Thursday Night - Old Time Radio

Matthew Bullis will take us into the world of children as we discover Ranger Bill,
the Warrior of the Woodlands.

Joy Jackson a dear friend and staunch old time radio > fan will be presenting four
interviews with some old time radio icons. > They are Dick Beals, Gloria Mac Millan,
Gill Straton and Rosemary Rice.
> These interviews were taken from KUOW fm in Seattle, Washington.

Rob Hancik will be playing two horror-filled programs entitled “Sleep no More,” which
was hosted by nelson olmstead. Nelson did this show on NBC from 1952 through 1956.

We invite you to come with us into the Northern World of the Klondike for the wild
race for riches as we visit Sergeant Preston with Richard Olday and Bob McDoogle,
two oldtime radio historians. These gentlemen host shows for the Radio Reading Service
in the Buffalo region and for Yesterday USA.

Matthew Bullis hosts “Same Script, Different Series.” It means what it says as matthew
will play Fort laramie and Gun Smoke using the same script. Fred Bertelsen will play
Red Skelton’s Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. John Beaullieu will do a surprise
reading and play a song by Stuart Hamblin.

Fred Bertelsen will take us for another stroll down memory Lane and continue his
crime fighters series. We shall listen to a Dragnet show along with a visit to The
Fat Man.

Larry Gassman shares his memories of sound Effects man, Ray Erlenborn. Ray worked
in Vaudaville, early Radio, Television, and movies. He also was a fixture , as a
sound effects Artist, at almost all of the radio conventions in the 1980’s, 90’s
and even in to the 2000’s. Rob Hancik, the host of “Yesterday once more” will present
“The Pit and the pendulum” in the CBS Radio Mystery Theater.

join matthew Bullis as he takes us to the frontier times of Fort laramie. This will
be a two-part play starring Raymond Burr as Captain lee Quince, jack Moiles as major
Dagget and Vic Perron as Sergeant Gorst. This program was heard on CBS for a short
time in the late 1950s.

Crimefighters resumes with This is your FBI episode titled Dead Man’s Tale sponsored
by the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Then we will pay a visit to the Thin Man.
This series was based on the 1934 Film , which was based on the Hammet novel of the
same year. Nick Charles, the hero, was a retired private eye who just couldn’t stay
away from murder. This episode is titled The Adventure of the Passionate Palooka
and stars Les Tremayne and is sponsored by Pabst Beer. By the way, this is an unusual
story in that there is no murder.

This week’s programs will be “Mr. Keen, Tracer of lost Persons,” starring Phillip
Clark as mr. Keen. The show is entitled “The Rented Cottage Murder Case.” The other
show will feature Bazel Rathbone and Nigel Bruce starring as Sherlock Holmes and
Dr. John Watson.