The Adventures of Superman OTR- The first 75 episodes

Thanks to the folks over at Internet Archive, here's the first 75 episodes of the classic Adventures of Superman Old Time Radio Show....enjoy!

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Fantastic Four Radio Show Re-Up

After several attempts at posting the show myself in it's entirety, I've just left all the hard work up to the folks over at the INTERNET ARCHIVE and figured I'd post their links...

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Archie Andrews Radio Show

America's favorite teenagers, Archie Andrews and the Riverdale gang, actually had a fairly lengthy run on radio in it's heyday. The first incarnation of the show debuted on May 31, 1943, and continued as a five times a week, 15 minute show on the Blue Network until October 1st, when it became a weekly 25 minute series. This did not last long, because on December 24, 1943, this incarnation of the show ended.

But, then from January 17 to June 2, 1944, it aired yet again as a 15 minute daily show on the Mutual network, then taking another brief hiatus and debuting on NBC a year later on June 2, 1945, switching back to a weekly 30 minute show airred on Saturday mornings, until September 5th, 1953, sponsored by Swift and Company.

Cast :

Charles Mullen, Jack Grimes, Burt Boyar as Archie Andrews
Bob Hastings as Archie during the NBC run.
Harlan Stone and Cameron Andrews as Jughead Jones
Rosemary Rice as Betty Cooper
Gloria Mann and Vivian Smolen as Veronica Lodge
Alice Yourman and Arthur Kohl as Mary and Fred Andrews
Paul Gordon as Reggie Mantle
Arthur Maitland as Mr. Weatherbee

Announcer : Bob Sherry
Music : George Wright
Produceer : Kenneth W. MacGregor
Sound Effects : Agnew Horine


Here's a few episodes (hosted by Internet Archive) from the NBC run of the show (just right click the link to download):

Drugstore Mixup 07/27/1946

Suffering from the Heat- 08/07/1948

The New TV Set- 05/21/1949

The Blue Beetle- Radio Show (1940)

For download tonight, I offer the first installment of The Complete Blue Beetle Old Time Radio Show. I've been an enthusiast of OTR for years, and always get a kick out of hearing these things.

From Wikipedia:
The Blue Beetle had a relatively short career on the radio, between May and September of 1940. Motion picture and radio actor Frank Lovejoy was the Blue Beetle for the first 13 episodes, while for the rest of the shows, the voice was provided by a different, uncredited actor. The Blue Beetle was a young police officer who saw the need for extra-ordinary crime fighting. He took the task on himself by secretly donning a superhero costume to create fear in the criminals who were to learn to fear the Blue Beetle's wrath. The 13-minute segments were usually only two-parters, so the stories were often more simple than other popular programs, such as the Superman radio serial.

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