VARIETY OF SOUNDS

Originally broadcast on WDCB
Saturday, August 10, 2002

THE SHADOW (3-19-39) “Can the Dead Talk?” starring William Johnstone as Lamont Cranston with Agnes Moorehead as the lovely Margo Lane. Mr. Voltan (House Jameson), a mentalist, determines the true identity of the Shadow. Blue Coal, MBS. (30 min)

ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIET (11­21-48) The Nelsons have been bitten by the curiosity bug. Cast features Tommy Bernard, Henry Blair, John Brown, Lurene Tuttle, Mary Jane Croft. International Silver Company, NBC. (28 min)

SPEAKING OF RADIO (2-17-75) Barbara Luddy and Olan Soule talk about their radio careers in a conversation with Chuck Schaden re­corded in Woodland Hills, California, at the home of Olen Soule. Miss Luddy died in 1979 at age 71; Mr. Soule died in 1994 at age 84. (16 min & 16 min & 12 min)

FIRST NIGHTER (1-29-48) “A Writer in the Family” starring Barbara Luddy and Olan Soule in a romantic comedy about a case of hidden identity as a writer of western stories meets a highway surveyor. Broadcasting from the “Little Theatre Off Times Square,” the cast includes Hugh Studebaker, Paul Freed, Arthur Q. Brian. Frank Worth and the orchestra. Campana Products, CBS. (30 min)

SINGING LADY (6-2-36) Irene Wicker with an episode of her popular children’s show. The Singing Lady tells a story about some Ameri­can children and their adventures in Yokohama,
Japan. Kellogg’s Cereals, NBC. 114 min)

ACADEMY AWARD (5-4-46) “Stagecoach” starring Randolph Scott and Claire Trevor. Pas­sengers traveling west on a stagecoach con­front each other and an Indian attack. House of Squibb, CBS. (29 min).