Children's Tales by Laura Hale

Lady Molly of Scotland Yard: Fordych Castle Mystery Written by Barness Orczy; adapted for radio by Joseph McGuire Lady Molly returns, along with Mary Granard, to solve the death of an indian servant at Fordych Castle.

Lady Molly of Scotland Yard: The Frewin Minatures Written by Barness Orczy; adapted for radio by Joseph McGuire A Lord dies from a disease and the Frewin Minatures are missing! Lady Molly and Mary Granard have been charged by Scotland Yard to find them.

Lady Molly of Scotland Yard: A Castle in Brittany Written by Barness Orczy; adapted for radio by Joseph McGuire While on vacation in Brittany Lady Molly and Mary Granard are asked to help out an elderly expatriot whose life is coming to an end.

Written by Barness Orczy; adapted for radio by Joseph McGuire Lady Molly and Mary Granard are faced with a strange case where a women is almost assaulted in resort community. In this story Lady Molly creates a disguise.

Lady Molly of Scotland Yard: The Ninescore Mystery Written by Barness Orczy; adapted for radio by Joseph McGuire The first Lady Molly story about the earliest fictional police women in mystery Fiction. Here she and her "Watson", Mary Granard, discovers who murdered an unfortunate young woman.

Shortcuts to extreme wealth can lead to an explosive end. Especially in the world of Dark Tales.

Robbing the bank was the easy part, but Frank and Denny didn’t know that doing so would head them down the road into the world of Dark Tales.

Chronicles of Oz In 1900 L. Frank Baum wrote a children's picture book called The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. This led to a successful 12 book series that told of the people and places in the Land of Oz. These radio dramas are: 28 minute two part adaptations of the first four books in the Oz series. This program is made possible with a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Chronicles of Oz In 1900 L. Frank Baum wrote a children's picture book called The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. This led to a successful 12 book series that told of the people and places in the Land of Oz. These radio dramas are: 28 minute two part adaptations of the first four books in the Oz series. This program is made possible with a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Chronicles of Oz In 1900 L. Frank Baum wrote a children's picture book called The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. This led to a successful 12 book series that told of the people and places in the Land of Oz. These radio dramas are: 28 minute two part adaptations of the first four books in the Oz series. This program is made possible with a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

The cranky Grampa Ed comes up with this twisted version of Goldielocks and the Three Bears.

"Sjambak" a story written in 1953 by Jack Vance. A thoughtful writer of science fiction who writes about the human condition rather than technology. Here is an earlier story about a planet settled by Muslims and a tabloid reporter whose supposed to exploit them.

A young man named Paul shows up one day to become a servant to a wealthy family. This Victorian romantic melodrama is based on a story by the well known author of Little Women.

Expedition on Mars Written by H. Beam Piper; Adapted for radio by Barry M Putt Jr. A FuturePast Golden Age of Science Fiction story. In a future history written by Piper in the nineteen fifties and sixties, we follow a Martian expedition that is trying to unlock the past of a dead civilization and accidentally discovering an Omnilingual. Followed by A Children's Radio Theater presents The Frog Who Loved to Jump.

A new series of stories in the tradition of Suspense and Twilight Zone. Girl By the Side of the Road. Careful who you pick up at late at night. It could be very dangerous. Ghost Road. In a dust storm in the desert it is best if you pull over as fast as possible or bad things may happen.