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The Theatre of the Mind
The Theatre of the Mind
The Theatre of the Mind
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Oldtime Radio
History of Cinema
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@dueroden
@dueroden 26 дней назад
Her comeback at Fox was not a failure. She signed a 2-picture contract and both pictures were successful, but she then voluntarily quit doing films.
@texasjoe3261
@texasjoe3261 Месяц назад
Old Time Radio Detectives Are Always Entertaining ! Thank You For Sharing This Mystery.
@chicagogyrl4846
@chicagogyrl4846 2 месяца назад
A quick synopsis would be appreciated!
@MrJoseoz
@MrJoseoz 2 месяца назад
Help help I'm a rich diamond wearing invalid alone, some one is coming to murder me!!!! HELP HELP
@ronostick9718
@ronostick9718 3 месяца назад
I guessed the outcome but like your previous commenter "betsya7054" did not work out why. A well-thought-out storyline. Thank you.
@bethgott9768
@bethgott9768 3 месяца назад
Nice Bible Study
@mistervacation23
@mistervacation23 3 месяца назад
Why no mention of Dame Mae Fishman? film actress who became famous alongside her friends Charlie Chaplin and Mabel Normand. She distanced herself from the Hollywood limelight and lived alone, but her peers still remembered her fondly. Ronald Reagan, another actor, called her the best actress of his time. Fishman died in 1981, and her legacy continues to inspire aspiring actors. She is an iconic figure who symbolizes an unforgettable era in film history.
@vduval52
@vduval52 3 месяца назад
Bad audio.
@ORIGINAL-FLYING-CIRCUS
@ORIGINAL-FLYING-CIRCUS 3 месяца назад
Radio - Theater of the mind !
@christopherbeaty641
@christopherbeaty641 4 месяца назад
whistler is prob the best otr series for plot twists and story lines
@SM-ot7kb
@SM-ot7kb 4 месяца назад
Wow a great story! Gerald Mohr is excellent! 👍🏼
@SM-ot7kb
@SM-ot7kb 4 месяца назад
Great writing! Gerald Mohr is terrific! 👍🏼
@mjam93
@mjam93 4 месяца назад
Reginald Fessenden was the first to broadcast voice and music in the year before Deforest, who falsely tried to claim he was the first.
@walterwheeler5465
@walterwheeler5465 5 месяцев назад
These episodes were all top-notch - in the plots, written scripts, music, and the voice actors - all high quality.
@walterwheeler5465
@walterwheeler5465 5 месяцев назад
Thank you for sharing this fine episode - it was very entertaining.
@mygaffer
@mygaffer 5 месяцев назад
H Beam Piper, who apparently had a uterus, has some of the best stories in this radio serious.
@JudeNance
@JudeNance 6 месяцев назад
I used to listen to this when I was young. I'm 83 years old 🎉
@davidsigalow7349
@davidsigalow7349 7 месяцев назад
Gerald Mohr is great.
@erepsekahs
@erepsekahs 8 месяцев назад
It seems ludicrously receding hair was popular back then.
@Seven-Planets-Sci-Fi-Tuber
@Seven-Planets-Sci-Fi-Tuber 8 месяцев назад
Cool! H.L.Gold was also a famous science-fiction magazine editor. Thank you.
@bookwoman53
@bookwoman53 8 месяцев назад
I’m really enjoying this documentary. I have been discovering old television and know that many hosts and performers got their start on radio.
@liumaus
@liumaus 9 месяцев назад
Que belo trabalho! Parabens aqui de Porto Alegre, onde estive buscando a jangada que foi doada ao Museu Julio de Castilhos após a viagem de 1951.
@sharonroller8849
@sharonroller8849 9 месяцев назад
This is great, movie for the mind.
@gmanette188
@gmanette188 9 месяцев назад
Thank you
@gmanette188
@gmanette188 10 месяцев назад
Thank you
@thomaskruger8009
@thomaskruger8009 10 месяцев назад
Big Thank You very much to Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy and Hal Roach R.I.P ❤❤❤😊😊😊
@julioribeiro9687
@julioribeiro9687 10 месяцев назад
@bobbie6468
@bobbie6468 11 месяцев назад
Love this program. Love this post. Thank you for providing it. I really appreciate it.
@bobbie6468
@bobbie6468 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for this. I loved and still love radio, especially mystery shows. Again, thank you
@omdhhehehe
@omdhhehehe 11 месяцев назад
Back when Hollywood was just with residents until the 80s it became a tourist attraction
@jamriza
@jamriza Год назад
👍
@saltcitystud
@saltcitystud Год назад
I didn't care for any of the film adaptations but this is awesome! I remember the first time that I ever heard this, years ago.
@betsya7054
@betsya7054 Год назад
Very interesting. I guessed to did it, but not why. Thank you
@robertszvetics210
@robertszvetics210 Год назад
I think Bill Cosby shot his wife.
@kathywright6853
@kathywright6853 Год назад
I have some of these on dvds,they are so witty,love the way the middle commercial is a skit,and the guests are always great,this one with Bogie is terrific😂
@addie_is_me
@addie_is_me Год назад
Benny and Bogey ❤
@tombarzey7964
@tombarzey7964 Год назад
My childhood memories growing up in the 60’s watching these great compilations of The Fugitive, I Spy, Get Smart, Mod Squad, and The Man from Uncle!
@davidogden7389
@davidogden7389 Год назад
What a tune❤
@englishcountryside4581
@englishcountryside4581 Год назад
@ 17:56 a dime in 1953 is worth about $1:25 today. Pretty expensive for a phone call 📞
@GregCapp
@GregCapp Год назад
A class act all the way Great show ! Enjoyed June 8 2023 Modesto California Unbelievable sound quality
@GregCapp
@GregCapp Год назад
CBS sure did a great job making these Radio shows.Philip Marlow was the best of the best. Enjoyed June 8 2023 Modesto California
@billhowes7937
@billhowes7937 Год назад
Gerald Mohr was spot on as Marlowe.
@billhowes7937
@billhowes7937 Год назад
I never tire of listening to Gerald Mohrs portrayal of Philip Marlowe . He was great in that role.
@MegaGary1957
@MegaGary1957 Год назад
One of the most beautiful women to ever live. Sad the way she was used by Hollywood and all the famous people she came in contact with. Raised in so many different orphanages and probably raped and molested at young age and had no parental guidance from a Mother or Father and no love growing up. She needed someone who truly loved her and cared for her to always be there with her and guide her but she did not have that. We will never truly know if she took her own life or was murdered.
@thetrixiefirecracker
@thetrixiefirecracker Год назад
This is my favorite one.
@damon9408
@damon9408 Год назад
I still love radio. Something cozy about it. I hope it stays around for a long time
@mikemcghin5394
@mikemcghin5394 Год назад
How i not known about this
@josephweiss1559
@josephweiss1559 Год назад
Did't realize it was true when I saw the movie LaBamba
@derrickkimmons8785
@derrickkimmons8785 Год назад
I like Ricardo Cortez he seemed like a friendly person
@12classics39
@12classics39 Год назад
Their close friendship was not a mere onscreen illusion; it was very real. After appearing in a film with John Wayne while Stan Laurel was briefly too sick to work, Oliver Hardy was offered essentially a new solo career as Wayne’s partner in future films. He simply responded, “I’m sorry, but I already have a partner” and resumed working with Stan. Less than a decade later, when Oliver died, Stan retired and refused to work alone or with a new partner; thus, he never stood on a stage or in front of a film camera again. ❤