Radio Drama · Old Time Radio · Comedy · Drama

Lum and Abner

Heard
1933–1954
Episodes
1,684

Welcome to Pine Ridge, home of the Jot 'em Down Store.

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This upload contains 1646 files of the Lum and Abner old time radio show, starring Charles Lauck and Norris Goff.

The dates, episode numbers and titles are believed to be correct based on available sources, but any corrections are welcome. The files have been formatted to be classified easily as podcasts in iTunes.

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Episodes, in broadcast order page 1 of 17

  1. (xx) Friday Night Sociable

    · 15 min

  2. OTR Friday Night Sociable

    · 15 min

  3. (xx) Hunting the Lion

    · 15 min

  4. L&A Sell Oil Well to Mr Carter

    · No. 15 · 14 min

  5. Squire Skimp President of SW Oil

    · No. 16 · 15 min

  6. Squire’s Visit from Sthrn Pipeline

    · 15 min

  7. Squire Receives Visit from Southern Pipeline

    · No. 17 · 15 min

  8. Pine Ridge Oil Boom Over

    · No. 18 · 15 min

  9. Matrimonial Bureau Swamped w Mail

    · 15 min

  10. Operating Pine Ridge Matrimonial Bureau

    · 15 min

  11. Operating the Pine Ridge Matrimonial Bureau

    · No. 25 · 15 min

  12. Matrimonial Bureau Swamped by Mail from All over Country

    · No. 26 · 15 min

  13. Reading Matrimonial Bureau Mail

    · No. 27 · 14 min

  14. Matrim. Bureau to Move into Store

    · 14 min

  15. Matrimonial Bureau to Move into Store

    · No. 28 · 14 min

  16. Abner Rcvs Telegram from Hortense

    · No. 29 · 14 min

  17. Abner Meets Hortense at Rail Depot

    · 14 min

  18. Abner Goes to the Railroad Depot to Meet Hortense

    · No. 30 · 14 min

  19. Lizbth believes a Abner & Hrtns Affair

    · 14 min

  20. Lizabeth Thinks Abner Having an Affair w Hortense

    · No. 33 · 14 min

  21. Abner in Bed with two Broken Arms

    · 14 min

  22. Abner in Bed w 2 Broken Arms

    · No. 34 · 14 min

  23. Finance Re-Opening Jot 'em Down St

    · 14 min

  24. Finance Reopening of Jot 'em Down Store

    · No. 35 · 12 min

  25. W. Horlick Agrees-Distribute Flashlight

    · 14 min

  26. Horlick Agrees to Distribute Flashlight

    · No. 36 · 13 min

  27. More Mail for Matrimonial Bureau

    · No. 37 · 14 min

  28. Election for Pres of Jot 'em Down Store

    · No. 38 · 14 min

  29. Lum listeners-Abner's arms not Broke

    · 14 min

  30. Lum Tell Listeners Abner's Arms Aren't Broke

    · No. 39 · 14 min

  31. Insurance Company Pays Abner $200

    · 14 min

  32. Insurance Company Pays Abner 200

    · No. 40 · 12 min

  33. Lum Is Nervous

    · No. 41 · 14 min

  34. Lum Arrested & Thrown in Jail

    · 14 min

  35. Lum Is Arrested & Thrown in Jail

    · No. 42 · 14 min

  36. Dick Huddleston-Lum outa Jail

    · 14 min

  37. Dick Huddleston Gets Lum out of Jail

    · No. 43 · 14 min

  38. Lum has Lead for Store Pres Huh

    · No. 44 · 14 min

  39. Abner Hires Cedric to Carry Campaign Poster

    · No. 45 · 14 min

  40. Restocking of Jot 'em Down Begins

    · 14 min

  41. Restocking of Jot 'em Down Store Begins

    · No. 46 · 14 min

  42. Squire to Cash Check

    · No. 47 · 14 min

  43. Newspaper Reports on Abner

    · No. 48 · 14 min

  44. Insurance Money Donated

    · No. 49 · 14 min

  45. Listeners to Cast Their Votes

    · No. 50 · 14 min

  46. Lum Wins Election by 17 Votes

    · No. 51 · 14 min

  47. Jot 'em Down Store Re-Opens to Public

    · No. 52 · 14 min

  48. Lum & Cedric Don't Like Abner as Boss

    · No. 53 · 14 min

  49. Abner Buys Ten Cases of Soap

    · No. 54 · 14 min

  50. Squire Pays Abner $10,000 for Rights to Soap

    · No. 55 · 14 min

  51. Abner Wants to Start Trading Merchandise

    · No. 56 · 14 min

  52. Lum & Abner Divide up the Store

    · No. 57 · 14 min

  53. Abner Operating Store on Swap Basis

    · No. 58 · 14 min

  54. Abner Swaps with Snake Hogan

    · No. 59 · 15 min

  55. Broken Down Circus Comes to Pine Ridge

    · No. 60 · 14 min

  56. Almost All of Abner's Merchandise is Gone

    · No. 61 · 13 min

  57. Abner Forecloses on Circus

    · No. 62 · 14 min

  58. Back in Partnership

    · No. 63 · 14 min

  59. Using Feed to Pay Admission to Circus

    · No. 64 · 14 min

  60. Lum & Abner Hire Squire Skimp

    · No. 65 · 14 min

  61. Squire Assembles Freak Sideshow

    · No. 66 · 15 min

  62. Circus Will Open Saturday

    · No. 67 · 14 min

  63. Lum Give up Trapeze Act

    · No. 68 · 14 min

  64. Lum Thinks All Circus Jobs Dangerous

    · No. 69 · 14 min

  65. Grand Opening of Circus Tomorrow

    · No. 70 · 14 min

  66. Lum & Abner Lose Money on Circus

    · No. 71 · 14 min

  67. Abner Buys a Cheap Pair of Glasses

    · No. 72 · 14 min

  68. Walt Bates Will Move Circus to Mena

    · No. 73 · 14 min

  69. Circus is Big Business in Mena

    · No. 74 · 14 min

  70. Storm Blows Circus Tent Down

    · No. 75 · 14 min

  71. Circus Moves to Belleville

    · No. 76 · 14 min

  72. Lum Borrows $20,000 from Union Bank

    · No. 77 · 13 min

  73. Dick Smashes Lum & Abner's Glasses

    · No. 78 · 13 min

  74. Lum Falls in Love with Zenora

    · No. 79 · 14 min

  75. Lum & Abner to Travel w Circus

    · No. 80 · 14 min

  76. Circus Appearing in Mnt. Ida

    · 14 min

  77. Circus Appearing in Mt. Ida

    · No. 81 · 14 min

  78. Squire is the Main Suspect

    · No. 82 · 14 min

  79. Lum Will Hide Money

    · No. 83 · 15 min

  80. Money Disappears Again

    · No. 84 · 15 min

  81. First Day of School in Pine Ridge

    · 15 min

  82. Abner Tries to Raise Lum's Bail Money

    · 15 min

  83. Story of Abner's Rescue Getting Bigger

    · 15 min

  84. Lum & Abner Sell Their Circus

    · No. 91 · 15 min

  85. Discussing Detective Methods

    · 15 min

  86. Lum & Abner Reconcile

    · No. 92 · 14 min

  87. Abner Helps Lum Pack for Trip to Tulsa

    · 15 min

  88. Evalena & Frank Foster to be Married

    · No. 95 · 14 min

  89. Lum Needs Engagement Ring for Evalena

    · No. 96 · 14 min

  90. Squire Buys Evalena's Engagement Ring for Lum

    · No. 101 · 15 min

  91. Lum Rcvs Chain Letter from Denver

    · 15 min

  92. Lum Receives Chain Letter from Denver

    · No. 102 · 15 min

  93. Lum Will Start his Own Chain Letter

    · No. 103 · 15 min

  94. Finding a Place to Keep Hogs

    · No. 104 · 15 min

  95. Dick Tells Lum & Abner Chain Letters Illegal

    · No. 105 · 15 min

  96. Lum Wants to Start an Un-Chain Letter

    · No. 106 · 14 min

Where it comes from 3

The archive items its episodes are played from, best first, with each one’s rights as its archive states them. An episode two sets both hold is played from the first.

  1. Lum and Abner - 1646 episodes of the classic Old Time Radio Show

    Old Time Radio · 1,647 episodes here · archive.org (opens in a new tab)

    the Internet Archive states no licence or rights for it.

  2. Lum & Abner 180 Eps (plus 2 extra Eps)

    Old Time Radio · 36 episodes here · archive.org (opens in a new tab)

    Uploader’s mark: Public Domain Mark 1.0: Marked Public Domain Mark 1.0 by its uploader at the Internet Archive; the record gives no basis for it.

  3. Lum And Abner 45 07 04 4th Of July Picnic

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2 more sets hold only episodes played here from a set above.

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