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Aus 164 - The Adventures of Hop Harrigan

Episodes
4

A Collection of Aussie Radio Shows No 164

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The Air Adventures of Hop Harrigan. Episodes 779: 780:961 and 962.

The story about a former wartime pilot and a couple of his mates who set up a charter business and hire themselves out for adventures anywhere in the world.

Contributors: Jim Bradley (PDR), Walter Pym (PDR), Nigel Lovell (PDR), Russell Writer (PDR), Brian Wright (SCR), Michael Noonan (SCR)

Cast: Bruce Stewart (Hop), Stewart Ginn (Hop), John Ewart (Tank Tinker), Marcia Hathaway (Gail Nolan), Maurice Travers (Excellency).

Label: Artransa Episode duration: 15 mins. Episodes produced: 1024 Broadcast details: 1954-1958

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Hop Harrigan-1

    No date given · 13 min

  2. Hop Harrigan-2

    No date given · 12 min

  3. Hop Harrigan-3

    No date given · 12 min

  4. Hop Harrigan-4

    No date given · 12 min

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  1. Aus 164 - The Adventures of Hop Harrigan

    Old Time Radio · 4 episodes here · archive.org

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