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Dustbin of History!
Wed, Nov 17, 2021 1:00 AM
LAST ZERO HOUR, LOST JEAN SHEPHERD, GOTHAM PLAYERS
THE DUSTBIN OF HISTORY for 1am Tuesday into Wednesday Nov 16-17, will feature the first episode of the last ZERO HOUR serial, THE GOTHAM RADIO PLAYERS with another lost episode of LIGHTS OUT from 1939, and JEAN SHEPHERD tells us about Clarence the Singing Chicken in this never-before rebroadcast show from 1972! Tune in at 1 am to WBAI-NY 99.5 FM or listen on the stream at wbai.org.
THE HOLLYWOOD RADIO THEATRE from Mutual over WRVR-NY on Dec 03, 1973 THE ZERO HOUR "Queen in Danger” Chapter 1 by Adam Hall, adapted by Shirley Gordon. An escaped homicidal maniac...looking for his wife. Starring Juliet Mills, Robert Brown, Murray Mathison, Diana Chesney, Jay Novello, Alma Lawton, Ben Wright, Robert Easton. Produced and directed by Elliott Lewis, host Rod Serling, theme by Ferrante and Teicher, a J.M. Kolus production, music by Stanley D. Hoffman, announcer Hugh Douglas.
THE GOTHAM RADIO PLAYERS originally heard on The Golden Age Of Radio on WBAI on Oct 27, 1996, recreating a lost episode of LIGHTS OUT from NBC on July 19, 1939 #140 “Murder Mind” by Hobart Donovan. A kidnapped college student imagines his own death in many grisly ways! With Bob Madison as Grant Van Harvey, Doug Bost as Red, Jeff Ward as Joe, Ted Ferber, Fran Taoromina, Eleanor Elizabeth Forman, Ron Weitz, Leslie Feagan, Bob Kimmel, SFX by George Cole, Rich Wile, Steve Lewis, & Bob Madison, engineer David Nolan, produced by Max Schmid, directed by Steven M Lewis.
JEAN SHEPHERD from WOR-FM NY on Nov 17, 1972 “Clarence the Singing Chicken”
Shep clucks along. Surreal! Shaving with a bar of G.I. soap. Jean does his own chicken impersonations, including a fascinating chicken discussion to determine pecking order. Great Shep!
