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Lum & Abner 180 Eps (plus 2 extra Eps)

(4,308 Sterne; 13 Bewertungen)

(182 Episodes - one file is a 3-Episode file) Lum & Abner OTR Sitcom/Soap Opera ** ... Previously removed - hopefully back to stay. : ) OTR * def gp ddh

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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L&A 1933-01-01 OTR Friday Night Sociable

14:47

L&A 1933-01-02 Hunting the Lion

14:38

L&A 1935-01-04 L&A Sell Oil Well to Mr Carter

14:02

L&A 1935-01-07 Squire Skimp President of SW Oil

14:54

L&A 1935-01-08 Squire’s Visit from Sthrn Pipeline

15:19

L&A 1935-01-09 Pine Ridge Oil Boom Over

14:56

L&A 1935-01-12 Matrimonial Bureau Swamped w Mail

14:51

L&A 1935-01-18 Operating Pine Ridge Matrimonial Bureau

14:55

L&A 1935-01-22 Reading Matrimonial Bureau Mail

14:07

L&A 1935-01-23 Matrim. Bureau to Move into Store

14:02

L&A 1935-01-24 Abner Rcvs Telegram from Hortense

14:05

L&A 1935-01-25 Abner Meets Hortense at Rail Depot

14:01

L&A 1935-01-30 Lizbth believes a Abner & Hrtns Affair

14:16

L&A 1935-01-31 Abner in Bed with two Broken Arms

14:09

L&A 1935-02-01 Finance Re-Opening Jot 'em Down St

14:05

L&A 1935-02-04 W. Horlick Agrees-Distribute Flashlight

14:26

L&A 1935-02-05 More Mail for Matrimonial Bureau

13:54

L&A 1935-02-06 Election for Pres of Jot 'em Down Store

13:52

L&A 1935-02-07 Lum listeners-Abner's arms not Broke

13:48

L&A 1935-02-08 Insurance Company Pays Abner $200

13:56

L&A 1935-02-11 Lum Is Nervous

13:41

L&A 1935-02-12 Lum Arrested & Thrown in Jail

14:29

L&A 1935-02-13 Dick Huddleston-Lum outa Jail

13:49

L&A 1935-02-14 Lum has Lead for Store Pres Huh

14:04

L&A 1935-02-15 Cedric to carry Campaign Poster

13:46

L&A 1935-02-18 Restocking of Jot 'em Down Begins

13:37

L&A 1935-02-25 Lum Wins Election by 17 Votes

13:38

L&A 1935-02-26 Jot 'em Down Store Re-Opens to Public

13:33

L&A 1935-02-27 Lum & Cedric Don't Like Abner as Boss

14:12

L&A 1935-02-28 Abner Buys Ten Cases of Soap

13:46

L&A 1935-03-01 Squire Pays Abner $10,000 for Rights to Soap

13:50

L&A 1935-03-04 Abner Wants to Start Trading Merchandise

13:44

L&A 1935-03-05 Lum & Abner Divide up the Store

14:16

L&A 1935-03-06 Abner Operating Store on Swap Basis

14:05

L&A 1935-03-07 Abner Swaps with Snake Hogan

14:42

L&A 1935-03-08 Broken Down Circus Comes to Pine Ridge

13:40

L&A 1935-03-11 Almost All of Abner's Merchandise is Gone

13:22

L&A 1935-03-12 Abner Forecloses on Circus

14:13

L&A 1935-03-13 Back in Partnership

14:09

L&A 1935-03-14 Using Feed to Pay Admission to Circus

14:12

L&A 1935-03-15 Lum & Abner Hire Squire Skimp

14:01

L&A 1935-03-18 Squire Assembles Freak Sideshow

14:36

L&A 1935-03-19 Circus Will Open Saturday

13:59

L&A 1935-03-20 Lum Give up Trapeze Act

13:59

L&A 1935-03-21 Lum Thinks All Circus Jobs Dangerous

14:07

L&A 1935-03-22 Grand Opening of Circus Tomorrow

13:59

L&A 1935-03-25 Lum & Abner Lose Money on Circus

14:20

L&A 1935-03-26 Abner Buys a Cheap Pair of Glasses

14:05

L&A 1935-03-27 Walt Bates Will Move Circus to Mena

14:08

L&A 1935-03-28 Circus is Big Business in Mena

13:36

L&A 1935-03-29 Storm Blows Circus Tent Down

14:06

L&A 1935-04-01 Circus Moves to Belleville

13:50

L&A 1935-04-02 Lum Borrows $20,000 from Union Bank

13:23

L&A 1935-04-03 Dick Smashes Lum & Abner's Glasses

13:24

L&A 1935-04-04 Lum Falls in Love with Zenora

13:49

L&A 1935-04-05 Lum & Abner to Travel w Circus

13:50

L&A 1935-04-08 Circus Appearing in Mnt. Ida

13:51

L&A 1935-04-09 Squire is the Main Suspect

13:36

L&A 1935-04-10 Lum Will Hide Money

15:04

L&A 1935-04-11 Money Disappears Again

14:49

L&A 1935-04-12 Newspaper Wants to Run Article on Rescue

14:56

L&A 1935-04-16 First Day of School in Pine Ridge

14:41

L&A 1935-04-17 Lum Gives Speech on Honesty at Schoolhouse

14:54

L&A 1935-04-18 Abner Tries to Raise Lum's Bail Money

14:56

L&A 1935-04-19 Story of Abner's Rescue Getting Bigger

15:02

L&A 1935-04-20 Dick Huddleston Talks to Judge of Lum's Case

14:53

L&A 1935-04-23 Discussing Detective Methods

14:35

L&A 1935-04-24 Abner Helps Lum Pack for Trip to Tulsa

14:32

L&A 1935-04-26 Evalena & Frank Foster to be Married

14:17

L&A 1935-04-29 Lum Needs Engagement Ring for Evalena

14:18

L&A 1935-05-06 Squire Buys Evalena's Engmnt Ring for Lum

14:50

L&A 1935-05-07 Lum Rcvs Chain Letter from Denver

14:58

L&A 1935-05-08 Lum Will Start his Own Chain Letter

14:58

L&A 1935-05-09 Finding a Place to Keep Hogs

14:36

L&A 1935-05-10 Dick Tells Lum & Abner Chain Letters Illegal

14:50

L&A 1935-05-13 Lum Wants to Start an Un-Chain Letter

14:27

L&A 1935-05-14 Dick Says Hog Chain Letter Should Be OK

14:32

L&A 1935-05-15 Squire to Take Hogs to Chicago

14:06

L&A 1935-05-16 Lum Wants Statue Made in his Honor

13:59

L&A 1935-05-17 Discussion of the Statue

13:49

L&A 1935-05-20 Catalogue from Monument Company

14:28

L&A 1935-05-21 Lum Orders Statue of himself

14:21

L&A 1935-05-22 Squire Rtrns from Chicago w the Chq

14:12

L&A 1935-05-23 Discussing Story of King Midas

14:09

L&A 1935-05-24 Things Go Wrong at Unveiling Ceremony

14:07

L&A 1935-05-27 Lum Missing-Ab & Grandpap Fear Worst

13:58

L&A 1935-05-28 Lum Returns

13:45

L&A 1935-05-29 How to Operate a Picture Show

13:31

L&A 1935-05-30 Cotton Warehouse for Theatre

14:42

L&A 1935-05-31 Lum & Abner Hire Grandpap

14:37

L&A 1935-06-03 Trying to Name New Theater

14:45

L&A 1935-06-04 New Picture Show Costing Alot of Money

14:34

L&A 1935-06-05 Squire Wants to be 3rd Partner in New Theatre

14:27

L&A 1935-06-06 Worring About Squire Starting Rival Theater

14:23

L&A 1935-06-07 Squire's Plans Rival Theatre

14:50

L&A 1935-06-10 Lum & Abner Lose to Squire

14:52

L&A 1935-06-11 Dick to Help Lum & Abner

14:55

L&A 1935-06-12 Advertising Free Matinee for Children

14:26

L&A 1935-06-13 Squire Spreads Rumors About Matinee

14:27

L&A 1935-06-14 Ladies Uplift League Will Boycott Show

14:38

L&A 1935-06-17 Squire Is Breaking the Law

14:24

L&A 1935-06-18 Lum Won't Arrest Squire

14:21

L&A 1935-06-19 Grandpap & Dick Demand Squire's Arrest

14:18

L&A 1935-06-20 Squire Is Upset Over Warrent

13:55

L&A 1935-06-21 Squire Is Tried in Lum's Court

13:49

L&A 1935-06-24 Theater Attracting Big Crowds

13:57

L&A 1935-06-25 Writing Letter of Apology to Squire

14:19

L&A 1935-06-26 Squire Goes to See a Lawyer

14:26

L&A 1935-06-27 Lum & Abner Rcv Lawsuit Notice

14:21

L&A 1935-06-28 Letter Will Become Incriminating Evidence

14:16

L&A 1935-07-01 Abner & Grandpap Break into Squire's Hse

14:04

L&A 1935-07-02 Abner Arrested for Breaking & Entering

14:00

L&A 1935-07-03 Lum Explains Whole Case to Lawyer

14:50

L&A 1935-07-04 Lum Abner & Squire off to Court

14:56

L&A 1935-07-05 Lum Arrives w Important Evidence

14:57

L&A 1935-07-08 Lum Decides to Become a Lawyer

14:35

L&A 1935-07-09 Lawyer Lum Decides It's Time to Retire

14:38

L&A 1935-07-10 Argument Over How to Run Picture Show

14:35

L&A 1935-07-11 Abner Hires Cedric to be Clerk in Store

14:59

L&A 1935-07-12 Abner Believes Lum Ripped him Off

15:15

L&A 1935-07-15 Lum's Theater Burns Down

14:56

L&A 1935-07-16 Lum Forgot to Buy Fire Insurance

14:56

L&A 1935-07-17 Boss Abner Makes Clerk Eddards Life Miserable

15:07

L&A 1935-07-18 Lum Goes into Business with Squire

14:58

L&A 1935-07-19 Lum Has New Bus. Venture w Squire

13:30

L&A 1935-07-22 Selling Shares in Arizona Silver Mine

14:12

L&A 1935-07-23 Everyone Interested in High Society

14:20

L&A 1935-07-24 Discussing Rules of Proper Etiquette

14:00

L&A 1935-07-25 High Society-1st Families of Pine Ridge

14:16

L&A 1935-07-26 They Cut Down the Old Pine Tree

14:07

L&A 1935-07-29 Abner Hates Being in High Society

14:29

L&A 1935-07-30 Plot to Buy the Jot 'em Down Store

14:25

L&A 1935-07-31 Abner Sells Jot 'em Down Store to Snake Hogan

13:28

L&A 1935-08-01 Abner Has Not Been Seen at All

14:35

L&A 1935-08-02 Real Reason Abner Disappeared

14:08

L&A 1935-08-05 Abner Becomes Biggest Society Man of All

14:09

L&A 1935-08-06 Dick Huddleston Skeptical About Silver Mine

14:41

L&A 1935-08-07 Who Are Dixie-Belle & Mary-Jane

14:39

L&A 1935-08-08 Lum & Abner Tired of High Society

14:40

L&A 1935-08-09 Snake Hogan Won't Sell the Jot 'em Down Store

14:37

L&A 1935-08-12 Preparing to Build Rolling Grocery Store

14:31

L&A 1935-08-13 Having Contest to Name New Grocery Store

14:26

L&A 1935-08-14 Squire Wants a Third Interest in the Store

14:43

L&A 1935-08-15 Inspecting the New Rolling Grocery Store

14:49

L&A 1935-08-16 Abner Gets the Rolling Store out of the Blacksmith

14:37

L&A 1935-08-19 Cedric Loads Merchandise into the Store

14:21

L&A 1935-08-20 Squire Goes to Arizona to Sell Silver Mine

14:41

L&A 1935-08-21 The Store's First Day on the Road

14:36

L&A 1935-08-22 Dick is Losing Customers to Rolling Store

13:34

L&A 1935-08-23 Naming o the Store Contest Ends

13:33

L&A 1935-08-26 Stockholders in Silver Mine Upset w Squire

13:57

L&A 1935-08-27 Lum Becomes Proud Owner of Silver Mine

12:21

L&A 1935-08-28 Lum Decides to Buy a Trailer for an Office

13:42

L&A 1935-08-29 Sell the Mine

13:40

L&A 1935-08-30 A Lynch Mob for Abner

13:41

L&A 1935-09-02 Abner Hides in Barn

13:47

L&A 1935-09-03 Stockholders Want Their Money Back

13:46

L&A 1935-09-04 Lum Wants to be a Hero

13:45

L&A 1935-09-05 Kidnapping Abner

13:24

L&A 1935-09-06 Abner's Kidnapping Has the Whole Town Upset

13:39

L&A 1935-09-09 Towns people Will Set a Trap for Kidnappers

14:54

L&A 1935-09-10 Lum Decides to Admit the Whole Thing

14:49

L&A 1935-09-27 Squire Rtrns for Trial w New Business Venture

13:45

L&A 1936-04-13 Operating the Mine on Royalty Basis

14:44

L&A 1936-04-21 Lum Sells All of his Possessions

14:58

L&A 1936-04-22 Lum & Abner Sell Their Circus

14:48

L&A 1936-04-23 Lum & Abner Reconcile

14:28

L&A 1936-04-26 Town of Waters Becomes Pine Ridge

14:18

L&A 1938-07-21 Lum in England & Abner in Chicago

14:35

L&A 1938-12-23 L&A Christmas Story

14:44

L&A 1940-01-05 --- #240 Lum Escapes from Prison

14:01

L&A 1940-02-14 Women's Assoc. Formed

14:22

L&A 1942-01-05 Lucky Loaf of Bread

11:29

L&A 1942-02-23 Installing Victory Boxes

11:41

L&A 1942-02-24 Lum the Air Raid Warden

11:24

L&A 1942-02-26 Mousey, Airplane Watcher

11:23

L&A 1942-02-27 Strange Happenings At Night

11:11

L&A 1942-03-02 Cedric's License Plates Stolen

11:29

L&A 1943-12-28 Wyer Lum Decides It's Time To Retire

11:34

L&A 1953 3 Episodes

36:11

Bewertungen

An absolute gem

(5 Sterne)

Clever and full of wit and charm, "Lum and Abner" is truly a classic. You can listen to a dozen episodes in a row and never tire of it. It's great entertainment. I remember a couple of years ago I listened to a slighty different version. After many, many years on the air, a decision was made (obviously by some "network executive) to revamp the show. Then came " The NEW Lum and Abner show." Complete with an excited announcer, band music leading up to the show's introduction, and full of extended fake applause and canned laughter after almost EVERY line. It was terrible! The archives need not post these episodes.

Old Time Radio

(5 Sterne)

I can't begin to tell you how much it means to me at age 63, with just a brief memory of when i used to listed to The Lone Ranger Radio programs laying on my parents bed at about the age of 4-5 years. To have the ability to access all the old radio programs and listed to them when i choose, it's just a great blessing. I want to thank those responsible for making this available to the public. Your rewards shouold be great! Glenn B. Reimel Berkeley Springs WV.

Small Town Comedy

(4 Sterne)

I've never cared for most situation comedies on television. However, Lum and Abner on radio is superior in every way I can think of to its nearest tv equivalents (Green Acres, Petticoat Junction), and there's no laugh track! Given the decades that have passed, the shows open a window into WWII, and how life and expectations proceeded in small town America. Many things are notable by their exclusion-people of color or minorities shown as little more than two dimensional throw-away characters. That said, the show has characters many of us can relate to.

I'm moving to Pine Ridge

(5 Sterne)

Just wanted to let all my friends out there on the interwebs know that this is one of the best comedy radio shows & was ahead of it's time! Yall do yerself a favor, give er a listen! It was awful thoughty of ye to recollect on my opinyun.

"Jot-em-down-store, Lum Edwards speakin'"

(4 Sterne)

What a very enjoyable show this is, good acting, good humor, good sound effects, I just think the whole thing is good. Want some humor and enjoyment, listen to a few of the episodes, it will do your funny bone good.

Date on Episode #2

(3 Sterne)

That date given of 1/2/1933 has to be wrong because the episode references an incident that it states occurred in June 1933. Difficult to reference something in the future.

Old Time Radio

(5 Sterne)

Listen to it on XM satalite in the vehicle and on my iPad at night while sleeping better than TV , thanks , Tom in Ky.

From the junk drawer

(1 Sterne)

I expected to find sequential episodes, instead, this is just a jumble of shows tossed together, totally disorganized.