australia in March 1964, after a successful tour of Sydney and Melbourne.
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- Jack Benny Program 02x01 Dorothy Shay.mp4
- Jack Benny Program 03x03 Jack Gets Robbed.mpg
- Jack Benny Program 03x07 Fred Allen Show.avi
- Jack Benny Program 04x03 Humphrey Bogart.mp4
- Jack Benny Program 04x07 Liberace Show.mp4
- Jack Benny Program 04x10 Goldie, Fields and Glide.mpg
- Jack Benny Program 04x13 Bob Hope Show.avi
- Jack Benny Program 05x03 How Jack Met Mary.avi
- Jack Benny Program 05x08 Bedroom Burglar Show.avi
- Jack Benny Program 05x10 4 O'Clock In The Morning.mpg
- Jack Benny Program 05x12 Carnival Story.avi
- Jack Benny Program 07X08 Jayne Mansfield.mp4
- Jack Benny Program 08x07 Christmas Shopping Show.mpg
- Jack Benny Program 09x06 Jack Goes To The Doctor.avi
- Jack Benny Program 09x11 Jack Goes To A Nightclub.avi
- Jack Benny Program 10x04 Mr And Mrs Jimmy Stewart Show.avi
- Jack Benny Program 10x07 Xmas Show 1959.mpg
- Jack Benny Program 10x08 The Ben Blue Show.avi
- Jack Benny Program 11x04 Hong Kong Suit.avi
- Jack Benny Program 11x07 Lunch Counter Murder.avi
- Jack Benny Program 11x08 Jack Goes To A Concert.avi
- Jack Benny Program 11x11 Jack Casting For Television Special.avi
- Jack Benny Program 11x13 Don's 27th Anniversary.mpg
- Jack Benny Program 12x01 First Show Of The Season.mpg
- Jack Benny Program 12x06 Jack Plays Golf.avi
- Jack Benny Program 12x09 Jack Writes a Song.avi
- Jack Benny Program 12x11 New Year's Program.mpg
- Jack Benny Program 12x12 Jack Does Opera.avi
- Jack Benny Program 12x17 Ghost Town Western Sketch.avi
- Jack Benny Program 12x19 Julie London Show.avi
- Jack Benny Program 12x20 Alexander Hamilton Show.avi
- Jack Benny Program 12x24 Jack Is Violin Teacher.avi
- Jack Benny Program 13X10 12-04-1962 (Bob Hope).mpg
- Jack Benny Program Christmas Shopping.mpg
- Jack Benny Program Christmas With Jack.avi
- Jack Benny Program Jack Rents His House.mpg
- Jack Benny Program.avi
Adventures of Superman is an American television series based on comic book characters and concepts created in 1938 by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. The show is the first television series to feature Superman and began filming in 1951 in California on RKO-Pathé stages and the RKO Forty Acres back lot. It was sponsored by cereal manufacturer Kellogg's. The show, which was produced for first-run television syndication rather than a network, has disputed first and last air dates but are generally accepted as September 19, 1952 and April 28, 1958.[1] The show's first two seasons (episodes 1–52, 26 titles per season) were filmed in black-and-white; seasons three through six (episodes 53–104, 13 titles per season) were filmed in color but originally telecast in black and white. Superman was not shown in color until the series was syndicated to local stations in 1965.
George Reeves played Clark Kent/Superman, with Jack Larson as Jimmy Olsen, John Hamilton as Perry White, and Robert Shayne as Inspector Henderson. Phyllis Coates played Lois Lane in the first season, with Noel Neill stepping into the role in the second (1953) and later seasons. Superman battles crooks, gangsters, and other villains in the fictional city of Metropolis while masquerading "off-duty" as Daily Planet reporter Clark Kent. Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, Clark's colleagues at the office, often find themselves in dangerous situations which can only be resolved with Superman's timely intervention.
Its opening theme is known as The Superman March. In 1987, selected episodes of the show were released to video. In 2006, the series became available in its entirety on DVD. The feature film Hollywoodland was released in 2006, dramatizing the show's production and the death of its star George Reeves.
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- Clark Kent Extras.avi
- Superman 01x01 Superman On Earth.avi
- Superman 01x02 The Haunted Lighthouse.avi
- Superman 01x03 The Case Of The Talkative Dummy.avi
- Superman 01x04 Mystery Of The Broken Statues.avi
- Superman 01x05 The Monkey Mystery.avi
- Superman 01x06 Night Of Terror.avi
- Superman 01x07 The Birthday Letter.avi
- Superman 01x08 The Mind Machine.avi
- Superman 01x09 Rescue.avi
- Superman 01x10 The Secret Of Superman.avi
- Superman 01x11 No Holds Barred.avi
- Superman 01x12 The Deserted Village.avi
- Superman 01x13 The Stolen Costume.avi
- Superman 01x14 Treasure Of The Incas.avi
- Superman 01x15 Double Trouble.avi
- Superman 01x16 Mystery In Wax.avi
- Superman 01x17 The Runaway Robot.avi
- Superman 01x18 Drums Of Death.avi
- Superman 01x19 The Evil Three.avi
- Superman 01x20 The Riddle Of The Stolen Jade.avi
- Superman 01x21 The Human Bomb.avi
- Superman 01x22 Czar Of The Underworld.avi
- Superman 01x23 Ghost Wolf.avi
- Superman 01x24 Crime Wave.avi
- Superman 01x25 The Unknown People Pt1.avi
- Superman 01x26 The Unknown People Pt2.avi
- Superman 02x01 Five Minutes To Doom.avi
- Superman 02x02 The Big Squeeze.avi
- Superman 02x03 The Man Who Could Read Minds.avi
- Superman 02x04 Jet Ace.avi
- Superman 02x05 Shot In The Dark.avi
- Superman 02x06 The Defeat Of Superman.avi
- Superman 02x07 Superman In Exile.avi
- Superman 02x08 A Ghost For Scotland Yard.avi
- Superman 02x09 The Dog Who Knew Superman.avi
- Superman 02x10 The Face And The Voice.avi
- Superman 02x11 The Man In The Lead Mask.avi
- Superman 02x12 Panic In The Sky.avi
- Superman 02x13 The Machine That Could Plot Crimes.avi
- Superman 02x14 Jungle Devil.avi
- Superman 02x15 My Friend Superman.avi
- Superman 02x16 The Clown Who Cried.avi
- Superman 02x17 The Boy Who Hated Superman.avi
- Superman 02x18 Semi Private Eye.avi
- Superman 02x19 Perry Whites Scoop.avi
- Superman 02x20 Beware The Wrecker.avi
- Superman 02x21 The Golden Vulture.avi
- Superman 02x22 Jimmy Olsen Boy Editor.avi
- Superman 02x23 Lady In Black.avi
- Superman 02x24 Star Of Fate.avi
- Superman 02x25 The Whistling Bird.avi
- Superman 02x26 Around The World With Superman.avi
- Superman 03x01 Through The Time Barrier.avi
- Superman 03x02 The Talking Clue.avi
- Superman 03x03 The Lucky Cat.avi
- Superman 03x04 Superman Week.avi
- Superman 03x05 Great Caesars Ghost.avi
- Superman 03x06 Test Of A Warrior.avi
- Superman 03x07 Olsen's Millions.avi
- Superman 03x08 Clark Kent Outlaw.avi
- Superman 03x09 The Magic Necklace.avi
- Superman 03x10 The Bully Of Dry Gulch.avi
- Superman 03x11 Flight To The North.avi
- Superman 03x12 The Seven Souvenirs.avi
- Superman 03x13 King For A Day.avi
- Superman 04x01 Joey.avi
- Superman 04x02 The Unlucky Number.avi
- Superman 04x03 The Big Freeze.avi
- Superman 04x04 Peril By Sea.avi
- Superman 04x05 Topsy Turvy.avi
- Superman 04x06 Jimmy The Kid.avi
- Superman 04x07 The Girl Who Hired Superman.avi
- Superman 04x08 The Wedding Of Superman.avi
- Superman Extra Commercials.avi
- Superman Extra.avi
- Superman and the Mole Men.avi
- The Adventures Of Superboy - Pilot.avi
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, like its predecessor,(Alfred Hitchcock Presents) is an anthology series in the thriller genre. NBC renamed the program when they extended its running-time from about 25 minutes to about 50 minutes. Both programs were hosted by Alfred Hitchcock, whose directorial work in thriller films is extremely influential.
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour premiered on 20 September 1962, three months after the conclusion of the seventh and final season of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. In its new incarnation with a 50-minute running time, the show lasted for three seasons. NBC broadcast the final episode on 10 May 1965.
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- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x02 Don't Look Behind You.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x03 Night Of The Owl.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x04 I Saw The Whole Thing.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x05 Captive Audience.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x06 Final Vow.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x07 Annabel.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x08 House Guest.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x09 The Black Curtain.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x10 Day of Reckoning.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x11 Ride the Nightmare.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x12 Hangover.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x13 Bonfire.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x14 The Tender Poisoner.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x15 The Thirty-First of February.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x16 What Really Happened.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x17 Forecast Low Clouds and Coastal Fog.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x18 A Tangled Web.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x19 To Catch a Butterfly.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x20 The Paragon.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x21 I'll Be the Judge I'll Be the Jury.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x22 Diagnosis Danger.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x23 The Lonely Hours.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x24 The Star Juror.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x25 The Long Silence.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x26 An Out for Oscar.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x27.DeathAndTheJoyfulWoman.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x28 Last Seen Wearing Blue Jeans.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x29.TheDarkPool.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x30 Dear Uncle George.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x31 Run for Doom.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1x32 Death of a Cop.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x01 A Home Away From Home.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x02 A Nice Touch.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x03 Terror in Northfield.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x04 You'll Be the Death of Me.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x05 Blood Bargain.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x06 Nothing Ever Happens In Linvale.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x07 Starring the Defense.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x08 The cadaver.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x09 The Dividing Wall.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x10 Goodbye George.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x11 How to Get Rid of Your Wife.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x12 Three Wives Too Many.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x13 The Magic Shop.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x14 Beyond the Sea of Death.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x15 The Night Caller.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x16 Evil Of Adelaide Winters.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x17 The Jar.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x18 Final Escape.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x19 Murder Case.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x20 Anyone For Murder.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x21.BeastInView.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x22 Behind the Locked Door.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x23 A Matter of Murder.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x24 The Gentleman Caller.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x25 The Ordeal of Mrs Snow.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x26 Ten Minutes From Now.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x27 The Sign of Satan.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x28 Who Needs an Enemy.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x29 Bed Of Roses.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x30 Second Verdict.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x31 Isabel.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2x32 Body in the Barn.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x01.ReturnOfVergeLikens.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x02 Change of Address.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x03 Water's Edge.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x04 The Life Work of Juan Diaz.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x05 See the Monkey Dance.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x06.LonelyPlace.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x07.TheMcGregorAffair.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x08 Misadventure.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x09 Triumph.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x10 Memo From Purgatory.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x11 Consider Her Ways.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x12 The Crimson Witness.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x13 Where The Woodbine Twineth.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x14 The Final Performance.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x15.ThantosPlaceHotel.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x16 One of the Family.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x17 An Unlocked Window.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x18.TheTrap.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x19.WallyTheBeard.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x20 Death Scene.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x21.PhotographerAndTheUndertaker.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x22.ThouStillUnravishedBride.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x23 Completely Foolproof.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x24.PowerOfAttorney.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x25.TheWorldsOldestMotive.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x26.TheMonkeysPaw-ARetelling.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x27.TheSecondWife.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x28 Night Fever.avi
- Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3x29 Off Season.avi
When five lost souls, recruited by the Company travel to an abandoned planet, all they know is that they are to retrieve the only known sample of an ore left over from an old mining operation. But their task becomes considerably more complicated when one of their party has a close encounter with the indigenous plant life - plant life which seems to have some very odd, very powerful properties. Soon they are battling not only to stay alive, but to hang on to the very things that make them human.
Cally ... Nicola Miles-Wilden
Intaba ... Cyril Nri
Hudson ... Clare Perkins
JD ... Alex Tregear
Hussam ... Adeel Akhtar
OTRR certified "Strange Wills" v1 is available for download from Dropbox or OneDrive. Thanks to all those who made this collection possible.
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Series synopsis:
Strange Wills was a radio program syndicated in 1946. It was produced in Hollywood by Charles Michelson and Teleways Syndication. Stage and film star Warren William, who starred in the show, was also part of the creative team.
The stories were said to be based on actual wills, with the names of those involved changed. The stories themselves were compiled by lawyer-turned-author Ken Krippene from his research over a ten-year period. These shows were quite different from other mystery dramas of the era. They would look at the complexities, dramas, and legal entanglements that arise from some wills. The wills would have unusual bequests, or involve a search for a missing heir. Warren William would portray Probate Attorney Warren Francis O’Connell, who would act as probate and relay the story as he observed it.
Doreen Estall abridges the 1968 novel by Charles Portis, brought to the big screen in the 1969 western starring John Wayne and more recently by the Cohen brothers. Read by Nancy Crane. BBC Radio 4
An Audio Drama production based on the novel “The Lost World” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
The novel tells the story of an expedition to a plateau in the Amazon basin of South America where prehistoric animals, such as dinosaurs and other extinct creatures, still survive.
The novel also describes a war between Native Americans and a vicious tribe of ape-like creatures.
Cast:
Leonard Nimoy
John de Lancie
Roxann Dawson
Richard Doyle
Marnie Mosiman
Ethan Phillips
Dwight Schultz
Armin Shimerman
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alien voices - ac doyle - the lost world 2of2
A few movies to enjoy. Many Classics and in HD Quality.
OTRR certified "The Lone Ranger" v1.0 (8 DVDs/46 CDs/28.5 GB) is available for download from Dropbox. Thanks to all those who made this massive collection possible.
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"A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty hi-yo silver! The Lone Ranger! With his faithful Indian companion Tonto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear! From out of the past come the thundering Hoofbeats of the great horse Silver...the Lone Ranger rides again!"
Few things are more iconic in American popular culture than announcer Fred Foy reciting those lines against the opening strains of the William Tell Overture. The Lone Ranger was a western adventure show that premiered in January of 1933 on radio station WXYZ in Detroit. The show, which was aimed primarily at children, had a strong adult following as well and continued for 2,956 episodes on WXYZ, the Mutual Network and the NBC Blue/ABC networks until September 3, 1954. Repeat broadcasts continued until May 25, 1956.
The show had been created by WXYZ owner George W. Trendle and writer Fran Striker, though who contributed what to the concept is up for debate. The character of the Lone Ranger was believed to have been inspired by Texas Ranger Captain John R. Hughes, to
whom Zane Grey had dedicated a novel in 1915. The show was a major hit, and inspired numerous books, comic books, movie serials, and eventually a truly memorable television series starring Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels in 1949, lasting until 1957.
The basic story of the Lone Ranger is ingrained in American culture. The unnamed hero was the only survivor of a group of six Texas Rangers who were ambushed by Butch Cavendish and his gang in a canyon named Bryant's Gap. An Indian named Tonto later came upon the massacre, finding one ranger still alive. Tonto nurses the ranger back to health, who then swears to bring Cavendish to justice. To keep Cavendish off his guard, the ranger and Tonto make six graves in Bryant's Gap, and the ranger fashions a black domino mask from a ranger's vest to conceal his identity. He tamed the wild horse Silver for his mount, and after making sure Cavendish paid for his crimes, the Lone Ranger continued to fight for justice in the Old West. He was later joined by his young nephew Dan Reid.
On the original radio series, the Lone Ranger was portrayed by George Seaton, followed by Earle Graser. After Graser's untimely death in 1941, Brace Beemer, the show's former announcer, took over the role. Director James Jewell and announcer Fred Foy also played the lead role for one broadcast each, as did an unknown actor using the name "Jack Deeds." Tonto was played by John Todd throughout the series, being replaced on isolated broadcasts by Roland Parker (who was best known as Kato on The Green Hornet). Other supporting players were primarily regional actors from Detroit and WXYZ staff. Jay Michael (who also starred in Sgt. Preston of the Yukon), Bill Saunders (noted for voicing Butch Cavendish), Paul Hughes, Jane Fae, Rube and Liz Weiss, and future movie star John Hodiak. The part of Dan Reid was played by child actors Bob Martin, James Lipton, and Dick Beals.
