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Captain Midnight - More

Heard
1940
Episodes
34

Captain Midnight was a U.S. radio serial broadcast from 1938 to 1949. Sponsored by the Skelly Oil Company, the program was the creation of radio scripters Wilfred G. Moore and Robert M. Burtt, who had previously scored a success for Skelly with their boy pilot adventure serial The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen. Note: These files are in addition to the contributions of another member which can be found Here Audio Files Sourced from Captain Midnight - Free OTR Shows

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Early Morning Talk (Part 08), an

    · No. 225 · 14 min

  2. Mysterious Cry for Help (Part 01 of 33), a

    · No. 226 · 14 min

  3. Where's the Voice Coming From (Part 02 of 33)

    · No. 227 · 15 min

  4. Patsy Spots a Broken Airplane Wing (Part 03 of 33)

    · No. 228 · 15 min

  5. Bud Must Go to the Hospital - Now! (Part 04 of 33)

    · No. 229 · 15 min

  6. Captain Has a Plan (Part 05 of 33)

    · No. 230 · 15 min

  7. Smoke Floating Over Nearby Ridge (Part 06 of 33)

    · No. 231 · 15 min

  8. Chuck Asks Mr Gillis for Dynamite (Part 07 of 33)

    · No. 232 · 15 min

  9. Dynamiting the Trees (Part 08 of 33)

    · No. 233 · 15 min

  10. Chuck Successfully Takes Off (Part 09 of 33)

    · No. 234 · 15 min

  11. After a Good Nights Sleep - Surprise! (Part 10 of 33)

    · No. 235 · 15 min

  12. On Their Way to See Chuck (Part 11 of 33)

    · No. 236 · 15 min

  13. Captain and Patsy Discuss Chuck's Disappearance (Part 12 of 33)

    · No. 237 · 15 min

  14. Chuck Last Seen with Mysterious Stranger (Part 13 of 33)

    · No. 238 · 15 min

  15. What Did Chuck Do (Part 14 of 33)

    · No. 239 · 15 min

  16. Chuck Arrested by Government Man (Part 15 of 33)

    · No. 240 · 15 min

  17. Chuck and Frank Land to Investigate Strange Plane (Part 16 of 33)

    · No. 241 · 15 min

  18. Plans to Search for Chuck (Part 17 of 33)

    · No. 242 · 15 min

  19. Imprisoned in Shark's Plane (Part 18 of 33)

    · No. 243 · 15 min

  20. Smugglers Shack (Part 19 of 33), a

    · No. 244 · 15 min

  21. Captain Believes No-One in Charge of Chuck's Plane (Part 20 of 33)

    · No. 245 · 15 min

  22. Chuck Learns Sharks Sinister Plan (Part 21 of 33)

    · No. 246 · 15 min

  23. Shark Sends a Telegram to Captain Midnight (Part 22 of 33)

    · No. 247 · 15 min

  24. Telegram, the (Part 23 of 33)

    · No. 248 · 15 min

  25. Chuck Talks to Shark Aboard Shark's Plane (Part 24 of 33)

    · No. 249 · 15 min

  26. Captain Demands to Hear Chuck's Voice (Part 25 of 33)

    · No. 250 · 15 min

  27. Chuck Will Talk to Captain Midnight Tonight (Part 26 of 33)

    · No. 251 · 15 min

  28. Shark Issues an Ultimatum (Part 27 of 33)

    · No. 252 · 15 min

  29. Shark Tells Fury His Plans (Part 28 of 33)

    · No. 253 · 15 min

  30. Shark Demands Answer Within 24 Hours (Part 29 of 33)

    · No. 254 · 15 min

  31. Chuck Gets Disturbing News (Part 30 of 33)

    · No. 255 · 15 min

  32. Flying to Point of Shark's First Broadcast (Part 31 of 33)

    · No. 256 · 15 min

  33. Chuck Transmits Secret Message (Part 32 of 33)

    · No. 257 · 15 min

  34. Disappointing News for Captain Markham (Part 33 of 33)

    · No. 258 · 15 min

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