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Situation Comedies in Old-Time Radio: America's Golden Age
07 May 2025
The Golden Age of Radio: A Nostalgic Journey Through American Situation Comedies In an era before television dominated our living rooms, old-time radio was the heartbeat of American entertainment. Families
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Joan Alexander: The Unforgettable Voice of Radio's First Lois Lane
24 April 2025
Best known for her radio role in the 1940s as the voice of Lois Lane in the popular Adventures of Superman series, Joan Alexander began her career as a model
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Frances Langford: Florida's Songbird
23 April 2025
Frances Langford began her life on April 4, 1913 in Lakeland, Florida. She grew up to become a force in radio and also had several film roles during her career.
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The Henry Morgan Show: Radio's Most Daring Satirist of the 1940s
21 April 2025
Henry Morgan (born, Henry Lerner Van Ost, Jr. on March 31, 1915) was an American humorist who is best remembered on radio as a satirist and on television as a
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Those Were The Days
19 April 2025
Received from a friend of RUSC. My Mom used to cut chicken, chop eggs and spread mayo on the cutting board with the same knife and no bleach, but we
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Frank Capra: From Sicilian Immigrant to Hollywood Legend
19 April 2025
Born in Bisacquino, Sicily he emigrated with his family to the United States in 1903, where he lived a pretty poor existence in the ghettos of Los Angeles east side.
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Peter Lorre: The Master of Radio Horror
16 April 2025
Peter Lorre was born on June 26, 1904, in Rozahegy, Austria-Hungary (now Ruzomberok, Slovakia) under the name, Laszlo Lowenstein, the son of Jewish parents. His family moved to Vienna, Austria
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Discovering Tiger-Themed Shows from the Golden Age
14 April 2025
This February is an even busier month than usual, with Jack Benny's birthday, Valentine's Day, President's Day, and the subject of today's editorial, Chinese New Year, all falling within days
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When A Girl Marries
13 April 2025
In celebration of the British Royal Wedding taking place on Friday 29th April 2011 between Prince William, second in line to the throne of England, and Kate Middleton we are
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In The Heart Of The Sea: The Story That Inspired Moby Dick
12 April 2025
The sinking of the Essex was an experience that later inspired the great novel, Moby Dick. So, as the novel has always been a favorite of both Joy and I,
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Shakespeare on Old Time Radio
11 April 2025
We rarely get an evening out together, so we were both very excited to see Shakespeare's comedy play, A Midsummer Night's Dream. I'll be the first to admit that I
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Bedtime with RUSC: One Listener's Journey from Sleepless Nights to Old Time Radio Bliss
10 April 2025
Here's just one of the great messages we've received. I'm putting this one up because Ken reminds me so much of me, and I'm sure a lot of you too,
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The Voice Behind The Shadow
08 April 2025
Bill Johnstone was an actor who enjoyed a long career in radio and later in television. His distinctive voice made him well known as Lamont Cranston – The Shadow –
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Hollywood's Secret Affairs: 10 Scandalous Star Romances from Cinema's Golden Age
04 April 2025
It is easy to think that celebrity affairs are a recent phenomenon, but the truth is that these kinds of dalliances have been going on since Adam & Eve. Here's
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The Grand Ole Opry: A Musical Pilgrimaged
02 April 2025
A few years back I spent four wonderful days in Nashville, the home of country music. As soon as I arrived I asked the concierge in the hotel what he
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Margaret O'Brien: From Child Star to Old Time Radio Legend
01 April 2025
Margaret O’Brien was a legendary child star and considered to be the greatest little actress of all time. She was an extremely gifted and talented performer who is best remembered
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Arthur Godfrey: Broadcasting Pioneer
31 March 2025
An American icon in the radio and television industry, Arthur Morton Godfrey was born in New York City on August 31st, 1903. A visionary and contributor of civil aviation, Arthur
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The Stan Freberg Show
30 March 2025
Stan Freberg had a multi-faceted career in the entertainment industry. He was an author, voice-over actor, radio announcer, and comedian to name a few. Born in 1926 in Los Angeles,
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Dick Powell's Rogue's Gallery: The Detective Series Where Dreams Solved Crimes
29 March 2025
He was born on November 14, 1904 in Mountain View, Arkansas and later attended Little Rock College. He began his career in entertainment when he joined the Charlie Davis Orchestra
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The RUSC Literary Challenge: Discover Classic Literature Through Vintage Radio Adaptations
29 March 2025
Okay, so maybe you won't be a literary 'genius', but this challenge is going to give you an amazing literary perspective of the most famous novels written in the past
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