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October 30, 2008

Favorite Story - Pgm 14 - Frankenstein

Filed under: drama, Ziv syndication — randsesotericotr @ 7:17 pm

Happy Halloween!

In keeping with the season, we offer program 14 of the series “Favorite Story”, an adaptation of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein”.

“Favorite Story” was syndicated by Ziv in the late 1940s and each week’s story was chosen by prominent personalities of the day and was hosted by Ronald Colman.  Believe it or not, “Frankenstein” was chosen by Fred Allen as his favorite story.

The program was transferred from an original red vinyl set of Ziv transcriptions.

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1. Kenneth Clarke said,

   September 24, 2009 @ 1:23 pm

   Do you happen to know the dates this program was on the air?

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