Old Time Radio Classics

Escape - "This Side of Nowhere" (1950)

Escape presents “This Side of Nowhere,” episode 135, originally broadcast on CBS on December 3, 1950. Written by Antony Ellis and directed by Norman Macdonnell, the drama

Screen Directors Playhouse - "Shadow of a Doubt" (1950)

Screen Directors Playhouse presents “Shadow of a Doubt,” episode 76, originally broadcast on November 9, 1950. This one-hour NBC adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1943 thr

Academy Award Theater - "Arise, My Love" (2006)

Academy Award Theater presents “Arise, My Love,” episode 10, originally broadcast on CBS on June 1, 1946. Ray Milland reprises his film role in this adaptation of the 194

The Whistler - "Chain Reaction" (1948)

The Whistler presents “Chain Reaction,” originally broadcast May 12, 1948, as episode 311. Written by Sidney Renthal, this CBS Pacific Network drama was sponsored by Sign

Lux Radio Theatre - "Killer Cates" (1946)

Lux Radio Theatre presents “Killer Cates,” episode 550, originally broadcast on CBS on December 16, 1946. Jack Benny takes a notable dramatic turn alongside Gail Patrick

Suspense - "The Man Within" (1953)

Suspense presents “The Man Within,” episode 510, originally broadcast on April 27, 1953. Herbert Marshall stars in this CBS Radio adaptation of Graham Greene’s 1929 novel

Escape - "Orient Express" (1949)

Escape presents “Orient Express,” originally broadcast on CBS Radio on February 19, 1949. This is episode 56, adapted by Sheldon Stark and Walter Newman from Graham Green

Screen Directors Playhouse - "Spiral Staircase" (1949)

Screen Directors Playhouse presents “Spiral Staircase,” episode 44, originally broadcast on November 25, 1949. This NBC adaptation is introduced by guest screen director

Academy Award Theater - "The Pride of the Marines" (2006)

Academy Award Theater presents “The Pride of the Marines,” episode 12, originally broadcast June 15, 1946. John Garfield reprises his film role as Al Schmid, with Rosemar

Lux Radio Theatre - "All About Eve Afrs" (1954)

Lux Radio Theatre presents “All About Eve AFRS,” originally broadcast November 23, 1954, as episode 898. This adaptation of the acclaimed 1950 film draws on Mary Orr’s st

The Whistler - "Sing a Song of Murder" (1945)

The Whistler presents “Sing a Song of Murder,” episode 173, originally broadcast on September 17, 1945. This CBS Pacific Network mystery was sponsored by Signal Oil, writ

Suspense - "Stranger with My Face" (1961)

Suspense presents “Stranger with My Face,” originally broadcast on CBS Radio on July 23, 1961. This late-run episode, commonly listed as episode 886, stars Bernard Grant

Escape - "Carnival in Vienna" (1954)

Escape, “Carnival in Vienna,” originally broadcast on CBS Radio Network on September 11, 1954. This is episode 226 of the suspense anthology’s final 1954 run, written and

Lux Radio Theatre - "The Awful Truth" (1939)

Lux Radio Theatre presents “The Awful Truth,” episode 228, originally broadcast on CBS on September 11, 1939. This adaptation of the 1937 film stars Cary Grant, reprising

Academy Award Theater - "Suspicion" (2010)

Academy Award Theater presents “Suspicion,” episode 32, originally broadcast on CBS on October 30, 1946. This half-hour adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1941 film stars C

Screen Directors Playhouse - "Take a Letter Darling" (1951)

Screen Directors Playhouse presents “Take a Letter Darling,” episode 88, originally broadcast February 1, 1951. This NBC adaptation of the 1942 Paramount romantic comedy

The Whistler - "Brief Pause for Murder" (1949)

The Whistler presents “Brief Pause for Murder,” originally broadcast September 11, 1949. This is episode 380 of the CBS Pacific Network suspense series, sponsored by Sign

Suspense - "Sleep Is for Children" (1960)

Suspense presents “Sleep Is for Children,” originally broadcast on CBS on March 6, 1960. Commonly listed as episode 843, this tense suburban drama was written by Ralph Be

Escape - "The Scarlet Plague" (1954)

Escape presents “The Scarlet Plague,” episode 209, originally broadcast on CBS on April 8, 1954. Adapted by Les Crutchfield from Jack London’s 1912 plague novel, this lat

Lux Radio Theatre - "Cavalcade" (1936)

Lux Radio Theatre presents “Cavalcade,” episode 113, originally broadcast on CBS on December 28, 1936. Produced by Cecil B. DeMille and sponsored by Lux Soap, this adapta