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Silent Universe: Episode 7 Hello World - script- from: J. Marcus Xavier's Silent UniverseThe further adventures of Emmeline
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A Man Called Rejoice - script- from: Digital ScribeThe true story of Rejoice Mpofu, a South African man with two-tone shoes and a taste for liquor and ladies. This play celebrates a life, an ordinary life in extraordinary times, and is transmitted on the eve of World AIDS Day.
A Man Called Rejoice is a radio play commisioned and broadcast by the BBC. It has been published as Rejoice Burning by Aurora Metro Press in New South African Plays
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Quiet Please: 028 Berlin, 1945 - transcript- from: Quietly YoursSoldiers celebrate Christmas, plan, and welcome a strange wandering man.
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Lights Out: Sub-Basement - script- from: Generic Radio WorkshopArch Oboler's eerie classic about a married couple trapped in the dark sub-basement of a department store.
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Americans at Work: The Librarian - transcript- from: Early RadioOver her family's objections, young Helen Martin pursues a career in library work. Followed by an interview with two actual Los Angeles librarians. Veteran radio writer Margaret Lewerth contributed scripts to this CBS series which dramatized a different o
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Counterspy a.k.a. David Harding, Counterspy: Case of the Framed Congressman - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopManly espionage thriller.
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Easy Aces: Jane Gets a Loan for Her Brother - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopSmart comedy series about scatterbrained homebody Jane and her long-suffering husband, Mr. Ace.
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Easy Aces: Jane Serves on a Jury - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopSmart comedy series about scatterbrained homebody Jane and her long-suffering husband, Mr. Ace.
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Escape: A Study in Wax - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopYou are trapped in a snowbound cabin in northern Canada, with the temperature slowly dropping, while across the table from you, his eyes staring at you, is your only companion: a madman waiting for his chance to kill you.
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Is Anybody Listening? The Shadowed Star - transcript- from: Early RadioScript for a contemporary audio version of one of the earliest Christmas plays ever broadcast on American radio. The one-act play is "a tenement-house study" about "a woman, broken with years and suffering, cheered on Christmas Eve by hallucinations of a
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Little Orphan Annie: Annie's Surprise Party - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopPopular juvenile adventure series, based on the famous comic strip.
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Mark Trail: The Coils of Danger - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopUnlike the quiet Sunday comic strip character, radio's Mark Trail was supposed to be the two-fisted hero of a kid's adventure serial -- "Battling the raging elements! Fighting the savage wilderness! Striking at the enemies of man and nature!" In this par
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Our Miss Brooks: Puppy Love, Mr. Barlow, and Miss Davis - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopPopular and acclaimed situation comedy starring a first-rate ensemble cast led by wisecracking Eve Arden as Connie Brooks, high school English teacher. The series "was considered groundbreaking for showing a woman who was neither a scatterbrained klutz no
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Pat Novak for Hire: episode 14 - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopWell-regarded hard-boiled detective series.
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Pat Novak for Hire: episode 15 - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopWell-regarded hard-boiled detective series.
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Pat Novak for Hire: episode 19 - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopWell-regarded hard-boiled detective series.
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Radio City Playhouse: 'Twas the Night Before Christmas - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopComedy about two reporters asked to round up a couple of goats on Christmas Eve. From one of the better anthology series of the late 1940s.
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Tales of Tomorrow: The Drop and Martians Never Die - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopWell-regarded science fiction series.
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The Guiding Light: Episode 786 - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopExtra Duty DUZ detergent brings you an episode of the only radio soap opera that still airs on network TV today.
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The Hermit's Cave: The Vampire's Desire - transcript- from: Early RadioTwo men find themselves trapped in a creepy old house with some creepy old tenants on a dark and stormy night.
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The Hermit's Cave: Without End - transcript- from: Early RadioRomantic ghost story about a veteran and his lost love. This supernatural series is hosted by a cackling hermit who likes to tell "Ghoooossst stories. Weirrrrrd stories. And murders too!" This particular episode has some interesting similarities to the ki
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The Life of Riley: The Rileys' First Date - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopPopular domestic sitcom starring veteran character actor William Bendix as Chester A. Riley, riveter at a California aircraft plant. The character was a forerunner of such working class sitcom heroes as Ralph Kramden, Archie Bunker and Roseanne's Dan Conn
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The Planet Man: episode 1 - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopJuvenile science fiction adventure series.
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The Planet Man: episode 2 - transcript- from: Generic Radio WorkshopJuvenile science fiction adventure series.
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The Shell Show: A Porch in Gospel Flat - transcript- from: Early RadioA New England woman's resolve is tested when she moves to a mining settlement during the days of the California Gold Rush. Actress-author Cornelia Otis Skinner was well-known for writing and performing perceptive, character-driven dramatic monologues for
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WGBS: Sue 'Em - transcript- from: Early RadioThe Dorn family is thrown into a tizzy when Mr. Dorn is hit by a truck -- and Mrs. Dorn says, "Sue 'Em!" This humorous 1925 play (by Cleveland librarian Nancy Brosius) won the first radio drama contest held by New York station WGBS. Although it was clearl
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Your Hollywood Parade: Nine Short Dramatic Sketches - transcript- from: Early RadioHere are nine short plays that writer Arch Oboler contributed to the 1937-8 variety hour "Your Hollywood Parade." He was scripting his second season of "Lights Out" in Chicago when the American Tobacco Company offered him big money to go to Hollywood and
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