Well, if she didn’t think of the rabbits being thirsty, what about the chicks?!🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

Such a brat! 🙄 And Aunt Effie is just as bad!

Really surprised - and disappointed - when Peg suggested she would be okay with husbands beating their wives.

This is such a great time capsule! Richard Lamparski was a great interviewer, I used to collect all those "Whatever became of...?" books.

2024. Still hilarious... Wonderful memories ❤

Oh my how wonderful !! I'm 62 years old. I remember hearing them on radio. Wow, just nice memories.

Excellent episode, Fred Gwynne was excellent as always. Where does a man move when he has no place to go? When the light of hope has finally gone out and he is surrounded by the eternal darkness?

Dollar a minute would have been a pretty good rate back then. These days you're lucky to manage a price as low as a dollar per *second*.

So I guess it was either dec 6 or June 12, 1942. 😊😊😊

Adore these episodes but this one unlistenable due to static and distorted voices… 😕 WHO is the woman in the middle of the pic please?!?

Very much appreciated.

Thank you for putting this online. Mary born 51

Superb!

7:13 Maybe the puppet show was kukla, Fran, and Ollie.

This cuts off more than five minutes before the end.

Serves them both right! 😂

Me again lol. ❤ this series! Best dogs I’ve ever had were either mutts, rescues or strays, (sometimes all of the above) & who, minus a few, for the most part tho, found me!

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The TV serial has nothing on the play❤

John 8:44?,,,,,,, what about Jane 38:24:36?

As heard on Fridays at 10pm(et). Bernard W. Lenrow is "Geoffrey Barnes". 22:15- George Putnam speaks for "Double Danderine".

Thank You ❤🎉❤🍀👏👏👏👏👏🙀🙋🏻‍♂️

That "what's a feebly?" routine is marvelous!

Hello and goodnight.😴

They are not Israel but they lie, they are the house of esau edom

I'm a 63 year old who got into OTR over the last 20.years or so. This continues to be my favourite Christmas Old Time Radio show. Thanks for posting😊

Commercials are annoying old or new.

Here i am again…..🦃 day 2024.

The correct title for this episode is "Pattern for Terror", and was originally aired on July 16, 1945. Type this title into KZbin for duplicates.

Superb!

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❤🎉56/ 348 My Favorite Pancho 😢 Breaks my Heart ❤️ Great Episode Thank You ❤🎉❤👏👏👏👏🆒💐💐💐

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I really love this radio show. It's just great. Thank you for uploading them. ❤❤

God I love how these boys lead Dr Pym astray, then Pym gives them a belt with his stick! Exactly what kids today need!! Dr Percival Pym. Rupert Bottomly. Ronald Standforth. Cuthbert Greenbottle. 1936 - 1941.

Sheer comedic brilliance!!!

This episode has erroneously listed elsewhere in KZbin as "Kaleidoscope".

Hee-malyaz?

Easily the silliest episode of the whole series.

An afterschool special before there were afterschool specials.

Up in the sky. It's a bird, it's a plane.

An exceptional western. Escape seemed to do them better than dedicated western shows,other perhaps than Gunsmoke.

A poignant tragedy with no villain, where desperation drives men to work together and survive (all but one, who dies for no clear reason), rather than betraying each other. A rare hopeful yet bittersweet kind of tale in our cynical age.

One of my absolute favorites!

I never heard this one before!!!! ❤

What a beautiful time, we must make an effort to make some changes to a more wholesome, normal life again. Be blessed everyone!🕊💫✨️✨️✨️🇺🇲

Excellent!

Thank you for posting these great old radio shows.

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As heard on Saturdays at 9:30pm(et).