We present some excerpts from Dean and Me a Love Story, by Jerry Lewis. Which recalls his days working with Dean Martin, long before The Rat Pack, and even Elvis, when mobs of people would  fill the streets around the theaters they were appearing in.

Starting in the summer of 1946 Martin and Lewis became the most popular comedy team of all time. Performing before the largest sell out crowds anyone had ever seen, in every major city.  Also appearing on early television broadcasts and on radio. By 1950, they arrived in Hollywood and would make 16 movies before going their separate ways in 1956. Both going on to such fabulous careers of their own, that their pardnership is practically unknown to young audiences.

On his way to a well deserved, fishing vacation, famous trial lawyer Perry Mason, finds himself enlisted to defend a man accused of stealing a company town's payroll. Not only does the defendant have a criminal record, but part of the stolen money is found at his home. 

Unlike what is falsely stated in the introduction of this program. This is the only short story written by Earl Stanley Gardner featuring Perry Mason with courtroom 'fireworks'! First printed in Collier's Magazine in 1953, four years before the long running CBS television series began in 1957. It was later expanded, with the addition of a murder, to become the 11th episode of the show's third season, in January of 1960, as The Case of the Violent Village.

Our presentation was originally broadcast when Gremlin Time was a weekly, 30 min. show. And back then we read an abridged version. For this program, Fortunato reads the edited out opening passages, and Red Ryder presents the main part of the story. We've also filled out the show with a couple of selections to evoke the 1950s presented as a musical break.

We open this program with an audio homage to the great TV series Perry Mason, featuring the voices of series regulars Raymond Burr as Perry Mason, Barbara Hale as Della Street, William Hopper as Paul Drake, and William Talman as D.A. Hamilton Burger. Also, a special appearance by guest star Edgar Buchanan.

A 3D Radio  adaptation of Moving Pictures by Gar Anthony Haywood. Danny Floyd and Farrel Johns team up to break into the big time Hollywood screenwriting game. Unfortunatly, the only way they are able to get any attention from the Hollywood press is to commit murder! This 3D Radio Production features Woody Creek, Captain Redgoat MacHaggus, Eddie Gold, Fortunato, Tommy Hollywood, and Blue Mallard. Program contains Adult Language that is not suitable for young listerners!

For Halloween, we present a short story about a young man who is captivated by the errie descriptions of abandoned houses and factories which he hears on the strange recordings of an unknown performance artist.  Fortunato is joined by Van Dyke Brown and Ruby Red in presenting this tale by one of the modern masters of horror fiction Thomas Laggotti.