this version is as good as Bing Crosbys ...great orchestration also...

As heard on Thursdays at 8pm(et).

First episode for Roma Wines, as heard on Thursdays at 8pm(et).

Last Thursday broadcast.

"Donovan's Brain" had been scheduled to be the evening's story (and the first of a two part episode)- but was postponed until May 1944.

As heard on Thursdays at 10:30pm(et).

As heard on Thursdays at 10:30pm(et).

This was the first reading of a Paul Temple mystery I’d heard. It was outstanding! Kudos to the narrator; he was EXCELLENT. Thank you “A Room With A Past” for sharing with us KZbinrs; very thoughtful. This was also my first visit to your channel. I see myself visiting with you often.😊

I think this earlier recording featured Kim Peacock as Paul Temple and Peter Coke as Terry Palmer.

Love these thank you room with a past

55min

30min…

Alex Jones recommended this.

By timothy, what a treat

Thank you.

Love these actors reat story

What an awesome time capsule, as someone who has looked heavily into the politics of this era there are a lot of cool tid bits.

Thank you. Phenomenal.

Mmmm... Lobster & tomAHtoes. Mmm.. 🦞🍅

Originally presented on "SCREEN GUILD PLAYERS" {September 18, 1944}, featurng Edward Arnold, and the same script by Harry Kronman.

Previously presented on "SCREEN GUILD PLAYERS" on November 10, 1947 (featuring Dana Andrews and Jane Wyatt), using the same script by Harry Kronman.

As heard on Thursdays at 10pm(et).

The same script (by Harry Kronman) was previously used on the June 21, 1948 edition of "SCREEN GUILD THEATER". Jeff Chandler {as "Ira Grossel", but not credited} was also heard in the September 1946 adaptation on "ACADEMY AWARD"- but in that version, he was "Jack".

Gerald Mohr, the narrator, was also a regular supporting player on "ACADEMY AWARD" at the time. In fact, he also narrated their adaptation of "The informer" the previous evening {May 25th}.

As heard on Sundays at 2:30pm(et).

December 12, 1953. The day that my cousin's future husband came into the world.

Old memories beautiful series

Thanks for posting. It was on this day that my cousin's future wife made her entrance into the world.

Thanks for posting. It was on this day that my parents tied the knot.

*Promo sm*

Actually this has sounded like the best half hour Marlowe radio plays I’ve heard. It was good acting and a decent story with a whole lot less loud trumpet playing. Gonna look for more!

Truly enjoy the Reader, makes everything interesting and enjoyable🎉

Thank you thank you with SUCH gratitude!!

Nice video!

Brilliant story by Daphne du Maurier - I really wish someone would turn this into a TV series or thriller movie.

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Great performance. Thanks for sharing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

go search paul Temple OTR lots of story’s and they talk with their own voice. this one is good but the OTR story’s better here is one of them kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKW4q3ljn7CBea8si=tTBWdRee716KG3JI

Sounds similar to today's "COPS" and "On Patrol Live" TV shows! A radio program at least a generation ahead of its time...

A couple of notes: Palmolive dish soap wasn't introduced until 1965; the actress who played Julie Erickson in the later episodes of Hilltop House, however--including this very episode--became forever linked to Palmolive. Jan Miner (not Miller) was "Madge the Manicurist" in the long-running series of TV commercials for Palmolive dish soap in the U. S. and several foreign countries ("you're soaking in it!")

Found a sealed hard copy set of 2 tapes , vol 1, of this series at a local thrift store today. It brought me here! Thanks!

originally aired and broadcasted on the NBC red network radio stations across America on Friday, May 30, 1941

I never really watched yt that much until I found your channel

Hey! I'm Tyrone

I first heard this from KANU, the University of Kansas public radio station when I was working on my M.S. in Geology in the early 1980s.

I went to school with someone who was born on this day .

I didn't know that Andy Clyde played California Carlson on radio as well as the Hopalong Cassidy movies(1940-1948). Curiously, Clyde's character did not appear on the Hopalong Cassidy television program (1952-1954)..

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Anymore please

The audio very scratchy...