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Category Archives: Dragnet
Recommended Series For First Time OTR Listeners
There are so many facets to the world of Old Time Radio, it is hard to know where to start enjoying it. The truth is there is so much to enjoy in OTR, it is easy to imagine that almost … Continue reading
Posted in Country Western Music, Detective Radio, Dragnet, Escape, Fibber McGee and Molly, Gunsmoke, Have Gun Will Travel, Horror Show, Inner Sanctum Mysteries, Old Time Radio, Radio Detective, Suspense, X Minus One, Yours Truly Johnny Dollar
Tagged First Time Listeners, old time radio recommendations
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Supermoon Sunday: Dragnet’s “Werewolf” Old Time Radio Episode
With the Supermoon coming on Sunday, we remember one of our all time favorite werewolf stories. Dragnet‘s “Werewolf” aired June 17, 1949. The women are left half-dead, victims of robbery and horrible attacks. “The Werewolf” as dubbed by the local … Continue reading
Posted in Dragnet
Tagged Dragnet, Jack Webb, Old Time Radio, Supermoon 2013, Supermoon Sunday, Werewolf
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Sgt Joe Friday’s Dragnet Christmas
“TUM de Dumdum, Tum de Dum Dum DUMMM!” Christmas is found on the mean streets of Los Angeles. One of the saddest possible Christmas stories is Dragnet‘s “Twenty Two Rifle for Christmas.” The story about an unsupervised boy whose friend … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Christmas Radio Shows, Detective Radio, Dragnet, Jack Webb, Old Time Radio
Tagged Ben Alexander, Jack Webb
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21st Precinct and Dragnet, East and West Coast Cop Shows
The phenomenal success of Dragnet, premiering in 1949, was bound to have imitators. One of the Columbia network’s answers was 21st Precinct. Comparisons between the two police procedural dramas are interesting. Both shows emphasize the human reality of police work. … Continue reading
Posted in Detective Radio, Dragnet, Jack Webb, Old Time Radio, Police Drama
Tagged New York City, Twenty First Precinct
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Fatal Females in Old Time Radio
If you’ll check the record, the first Femme Fatale was a lady named Eve. Since then, Fatal Females have come in all shapes and sizes. It is fun to list the famous ones: Salome, Jezebel, the Sirens, Delilah, Morgan le … Continue reading
Happy Mothers Day, Even to Mother in Law
“Never depend on the glory of the Morning or the Smiles of your Mother In Law.” -Japanese proverb In the world of Old Time Radio,  Amos ‘n’ Andy Kingfish’s Mother in law comes to stay with him when Sapphire goes … Continue reading