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Old time radio series Shadow

Shadow

FIRST BROADCAST: July 31st 1930

LAST BROADCAST: December 26th 1954

SPONSORS: Blue Coal, Street and Smith Love Story Magazine, Perfect-o-Lite, Grove Laboratories, US Air Force, Wildroot Cream Oil plus various others

CAST: Robert Hardy Andrews, Orson Welles, Bill Johnstone, Bret Morrison, Agnes Moorehead, Marjorie Anderson, Gertrude Warner, Grace Matthews, Lesley Woods, Dwight Weist, Arthur Vinton, Kenny Delmar, Santos Ortega, Jimmy LaCruto, Ted de Corsia, Keenan Wynn, Alan Reed (Teddy Bergman), Mandel Kramer, Everett Sloane, Bob Maxwell, John Barclay

ANNOUNCERS: Andrea Baruch, Carl Caruso, Sandy Becker, Ken Roberts, Ted Mallie

PRODUCERS/DIRECTORS: Dana Noyes, Harry Ingram, John Cole, Chick Vincent, Bill Sweets, Wilson Tuttle

WRITERS: Peter Barry, Max Ehrlich, Alonzo Deen Cole, Stedman Coles, Joe Bates Smith, Nick Kogan, Robert Arthur, Jerry McGill, Bill Sweets

ORGANISTS: Rosa Rio, Elsie Thompson, Charles Paul

SOUND EFFECTS: Al April, Barney Beck, Walt Grustafson, Al Schaffer, Fritz Street

THEME: ‘Omphale’s Spinning Wheel’ (‘Le Rouet d’Omphale’, Opus 31) by Saint-Saens

The Shadow – 1937-1954

The shadow was amateur criminologist Lamont Cranston. He had learned “the hypnotic power to cloud men’s minds so that they cannot see him”. The opening to the show, “Who knows … what evil … lllllurks … in the heart of men? … The Shadow knows! His “friend and companion, the lovely Margo Lane, is the only person who knows to whom the voice of the invisible Shadow belongs”. Together they confront the maddest assortment of lunatics, sadists, ghosts and werewolves ever heard on the air.


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