A brief tribute to Mr Norman Lloyd, who left us a few hours ago, and whose hands the stewardship of the Golden Age's spirit has been kept well for over a century
herbert marshall
Poison Ivy
It’s Episode 99… goodness me…
Well, having clambered across ninety-eight episodes of the podcast to get here, let’s see what’s inside…
There are some CANTERBURYS to dish out!
You have an all-new EXCELLENCY ear worm!
There’s music from SIR LANCELOT, and THE INKSPOTS!
The QUESTION POT throws up some brand new queries!
Plus two movie reviews! One’s a college comedy starring the fabulous Susan Peters, Herbert Marshall and Mary Astor. The other is a wickedly black thriller set at the turn of the century…
Radio entertainment comes from Radio’s Outstanding Theatre Of Thrills…
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Episode 96: Black Bette
In this week’s episode…
We’re touring the world with the help of a very special guide book!
There’s a whole bunch of thank-yous!
There’s a very TUMS remedy to consider!
And then we’ve got a dive into some unconventional noir…
The first is a Jules Dassin classic set in and around the endlessly winding alleyways of London’s Soho, and the second is a date with Bette Davis in sweaty Singapore for a very moral dilemma…
Plus music from Johnny Mercer, Jo Stafford, Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald!
Radio entertainment comes from Lux Radio Theatre
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Episode 58: Intermezzo
This week, it's competition time, and entering couldn't be simpler! Listen on for details, as well as news of the upcoming patron prizes...
Also...
How about a completely ridiculous summer drink? And whoever heard of a blue tiger?
Questions are plucked from the question pot, PLUS hear all the wonderful words of wisdom from the YouTube channel that Adam was completely unaware of...
As for movies, this week is devoted entirely to just one masterpiece, the movie that brought Ingrid Bergman to Hollywood; 1939's 'Intermezzo'
Radio entertainment comes courtesy of the Lux Radio Theatre
Episode 28: The Con Is On!
In this subterfuge-laden episode, listen as Adam brings you the latest headlines, news of the upcoming Alfred Hitchcock special, mends a terrible wrong, and brings you reviews of three movies from the Golden Age that had con-artists at their heart; Preston Sturges' 'The Lady Eve' (1941), Frank Capra's 'Lady For A Day' (1933), and Ernst Lubitsch's finest hour, 'Trouble In Paradise' (1932).
Radio goodness this week comes courtesy of the Lux Radio Theatre, who this time around have a guest producer...
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