Dark Fantasy - "The Man with the Scarlet Satchel" (Old Time Radio, 1942)
Dark Fantasy presents “The Man with the Scarlet Satchel,” episode 16, originally broadcast on NBC on March 6, 1942. This WKY, Oklahoma City production was written by Scott Bishop, the pseudonym of Geo...
25 Aug 26min
Dark Fantasy - "W Is for Werewolf" (Old Time Radio, 1942)
Dark Fantasy presents “W Is for Werewolf,” episode 13, originally broadcast February 13, 1942. This NBC Red Network production originated at WKY in Oklahoma City and was written by Scott Bishop, the p...
24 Aug 26min
Dark Fantasy - "The House of Bread" (Old Time Radio, 1941)
Dark Fantasy presents “The House of Bread,” episode 6, originally broadcast December 26, 1941. This unusual Christmas-season installment was written by Scott Bishop, the pseudonym of George M. Hamaker...
23 Aug 26min
Dark Fantasy - "Rendezvous with Satan" (Old Time Radio, 1942)
Dark Fantasy presents “Rendezvous with Satan,” episode 28, originally broadcast on May 29, 1942. This NBC sustaining drama was written by Scott Bishop and produced by WKY in Oklahoma City.At Carl Fish...
22 Aug 29min
Dark Fantasy - "Resolution" (Old Time Radio, 1942)
Dark Fantasy presents “Resolution” (also cataloged as “Resolution, 1841”), episode 7, originally broadcast January 2, 1942. This New Year-themed supernatural drama was written by Scott Bishop, a pseud...
21 Aug 25min
Dark Fantasy - "Convoy for Atlantis" (Old Time Radio, 1942)
Dark Fantasy presents “Convoy for Atlantis,” episode 19, originally broadcast March 27, 1942. This NBC Red Network production originated from WKY in Oklahoma City and was written by Scott Bishop from ...
20 Aug 21min
Dark Fantasy - "Pennsylvania Turnpike" (Old Time Radio, 1942)
Dark Fantasy presents “Pennsylvania Turnpike,” episode 18, originally broadcast on NBC on March 20, 1942. Written by Scott Bishop, this supernatural roadside drama originated from WKY in Oklahoma City...
19 Aug 27min
Dark Fantasy - "Dead Hands Reaching" (Old Time Radio, 1942)
Dark Fantasy episode 27, “Dead Hands Reaching,” originally broadcast on NBC on May 22, 1942. This original radio tale was written by Scott Bishop, the pseudonym of George M. Hamaker, and directed and ...
18 Aug 25min
