Thursday Night - Old Time Radio

Presented by Joy Jackson. Reaching into the vaults, I chose a couple of shows that
star some familiar people in unfamiliar shows. “Much Ado about Doolittle” was a family
comedy starring none other than Hans Conreid as Col. Doolittle, as he calls himself.
This episode is “Get a Job”–something Mr. Doolittle’s wife would like him to do.
But he’s more than a little allergic to the idea. It’s from March 23, 1950.
My second show is a mystery/suspense called “O’Hara” starring Jack Moyles in the
title role. Adventures of a free-lance foreign correspondent in the far reaches of
the world. This episode is “The Judas Face”. If’s from July 22, 1951.

Rob Hancik presented two episodes of The Witches Tale.

Kelly Sapergia of Moose jaw,Saskatchewan, Canada wil be our Presenter for the evening.
He will play a George Burns and Gracie Allen show called “Gracie Adopts Micky Rooney,”
and a show from Hall of Fantasy called “The Man from the Second Earth.”

Next time on Memory Lane: First up will be an episode of Broadway Is My Beat titled
“Peggy Warner,” the story of a young woman found dying in an alley from poison. Was
it an accident or murder? From Feb 7, 1953. Then we will listen to The Bishop And
The Gargoyle episode from July 14, 1940 a story title “The Jennifer Botts Case.”
A young woman visiting New York from a small town in Illinois is robbed of all of
her money, kidnapped, and winds up recovering a missing ruby. So, pour yourself a
glass of iced tea, sit back, relax , and enjoy the show.

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.