Travel back to yesteryear and relive classic shows from the Golden age of radio, Comedy, Drama, Action, Westerns, Romance & much more.
Each episode is curated by classic radio enthusiast John Williams,
Welcome to.....
John Williams Presents
EPISODE 1:
The Aldrich Family, Starring Ezra Stone, Norman Tokar & Dickie Jones. This Episode was first aired February 11th 1943
Followed by
Our Miss Brooks, Starring Eve Arden, Gale Gordon.
This episode was first aired February 19th 1950
EPISODE 4:
Dragnet Double Bill:
Big Red.
First aired January 3rd & 10th 1952.
EPISODE 7:
2nd Part of The Quiz Show Special:
The Jack Benny Show (First aired April 13th 1941) Followed by
The Quiz Kids (Featuring Jack Benny & first aired April 16th 1941)
EPISODE 2:
Lucille Ball Double Bill!
My Favorite Husband, First aired October 14th 1950.
Followed by
The original radio show for
I Love Lucy
First aired February 5th 1952
EPISODE 5:
Father Knows Best
Followed by
A classic episode of Dragnet
Both episodes first aired on
September 14th 1950
EPISODE 8:
Dick Tracy, First aired March 7th 1938, Followed by Fibber McGee & Molly, First aired March 2nd 1948. plus assorted commercials!
EPISODE 3:
Yours Truly Johnny Dollar (Perikoff Policy) First aired February 18th 1949
Featuring: Dick Powell, William Conrad, Betty Lou Gerson &
Followed by
Candy Matson (1st Episode) First aired July 7th 1949.
Featuring: Natalie Masters & Helen Kleeb,
EPISODE 6:
A Quiz show Double Bill!!!!
First up: Double or Nothing, First aired August 15th 1941
Followed by: A Date with Judy, First aired July 29th 1941
EPISODE 9:
Fibber Mcgee & Molly (2 Shows) First aired April 16th 1935 & April 16th 1940
EPISODE 10:
This week John introduces Richard Diamond Private Detective 2 different shows: The first aired May 15th 1949 & The second March 9th 1951.
EPISODE 13:
Mothers day Double, Life of Riley from May12th 1950 followed by The Aldrich Family from May7th 1940 PLUS assorted commercials from the era
EPISODE 16:
The Aldrich Family from September 5th 1940 and Fibber McGee and Molly from February 26th 1952. and quite a few old adverts as well
EPISODE 19:
Two episodes of Dragnet from June 10th & June 17th 1945.
EPISODE 22
Christmas In July Continues with John presenting My Friend Irma from December 20th 1948 Followed by Dragnet from December 21st 1950.
EPISODE 11:
Father knows best (First aired September 28th 1950) Followed by The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet (First aired September 18th 1953)
EPISODE 14
Two episodes of Mickey Mouse Theater of the Air from February 13th 1938 & February 27th 1938
EPISODE 17:
A continuing service in sound! A new dimension in Radio! NBC Monitor practice hour from May 2nd 1955
EPISODE 12:
Two classic episodes! Father knows best from October 30th 1952. Followed by Fibber McGee and Molly from April 22nd 1947.
EPISODE 15
A teachers special
Our Miss Brooks
First from June 5th 1949 followed by an episode from April 23rd 1950
EPISODE 18:
A Fathers Day theme for this show, First up, The Jack Benny Program from June 18th 1939, Followed by Father Knows Best from June 15th 1950.
EPISODE 20:
This week John Introduces Our Miss Brooks from July 3rd 1949 followed by The Quiz Kids from July 4th 1950
EPISODE 21
John is celebrating Christmas in July, so join him as he introduces A A Christmas Carol, Featuring The Campbell Playhouse, December 24th 1939. This show is a personal favorite of John's he hope you enjoy it.
Episode 23
John presents week 3 of Christmas in July, this week we have The Lux Radio Theater and their version of Snow White & The seven Dwarfs, Broadcast on December 26th 1938.
EPISODE 24
Christmas in July concludes with John presenting The Great Gildersleeve from Christmas Eve 1952 Followed by Father Knows best from Christmas Eve 1953
New shows added weekly