+Studio One is a long-running American radio–television anthology series, created in 1947 by the 26-year-old Canadian director Fletcher Markle, who came to CBS from the CBC. On April 29, 1947, Markle launched the 60-minute CBS radio series with an adaptation of Malcolm Lowry's Under the Volcano. Broadcast on Tuesdays, opposite Fibber McGee and Molly and The Bob Hope Show at 9:30 P.M., E.S.T., the radio series continued until July 27, 1948, showcasing such adaptations as Dodsworth, Pride and Prejudice, The Red Badge of Courage and Ah, Wilderness. Top performers were heard on this series, including John Garfield, Walter Huston, Mercedes McCambridge, Burgess Meredith and Robert Mitchum.-WikiPedia Click here to read more about Studio One
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Please enjoy these 57 old time radio episodes:
| Air Date | Title | Synopsis | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07.27.1948 | constant nymph |
+ "Constant Nymph". The last show of the series (on radio). A love story about a musically talente... | |
| 07.20.1948 | spanish bayonet |
+ "Spanish Bayonet". In the Florida colony at the time of the Revolution, a New Yorker finds slave... | |
| 06.29.1948 | arabesque |
+ "Arabesque". Intrigue, cloak and dagger in wartime Beirut. Marlene introduces a new song called,... | |
| 06.15.1948 | return of the native |
+ "The Return Of The Native". The classic English novel of love and hate on the bleak English Moor... | |
| 06.08.1948 | let me do the talking |
+ "Let Me Do The Talking". A behind-the-scenes look at the "literary business." | |
| 06.01.1948 | one foot in heaven |
+ "One Foot In Heaven". A preacher looks for new spiritual worlds to conquer, and finds them. | |
| 05.25.1948 | angelic avengers |
+ "Angelic Avengers". Kindly Rev. Panhallow takes under his wing young (and beautiful) girls, who ... | |
| 05.18.1948 | the last tycoon |
+ "The Last Tycoon". A rehearsal recording. See cat. #95108 for the program as broadcast. | |
| 05.11.1948 | wine of the country |
+ "Wine Of the Country". An excellent love story of the South, spiced with jealousy and insecurity... | |
| 05.04.1948 | private worlds |
+ "Private Worlds". A well-written and acted love story, set in a mental hospital of all places. | |
| 04.27.1948 | south riding |
+ "South Riding". English countryside melodrama of love and hate. | |
| 04.13.1948 | the glass key |
+ "The Glass Key". Dirty politics in the 1920s. A good murder melodrama, later adapted for televis... | |
| 04.06.1948 | the kimballs |
+ "The Kimballs". A man returns to the scene of his childhood and finds love and a terrible secret... | |
| 03.30.1948 | babbitt |
+ "Babbitt". An adaption of the classic story of small town life in 1920. | |
| 03.23.1948 | the thirty nine steps |
+ "The Thirty-Nine Steps". An excellent and exciting spy cops/robbers story. The basis for the cla... | |
| 03.16.1948 | one more spring |
+ "One More Spring". An unusual love story about a group of poor failures living in a Central Park... | |
| 03.09.1948 | sometime every summertime |
+ "Sometime, Every Summertime". A well-written, different kind of love story. | |
| 03.02.1948 | uncle harry |
+ "Uncle Harry". An excellent Victorian murder-melodrama, with a good ending. | |
| 02.24.1948 | kings row |
+ "King's Row". A fine love story of love and hatred in a small town, well-written and performed. | |
| 02.17.1948 | a farewell to arms |
+ "A Farewell To Arms". An excellent production of Hemingway's classic story of World War One. | |
| 02.03.1948 | dodsworth | ||
| 01.27.1948 | great impersonation |
+ "Great Impersonation". An excellent, adventure/spy story set during the first World War, with a ... | |
| 01.20.1948 | amazing dr clitterhouse |
+ "The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse". An excellent, taut drama about a meek little professor with his ... | |
| 01.13.1948 | wednesdays child |
+ "Wednesday's Child". Rehearsal. When mother hates father, an unhappy childhood turns to one of n... | |
| 12.30.1947 | so big |
+ "So Big". A woman of breeding marries a Dutch farmer who insists the ways of his father are best... |
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