Curtain Time

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Curtain Time had two separate runs on radio. The first run was sponsored by General Mills from 1937 to 1939 and the second aired from 1945 to 1950, sponsored by the Mars Candy Co.

This romantic drama featured a theater setting with announcements that included the announcer shouting, "tickets please." Many episodes told romantic stories about a boy meeting his dream girl and the events that followed.

The announcer for the series was Harry Halcomb, who later became best known for his appearances on the television show 60 Minutes.

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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Inside the Line	33:13
Over the Falls	32:38
Love Is A Gamble	33:20
Pat And Mike	24:18
A Bridge For Martha	30:15
Wanted A Name	30:31
Lightning Strikes Twice	24:13
Mr. Justice Jimmy	30:48
Birds Of A Feather	29:01
The World Between	23:34
Wanted - An Old Fashioned Girl	28:58
Twice Blessed	24:48
Grasshopper Jockey	30:59
Reluctant Bride	23:50
Hook Line And Sinker	23:42
Belle Of The Barbary Coast	29:52
But The Face Is Familiar	20:06
Deadline For Love	24:07
Solid Sender	39:12
I Hate Men	24:10
Pathway of a Star	32:18
The Night Hangs Heavy	25:37
A Peach For The Professor	30:32
Page One Wedding	24:46
Home, James	17:28
Tickertape Romance	31:49
Romantic Development	30:53
The Perfect Blank	24:35
Connecticut Farmer	29:10
Who Is Chris Randolph	24:02
Mr Worthington	30:05
My Pal, The Wife	24:08
Miss Snoring Sleepwalker	30:24
Engagement For Two	24:39
Dear Molly Merridew	31:25
The Little Liar	29:59
Two Loves Have I	29:51
See Ya In The Funny Paper	34:43
You Don't Know Susie	27:46
The Controlling Interest	24:27
I Hate Hollywood	26:36
The Worm Turns	27:02
The Dishonest Ghost	30:30
The Story of Pat and Mike	29:27
The Quiet Young Man	27:43
Model Husband	27:35
Practically Engaged	28:10
A Ring For Julie	28:13
A Barn For The Bard	28:18
Gland Slam On The Nancy B	28:17
Contract Of An Angel	27:53
Best Laid Plans	28:12
Courtship By Proxy	28:05
My Widow, Lorriane	28:22
Petticoat Justice	28:06

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60 Minutes reference

Matt Sweeney136

"Announcer for the series was Harry Halcomb who was later known best for his appearances on the 60 minutes television show." At first I thought you were confusing Harry Halcomb with Harry Reasoner, but a quick check with John Dunning's Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio suggests that you actually meant Myron Wallace, who later changed his name to Mike Wallace.