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First Published in 1973. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor &
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Jim Harmon
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Sherlock Holmes is once again after the game which is afoot, but in
the West of Tom Mix. Captain Midnight takes to the air and the
virtual airwaves for us to solve a spy case. Mr. District Attoney
solves a historic crime. Johnny Dollar adds a page to his expense
account. Chandu the Magician lifts the veil on another mystery.
These beloved characters from the world of old time radio are not
gone forever, but live again in these pages in brand new stories,
especially prepared for this edition. These short stories are in
standard reading form, not re-tread scripts. Using you own
imagination you can not only read them but hear those voices and
sounds in your mind. Those who loved the "Theatre of Imagination"
will love these stores pertaining to it from well-known authors
including William F. Nolan, Jack A. French, Richard Lupoff, Jon
Swartz, Steve Kallis, and Jim Harmon.
Here it is! The "meets" volume! Ever wondered what might happen if
The Whistler meets Mysterious Traveler Sherlock Holmes meets
Raffles Johnny Dollar goes into Duffy's Tavern Jack Benny meets
Richard Diamond Captain Midnight meets Sky King Gunsmoke meets Have
Gun Will Travel The Bickersons meet Fibber McGee & Molly Mary
Noble meets Lum & Abner Just Plain Bill visits the Halls of Ivy
The Great Gildersleeve meets Honest Harold Vic & Sade meet Aunt
Fanny from Breakfast Club The Sea Hound meets Scarlet Queen ?
Discover the answers to these and more in the third volume of the
popular series of NEW adventures of old-time radio fiction. Praise
for Volume 1: A terrific bunch of writers, all with the ability to
make these shows sound as fresh as they were in their heyday. Laura
Wagner, Classic Images The enthusiasm of the writers and their
respect for the period is infectious. Jon L. Breen, Ellery Queen
Mystery Magazine
From the 1920s to the 1950s, radio was the entertainment source for
millions. Two of the primary themes of radio serials were mysteries
and adventure. This is a detailed analysis of the important
programs in these genres - ""Jack Armstrong,"" ""The Green
Hornet,"" ""Sergeant Preston,"" ""Tom Mix,"" and more. Each entry
includes type of series, broadcast days, air dates, sponsors,
network, cast and production credits, and a comprehensive essay.
When, as often happened, the series landed in other media, that is
examined as well.
In 1967, Jim Harmon published the first edition of The Great Radio
Heroes to great acclaim. Thirty-three years later comes an
illustrated, corrected, revised and greatly expanded new edition...
Once there was a time--and it was not so long ago--when radio
listening, especially to the dramas, was one of the most important
events in many a young person's life. People developed a love
affair with the radio, and though the old times are now gone
forever, the love affair continues. The heroes and settings of
radio drama spurred the imagination to supply its own and much
better images than visual media provided. There were no padded
shoulders on the Lone Ranger, Superman flew with no jiggly trick
photography, and the Martians whom Orson Welles helped attack the
Earth were more convincing than anything the movies can provide.
For those who have been under the thrall of radio's alluring call,
your new host Jim Harmon provides reminiscences of the heyday of
radio programming, with insights on such radio dramas as I Love a
Mystery, Gangbusters, The Shadow, Inner Sanctum, Batman and Robin,
Superman, Tom Mix, The Lone Ranger, The Green Hornet, Adventures by
Morse and a couple of dozen more. Photographs, a bibliography, and
an index are included to enhance the reader's journey into a past
time when radio was the favorite pastime.
In "A Joe Bev Cartoon Collection," award-winning radio producer
and voice actor Joe Bevilacqua, a.k.a. Joe Bev, presents
"Hard-Boiled Joe Bev: A Joe Bev Cartoon, Volume 1
"An hour of film noir parodies, includingThe Mysterious Thief of
ThievesThe SafeThe Japanese SandmanThe Mystery of the Missing
CoinThe Camp Kilmer Case
"Joe Bev at Sea: A Joe Bev Cartoon, Volume 2
"An hour of sea adventure parodies, includingAn Octopus in
TroubleBritty the StarfishThe Good PiratePete the PelicanLola the
WhaleBirth of the TurtlesSherlock Snail Finds a HomeThe Cockerel,
the Duck, and the MermaidsStickybeard s TreasureA Warm WhaleMaddie
s Treasure
"Joe Bev at the Circus: A Joe Bev Cartoon, Volume 3
"An hour of big-top parodies, includingThe Careless ClownThe Happy
SweeperPerils of the Tiger BarnSticky WicketThe Mysterious Juggling
ClownThe Traveling Extravaganza
"Joe Bev Goes West: A Joe Bev Cartoon, Volume 4
"Two hours of horse opera parodies, includingThe Deductive Mr.
HorseflyThe Mystery of the Bodiless HorsemanJohnny the LizardThe
Lonely RangerDeadeye DunbarRapunzel and the BanditThe Old RangerThe
Full Warren
"Joe Bev in Outer Space: A Joe Bev Cartoon, Volume 5
"An hour of sci-fi parodies, includingThe Crashed MartianThe Red
MoonThe Best RobotThe HypersensorSquidge AttackHuck Goes to the
MoonDrums in SpaceTimmy in the FutureRobot with a VirusThe Old Man
and the Moon
"Joe Bev in the Jungle: A Joe Bev Cartoon, Volume 6
"An hour of jungle adventure parodies, includingThe Lion s
RoarJohnny the GiraffeThe Colorless TigerIce in the JungleThe
Tickling ScalesThe Mocking TigerJemima the Nosy GiraffeNever Make
Fun of a RhinoThe Photographic ElephantPeter Bergman and the End of
the WorldThe Boo Boo Monkeys"
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