🟢Old Time Radio Detective Compilation👉The Black Museum/Episode 1/ OTR With Beautiful Scenery
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
- "This is Orson Welles, speaking from London. The Black Museum, a repository of death. Here in the grim stone structure on the Thames which houses Scotland Yard is a warehouse of homicide, where everyday objects a woman’s shoe, a tiny white box, a quilted robe, all are touched by murder.
This British-produced Old Time Radio Show which featured real cases of Scotland Yard was broadcast on The Mutual Network in 1952. Orson Welles was the narrator.
We have paired this classic show with images of beautiful scenery, so sit back and enjoy The Black Museum!
0:00 The 22 Calibre Pistol
28:18 The 32 Calibre Bullet
51:54 The Bath Tub
1:18:47 The Black Gladstone Bag
1:45:26 The Bloodstained Brick Bat
2:10:18 The Brass Button
2:39:04 The Can Of Weed Killer
3:05:26 The Car Tire
3:30:02 The Champagne Glass
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The great thing about old-time radio is you don't have to be rich to own gems. And Orson Welles is the brightest of them all.
I agree with u. He was such a talented actor, director, and producer. His voice was unforgettable. So easy to keep your attention. 👍👍👍👍👍
I wish today we could this type of entertainment on our channels. You tube has done an excellent job of keeping these programs for us to enjoy, nothing but propaganda in the new programs.👍👍👍👍
@@paulcarmichael596 He and William Conrad and Dick Powell and . . .well, you can probably continue where I left off. The good voices is why we keep coming back to shows we know and love. May you all keep listening, until we are allowed to hear them 'live' in Heaven. God bless you.
I couldn't agree more about Orson Wells
Another of my favorite programmes, thoughtfully curated and presented to great effect.
Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! thank you for tuning in!
Welles could do everything better than everyone else, an as a kid I grew up across the street from the house he was born in, in Kenosha Wisconsin.
Absolutely great. Thank you. I started listening to Classic Radio on SiriusXM. I couldn't get enough, so started downloading various apps to my phone. But finding you guys has been the best thing yet. I'm a over the road truck driver and these classic radio shows help the miles to melt by. And then I realize I'm listening 24/7, and listening when I'm going to bed, when I'm driving and then at home also. Great job keep up the great work....
We are so glad you enjoy it! I got hooked on these shows about 10 years ago and am excited to share with everyone!😀
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Thank you for sharing these fabulous shows, and for making the effort of time stamping them; very much appreciated... God bless you..
Curled up with my pug and she loves it!!!
Loving this, saving for my work day to make the chores go easier and faster!
Enjoy!👍
One of my favorites.
Awesome! Thanks for tuning in!
@@HearthandHomeEntertainment It seems you've been finding a few I never heard of myself. I love that, thanks for doing this.
This was great, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for tuning in!
I loved theses tales from Scotland Yard 🥸
Great job! Many thanks and keep up.
Thanks, will do!👍
Wow, that was awesome!
Very clever how this was put together... I really enjoyed the “tour” through the Black Museum, giving little plays describing the crime & murderous weapons/objects linked to the historical murders . Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for more!😀
I've never heard of this particular show, The Black Museum. I enjoyed this show, it had a variety of interesting cases and weapons at Scotland Yard. Take care 📻
Had the chance to visit this museum. The curator was a Jack the Ripper historian! He had somew interesting facts to tell. The museum is as stated. If's a place I won't forget.
I'm English and get so much American crime on the telly so it's a change to see crimes and old ones t'boot, instead of the usual crap u see on the telly!! 8*/10 and hearing Mr.Welles is an absolute joy!!
This series really good, so well done. Try listening to Whitehall 1212 ; it is 100% better 😊
You might like Whitehall 1212 as well.
First time I've heard this series and love Orson Welles
This was a new one to me as well! I really enjoy it!
@@HearthandHomeEntertainment me too, reminds me of Mysteries of the Museam
One of the guys to play the Shadow. Bill Johnstone and 2 other guys. Endora from Bewitched played a handful of episodes with him as Margo, before one of them left for greener pastures.
@@HearthandHomeEntertainment Some of the items had a similar story on Whitehall 1212. All good, with the investigations.
If only Mr Welles had thought to add some exciting music to the show
That discordant note? Gets on your nerves, doesn't it? Me, too. I've been enjoying it for better than 40 years. I don't think there has been an Orson Welles episode on this show that I haven't heard many times over, just a good many years between some, so I forget how they caught the killer. Better than anything on TV.
A bang to job, as always. Thank you. Again. Delightful. M
Thanks M! So glad you joined us for the premiere!👍
@@HearthandHomeEntertainment . 😊🎈 😁📓
Great sound quality and choice of Detective stories.
Perry Mason???
These are interesting but i prefer Whitehall 1212. Plus the music is annoying.. Thanks for posting.
You're all going to hate me, but, the bloody music is unbearable. Makes me jump and completely lose the plot
Maybe there will be a way for them to filter it out and exchange it for some mellower Big Band stuff or some Jazz song of the month and year each episode came out. You aren't the only one who has a problem with the music. But I haven't heard that they've come up with something like that yet. Just think of your grandparents and great grands listening to this straight. My brother and I both loved it! God bless you, kiddo.
Don't hate you. I actually agree with you. The thing is music or scores were very loud and dramatic back then.