Old Time Radio’s Greatest Stars: John Dehner Collection 1 Audiobook (Free)

Versatile acting professional John Dehner had a long career (1940-1989) performing countless roles in every media. He made an appearance in a lot more than 250 movies and in thousands of radio and television shows. He began his career as an animator for the Walt Disney Studios but his like for performing found him work at KFWB in Los Angeles as a information editor and disk jockey. Dehner possessed a deep, resonant tone of voice and soon got supporting assignments in radio dramas, like the Whistler, Gunsmoke, and Philip Marlowe. His big break about Old Time Radio’s Most significant Celebrities: John Dehner Collection 1 came when he was cast as Paladin in the radio version of Have Gun-Will Travel. He also portrayed J.B. Kendall, the business lead function on radio’s Frontier Gentleman. Dehner became perhaps one of the most sought-after stars during The Golden Age of Radio and worked well most days and evenings on numerous radio displays. When tv beckoned, he made a seamless changeover appearing in shows like Gunsmoke, The Travels of Kit Carson, Playhouse 90, The Zane Gray Theater, Perry Mason, The Rifleman, The Wild Wild West, Hogan’s Heroes, The Real McCoys, The Texan, three shows of The Twilight Zone and so many more. He also had a very effective movie profession, best-remembered as Sheriff Pat Garrett in The Left-Handed Gun contrary Paul Newman as Billy a child. We’ve carefully selected 12 of John Dehner’s finest radio performances for this interesting collection and we wish you love it!

Have got Gun-Will Travel 8-28-60 “For the Parrots”

Have got Gun-Will Travel 9-11-60 “Deadline”

Have Gun-Will Travel 9-18-60 “Nellie Watson’s Young man”

Frontier Gentleman 3-2-58 “The Lost Mine”

Frontier Gentleman 8-10-58 “A Wagon Filled with Cats”

Frontier Gentleman 8-17-58 “The Fastest Gun That Never Was”

Escape 11-5-50 “Earth Abides Pt. 1”

Escape 11-12-50 “Earth Abides Pt. 2”

Gunsmoke 4-11-53 “Gonif”

The CBS Radio Workshop 4-27-56 “The Record Collectors”

Fort Laramie 3-25-56 “The Coward”

Suspense 3-15-55 “The Video game”