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') ') the Generic Radio Workshop Vintage Radio Script Library ☰ Menu home Scripts Copyright About GRW Blog Links Contact project audion RECENT WORKSHOP SCRIPT ADDITIONS On September 1st, 2020 -- Lights Out: Cat Wife (1938) On August 8th, 2020 -- Miscellaneous Single Episodes: Startling Detective Adventures: Cracking Ashtabula's Triangle Horror (1931) On August 8th, 2020 -- Arthur Hopkins Presents: Machinal (1944) On August 8th, 2020 -- Gangbusters: The Eddie Doll Case (1939) (See more...) Airing on this date in 1939: Columbia Workshop: "The Use of Man" Vintage radio meets modern technology -- Project Audion features actors from different radio theatre companies across North America performing free old time radio shows together via video conference. Watch or just listen - search "Project Audion" on Facebook or Youtube. Episodes are available behind this link! Welcome to the Generic Radio Workshop Library! Welcome to the Generic Radio Workshop 's online repository of scripts from the Golden Age of Radio: the original and largest collection of radio transcripts on the Internet. As periodic presenters of Old-Time Radio show recreations, we have long sought out scripts from the Golden Age of audio drama. (Roughly speaking, 1930-1960.) They turn out to be few and far between. Why? Surely every radio thespian didn't drop his or her pages onto the floor to be swept into the trash after the broadcast. And yet, few survive. Which means - if you want to explore OTR further than just listening to the shows themselves - if you want at the source material, you have few options. You can transcribe the shows yourself. (A laborious process - we've done it.) Or you can scour used bookstores to hunt down 80-year-old books on radio acting in hopes they have a script or two. (After years, we've located several dozen.) Or you can hang out here. We're simply providing a scholarly resource in the best tradition of the Internet, making more available what once was scarce. We make no claims to ownership of these materials; they remain, as they should, the copyright of their respective owners. But as the shows themselves have brought pleasure to millions, so we hope do the original scripts themselves. From the Generic Radio Workshop's archives, a book of vintage scripts We're thrilled to introduce you to a script collection from a show you've probably never heard of, but which makes delightful reading: 1944's soap opera / detective drama "Lady of the Press." Unheard and unseen for seventy five years, Lady of the Press is an intriguing, entertaining West Coast CBS radio show which follows newspaper reporter Sandra Martin, a modern woman trying to balance her personal life with her working world, Sandra Martin is played by Janet Waldo who went on to fame as the voice of Corliss Archer, Judy Jetson, Penelope Pitstop, and many other characters. This volume reprints, for the first time, the scripts from the first two dozen original episodes of the series, complete with edits and cuts made by the cast and crew. These Lady of the Press scripts open a window into the World War II home front and will leave you hanging at the end of every episode! Buy it from Bear Manor Media Because Radio isn't enough, a new book about moviegoing! The town of Grapevine Texas was a lot like other small 20th-century farm towns. That makes the story of its movie theatres a universal tale... of dreamers and entrepreneurs who tried to strike it rich - or at least a good living - showing movies to the locals. The story of how we watched movies in the 20th Century is the story of The Moving Picture Show , from the first appearance of "moving scenery" in 1901 to the opening of the world's largest multi-screen cinema complex in 1997. Engagingly told, rich in detail, and profusely illustrated. Learn more or Purchase here Except where noted, contents and presentation are (C) 2004-2020 Generic Radio Workshop. Individual scripts may be copyrighted by their owners....