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Old-Time Radio - Music Theme List. A wonderful listing of all of the Theme's associated with your favorite Golden Age Radio shows.


The National Public Broadcasting Archives began as a cooperative effort among several broadcasting organizations and educational institutions. CPB, PBS and NPR along with the Academy for Educational Development joined forces with the University of Maryland to preserve the history of public broadcasting in America. NPBA was initiated out of the concern that the history of public broadcasting was at risk to industry representatives and made a case for establishing an archives at the University of Maryland.


Great Northern Radio's wonderful Radio Theater on the Web listing of virtually every currently active Radio Theatre group performing.


SignalAlpha.com is a small, but highly informative website celebrating the History of Sight and Sound through the Golden Age of Radio. It's a wonderfully informative and attractive website well worth returning to time and time again.


Paul Temple, Doctor Finlay's Casebook, Inspector West, Lord Peter Wimsey, Philip Odell, PC 49, Dick Barton, Dr. Morelle, Richard Hannay, Miss Marple, Hercule Poirot, The Radio Detectives, Raffles, The Man In Black, Maigret & All Gas and Gaiters


'The Thrilling Detective' is far and away the finest Detective Genre Site on the Web. It's a vast compendium of everything gumshoe. A must visit for any Detective Genre fan.



Charlie Chan.net has undergone several transformations over the years, and only gets better and more helpful, entertaining, and informative with each transformation.


A Blog on steroids, The Charlie Chan Annex is 'Virginia's' incredible BLOG-formatted accompaniment to her 'The Casebook of Charlie Chan' website. This is arguably one of the most thorough, well documented, and entertaining homages to the Charlie Chan genre. A must-see for any true Charlie Chan afficianado.


A Fascinating Glossary of Gumshoe Slang can be found at the Twists, Slugs, and Roscoes page. Hard-boiled Detective Genre fans will love it.


Jim Widner's interesting Radio's Private Eyes page.



Lou Genco's Old Time Radio Site comprehensive list of Golden Age Radio Detective Shows


Leslie Charteris' Simon Templar, alias The Saint. The Saint Club, dedicated to Leslie Charteris' Simon Templar, alias The Saint.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum. This is the home page for The Sherlock Holmes International Society. This site is chock full of Sherlock Holmes history and trivia directly from the source at 221B Baker Street in London.


Michael Sherman's exquisite 221B Baker Street site. A beautifully rendered and complete treatment of all thing Sherlock Holmesian. This site is a must see for any Sherlock Holmes fan.


The Sherlockian Net. The "Sherlockian Holmepage" was created November 22, 1994, on a Web server at the University of Waterloo, and grew steadily for five years. In January 2000, it was moved to its own space through a commercial provider, Golden Triangle On Line, and acquired the name Sherlockian.Net and its own Internet domain.


Bert Coules' BBC Complete Sherlock Holmes. A Comprehensive guide to the many iterations of the Sherlock Holmes Adventures produced by The BBC over the years.


Jenny Newbury's excellent English translated verion of the French Sherlock Holmes Museum on the Net (Le Musée de l'Holmes). This is an excellent jumping off point for International takes on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle tribute sites.


Sherlock Holmes 45 TopSites.



The Yes [Prime] Minister Files.

Easily the most complete, thorough, entertaining and accurate homage to these two hilarious, highly topical British Comedies.


Kenneth Williams Appreciation Society

A fan club is a group of people who tell an actor he's not alone in the way he feels about himself - from Acid Drops.


Stop Messin' About: The Kenneth Williams Website

A website created to celebrate the life and times of a British institution and to remember a talented actor and comedian. Kenneth Williams brought enjoyment to millions through performances in film, television, radio and theatre.


the officially unofficial I'M SORRY I HAVEN'T A CLUE

Dedicated to the multi-award winning comedy radio show--home to Mornington Crescent.


Tony Hancock Online

Celebrating the life and career of Tony Hancock - and providing a definitive source of information and to publicise the activities of the Tony Hancock Appreciation Society.


Jerry Haendige's Witch's Tale Site.




The Unofficial Fibber McGee and Molly Page by Al Girard


Welcome to Wistful Vista by Eric Wilson


The Great Gildersleeve Page by Richard Giblin


The Wayback Gildersleeve Project by Mike Wheeler


The Great Gildersleeve Home Page by Elizabeth B. Thomsen


The Bickerson's .com--Official Web Page of The Bickersons and Baby Snooks by Paul Rapp


Paul Rhymer's Vic and Sade Site by Rick Schrage

An excellent homage to this wonderful Show that's arguably the most popular radio show in Golden Age Radio History. Well over 3000 episodes aired, running at one point on all three major networks concurrently, day and night--and all 3000+ scripts written by the same man, Paul Rhymer!


Amos 'N Andy In Person. Elizabeth McLeod's complete monograph on one of radio's most famous and earliest comedy series.


http://www.flicklives.com
The purpose of Jim Clavin's excellent Jean Shepherd tribute website is to gather as much information as possible about Shep. Over the years Shep wrote many stories, articles, and columns. He was on the air almost every night for 20 years in New York, and made guest appearances on many other radio and television shows. He did live shows at hundreds of colleges across the country. The list goes on . . .


Abbott and Costello.net
"A different show to download every month"
If you're an Abbott & Costello fan (and who isn't?), this site is a must visit.


Jim Widner's excellent Radio Days Feature on the Comedy Genre.


Jim Widner's excellent Radio Days Feature on the Sci-Fi Genre.


WELCOME to the revised SPACE OPERA website. This is the same site that started as a one page call for fans of the 1950's SF Television Shows . That was in December of 1996 and the response was more than expected and still continues. The New Domain Name SOLAR GUARD honors all aspects of Space Opera throughout the different imaginary universes.


Avengers On The Radio is one of the two most complete treatments of 'The Avengers' on the Internet. Their ongoing restoration is laudible and the first 13 efforts are remarkable renditions of this highly prized South African programme.


Roaring Rockets ' Space Patrol and Tom Corbett pages are full of facts and trivia about both series.


Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, the Comics, Movies, Radio Shows and the TV Series.


One of the Web's Greatest Flash Gordon Sites, Tony LoBue's Flash Gordon Pages. Pages of details and history.


Bill and Sue-On's ERBZine is truly the First & Only Weekly Webzine Devoted to the Life & Works of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Since 1996 ~ 3,000 Web Pages in Archive



Jim Widner's excellent Radio Days Feature on the The Captain Midnight Serial Adventure. Don't miss the fascinating page about Serial Adventure Premiums.


Jim Widner's excellent Radio Days Feature on the the Terry and The Pirates Serial Adventure.


The Official Blue Beetle Serial Adventure site



ThimbleTheatre. Welcome to the unique, peculiar world of Elzie Crisler Segar -- the creative genius behind Popeye, the Oyl Family, Wimpy, Swee'pea, Poopdeck Pappy, Alice the Goon, the Sea Hag, Eugene the Jeep, Roughhouse, the Whiffle Hen, King Blozo, Ham Gravy, Oscar and the other imaginative characters featured from 1919 to 1938 in the THIMBLE THEATRE newspaper comic strip and in the Fleischer cartoons of the 30s.


This page is dedicated to "Sky King", both the Radio Show and the TV Series


Jim Widner's interesting page on Sky King Premiums, by Steven A Kallis, Jr.

Smilin' Ed's Buster Brown Gang Tribute site, by Ronald L. Smith.


Smilin' Ed's Buster Brown Gang Tribute site, by his daughter Michelle.


The Brown Shoe Company's History of Buster Brown and Smilin Ed's Buster Brown Gang.


Official Hopalong Cassidy Website. Headquarters of Everything about California's Favorite Cowboy. Fascinating insider details and history about WIlliam Boyd and Topper.


The Old Corral Homepage. The Internet's most comprehensive and complete tribute to the Western Heroes of The Golden Age.


Largent's Lone Ranger Page A beautifully done and in depth study of The Lone Ranger origins and history.




Chief Thunder Cloud (Tonto) Victor Daniels Tribute Site, for a very thorough and interesting backgroud and history of the Actor first remembered as Tonto.


The Radio Hall of Fame's Tribute to The Lone Ranger, inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1988.


The Radio Hall of Fame's Tribute to Jack Armstrong, All American Boy, inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1989.



ThePulp.Net is your guide to the online world of pulp magazines. You'll find hundreds of links and interesting background on many of your pulp favorites that served as the basis for many of the Golden Age of Radio's most popular and enduring Mystery and Detectice shows.


Dial 'B' for Burbank is an amazingly complete collection of both old and new Shadow history, ephemera and facts sufficient to thrill any Shadow fan young or old!


The Shadow's www.sanctum is a rich, fascinating source for die-hard Shadow fans.


The Shadow Master of Darkness site is your gateway to everything in print, film or radio, involving The Shadow of Pulp Fiction fame.


The Shadow's Internet Sanctum provides a complete and indepth guide to The Shadow's background and history.


Jim Widner's excellent Radio Days Feature on the Mystery Genre.


CBS RADIO MYSTERY THEATER: The fear you can hear. The ostensible 'official' CBS Radio Mystery Theater Site. Himan Brown is purported to directily benefit from this site still under construction.


Barth Wysong's rmt.radio.shows.org is a very well done, thorough and complete tribute to Himan Brown's sucessor to The Inner Sanctum.



This is another fascinating and complete treatment of everything CBS Radio Mystery Theater. The Mousetrap Net has both compltete CBSRMT Listings as well as a complete set of links and the Net's most complrehnsive searchable database for CBSRMT shows.


The Vox Pop Collection of The University of Maryland's Library of American Broadcasting


Modern Times' Film Noir site is a wonderful homage to the Film Noir Genre


The National Lampoon Home Page


The "Taking A Leading Role" exhibit of The University of Maryland's Library of American Broadcasting provides a glimpse into the lives and careers of 16 American women who worked in broadcasting during its most crucial years of development and expansion, in the mid-20th century. The diversity of their collections illuminates the myriad ways that women shaped the course of broadcasting history.

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