Pat O'Malley

Ep 97

A wounded war veteran and his "best girl" drive into a ditch while motoring in California. They soon find themselves entering a Scottish clam war of 250 years ago. The system cue has been deleted.

Ep 86

A story of ethnic love and murder in the steel mills of Chicago.

Ep 67

A magic lamp gives a man an unusual opportunity to travel in time.

Ep 65

A good story about a blind hypnotist who gives a post-hypnotic suggestion to his wife's lover. He orders the lover to kill the wife when he hears the Cesar Franck symphony (that happens to be the program's theme song). The last show of the series on the Mutual net.

Ep 60

A creature from beneath the earth climbs up an oil well pipe to the surface. The story was subsequently produced on "Audion Theatre" on October 13, 1990 (see cat. #64147).

Ep 56

A re-telling of, "The Mutiny On The Bounty," but from a different point of view.

Ep 54

The skeleton of a solder who was in a Roman legion is found in Britain. It was buried in 410 A.D., wearing a wrist watch! A good story of time travel to Roman-occupied England.

Ep 51

"Reminiscences of times and places gone by." The script was subsequently heard on "Quiet Please" on May 28, 1949 (see cat. #42272).

Ep 47

A "lens louse" continually steps in front of a news photographer with surprising results! A good example of Albert Buhrman's organ composition and performance.

Ep 36

A story of the U.S. Cavalry and the Indian Wars of the old West. There's no entrance to, "Fiddler's Green."

Ep 14

A man has just returned from prison, not as a convict, but as a worker!

Ep 7

Mr. Ross tells the story of his relations with his sister Eileen...to an unsympathetic jury.

Ep 4

A gang of Chicago mobsters comes up against, "The Ticket Taker." "You need a ticket to get knocked off!"

Ep 1

The first show of the series. What's in the strange house next to the Mount Wilson observatory? When the man says "nothing," he really means it!

Ep 401

A portrait of the British people, told through flashbacks of the men on a sinking destroyer. As great on radio as it was on the screen!