Creeps by night
Episode: The Strange Burial of Alexander Jordan (1944)
The Black Museum
Episode: The shopping bag (1951)
Inner Sanctum Mysteries
Episode: Tempo in blood (1/12/1948)
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Planet Yesteryear's 31 Days of Horror (Day 5)
The Whistler
Episode: Evening Stroll (1/1/1950)
Weird Circle
Episode: The ghost touch (9/17/1944)
Sleep no more
Episode: The Waxwork (11/7/1956)
Episode: Evening Stroll (1/1/1950)
Weird Circle
Episode: The ghost touch (9/17/1944)
Sleep no more
Episode: The Waxwork (11/7/1956)
Friday, October 4, 2013
Planet Yesteryear's 31 Days of Horror (Day 4)
Hall of Fantasy
Episode: The Silver Flask (2/2/1953)
Suspense
Episode: The whole town is sleeping (6/14/1955)
The Strange Doctor Weird
Episode: The house where death lived (11/7/1944)
Episode: The Silver Flask (2/2/1953)
Suspense
Episode: The whole town is sleeping (6/14/1955)
The Strange Doctor Weird
Episode: The house where death lived (11/7/1944)
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Planet Yesteryear's 31 Days of Horror (Day 3)
Hermits Cave
Episode: Spirits of Vengeance
Murder at Midnight
Episode: The Dead Hand (9/16/1946
The Devil and Mr O
Episode: Alley Cat
Episode: Spirits of Vengeance
Murder at Midnight
Episode: The Dead Hand (9/16/1946
The Devil and Mr O
Episode: Alley Cat
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Planet Yesteryear's 31 Days of Horror (Day 2)
Inner Sanctum Mysteries
Episode: Lonely Sleep (9/25/1945)
The Sealed Book
Episode: Time on my hands (8/26/1945
The Hermits Cave
Episode: Plantation Mystery
Episode: Lonely Sleep (9/25/1945)
The Sealed Book
Episode: Time on my hands (8/26/1945
The Hermits Cave
Episode: Plantation Mystery
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Planet Yesteryear's 31 Days of Horror (Day 1)
Lights Out
Episode: Death Robbery (7/16/1947)
The Mysterious Traveler
Episode: Hideout (12/11/1959)
Suspense
Episode: The Imposters (11/16/1961)
Episode: Death Robbery (7/16/1947)
The Mysterious Traveler
Episode: Hideout (12/11/1959)
Suspense
Episode: The Imposters (11/16/1961)
Welcome to 31 Days of Horror!!
Welcome to Planet Yesteryear's 31 Days of Horror brought to you by Planet Yesteryear.com
For the next 31 days prepare your mind for a fearful joyride. Filled with suspense, mystery, and nerve-racking adventure. The art of radio drama throughout the years may have dwindled due to the invention of television, and other technologies, but here at Planet Yesteryear we are bringing it back and keeping it alive and well!!!
Imagination unfortunately is becoming a thing of the past. People forget that our mind can be a powerful and entertaining thing. Whether your lost in a good book, or buried in a classic radio broadcast. The imagination is one outstanding gift that should never go to waste. That's what I always enjoyed the most about old-time radio. If the boss was on your back all day, your struggling to make ends meet, or basically any other stresses that go with this thing called life. The outlet of radio is an incredible getaway. Even for if it's just for a half hour. It will take your mind away from your stresses and put you in a new realm.
Planet Yesteryear was built on long car rides state to state with nothing but shows like "Inner Sanctum Mysteries" and "The Mysterious Traveler" blaring through the stereo in your car to keep you sane for the long ride ahead. Being trapped in your house during a snow storm curled up in a blanket listening to "My Favorite Husband" and "The Jack Benny Program" with the thought that you may not be leaving the house for the next few days. These programs are wholesome, well written, and are masterpieces. They deserve a lot more recognition than they get. This site was created to showcase the best programs of the golden age.
We are now entering the month of October. This is my favorite month by far for many reasons. The beautiful colors, the weather becoming more crisp, hot chocolate, candy, and one of the biggest reasons Halloween!! For many years writers of the golden age created the best horror programs to put you in an eerie place. To scare you to wits end, and to keep you coming back for more. Planet Yesteryear thanks for you for joining us this month for our annual horrific event. We hope you enjoy 31 Days of Horror.
Thanks for tuning in!!!
Adam and Planet Yesteryear
For the next 31 days prepare your mind for a fearful joyride. Filled with suspense, mystery, and nerve-racking adventure. The art of radio drama throughout the years may have dwindled due to the invention of television, and other technologies, but here at Planet Yesteryear we are bringing it back and keeping it alive and well!!!
Imagination unfortunately is becoming a thing of the past. People forget that our mind can be a powerful and entertaining thing. Whether your lost in a good book, or buried in a classic radio broadcast. The imagination is one outstanding gift that should never go to waste. That's what I always enjoyed the most about old-time radio. If the boss was on your back all day, your struggling to make ends meet, or basically any other stresses that go with this thing called life. The outlet of radio is an incredible getaway. Even for if it's just for a half hour. It will take your mind away from your stresses and put you in a new realm.
Planet Yesteryear was built on long car rides state to state with nothing but shows like "Inner Sanctum Mysteries" and "The Mysterious Traveler" blaring through the stereo in your car to keep you sane for the long ride ahead. Being trapped in your house during a snow storm curled up in a blanket listening to "My Favorite Husband" and "The Jack Benny Program" with the thought that you may not be leaving the house for the next few days. These programs are wholesome, well written, and are masterpieces. They deserve a lot more recognition than they get. This site was created to showcase the best programs of the golden age.
We are now entering the month of October. This is my favorite month by far for many reasons. The beautiful colors, the weather becoming more crisp, hot chocolate, candy, and one of the biggest reasons Halloween!! For many years writers of the golden age created the best horror programs to put you in an eerie place. To scare you to wits end, and to keep you coming back for more. Planet Yesteryear thanks for you for joining us this month for our annual horrific event. We hope you enjoy 31 Days of Horror.
Thanks for tuning in!!!
Adam and Planet Yesteryear
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