The Clock
The Clock
Old Time Radio Programs "Sunrise and Sunset, Promise and Fulfilment, Birth and Death, The whole Drama of Life is played out in the Sands of Time" This is a great series where the main theme seems to be Retribution. Imported from Austrailia it ran from 1946 until 1948. Stories as told by Father Time. Sort of like Twilight Zone for the radio.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
Chapters
Reviews
Mostly off-beat crime dramas with twist endings
guppypartz
Polished production ... many off-beat crime dramas. Some light-hearted fantasy (ie, Island of Women). Pretty much every episode has a twist ending ... On occasion the host will step in to make a short pithy comment about 'time' which, to be honest, my mind tunes out. But then I'm not used to having stories interrupted in this way. While entertaining, it's lighter than the top-notch Twilight Zone tv series, being no where near as suspenseful, unsettling or creepy.
Wonderful Series
rmodel
I have just getting around to say a few words on this fine Radio Program. I rotate the episodes in with the many other radio programs that I try to keep up with. So far audio quality is quite good, and the story line goes right along with the best. No problems with downloads. As stated in previous reviews, give it a go. Thanks Lum for your time.
32kps NOT 64kps.
CyberWasted
The bit rate on these files is NOT 64 kps, they are actually encoded @ 32 kps. Still quite clear recordings in glorious mildly crackly classic mono and well worth your time to download. The show... among the best. Intriguing stories, always entertaining. Grab a few and give it a go.
what did she just say?
Child of the 50s
In The Criminal Mind, I couldn't understand what the woman was saying. The men's voices were very clear, but the female voice was garbled. Is there a way to clear up her delivery?
Highly recommended
rey zaldy serna
I was reminded of Kirsten Dunst's character in the motion picture Interview with the vampire telling she wanted some more.
Highly recommended
rey zaldy serna
I was reminded of Kirsten Dunst's character in the motion picture Interview with the vampire telling she wanted some more.
The Clock is wonderful!
ulchis
great series! well worth downloading all of them
Some things to know...
loyaltubist
Harp McGuire (1921-66) was an American who was a US Marine stationed in Australia at the end of World War II. He stayed in Australia, having met a local woman and marrying her. Eventually, McGuire found his way to Grace Gibson (an American who emigrated to Australia before the war) who was a producer of radio dramas, many using US scripts. He played the part of the Clock, the narrator of the show (a character which only vaguely exists in the American version). The Australian version of the show didn't air until a few years after the American version went off the air. After the show went off the air, McGuire returned to the United States. But rather than return to his native Tennessee, he went to Los Angeles where he was an actor for television and movies. I remember him on the "Twilight Zone" as the navigator of the airplane that went back in time as the crew was trying to land at Idlewild Airport (now JFK) in New York. Harp McGuire died at the age of 44. Grace Gibson lived in Australia for the rest of her life.