Coming Up…
The 10th Anniversary Season: “Dracula”
October 23, 2011
The Great Horror Classic Comes to Life
Join us in celebrating Halloween a little early as we bring Bram Stroker’s horror classic to life in our recreation of the Canadian Broadcasting Company’s 1949 broadcast of Dracula.
The story of Count Dracula has been the subject of many films and plays, and this particular version is especially chilling. We hope you will join us.
Those Thrilling Days of Yesteryear is a radio troupe comprised of professional actors and voice-over artists and has been providing top-notch entertainment to Oak Park Arms residents and the near by community for 10 years.
Admission is free and it's fun for the whole family.
Show Archive
Click on the links below for more information about the shows performed and, where available, links to listen to the original broadcasts.
September 2002
- “Are We Ever Going to Get a Car?”
- Originally broadcast November 22, 1947
October 2002
- Inner Sanctum: “The Dead Laugh”
- Originally broadcast September 23, 1946
- Baby Snooks: “Halloween”
- Oringinally broadcast November 1, 1946
December 2002
Campbell Theater Playhouse: “A Christmas Carol”
Originally broadcast December 23, 1938
February 16, 2003
Lux Radio Theater: “Casablanca”
Originally broadcast January 24, 1944
April 2003
- Suspense: “The Dark Tower”
- Originally broadcast May 4, 1944
- Pat Novak For Hire: “Agnes Bolton”
- Oringinally broadcast June 4, 1949
June 2003
“When the Students Take Over” featuring:
- Our Miss Brooks: “Student Government Day”
- Originally broadcast January 16, 1949
- Suspense: Ray Bradbury’s “Zero Hour”
- Originally broadcast April 5, 1955
November 2003
“The Trouble with Gambling” featuring:
- The Adventures of Maisie: “In Las Vegas”
- Originally broadcast April 5, 1951
- Abbott & Costello: “Shootin’ Dice” (from “Buck Privates”)
- Originally broadcast October 13, 1941
- The Life of Riley: “Riley Teaches Junior a Gambling Lesson”
- Originally broadcast April 27, 1946
December 14, 2003
Lux Radio Theater: “It’s a Wonderful Life”
Originally broadcast March 10, 1947
March 2004
“Tribute to Sci-Fi Writers” featuring:
- Exploring Tomorrow: Isaac Asimov’s “The Liar”
- Originally broadcast February 26, 1958
- X-Minus One: Ray Bradbury’s “Mars is Heaven”
- Originally broadcast May 8, 1955
August 2004
- It Pays to Be Ignorant
- Originally broadcast November 24, 1944
- You Bet Your Life
- Originally broadcast April 19 , 1950
September 2004
- Fibber McGee & Molly: “Good Grammar”
- Originally broadcast May 6, 1947
- The Harold Peary Show: “First Day of School”
- Originally broadcast March 28, 1951
October 24, 2004
Canadian Broadcast Company’s Stage Series: “Dracula”
December 19, 2004
Lux Radio Theater: “Miracle on 34th Street”
Originally broadcast December 22, 1947
February 20, 2005
“The Trouble With Love” featuring:
- Baby Snooks: “The Ugly Duckling”
- Originally broadcast October 24, 1947
- My Favorite Husband: “Valentine’s Day”
- Originally broadcast February 11, 1949
April 10, 2005
Lux Radio Theater: “The Wizard of Oz”
Originally broadcast December 25, 1950
June 26, 2005
“Dark Humor From Classic Literature” featuring:
- Escape: “Evening Primrose”
- Originally broadcast November 5, 1947
- The Damon Runyon Theater: “Sense of Humor”
- Originally broadcast December 18, 1949
August 21, 2005
“Beware of the Backseat” featuring:
- Suspense: “The Back Seat Driver”
- Originally broadcast February 3, 1949
- Suspense: “On a Country Road”
- Originally broadcast November 16, 1950
October 30, 2005
“Tricks and Treats” featuring:
- The Life of Riley: “The Haunted House”
- Originally broadcast October 29, 1944
- My Friend Irma: “Irma and Jane See a Ghost”
- Originally broadcast June 29, 1954
December 18, 2005
- The Campbell Theater Playhouse: “A Christmas Carol”
- Originally broadcast December 23, 1938
- The CBS Radio Christmas Special: “A Visit from St. Nick”
- Originally broadcast December 21, 1939
February 19, 2006
“Will You Wait For Me?” featuring:
- Make Believe Town, Hollywood: “A Very Important Appointment”
- Originally broadcast August 8, 1948
- A Day In the Life Of Dennis Day: “Dennis Must Decide Between an Acting Career and His Girlfriend”
- Originally broadcast May 5, 1948
May 7, 2006
“They Seem So Lifelike” featuring:
- Dimension X: “Marionettes Inc.”
- Originally broadcast August 30, 1951
- X-Minus One: “Perigi’s Wonderful Dolls”
- Originally broadcast June 5, 1955
July 9, 2006
“The Clowns who Came to Dinner” featuring:
- My Friend Irma: “Irma Meets Jane”
- Originally broadcast August 11, 1947
- The Magnificent Montague: “Boo Boo Foo Foo”
- Originally broadcast September 8, 1951
September 10,2006
Lux Radio Theater: “Destry Rides Again”
Originally broadcast November 5, 1945
October 29, 2006
“What’s That Sound Coming From Behind The Door?” featuring:
- The Screen Director’s Playhouse: “The Uninvited”
- Originally broadcast November 18, 1949
- Suspense: “The House in Cypress Canyon”
- Originally broadcast December 5, 1946
December 10, 2006
“Plastic Tips, Metal Tips!!!” featuring:
- The Lucky Strike Program—Starring Jack Benny: “Jack Buys Shoelaces for Don”
- Originally broadcast December 8, 1946
- The Lucky Strike Program—Starring Jack Benny: “Jack Learns Don Has Metal Tips”
- Originally broadcast December 15, 1946
February 11, 2007
Lux Radio Theater: “All About Eve”
Originally broadcast October 1, 1951
March 25, 2007
“Vacuum Cleaners & Love Don’t Mix” featuring:
- My Favorite Husband: “Spring Cleaning”
- Originally broadcast April 30, 1950
- Our Miss Brooks: “Spring Cleaning”
- Originally broadcast April 24, 1948
May 20, 2007
Lux Radio Theater: “Treasure Island”
Originally broadcast January 29, 1951
September 16, 2007
“When Storks Get Lost” featuring:
- My Favorite Husband: “Knitting Baby Booties”
- Originally broadcast September 24, 1948
- The Magnificent Montague: “Baby in the House”
- Originally broadcast May 12, 1951
December 16, 2007
Lux Radios Theater: “Alice In Wonderland”
Originally broadcast December 24, 1951
February 17, 2008
Lux Radio Theater: “Sunset Boulevard”
Originally broadcast September 17, 1951
March 30, 2008
“Babysitting? What Could Go Wrong?” featuring:
- The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show: “The Babysitter”
- Originally broadcast December 12, 1948
- A Day in the Life of Dennis Day: “Dennis Tries to Prevent a Boy from Running Away”
- Originally broadcast October 2, 1948
May 18, 2008
- The Lone Ranger: “The Return Of Butch Cavendish”
- Originally broadcast January 30, 1953
- The Green Hornet: “Too Hot To Handle”
- Originally broadcast November 11, 1947
September 14, 2008
The Adventures of Superman: “Batman’s Great Mystery:”
- Chapter 3 of 11
- Originally broadcast February 5, 1948
- Chapter 4 of 11
- Originally broadcast February 6, 1948
- Chapter 5 of 11
- Originally broadcast February 9, 1948
- Chapter 8 of 11
- Originally broadcast February 11, 1948
- Chapter 9 of 11
- Originally broadcast February 12, 1948
- Chapter 10 of 11
- Originally broadcast February 16, 1948
- Chapter 11 of 11
- Originally broadcast February 17, 1948
November 2, 2008
“Election Comedy from the Golden Age of Radio” featuring:
- The Hines Honey and Almond Cream Show with George Burns and Gracie Allen: “Government Jobs”
- Originally broadcast February 20, 1940
- The Johnson Wax Program with Fibber McGee & Molly: “Election Day”
- Originally broadcast November 5, 1940
December 14, 2008
Lux Radio Theater: “Pinocchio”
Originally broadcast December 26, 1939
February 8, 2009
“Old Time Radio Salutes the Academy Awards” featuring:
- The Lucky Strike Program featuring Jack Benny: “High Noon”
- Originally broadcast September 28, 1952
- The Magnificent Montague: “Lost in Hollywood”
- Originally broadcast January 19, 1951
March 15, 2009
“Take a Bite out of Crime” featuring:
- The Shadow: “The Circle of Death”
- Originally broadcast November 28, 1937
- Dragnet: “The Big Badge”
- Originally broadcast May 4, 1950
September 13, 2009
- My Favorite Husband: “Vacation Time”
- Originally broadcast April 29, 1949
- The Bickersons: “John Goes to Las Vegas”
- The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show: “Vacation Plans”
- Originally broadcast March 27, 1949
November 1, 2009
“There’s a Ghost in the House” featuring:
- Suspense: “The Furnished Floor”
- Originally broadcast September 13, 1945
- Suspense: “Ghost Hunt”
- Originally broadcast June 23, 1949
December 20, 2009
Lux Radio Theater: “Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs”
Originally broadcast December 26, 1938
February 21, 2010
“Two Classics from Jack Benny” featuring:
- The Jack Benny Program: “To Have and Have Not”
- Originally broadcast, January 5, 1947
- The Jack Benny Program: “With George Burns and Gracie Allen”
- Originally broadcast January 12, 1947
April 11, 2010
“The Great Radio Detectives: Hard-Boiled & Soft-Boiled” featuring:
- The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: “A Scandal in Bohemia”
- Originally broadcast September 10, 1945
- The Adventures of Sam Spade: “The Blood Money Caper”
- Originally broadcast September 29, 1946
May 23, 2010
The Best of “Command Performance”
Originally broadcast 1942-1949
September 12, 2010
Originally broadcast 1948
October 24, 2010
“Darn That Science” featuring:
- Quiet, Please: “The Pathetic Fallacy”
- Originally broadcast February 2, 1948
- Lights Out: “Oxychloride X”
- Originally broadcast January 26, 1948
December 19, 2010
The Best of “Christmas Command Performance”
Originally broadcast 1942-1949
February 13, 2010
“It’s a Man’s Life in Old Time Radio” featuring:
- The Lucky Strike Program featuring Jack Benny: “Captain Horatio Hornblower”
- Originally broadcast September 23, 1951
- The Maxwell House Coffee Time featuring George Burns and Gracie Allen: “Gracie Meets Sam Spade”
- Originally broadcast February 10, 1949
March 27, 2010
“Comic Strips on the Radio” featuring:
- Popeye: “Visiting the Zoo”
- Originally broadcast circa 1936
- Gasoline Alley: “The Adventures of the Hypnotized Hero”
- Originally broadcast October 15, 1948
- Blondie: “Blondie Feuds with Woodley”
- Originally broadcast October 15, 1944
May 22, 2011
Lux Radio Theater: “The Scarlet Pimpernel”
Originally broadcast December 12, 1938
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September 18, 2011
“Beware of the Backseat” featuring:
- Suspense: “The Back Seat Driver”
- Originally broadcast February 3, 1949
- Suspense: “On a Country Road”
- Originally broadcast November 16, 1950
October 23, 2011
Canadian Broadcast Company’s Stage Series: “Dracula”
November 20, 2011
Lux Radio Theater: “Miracle on 34th Street”
Originally broadcast December 22, 1947
December 22, 2011
Lux Radio Theater: “Miracle on 34th Street”
Originally broadcast December 22, 1947
January 22, 2012
“Old Time Radio Salutes the Academy Awards” featuring:
- The Lucky Strike Program featuring Jack Benny: “High Noon”
- Originally broadcast September 28, 1952
- The Magnificent Montague: “Lost in Hollywood”
- Originally broadcast January 19, 1951
February 19, 2012
“Will You Wait For Me?” featuring:
- Make Believe Town, Hollywood: “A Very Important Appointment”
- Originally broadcast August 8, 1948
- A Day In the Life Of Dennis Day: “Dennis Must Decide Between an Acting Career and His Girlfriend”
- Originally broadcast May 5, 1948
March 25, 2012
Lux Radio Theater: “The Wizard of Oz”
Originally broadcast December 25, 1950
April 15, 2012
“Tribute to Sci-Fi Writers” featuring:
- Exploring Tomorrow: Isaac Asimov’s “The Liar”
- Originally broadcast February 26, 1958
- X-Minus One: Ray Bradbury’s “Mars is Heaven”
- Originally broadcast May 8, 1955
May 6, 2012
The Best of “Command Performance”
Originally broadcast 1942-1949
July 1, 2012
- The Life of Riley - "Are We Ever Going to Get a Car?"
- Originally broadcast November 22, 1947
- Jack Benny - "Trouble With Twombley"
- Originally broadcast May 22, 1954
September 2012
- “Zelda”
- Originally broadcast September 15, 1951
- “Vita Brand”
- Originally broadcast July 11, 1951
October 29, 2012
October 30, 1938
December 23, 2012
Originally broadcast November-December 1937
February 2013
- Damon Runyon Theater - "Neat Strip"
- Originally broadcast September 11, 1949
- Fred Allen - "Brooklyn Pinafore" / "Hit By A Beer Barrel"
- Originally broadcast November 25, 1945 and January 9, 1944
April 2013
- The Jack Benny Program- "Orson takes the gang to his movie set"
- Originally broadcast March 21, 1943
- the Danny Kaye Show - "Guest Star Betty Hutton"
- Originally aired January 4, 1946
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