Charles Laughton and Ella Raines make a very unlikely romantic couple! Claudette Colbert is an amnesiac with a gun! And George Sanders is stripped to the waist and ready for duelling! Music comes from Peggy Lee and Kitty Kallen! There’s a brain-teaser f

In this week’s show, catch up on the many ways in which Sookie is loving quarantine! There’s news of the new Secret History Of Hollywood series! Hear about the incredible line-up of The Attaboy Clarence Film Festival! There’s music from Fred Astaire an

In this week’s show, there’s some exciting news! Keep your spirits up with music from Dean Martin and Harry Belafonte! Scottish Deborah Kerr becomes Irish-Scottish in a comic-thriller from the minds who gave you The Lady Vanishes and Green For Danger!

In this week’s show… Gorgeous music from Bing Crosby and Kay Kyser! Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy glam it up in a fairytale of New York! Kay Francis and Warren William find a very unorthodox pathway to parenthood… And much more, including an intere

We’ve got music from Peggy Lee and Perry Como! James Cagney is a master spy and action man in ‘13 Rue Madeleine’! And J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI are clearing house! In fact, they’re clearing ‘The House On 92nd Street’! Radio entertainment comes courtesy of

In this week’s show, discover the truth about RED MAGIC! Why is that man STARING at me? What could be worse than murdered in a chair at a fair in Delaware in the company of Jessie Ware? Hear movie reviews of 1936’s ‘Midnight At Madame Tussaud’s’ and 19

Happy 2020! The show returns with Jessie Matthews, Audrey Hepburn, Gary Cooper and this week’s special guest star, Roland Young! There’s a Brighton Strangler competition for you to enter! There’s a delightful radio comedy featuring everyone’s favourite

It’s been a battle against the flu, but the show finally returns, along with… …the most DEPRESSING ad for tyres ever! …the Mistletoe Kiss Polka! …the wonderful Brook Darnell and her festive movie recommendations! …a visit to the Lux Radio Theatre!

This week’s show is dedicated to the Wizard himself, one of the Golden Age’s greatest character actors, Mr Frank Morgan! We’ll be conjuring up reviews of two of his lesser-seen yet equally as charming film appearances, 1935’s The Perfect Gentleman and 19

In this week’s noir-themed edition of Attaboy Clarence, I’ll be telling you about a trio of shadow-soaked dramas to spice up your Noirvember viewing…