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Damon Runyan Theater
| THE DAMON RUNYON THEATRE
brought the works of Damon (Alfred) Runyon (1884-1946) to radio, remaining true to his stylized, idiomatic way of telling tales of New York's underworld. The series was syndicated nationwide after it premiered on the West Coast (under Mayfair Syndication). The story teller in Mr. Runyon's original works was unnamed. In this adaptation, he was given the name "Broadway". Broadway not only recounts the tale, but in many of the shows, is directly involved in the action. Broadway's stories had plenty of warmth and appeal and were told in his thick Brooklyn accent. This series utilized the audio art of dialect humor. Broadway was played by John Brown. Supporting members of the cast were frequently actors well known to the radio audience, such as Frank Lovejoy, Allen Reed, Gerald Mohr, Eddie Mar, Louis Van Rooten and William Conrad. |
| Show | # of Shows | Cost | |
| Damon Runyan Theater | 52 | $7 | |
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