Christmas shows this week! 12/11/2021Fibber McGeeMailing Christmas Packages12/10/194012/11/2021The Life of RileyRiley the Coward12/15/195012/11/2021Hallmark PlayhouseThe Desert Shall Rejoice12/16/194812/11/2021SuspenseThe Night Reveals12/9/194312/11/2021The Mysterious TravelerHideout12/11/195112/11/2021X-Minus OneThe Haunted Corpse12/12/1957 Fibber McGee and Molly are back, but those Christmas packages aren’t in the famous closet! Fibber … Continue reading
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11/27/2021Frank MerriwellThe Surprise Play11/27/194811/27/2021Fibber McGee and MollyFibber Chops Down an Old Oak Tree11/27/194511/27/2021The FBI in Peace and WarThe Poll Cats11/24/195411/27/2021Rocky JordanHigh Pressure11/27/194911/27/2021EscapeMaracas11/22/194911/27/2021MacabreThe Man in the Mirror11/27/1961 This week Frank takes up the challenge on the football field. The Adventures of … Continue reading
11/20/2021GunsmokeBrother Whelp11/18/195611/20/2021The Great GildersleeveServicemen for Thanksgiving11/16/194111/20/2021Damon Runyon TheaterPrincess O’Hara11/21/194811/20/2021Pat Novak for HireDixie Gilian11/24/194611/20/2021X-Minus OneChain of Command11/21/195611/20/2021Inner SanctumBoomerang11/20/1945 Domestic disputes can be dangerous and Matt Dillon finds himself in the middle of one. Gunsmoke “Brother Whelp” November 18, 1956 There’s enough … Continue reading
11/13/2021Romance of the RanchosTiburcio Vasquez11/12/194111/13/2021CBS Radio WorkshopReport on the We’Uns11/11/195611/13/2021Voyage of the Scrlet QueenKang’s Treasure and the Ghost 11/13/194711/13/2021SuspenseOn a Country Road11/16/195011/13/2021Dimension XShanghaied11/12/195011/13/2021The ShadowBlack Rock11/13/1938 The outlaw is used to getting his way until…. Romance of the Ranchos “Tiburcio Vasquez” November … Continue reading
Beethoven’s portrait by Christian Horneman, 1803 Beethovenhaus Bonn A little tune that got bigger…and bigger! … Continue reading
KH: Norman, this is your fifth book, but the first time you’ve used the genre description “adventure romance.” Considering all that transpires in DOWNEAST LEDGE, I’d say that’s apt. What led you to write in this vein–and how did … Continue reading
KH: Many of the men in this story are not without their troubles–a shiftless brother, a dangerous love interest, and of course, the quiet center of the action, a once-great scholar stricken down by disease. As a man writing from … Continue reading