Back when going to the movies meant a whole afternoon or evening's entertainment not just the one movie Audiobook radio is proud to be home to the Hollywood Double Bill. Adapted for radio with all the frills including the big stars and hosted by Roger Prior.
Back when going to the movies meant a whole afternoon or evening's entertainment not just the one movie Audiobook radio is proud to be home to the Hollywood Double Bill. Adapted for radio with all the frills including the big stars and hosted by Roger Prior.
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
The tale of Claudia and David Naughton, newlyweds, just beginning their married life. Young, enthusiastic, and very much in love, they weren't suffering from any medical maladies or suspicions of infidelity. Instead, they were simply facing the many challenges of any new marriage - finding an apartment, getting used to each other's quirks, and learning to live together on a daily basis. Lacking many of the characteristics of a traditional soap opera, 'Claudia' didn't offer the anguish and heartbreak that typified such long-running soaps as 'Valiant Lady', 'Backstage Wife', and 'Ma Perkins' - and, being sponsored by Coca-Cola, it even lacked the traditional sponsorship of a soap company. But the very elements it was lacking quickly became its strengths: with very few of the 'tune in tomorrow' hooks that most soaps used to lure listeners back the next day, people returning to 'Claudia' instead came back for the interesting, fully developed characters, the light-hearted banter between them, and the fami
