Strange As It Seems - Single Episodes
Strange As It Seems was a captivating radio program that shared strange and unusual tales about fantastic people and events, inspired by the daily syndicated newspaper cartoon panels of John Hix. The show first aired on March 22, 1935, on the Columbia Don Lee Coast radio network, originally as a 15-minute program.
Throughout its run, the program featured dramatized segments interspersed with dramatic music and commercials. Hosted by Gayne Whitman, the show included intriguing stories, trivia, and even live interviews with unusual personalities. After several schedule changes and a brief hiatus, it returned in 1938 and later became a 30-minute network program on CBS from 1939 to 1940.
With a total of over 600 radio programs produced, Strange As It Seems left a lasting legacy in the world of radio entertainment.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
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Reviews
Strange As It Seems (all eps) Had a good time listening to all.
Sal Crow
I'm been an OTR junkie for lo, these many years. Love doing mindless games with these to relax before sleep. Many thanks to the donor of this series---dedication & care are evident - 10.0 points...and some were truly gems. Hey, for those of you under the age of, say, forty-ish...think of these as podcasts from those great programs of yesterday. Now, imagine there's NO wi-fi. Ackkķ! Seriously, sip a cuppa /vintage of your beverage of choice, close your eyes and VISUALIZE- and make the story your very own...it makes it so worth it. Hope this review helps some who might not take this lovely trip of the mind. Have fun! Salustra
Some great stuff mixed in with the bland
muci
I loved hearing the actual voice of George Washington Carver in the first episode.
simply fun.
A LibriVox Listener
These are so easy to listen to. Short, simple, entertaining stories. I listen to them as I’m falling asleep!
great series!
Test Test
Seeking documenting about the story told in "how America got it's name". claims a WW1 pilot got his plane into a landing pattern then died. plane landed safely.