No Rainbow In The Sky is the story of Storm Hannaford’s effort to rehabilitate himself in a world which has passed him by.
Found during the Korean War suffering dreadful burns and without anything to establish his identity, Storm was flown back to Sydney where his plastic surgeon gave him his new name.

Private Investigator Dick Mallory is a man of the world who lives for full-blooded excitement and the intense thrill of the chase. He wages a relentless war against those who live in the shadows of life.

The series was written by James Workman and Brian Wright, narrated by Kevin Golsby, and stars a line-up of Australia’s top actors, including Alan Trevor, Derek Barnes and Max Meldrum.

52×12 Minutes episodes

Whilst aboard Kendall is to observe the actions of six passengers, five of whom are beneficiaries of a million pound will, to be divided equally between all those who safely arrive in Jamaica. Kendall must also discover which of the passengers was responsible for the death of a sixth beneficiary. It’s an action-packed, fast-moving adventure that combines murder, tragedy and romance, all set on the high seas.The stars of this series are Nigel Lovell, Gordon Glenwright, Dinah Shearing, Pat Crocker, Don Pascoe and Lionel Stevens.

Whispering Streets is a serialised series of human interest stories, each a self-contained episode with a permanent character who introduces each story – Hope Winslow.
Adapted from US scripts for Australian audiences, Lyndall Barbour stars as Hope Winslow
50 x 12 minute episodes

Night Beat is the story behind the stories in a newspaper column, and the man who writes them – Randy Stone.Night Beat – that’s where Randy gets his stories; the grim ones, the strange ones, and the gentle ones.

The couple were caught in Hitler’s first blitz on Holland, fled by tandem bicycle, actually sent their luggage (deadly war documents) across Germany itself, hitched and hiked, flew and sailed, across Europe, Turkey, Arabia, India and the Indies – all without passports during a time of epic turmoil.

A series of short ghostly tales, each a snippet which has a hint of ‘other worldliness’! Entertaining and good fun, these episodes certainly give you something to think about…Produced around 1960 these quirky tales are voiced by Moray Powell. 46 x 3 minute (approx) self-contained episodes

So get yourself ready for a real treat – Yes, What? – Missing Episodes, Volume 1 has literally ‘risen from the ashes of time’. Enjoy!!

Doctor Craig Beaumont was handsome, wealthy and dedicated to progressive medicine. But his ideas weren’t always popular with the citizens of Beaumont, the town named after his grandfather. His campaign against a chemical factory close to the town’s water supply was a case in point.

Private Investigator Dick Mallory is a man of the world who lives for full-blooded excitement and the intense thrill of the chase. He wages a relentless war against those who live in the shadows of life.

Buy all 5 for the price of 4 – just $80.00 (buy four, get the fifth free!).

The Castlereagh Line is the saga of a ruthless man with a single-minded determination, and of the woman he deserted. Lottie Long escapes torture and murder in Northern Queensland and meets Jack Seager in the bar where she is working in Cloncurry. Along with Mat Gore, they establish The Castlereagh Line in 1880 – a coach line with the benefit of a mail contract which covers northern New South Wales.

It introduced Major Gregory Keen of MI5 who was the forerunner to James Bond. The story is set in Post War London and tells of the search for missing Nazi loot which was brought into England by a mysterious, vicious criminal Dumetrius, his gorgeous girlfriend Hedy Bergner and Yottie Bleem, a Butcher who thinks murder is fun. Keen, of course, falls in love with Hedy and only learns her true feelings when the story comes to its highly exciting climax.

THE PASSING PARADE with John Doremus was a series of 130 tales that were originally syndicated in the United States. On a visit there in the mid 1960’s, Grace Gibson Productions picked up the Australian, New Zealand and “South Pacific rim” rights to the show. We actually had great success with it, and The Passing Parade became something of a ‘hit’ in this part of the world.

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Night Beat is the story behind the stories in a newspaper column, and the man who writes them – Randy Stone.Night Beat – that’s where Randy gets his stories; the grim ones, the strange ones, and the gentle ones.

When beautiful and mysterious Roberta Alden is murdered, the only clue to her past lies in rumours of a secret marriage.

104 x 12 minute episodes.

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Sara Dane was savagely sentenced to transportation on a trumped-up charge and upon arrival in Sydney Harbour, her conviction to succeed stays strong.

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Thrown out of Sandhurst Military Academy for entertaining a woman in his quarters, Christopher Macaulay is unable to recall how the woman came to be there.Whilst his fiancé (Edwina) forgives him, three days before the wedding Drew Ashleigh visits Christopher and informs him that he went through a form of marriage with Rose (the woman found in his room), and that she is expecting his child.

American born Miss Grace Gibson brought the first radio transcription programmes to Australia in 1934 and remained to play a leading role in the Australian Broadcasting Industry.

Jason Clay is an opportunist who uses women as pawns to achieve his goals and satisfy his desires.

In the heart of Sydney’s colourful, cosmopolitan King’s Cross is The Spiral –
a small off-shoot of bustling Macleay Street. At number 10, The Spiral, are
the offices of Connor and Mintz, Private Investigators.

Written by Dick Orkin

Starring Dick Orkin as CHICKENMAN, The Police Commissioner and The Mayor, with Jane Roberts in all female roles, plus Jim Runyon as The Announcer (‘Well-l-l-l…’) and Rodney Farver
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“My sister, Julia, had already destroyed one man’s life. Could I stop another man falling … Under Her Spell?”

YES, WHAT?…in correct chronological orderYes, What? first aired on Adelaide’s 5AD on 23rd June 1936 – the brainchild of lawyer Rex ‘Waca’ Dawe who loved dabbling in stage and radio comedy. Episodes 1-20

Night Beat – that’s where Randy gets his stories; the grim ones, the strange ones, and the gentle ones.