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+ The CBS Radio Workshop was an experimental dramatic radio anthology series that aired on CBS from January 27, 1956, until September 22, 1957. Subtitled “radio’s distinguished series to man’s imagination,” it was a revival of the earlier Columbia Workshop, broadcast by CBS from 1936 to 1943, and it used some of the same writers and directors employed on the earlier series. The CBS Radio Workshop was one of American network radio's last attempts to hold onto, and perhaps recapture, some of the demographics they had lost to television in the post-World War Two era.-WikiPedia Click here to read more about CBS Radio Workshop


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 04.06.1956 cbs radio workshop (11) speaking of cinderella if the shoe fits

+ A well-done, fun look at the old story told the conventional way, and then a modern "Madison Aven...
 03.30.1956 cbs radio workshop (10) the ex urbanites

+ A chilling (but true) horror story about the problems of living in the suburbs. A factual yet inc...
 03.23.1956 cbs radio workshop (09) legend of jimmy blue eyes

+ A great New Orleans-style jazz band is featured. A story of a low down man who played the blues, ...
 03.16.1956 cbs radio workshop (08) cops and robbers

+ A crime is solved on the air. Real cops...not-so-real robbers. The system cue has been deleted. C...
 03.09.1956 cbs radio workshop (07) report on esp

+ Dramatizations of true cases of telepathy and discussions of investigations into the possibilitie...
 03.02.1956 cbs radio workshop (06) voice of new york

+ New York is a city of sound and that sound is the voice of the city, the voice of New York. Tony ...
 02.24.1956 cbs radio workshop (05) colloquy #1 interview with william shakespeare

+ Dr. Frank C. Baxter who was a professor of English at the University of Southern California inter...
 02.17.1956 cbs radio workshop (04) season of disbelief and hail and farewell

+ Season And Disbelief and Hail And Farewell are two unusual and provocative character studies by R...
 02.10.1956 cbs radio workshop (03) storm

+ William Conrad is superb, the music is excellent, the sound effects are great, the writing is per...
 02.03.1956 cbs radio workshop (02) brave new world part 2

+ The conclusion of the famous story of the future, narrated by the author. Aldus Huxley introduces...
 01.27.1956 brave new world ep01of02

First episode in this dramatic series is the classic "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley. A classic ...

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This program was a revival of the old Columbia Workshop that was broadcast from from 1936 to 1942. Only this series featured experimental dramas. It was broadcast from January 27, 1956 to September 22, 1957. "This is the CBS Radio Workshop...dedicated to man's imagination...the theater of the mind! " The series featured many Hollywood radio actors includng William Conrad; Parley Baer; Lurene Tuttle; Jack Kruschen; Joseph Kearns; Vic Perrin; Sam Edwards; Gloria Henry; Charlotte Lawrence. Later the program was produced in New York. Producer was William Froug. Directors were William M Robson; Jack Johnstone; Dee Englebach; Elliott Lewis; Anthony Ellis.

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ALDOUS HUXLEY COLLECTION
ALDOUS HUXLEY COLLECTION
The CBS Radio Workshop Radio Program
First CBS Radio Workshop spot ad from January 27, 1956
Aldous Huxley, 60 at the time, performed both narration and exposition for the first two CBS Radio Workshop produc- tions, Huxley's Brave New World in two parts.
Huxley's Brave New World, a First Edition copy from 1932
Dr. Frank Baxter illustrates the Stratford on Avon Stage for the CBS Camera
The Exurbanites, A.C. Spectorsky's fascinating lens onto the World of post-World War II Advertising, served as the basis for Program #10 of CBS Radio Workshop
Two business legends, AFL-CIO leader George Meaney on the left, lights a cigar for Real Estate Tycoon William Zeckendorf, ca. 1956
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, himself very much the stuff of legend, was both an historic French aviator as well as a gifted novelist. He wrote The Little Prince prior to his service with The Free French during World War II, during which he was shot down during an intelligence mission somewhere over the Rhone Valley, ca. July 1944, at the age of 43.
The Little Prince was Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's contribution to American Literature. He wrote the charming novel while living on Long Island at Asharoken in the summer and fall of 1942
A thumbnail sketch of H.L. Mencken, ca. 1931
Star Boy traced the Blackfoot/Sioux legend that comprises those Nations' equivalent of the Christian Nativity and Easter tales.
Subways Are for Sleeping was a Harper's Bazaar short story by Edmund G. Love adapted for CBS Radio Workshop's 28th Program of the same name.
The Story of Oedipus and his gruesome fate, above portrayed by Sir Laurence Olivier with Sybil Thorndike as Jocasta, ca. 1945
Hector Chevigny with his secretary Beatrice Dal Negro from 1946
One of the few modern texts to capture The Legend of Annie Christmas, Virginia Hamilton's Her Stories was a 1996 Coretta Scott King Award winner
Robert Nathan turned his three Harper's Magazine article on the Weans into a 1960 novel.
Carl Sandburg, ca. 1955
Sophie Tucker, ca. 1956
Honoré de Balzac, ca. 1820s
Space Merchants paperback, ca. 1960
The legendary Ampex 200, the darling of the Radio networks, ca. 1956
The 'stars' of Program 69, I Have Three Heads, the three heads of an Ampex 200 reel-to-reel tape recorder
Pulitzer Prize winning composer Norman Dello Joio, ca. 1964 Mr. Dello Joio, one of America's great Master composers, passed away last year in July 2008 at the age of 95.
James G. Thurber, ca. 1955
Heinlein's ironic Space tale, The Green Hills of Earth, first published in the February 8, 1947 edition of The Saturday Evening Post
Malihini Magic relates the tale of romantic expectations of a vacation in The Territory of Hawaii
By the late 1930s Ferde Grofé Jr.'s father Ferde Grofé Sr. was considered a possible successor to George Gershwin. Still doesn't ring any bells? Try this: 'Grand Canyon Suite.' Yes, THAT Ferde Grofé.
CBS Radio Workshop's last production was dedicated to Yale University's Class of '61, through Sinclair Lewis' poignant tale of Young Man Axelbrod
Parley Baer as Miles Dugan in The Young and the Restless, ca. 1977
Theta Alpha Phi Honor Society Seal
Parley Baer in a fatherly role in the 1939 production of George and Margaret for Theta Alpha Phi
Parley Baer kisses the horse after kissing the bride, ca. 1946
Parley Baer as Chester Wesley Proudfoot from Radio's Gunsmoke, ca. 1953
Parley Baer in one of his rare non-Darby roles as the Captain of Waiters in Ozzie and Harriet from Nov 1956
Parley Baer as Mr. Darby from Ozzie and Harriet, March 1957
Parley Baer as Herb Darby in the Tutti-Frutti episode of Ozzie and Harriet from December 1957
Neighbor Darby strikes a hard bargain for one of the boys' Christmas Trees in the Dec 1957 Ozzie and Harriet episode The Christmas Tree Lot
Parley Baer with Marlon Brando in 1958's The Young Lions
Parley Baer as Dr. Kramer in Bewitched from 1966
Parley Baer as Mr. Corbett in Gomer Pyle USMC from 1966
Parley Baer as Reich's Doktor Pohlmann from Hogan's Heroes, 1967
Parley Baer was the voice of the Keebler Elf for 29 Years
Parley Baer as Mr. Williams in Little House On the Prairie from 1980
Parley Baer as Chester T. Rainey from The Golden Girls, 1987
Parley Baer as Mr. Hube in Life Goes On from 1989
Herb Butterfield directed The Story of Mary Marlin over Chicago's WMAQ (1936)
Herb Butterfield ca. 1957
Herb Butterfield in character as Preacher Jim (upper left) is showcased in a newspaper teaser for 1939's Kitty Keene, Inc. serial melodrama.
William Conrad, ca. 1943
William Conrad in Killers (1947)
William Conrad as Matt Dillon, ca. 1953 (Courtesy of Harry Bartell)
William Conrad, for ABC, ca. 1957
William Conrad and Jack Webb, in Webb's Film, --30-- (1959)
Conrad in Cannon publicity still, ca 1971
Bill Conrad, ca. 1972
CBS RADIO WORKSHOP
CBS RADIO WORKSHOP
CBS RADIO WORKSHOP
CBS RADIO WORKSHOP
THE WAR OF THE WORLDS OTR COLLECTION
THE WAR OF THE WORLDS OTR COLLECTION
1966 ad for the CBS Radio Network
Distinguished Family Model
Actor Dick Beals
Cbs Radio Workshop 14 The Record Collectors
Margaret Whiting
Happy birthday, Gene Kelly! (Gotta dance!)
Richard Crenna
Cbs Radio Workshop 83 Grief Drives A Black Sedan
Bogie & Bacall during a radio performance on the CBS Radio Network in the 1940s
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