Episodes

Saturday Mar 05, 2011
Red Horse Ranch - Pgm 1
Saturday Mar 05, 2011
Saturday Mar 05, 2011
"Red Horse Ranch" was a fun early syndicated show distributed by World Broadcasters. A continuing serial about a group of cowboys, the show was a mix of adventure, romance and great cowboy songs.

Friday Feb 13, 2009
Phyl Coe Radio Mysteries, Pgm 7
Friday Feb 13, 2009
Friday Feb 13, 2009
I'd like to give a special acknowledgment to David Kiner for this week's mp3 transfer. I recently arranged a trade for a couple of transcriptions with him and he generously threw in a digital transfer of the discs, complete with CEDAR processing. Kiner sells high quality discs of old time radio material and you can find his cds at his ebay store.

Thursday Sep 04, 2008
The Adventures of Dick Cole - Pgm 2
Thursday Sep 04, 2008
Thursday Sep 04, 2008
We had another program in this series a few weeks back. "The Adventures of Dick Cole" was a half-hour kids show based on a character in Blue Bolt Comics and syndicated in the 1940s by Charles Michelson through World Broadcasting System, Inc.

Sunday Apr 20, 2008
America's Famous Fathers - Pgm 24
Sunday Apr 20, 2008
Sunday Apr 20, 2008
Continuing from the previous post, here's program #24 of "America's Famous Fathers". In this episode, Col. Theodore Roosevelt and the wife of author John Phillips Marquand debate the role of fathers in the household.


Sunday Apr 20, 2008
America's Famous Fathers - Pgm 12
Sunday Apr 20, 2008
Sunday Apr 20, 2008
"America's Famous Fathers" is an obscure syndicated radio that dates from around 1941; I haven't been able to dig up much information about it, but the label indicates that it was distributed by World Broadcasting and syndicated by the Kermit-Raymond Corporation. The commercials were added locally to the program.


Sunday Apr 20, 2008
The Townsend Plan - Pgm 2 (filmstrip soundtrack)
Sunday Apr 20, 2008
Sunday Apr 20, 2008
In this post, an unusual 16" record that isn't a radio show, as I initially thought when I saw the disc. This is a soundtrack record that originally accompanied a filmstrip to promote "The Townsend Plan" and is number 2 in an apparent series of these presentations.
