Warner Archive Podcast

MGM's Leo is On the Air original radio air trailer promoting Artie Shaw and Lana Turne's 1939 film Dancing Co-ed. Featuring performances by Artie Shaw

Clint Walker discusses highlights from his acting career including his turn as the title character in Cheyenne, auditioning for Cecil B. DeMille, performing with Jack Benny and his roles in Fort Dobbs, Yellowstone Kelly and Gold of the Seven Saints - also available from the Warner Archive Collection.

MGM's Leo is On the Air original radio air trailer promoting Greta Garbo and Charles Boyer's 1937 film Conquest. Narrated by Frank Whitworth.

Cecil B. DeMille's 1940 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Bachelor Mother starring Ginger Rogers, Fredric March and Frank Albertson.

James Best discusses highlights from his illustrious acting career including his turn as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane from The Dukes of Hazzard and The Dukes Animated Series, other great Warner Bros. television series as well as Warner Archive films including First to Fight with co-star Gene Hackman and Samuel Fuller's Verboten.

Cecil B. DeMille's 1937 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Alibi Ike starring Joe E. Brown.

NBC's 1949 inaugral broadcast for the Screen Director's Playhouse radio series. Here Mickey Rooney reprises his role as Homer Macauley in the William Saroyan penned story, The Human Comedy.

The original 1945 film stars Greer Garson and Gregory Peck recreate their screen roles in this 1946 Lux Radio presentation of Valley of Decison.Stay tuned to the end for a special appearance by Louis B. Mayer.

The original 1945 film stars Rosalind and Jack Carson recreate their roles in this Lux Radio presentation of Roughly Speaking.

A 1941 radio adaptation of the 1941 film that starred Ginger Rogers. The original film stars recreate their roles in this radio presentation including Burgess Meredith, George Murphy and Alan Marshal.

Angie Dickinson reminisces about "Pretty Maids All in a Row," Jack Warner, her contract with Warner Bros., Tori Amos and "Ocean's Eleven."

From 1940, a Screen Guild Players Radio Program presentation of Private Lives starring Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh.

A 1945 radio adaptation of the 1945 film that starred John Garfield. The stars from the original film, John Garfield, Eleanor Parker and Dane Clark, reprise their roles here for this Lux Radio Theater play. Stay tuned to the end for a very special guest.

A 1937 radio adaptation of the 1933 film that starred Clark Gable. In this radio presentation the role of Clark Gable is performed by Spencer Tracy. The radio play also stars Virginia Bruce and Francis Farmer.

A radio adaptation of the 1939 film that also starred Lionel Barrymore. This radio presentation also stars Agnes Moorhead, Vincent Price and Ted Donaldson.

A 1938 radio adaptation of the 1934 film that originally starred Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery. Here the role of Mary Clay is played by Crawford screen rival Bette Davis. This presentation also stars Joel McCrea.

Good News of 1939 Radio Show presentation of The Ice Follies of 1939 starring Joan Crawford, James Stewart and Lew Ayres. Hosted by Robert Young.

A 1944 radio adaptation of the 1943 film that originally starred John Garfield. Here the role of John "Kit" McKittrick is played by Robert Young. This presentation also stars Maureen O'Hara and Walter Slezak

Robert Taylor and Van Heflin returned from service in World War II to recreate their roles from the 1941 film noir classic in this 1946 Lux Theater radio presentation of Johnny Eager.

A 1941 radio adaptation of the 1939 film that starred John Garfield.