
Episodes of the radio series "Front Page Farrell".
The run
(30 Episodes) Tom Mix Ralston Straight Shooters: Thomas (Tom) Edwin Mix (born Thomas Hezikiah Mix January 6, 1880 – October 12, 1940) was an American film actor, starring in many of the early silent Western pictures. He is said to have made as many as 336 films between the years 1910 & 1935, all but nine of which were silent features. He was Hollywood’s first Western megastar & is noted as having helped define the genre for all cowboy actors to follow. SELIG POLYSCOPE: Mix began his film career as a supporting cast member with the Selig Polyscope Company. His first shoot in 1910 at their studio in the Edendale district of Los Angeles (now known as Echo Park) was Ranch Life in the Great Southwest, in which he showed his skills as a cattle wrangler. The film was a success and Mix became an early motion picture star. Olive gave birth to their daughter Ruth on July 13, 1912. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “TomMixRalstonStraightShooters”; these recordings are in the public domain.
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Internet Archive audio collections
Rights
Public domain — no renewed US copyright
Cataloguing
Air dates and notes from the Archive item record
The shape of the run
8 dated broadcasts across 12 years on the air, with 7 years where nothing is known to survive. Brightness is transfer quality; empty cells are months lost to time.
Episodes
Start here
Restored broadcasts from 1939, in original transmission order.
10 Mar 1939 · 15 min
Originally broadcast on Syndicated, 10 March 1939. Transferred from the Internet Archive's Old Time Radio Researchers collection (public domain).
18 Apr 1941 · 19 min
Originally broadcast on Syndicated, 18 April 1941. Transferred from the Internet Archive's Old Time Radio Researchers collection (public domain).
1 Dec 1941 · 13 min
Originally broadcast on Syndicated, 1 December 1941. Transferred from the Internet Archive's Old Time Radio Researchers collection (public domain).
8 Dec 1941 · 14 min
Originally broadcast on Syndicated, 8 December 1941. Transferred from the Internet Archive's Old Time Radio Researchers collection (public domain).
15 Dec 1941 · 11 min
Originally broadcast on Syndicated, 15 December 1941. Transferred from the Internet Archive's Old Time Radio Researchers collection (public domain).
1 Jan 1942 · 11 min
Originally broadcast on Syndicated, 1 January 1942. Transferred from the Internet Archive's Old Time Radio Researchers collection (public domain).
1 Feb 1942 · 15 min
Originally broadcast on Syndicated, 1 February 1942. Transferred from the Internet Archive's Old Time Radio Researchers collection (public domain).
21 Jun 1944 · 12 min
Originally broadcast on Syndicated, 21 June 1944. Transferred from the Internet Archive's Old Time Radio Researchers collection (public domain).
Same night on the air
Everything else the archive still holds from the night of 10 Aug 1945.

Episodes of the radio series "Front Page Farrell".

10 Aug 1945 · 14 min
(09 Episodes) "Front Page Farrell" was a 15 minute daily, "Husband & Wife Detective Team" Soap Opera/Crime Serial, broadcast by Mutual/NBC from June 23, 1941 thru March 26, 1954. This serial was a Soap Opera disguised as a Crime Serial, to coax the working-class man to sit by the radio, after his long hard day at work. Judging by the length of the run, the idea worked! Because this detective soap opera took place during WWII, many of the episodes were taken directly from real life, more specifically, from the Office of War Information. From 1941-06-23 thru 1942-03-13, Front Page Farrell starre

10 episdoes of lorenzo jones.comedy,soap opera

The few surviving episodes of this classic comic radio soap--an unusual entry from the fabled Frank and Anne Hummert soap factory. Karl Swenson as Lorenzo Jones; Betty Garde and Lucille Wall as his wife, Belle; Joseph Julian as Sandy Matson; John Brown or Frank Behrens as Jim Barker; Mary Wickes, Grace Keddy, or Nancy Sheridan as Irma Barker. Announcers: Don Lowe or George Putnam. Writers: Theodore and Mathilde Ferro.
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What it became
Gunsmoke was sold as the first adult western: moral ambiguity, weather, silence. Serialised folk horror and long-form fiction inherited its patience.
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