Can You Imagine That - Single Episodes

Old Time Radio Researchers Group

(4.2 stars; 13 reviews)

CAN YOU IMAGINE THAT
Can You Imagine That is a show that features strange and surprising stories from newspaper columns from accross the country. The stories are presented as a combination of docudrama sketches combined with vignettes about odd news items and historical oddities. From the Old Time Radio Researchers Group. See "Note" Section below for more information on the OTRR.

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

License

Chapters

Aunt Mary's New Tooth	14:48
Grog in 1740	14:47
Clam Chowder	14:47
Bits of Bread (aka Napkins)	14:47
Tom Molineaux	14:45
Parliament Buildings	14:45
Tin Can Tied to Dog's Tail	14:48
First Car of Funeral Train	14:48
More Married Men	14:47
A Girl Changes Her Mind	14:47
44 Year Old Quarrel	14:47
Two Million an Hour	14:47
Building Rises from the Sea	14:48
Two Days on a Streetcar	14:57
Ostracize	14:48
Boy Battles Eagle	14:46
Sneezing for 21 Days	14:47
Stone Giant	14:46
Number Two Is Unlucky	14:48
Frightened out of Speech	14:48
Chimp Language	14:47
1788 War Prediction	14:47
Animals' Field Day	14:46
Two Billion Dollar Bet	14:45
Funeral Fire	14:45
Explosion Heard Three Thousands Miles Away	14:45
Five Men Swindled	14:45
Not English	14:45
Reward Nineteen Years Later	14:45
Joan of Arc	14:45
Marriage Customs	14:45
Black Cats	14:45
His Brother's Father	14:51
Babies and Weather	14:47
Detective Stories	14:45
Ape Saved Key Possession	14:45
Angel of Death	14:45
Motion Pictures	14:45
Victim Arrested	14:45

Reviews

(3 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

take out the music that repeats twice between episodes. Poor quality music and not really indicative of the era (1920's). about 3 min of introduction and ending music between each episode. the content of the episodes is very entertaining even the songs within the episodes are good and if you don't mind 3 to 5 minutes of into music well worth the listen.

Fun!

(5 stars)

polistra

These are just plain fun. Every minute is interesting, if not always believable. Sort of like Information Please with the rhythm of Walter Winchell.

Crazy fun

(5 stars)

CaptnCoolTheCosmicFool

Man is the best and maddest form of amusement!