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NOT A CD! THIS IS THE AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE OF 2 RADIO PROGRAMS OF 1949 BY SCREEN DIRECTORS' PLAYHOUSE! 1) THE NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES (2/27/49)--FEATURING EDWARD G. ROBINSON (REPRISING HIS ORIGINAL MOVIE ROLE) AND WILLIAM DEMAREST--INTRODUCED BY ORIGINAL DIRECTOR JOHN FARROW. 2) THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (4/17/49) FEATURING DANA ANDREWS (REPRISING HIS ORIGINAL MOVIE ROLE) AND INTRODUCED BY ORIGINAL DIRECTOR WILLIAM WYLER. 1994 METACOM INC./BLOCKBUSTER/RADIO SPIRITS INC. #J125. APPROX. 60 MIN. PLAYING TIME. ... Read more

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Three 8" x 10" scene stills featuring the great Edward G. Robinson. 1) Original scene still from John Ford's "The Whole Town's Talking" which is one of the few comedies Ford directed. Robinson plays a meek office clerk who is mistaken for a dangerous criminal who is a dead ringer for him. Jean Arthur co-starred. The still pictures Robinson with great character actor Etienne Girardot. Light wear old tape mends to the verso, and some old tack holes to the corners. 2) Early re-issue (1947) moody group portrait of Robinson, Ida Lupino and John Garfield in the very good "The Sea Wolf" 3) Original scene still of Robinson and two of his hench men from "Key Largo." In a film career that spanned 57 years Robinson gave many memorable performances and incredibly was never even nominated for an Oscar, but he did receive a special one in 1973, a bit too late as he had died shortly before the award was to be presented to him. ... Read more

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From the Golden Age of Radio.1. The Man Who Wanted to be Edward G. Robinson, starring E.G. Robinson, broadcast 9/30/48.2. THe Bluebeard of Bellac, starring Merle Oberon, broadcast 9/21/44. ... Read more