YTJD 1956-04-23 ep378 The Lonely Hearts Matter

This Johnny Dollar is missing part 4, but you should still be able to follow along without a problem, since they do a recap at the beginning of each episode

[@joanswaby7088]

I go to sleep listening to these shows I really enjoyed them Thank for posting

[@Jim007baker]

these shows are very well written and acted! I love listening to them

[@michaeldegen3850]

By this time it was Jack Johnstone who was producing, directing, and writing YTJD, He was great. and it shows. When the golden age of radio ended he did not go into television like everybody else, He spent much of his time making audio recordings for the visually impaired, which was almost unheard of in the 1960s.

[@brwnlady]

The five-15 minute segments are the best. The 30-minute shows seem rushed.

[@richardmcleod1930]

The (5) 15 minute segment shows are by far the best written and the longer length just makes them more interesting and the scripts better written.@@brwnlady

[@richardmcleod1930]

Sad that Jack Johnstone found no place in Television as his work in radio was extremely well written.@@michaeldegen3850

[@anncat1957]

My FAVORITE old radio show! Thank you for sharing these!

[@michaeldegen3850]

You're welcome

[@camswar]

Love these. Thank you

[@heyoldman2003]

boy old JD was a good shot . 😮 what a great story 👍🏼

[@Coinhunter-km4qo]

For those who enjoy researching the biographies of the supporting cast, those mentioned in the closing credits are Lucille Meredith, Mary Jane Croft, Virginia Gregg, Herb Ellis, Howard McNear and Stacy Harris.

[@debbieking3575]

This is a really good episode. Love Bob Baily

[@richardmcleod1930]

He was named for Fay Bainter, as his complete name is Robert Bainter Bailey.

[@debbieking3575]

@@richardmcleod1930 wow that's something I didn't know. Thanks

[@richardmcleod1930]

Always wonderful to hear Howard McNear in the many radio shows in which he played. Howard McNear's most endearing role was as the first Doc Adams in the original radio version of "GUNSMOKE". William Conrad gave him the name along with that of Chester played originally by Parley Baer.

[@TowGunner]

I still think Norma had something to do with it 🤔

[@alicjaroth3255]

More ways to a flourish in a glorious lrfe

[@heyoldman2003]

Russian Roulette 😎Yep 👍🏼