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Got a boots, a hat and a horse? Then that’s probably Cassidy! Hopalong Cassidy was a success that it became one of the icons of America’s fictional stories in almost every medium (television, print, radio etc.). Its popularity began riding the radio industry through Mutual Broadcasting System in January 1950 and ran until 1952. This radio program often involves mystery and finding the identity of the culprit with the help of Cassidy.

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Please enjoy these 107 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis
02.26.1950	the voice of the dead	+ Program #9. Commodore syndication. "The Voice Of The Dead. Music fill for local commercial insert....
01.05.1952	the wastrels of juarez	+ Program #94. Commodore syndication. "The Wastrels Of Juarez". Hoppy tracks down a crooked bank t...
08.20.1950	the whistling ghosts	+ Program #34. Commodore syndication. "The Whistling Ghost". Paddy Bowman whistles before he shoot...
02.16.1952	the women of windy ridge	+ Program #100. Commodore syndication. "The Women Of Windy Ridge". Liz McCoy is barricaded in her ...
10.07.1950	tinkers dam	+ Program #41. Commodore syndication. "Tinker's Dam". Andy Lawson is accused of murder and stage r...
02.10.1951	wet beef and dry bones	+ Program #58. Commodore syndication. "Wet Beef and Dry Bones". The legend of Massacre Canyon: is ...
05.14.1950	willy whirl	+ Program #20. Commodore syndication. "The Man Who Made Willie Whirl". Music fill for local commerci...

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My mom couldn't stand his laugh....

Ted

Hoppy's the man!

John

One of my favorite shows ever!!!!!!!!!!!

Nyssa

One of my favorite shows ever!!!!!!!!!!!

Nyssa

My favorite! !!

Nyssa

Love That show..

Graham

Love this!

Suzanne

William Boyd played Hoppy in the movie series beginning in 1934. The role was supposed to be a rowdy, rough-mannered ranchhand. Boyd envisioned Hoppy as a clean-shaven and living (child- directed) cowboy. The producer finally agreed and a new hero was born. There were some 66 films. Boyd had a television adaption in mind, so he called for more close-ups and daylight scenes. Boyd was fired by the studio in 1943, and gambled all he could put together to buy the rights to the films that he carried onto early television. The movies began telecasting on New York local television in 1945, then nationally in 1948. By 1949 Boyd had succeeded with his desire. Hopalong Cassidy was on NBCTV (1949-1951), and fifty-two new half-hour episodes were filmed in syndication with Edgar Buchanan as his side-kick Red Connors. In 1952 the series grossed $70,000,000.

HOPALONG CASSIDY

Just discovered Hoppy a couple of weeks ago. I am 48. The acting skills of this mid 30's television show are impeccable. SUPER high quality directing and acting. My dad being a HUGE western fan never really talked too much about Hoppy, Maybe because he was on every Producers milk carton since I was a child?? I dunno. Anyway, Mr. Boyd, you are in my wife and mine's heart the GREATEST cowboy that ever was dear sir. A REAL HERO!!! We Love you Hoppy!!!

Chris & Shannon