American Radio Theater

Presenter Joy Jackson
ART Poison Belt part 2 Conclusion of Professor Challenger story by Arthur Conan Doyle, adapted by Cole Hornaday. Professor Challenger and his friends journey out to see the after effects of the Earth having come out of the other side of the Poison Belt.
Music from GI Give.

Presenter: Joy Jackson
ART The Bickersons: Wedding Present Statue. Recreation of a Bickersons’ script by old-time-radio actors. Blanche’s sister is getting married, and the Bickersons have to give them a present.
ART My Friend Irma: Political Rally. Irma and Jane are involved in local politics, but they are on different sides.
Music from the WPA #44

Presenter Joy Jackson
Adapted by Cole Hornaday from Arthur Conan Doyle’s Professor Challenger short story. Professor Challenger thinks the earth is swimming into a poison belt in the ether, producing odd behaviors and death. He gathers together his companions who were with him in the Lost World.
plus music from GI Jive

Presenter: Joy Jackson
Featuring Joan Parker
ART FBI in Peace and War: Three times loser 2005. A young man is talked into covering a crime for a criminal, only to find himself on track for the electric chair
WPA Project music #26 and #79

ART First Hundred Years Episode 2. The newlyweds return from the honeymoon, to encounter their new house and all its problems. Will the marriage survive?

ART Someone Else’s Flowers: original show from Kay Lutz. Be careful what you steal.
WPA 1941 #15 US Army and 1942 #11 So California

ART-LEX Great Gildersleeve Anonymous Valentine: Gildy receives a valentine but can’t figure out who sent it.
WPA music 1941 #17 Navy Band and 1942 #10 Illinois

ART Duffy’s Tavern The Widow. Archie advertises for a rich widow and this is what he gets.
ART Poetry Kim Turner
ART Poetry Joy Jackson: Memo on Mules
Commercial: ART Garden plot
WPA 1939 #12 and 1941 #01

ART recreation of a lost Old-time-radio series. First Hundred Years, episode 1. Chris and Connie are just getting married. Both sets of parents dislike each other, and yet everyone has to make the best of things. We learn that Connie’s father has bought the newlyweds something unbelievable.

WPA music #79 and #01

ART recreation of Goats Gone Wild. Originally recorded on Radio City Playhouse. A reporter and a camera man are not happy when they are given an assignment on Christmas eve: Find two goats and a red cart for the owner of the newspaper.
WPA music #74 and #75