Reptiles, Birds, and Four Legged Creatures Collection

This hodge-podge of old-time radio fun galore features a slew of stories about reptiles, birds and four legged creatures! From a variety of series and with grandiose episodes titles like The Explosive Dog, Bull with the Delicate Ego, Rattlesnake Murder Case, Bird Betraying Bard, Bullet in a Bull, The Elephant's Graveyard and The Fire Dog, this collection will please the palette of just about any old time radio creature!

• Dangerously Yours Victor Jory stars in a brooding, atmospheric episode titled "The Shadow of the Raven". The poetic narrative sets a dark, Edgar Allan Poe-inspired tone dealing with themes of extreme danger and adventure.
• David Harding, Counterspy Charles Pierce and Dora Lester engage in a tense conversation, with Dora expressing fear about a trap. The interaction culminates when Pierce forces her to accompany him to an eighth-floor balcony where a fatal fall could easily occur.

• The Fred Allen Show Comedian Fred Allen hosts an entertaining and humorous interview with Captain Knight, a recognized authority on eagles. The segment blends factual discussion about the majestic birds with Allen's signature comedic style.

• Grand Marquee Jim Ameche stars in a lighthearted and whimsical romantic comedy titled "Half a Dog is Better Than None". The narrative involves an unusual romantic entanglement where a gentleman's primary hobby and conversation topic is dogs.

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  Top Secret Baroness Karen Gaeza and Everett Rowan investigate a gripping espionage case for the British Secret Service involving a German submarine at Scapa Flow. The plot centers on discovering how two carrier pigeons were used to deliver vital military messages.

• The World Adventurers Club Explorer Ralph Norton recounts his perilous expedition deep into the African jungle to locate the legendary elephant's graveyard. Just as his team discovers a massive fortune in ivory, a sudden earthquake swallows the graveyard into the earth.
  

See also: Dogs in Old Time Radio and Cats in Old Time Radio.  For more, see also: Birds in Old Time Radio.