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Old 7th Jan 2014, 4:46 pm   #1
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Apologies if this has been noted before. There is also a huge archive of US radio material, including Sherlock Holmes and Asimov's Foundation trilogy!

https://archive.org/details/OldTimeRadio-1940s
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Thanks for posting this. I've added it to my "Favorites" menu.
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Ditto.
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Old 8th Jan 2014, 9:33 am   #4
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It's a pretty vast labyrinthine collection of US material with occasionally some from the 20's (I found a set of commercials). There are some UK shows here and there in the main collection, eg, 'The Big Business Lark', Harold Wilson era. It's wonderful that this site exists.
Have a look at the Columbia Workshop - dramas from Hamlet to Alice in Wonderland!
http://archive.org/search.php?query=...o%2Favg_rating

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I found that a couple of years ago and now have lots of episodes of Dragnet and 21st Precinct to listen to as well as the usual British favourites. Wonderful stuff.

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