TWTD Archive – May 24, 1997
VARIETY OF PROGRAMS
Originally broadcast on WNIB
Saturday, May 24, 1997
BUCK ROGERS IN THE TWENTY-FIFTH CENTURY (4-4-39) An origin story episode tells how Buck, born in the 20th Century, came to be an adventurer in the 25th Century.
REFRESHMENT CLUB (11-23-36) First show in the series starring Don McNeill (of the Breakfast Club) as host of an informal half hour of music and fun.
SUSPENSE (1-30-47) “Three Blind Mice” starring Van Heflin. A member of a law firm is suspicious of his partners.
PAUL GIBSON (1-29-55) Excerpt. Chicago’s most opinionated radio personality discusses chivalry and knights of olde.
PAUL GIBSON (8-17-55) Excerpt. Chicago’s ultimate male chauvinist complains about wives who have let themselves go.
IMAGINATION THEATRE (5-12-96) 1. “The Eddie Matthew Matter.” When a famous jazz musician dies without a will, his son hires detective Harry Nile to help him collect a fortune. 2. “Woman’s Work is Never Done.” A miserly farmer forbids his wife to take a break from her drudgery in order to take violin lessons.
PLEASE STAND BY – a History of Radio (1986) Lesson 29: All Things Remembered begins a two-part retrospective on the subjects covered in the entire 30-part series, beginning with the discoveries which led to the birth of radio.
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