CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT reel-to-reel series
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| R-886 | 24 | 1 | 9/30/40 Ovaltine shows · 10/1/40 " · 11/24/42 " · 2/16/43 " · 11/1/44 " · 12/8/48 " · 1/10/49 Last of the Ovaltine sponsor. · #167 Skelly Oil Shows · #168 Skelly Oil Shows · #169 " · #170 " · #171 " · #172 " · #173 " · #174 " · #175 " · #176 " · #177 " · #182 " · #183 " · #184 " · #185 " · #186 " · #187 " |
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| R-888 | 24 | 1 | # 212 Within the SECRET SQUADRON · CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT was designated as SS-1. Capt. Midnight's superior at Government headquarters was Major Steele · and his chief squadron assistants were his mechanic · Ichabod Hudd (SS-4) · and his young friends · Chuck Ramsey (SS-2) and Joyce Ryan (SS-3). (Along with organizational and sponsor changes came a change in the name of the young female lead from Patsy Donovan to Joyce Ryan.) · # 213 · # 214 · # 215 · # 216 · # 217 · # 218 · # 219 · # 220 · # 221 Chief villain of the entire series was Ivan Shark · mastermind of a worldwide crime syndicate. Though Ivan Shark was the central antagonist · his equally unprincipled assistant · Fang · and his evil daughter · Fury · were often heard from. There were also other inter-national bad apples · one of whom was the Barracuda · a sinister figure of oriental ancestry. · # 222 · # 223 · # 224 · # 225 · # 226 · # 227 · # 228 · # 229 During the war years · the villains regularly took on an Axis makeup · and that period saw CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT and his friends continually rushing from adventure to adventure in a never-ending effort to make the world safe. · # 230 · # 231 · # 232 · # 233 · # 234 · # 235 |
| R-889 | 24 | 1 | # 235 · # 236 · # 237 · # 238 · # 239 · # 240 · # 241 · # 242 HERE'S GOOD NEWS GANG · # 243 · # 244 · # 245 · # 246 · # 247 · # 248 · # 249 · # 250 · # 251 · # 252 · # 253 · # 254 · # 255 · # 256 · # 257 · # 258 |