Moments in Time ~ OTR Radio Collection Old-Time Radio (OTR) refers to the period of radio programming from the early 1920s until television's replacement of radio in the 1950s. During this period, the airwaves were filled with a huge variety of radio programs. According to a 1947 C. E. Hooper survey, 82 out of 100 Americans were found to be radio listeners, which explains the massive variety of radio programing - mystery, westerns, drama, comedy and more. Vintage Literature Reproductions is pleased to offer you this collection of old time radio programs on a Gift Quality DVD for your listening enjoyment. These radio programs are designed to play on any computer, and most other MP3 capable listening devices. These programs can easily be copied to CD's, so they may be played in your car, on your home stereo, or take them with you and enjoy them anywhere, anytime on your portable MP3 listening device. Programs Include: :: A collection of 104 Shows :: 1st Announcement Of Hitlers Death :: 1st Pearl Harbor Bulletin :: 1st Service At Belsen Concentration Camp :: Albert Einstein On Gandhi :: Albert Einstein On The Bomb :: Amelia Earhart The Pilot :: Amelia Earhart Women In Air Travel :: Babe Ruth On Reporters :: Babe Ruth Says Goodbye :: Babe Ruth Three Ambitions :: Balaclava Bugle Charge Of TheLight BrigadE :: Big Ben Tolling In The 20th Century :: Billy Sunday Temperance Sermon :: Black Jack Pershing 1918 :: Casey At The Bat De Wolf Hopper :: CharlesLindbergh Returns To U S A :: Commander Perry On The Polar Expedition :: Douglas Mac Arthur Old Soldiers :: Eleanor Roosevelt :: Florence Nightingale God Bless My Old Comr :: From Tanquility Base The Eagle HasLanded :: Gandhi Denying Pro Violence Statement :: Gandhi Pleasant Memories :: George Bernanrd Shaw On The Pacifist Movem :: George M Cohan My Father Thanks You :: Goebbels :: H G Wells On Economics and Politics :: Hank Aaron Speech To Congress :: Hiroshima News Bulletin :: Hitler Opens The Olympics :: Hitler Reichstag Speech :: Hitler Reoccupies The Rhineland :: Hitler What Me Intolerant :: Hitler Youth Song :: Howard Carter On Opening King Tuts Tomb :: Hughs We Were Slaves :: Japan Surrenders :: Japanese Ambassador Nomura :: John Barrymore His 1st Role :: King Edward V I I I Abdication :: King Edward V I I I Longer But Poor Sound :: Lee Harvey Oswald Did You Kill The President :: Lee Harvey Oswald In Hallway :: Lenin Radio Speech Translated :: London Air Raid :: Lou Gehrig Farewell Speech At Yankee Stadi :: Malcolm X Problems :: Marconi In Italian :: Mayor Richard J Daly Preserve Disorder :: Mussolini18 Mar1934 Facist Speech In Rome :: Mussolini1933 Italy Needs Peace In English :: Neil Armstrong On The Moon :: Neville Chamberlain Assurance Of Peace :: Neville Chamberlain 3 :: Orson Welles1943 War Bond Plea :: P T Barnum Says Hello :: President Bush Desert Storm :: President Carter Inauguration :: President Cleveland :: President Clinton My Natural Impulses :: President Coolidge Free Enterprise :: President Coolidge Government Must Govern :: President Eisenhower1960 :: President Eisenhower On Korea :: President Ford President Of All The People :: President Franklin Roosevelt Day Of Infamey :: President Franklin Roosevelt Fear Itself :: President Harding Disarmament Conference :: President Harding 1920 Americas Present News :: President Hoover Moratorium On War Debts :: President Ask Not :: President Pay Any Price :: President Johnson 1st Statement As Preside :: President Mc Kinley :: President Nixon Better Angels Of Our Natur :: President Nixon Not A Crook :: President Nixon Talks To The Moon :: President Reagan Tear Down That Wall :: President Reagan The Sacrifice Of American :: President Reagan We Begin Bombing In 5 Min :: President Taft On Humor :: President Taft On The Right To Strike :: President Theo Roosevelt Hit TheLine Hard :: President Theo Roosevelt The Progessive :: President Truman A Just and Lasting Peace :: President Truman Hiroshima :: President Truman Korea :: President Wilson Speech To American Indian :: President Wilson The Business Of Politics :: Princesses Elizabethand Margaret :: Ravensbruck Concentration Camp :: Rudyard Kipling On Words :: Sen Joseph Mc Carthy The Fight Will Go :: Thomas Edison1891 Tells A Joke :: Thomas Edison1918 On The Great War :: Tokyo Rose Broadcast Only Fair Sound :: Tokyo Rose Describes Her Show :: Vice President Agnew On Intellectuals :: Vice President Nixon America Cant Stand :: W C Handy The St Louis Blues :: Will Rogers Plan To End War :: William Jennings Bryan Cross Of Gold Speec :: Winston Churchill17 Jun1940 The Fall Of :: WInston Churchill Their Finest Hour
Old-Time Radio (OTR) refers to the period of radio programming from the early 1920s until television's replacement of radio in the 1950s. During this period, the airwaves were filled with a huge variety of radio programs. According to a 1947 C. E. Hooper survey, 82 out of 100 Americans were found to be radio listeners, which explains the massive variety of radio programing - mystery, westerns, drama, comedy and more. Vintage Literature Reproductions is pleased to offer you this collection of old time radio programs on a Gift Quality DVD for your listening enjoyment. These radio programs are designed to play on any computer, and most other MP3 capable listening devices. These programs can easily be copied to CD's, so they may be played in your car, on your home stereo, or take them with you and enjoy them anywhere, anytime on your portable MP3 listening device.
