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Captain Midnight Episodes 0236 to

Heard
1940
Episodes
4

A set of consecutive episodes starting with 0236 ending with 0258. Here are the first 4 0236 - 0239. Stay tuned for more!

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Original broadcast 1940-02-05, episode 0236 On Their Way To See Chuck Original broadcast 1940-02-07, episode 0237 Captain and Patsy Discuss Chuck's Disappearance Original broadcast 1940-02-09, episode 0238 Chuck Last Seen With Mysterious Stranger Original broadcast 1940-02-12, episode 0239 What Did Chuck Do

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. On Their Way To See Chuck

    · 15 min

  2. Captain and Patsy Discuss Chuck's Disappearance

    · 15 min

  3. Chuck Last Seen With Mysterious Stranger

    · 15 min

  4. What Did Chuck Do

    · 15 min

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  1. Captain Midnight Episodes 0236 to 0239

    Old Time Radio · http://old-time-radio-programs.blogspot.com/ · 4 episodes here · archive.org

    CC BY 3.0: CC BY 3.0, as its uploader states it at the Internet Archive.

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