The Podcasts For Classic Movie Lovers
In this week’s show…
…Some guys are REALLY into cars…
…Fred Astaire’s here to put some pep in your step!
…Another mystery guest joins us for Who The Hell Is That Hollywood Legend?
…Reviews of three movies, including Edward G. Robinson as The Last Gangster, Warren William as a wily “doctor” in Bedside, and James Stewart as the man on his way to glory in Mr Smith Goes To Washington!
Radio entertainment comes from the Lux Radio Theatre
In this week’s show, there’s a glorious new SONG!
Even more musical heaven from Helen Forrest, Artie Shaw and Bing Crosby!
A trio of reviews, featuring the most unromantic romance you ever saw, a Hollywood tramp in search of trouble, and one of literature’s greatest heroes!
Radio entertainment comes this week from the Lux Radio Theatre
In this week’s show, Joan Blondell takes centre-stage, as we review three Blondell movies, as well as present a double-bill of her radio appearances!
There’s more mystery in Who The Hell Is That Hollywood Legend?
Plus music from Joan herself, Etta Moten, and Dick Powell!
In this week’s episode…
There’s a lovely new Sherlock Holmes book to investigate!
A new Canterbury!
The winner of the Audrey Hepburn competition is announced!
Advice for all you white-shoe-wearers!
Gorgeous music from Cab Calloway and Bessie Smith!
And…
A whole show dedicated to Edward G Robinson! A quartet of movies to tell you about, including the tale of an actor who takes revenge against a villain using a VERY OBVIOUS TWIST, a racketeer who makes the worst beer in the world, a crusading doctor who’s out to stop syphilis, and a dapper crime boss who joins a monastery!
It’s all inside, PLUS a visit to the Old Gold Comedy Show for half an hour of classic radio!
This week, the SECRET of how to save yourself from drowning (by drinking a what?)...
The Top 10 "THAT GUYS/GALS"...
Find out which five movies Adam would choose to take to a DESERT ISLAND...
PIMPLE fun!
AND reviews on a very scholarly theme, as we take a trip back to school for a pair of Golden Age school movies that are very much worth your time; 1938's 'A Yank At Oxford', and 1940's 'Tom Brown's School Days'.
Radio entertainment comes courtesy of the Screen Guild Theatre, who present a very special story starring a very special guest...
Also, let prizes be drawn, and let prizes be announced!
