
Ann Of The Airlanes - Vic & Joe Frame Jack
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Jack Baker
Over valley and mountain, river and plain through wind and storm ride Zan of the airlines.
Ann Burton
It's.
Narrator
Ann Burton, having completed her training as a nurse, is about to resign her position in the Tyler Sanatorium in Springfield. When she stumbles upon a plot to force Jack Baker, pilot for Interstate Airlines, to fly a stolen Air Cat plane. Ann has recognized the two crooks, Vic Morgan and Joe Tolliver, as being the same two men that were carrying a small, yet exceedingly valuable black bag on board the same flight that brought her back to the hospital. After they have managed to enter the hospital, apparently with inside help, they chloroform Jack Baker and left with the intention of returning for the unconscious pilot. Ann has been warned by the head of the sanitarium, Dr. John Tyler, not to interfere with the men. From this she suspects that Dr. Tyler is the mysterious doc that seems to be the head of the plot. But disregarding the warning of Tyler, Ann foils the plot for the time being at least by utilizing oxygen to wash out the effects of the chloroform. Then she and Jack Baker learn the identity of Joe Tolliver. And from this are led to believe that the stolen aircraft plane is being kept at a private airport or on the old green estate. Picking up Jack's co pilot Pete, they go to the green place where they find the Air Cat already warmed up and ready for flight. Jack and Dan manage to gain access to the cabin of the ship. Just as a car recognized as that of Dr. Tyler comes into the driveway. Jack makes a quick takeoff in the dark and intends to head for the Springfield airport. When Anne hears something in the darkness of the cabin. Will it prove to be the faithful co pilot Pete or. Or have the gangster set a trap for Anne and Jack? Listen,
Ann Burton
That wasn't the light switch, Jack. Where is it?
Jack Baker
I don't know much more about this ship than you do, Ann. Tony wasn't much to lend it out. Try it over on that side.
Ann Burton
I think I. Yes, that was Jack.
Jack Baker
I thought so. It's.
Vic Morgan
Didn't expect to find us here, did you, Baker? And that scream of yours couldn't have expressed your amazement any clearer. Beautiful.
Jack Baker
All right. I suppose that I'll find a tommy gun on my back now. Together with a complete set of instructions on how to fly to Miami. Is that it?
Joe Tolliver
Gee, Vic, he ought to be a mind reader, oughtn't he?
Vic Morgan
Not bad at it at all. All except the tommy gun. We don't happen to have one.
Joe Tolliver
I still think we ought to have one. They make me feel more at home.
Vic Morgan
Joey, I've always said that all you need is a new set of brains. No children. The use of a tommy gun would place our little adventure tonight under the head of something we just won't mention. But we'd have the government down on our necks.
Ann Burton
Then what do you call this?
Jack Baker
Never mind, Anne. I think we'll just call it a very lucky recovery of Tony Johnson's air cat and the arrest of two very naughty little criminals. Just as soon as I can get this ship down at Roberts Field.
Vic Morgan
Nice law abiding thought Baker. But you forget that we have a modern invention. They call it a telephone. Maybe you've heard of it, huh?
Jack Baker
All right, go on. But we're getting nearer the airport.
Vic Morgan
That's fine. We seem to have plenty of connections at the airport. Steve managed to get the ship away without much trouble, didn't he? Well, it seems that Doc has.
Ann Burton
Doc? You mean Dr. Tyler.
Vic Morgan
One doc is as good as another so far as names are concerned. Gorgeous. Well, Doc phoned the airport and there's a couple of our own boys that will be just tickled to death to meet you when we land. Outside of that, maybe the police would like to find out that pilot Jack Baker stole the air cat and Joe and I brought it back. You like that story.
Ann Burton
But everyone knows that Jack didn't. Why you held him captive.
Vic Morgan
Ah, they don't know it. Beautiful. All they know is that Baker walked out of the Tyler Sanitarium. Okayed by the doctor. We've taken care of the record so they'll show that.
Jack Baker
You boys think of everything, don't you? But we're headed for the Springfield Airport and I think I'll be able to take care of things when we land.
Joe Tolliver
Listen mister, by the time we get there things are going to be so hot on account of that new ship of interstates being gone from the hangar that nobody will notice what's happening to you.
Vic Morgan
No, you fool. Can't you keep your trap shut?
Jack Baker
The new ship of interstates. But they can't. They couldn't have had the nerve to take that ship right out of the hangar now.
Vic Morgan
Well, seeing the cat's out of the bag anyhow, I might as well tell you that it's gone. What did you think, Steve? Had to leave this aircat for anyway. So you might just as well make a. Hey. What are you trying to do?
Jack Baker
I didn't do anything. But that just means that if you want to land anywhere in one piece, you're gonna sit down and sit still. This aircat is a speed ship. That doesn't take much to throw it off balance. So stay put.
Ann Burton
But, Jack, what did he mean about Interstate's new ship? Does he mean a new ship that your line bought?
Jack Baker
They didn't buy this one, Anne. They've been building that ship for the last three months. It's just about the latest thing in air transportation. That was just finished yesterday and it
Vic Morgan
hasn't even been tested yet. Which shows you just how good our information is on what goes on at the airport. Well, think it over, Baker. You work for the line. You disappear from the hospital, a new ship is missing. Two of them, in fact. Now, how about flying to Miami?
Ann Burton
Jack, you can't do it. You have to take this ship back to the airport and turn these hoodlums over to the police. I don't know how, but you must.
Joe Tolliver
I still wish I had a gun. Wouldn't be so hard to talk tyche to this guy.
Jack Baker
I'll have to think this over. But in the meantime, remember what I said about sitting still. Better keep that safety belt passing, too.
Vic Morgan
Just don't take too long with your thinking. And while you're doing it, you might turn on the radio. You might run into something interesting.
Jack Baker
Might pick up a detective story, huh? That's the Interstate frequency there, Roberts.
Narrator
Field of all flights beyond lookout for new low wing Four motor chips stolen from hangar at Springfield. License number Insane.
Vic Morgan
Turn off that place. I marked your place on the dial.
Ann Burton
Did you get that number?
Jack Baker
Don't need it. I know that ship. Listen.
Narrator
By Jack Baker, formerly pilot of Interstate Airlines. All flights be on and look out.
Ann Burton
Jack, they said that.
Vic Morgan
You satisfied now, Baker? I told you the doc knew how to use the telephone. Now turn that dial to that mark.
Jack Baker
Okay, I still say that you fellows just think of everything even. Well, for the love of Mike.
Ann Burton
What's the matter, Jerry?
Jack Baker
We're just a little southeast of Springfield and there's a radio beam.
Ann Burton
I bet there are radio beams just about everywhere.
Jack Baker
There's no beam between Springfield and the Southeast, not at that frequency.
Vic Morgan
You'll learn, Baker. As you say, we think of just about everything. That beam you're on there will take you right into Miami if you just keep on it. So make up your mind.
Jack Baker
Okay, fellow, you win. But maybe I'll think of something you boys have overlooked.
Vic Morgan
Not a chance. We think of everything. Now cut out the see sawing and get on that beam and let's get going. And no funny stuff either. Remember, it's two to one.
Jack Baker
Yeah, and don't you forget that it's easy to overbalance this ship. And I might get an idea.
Vic Morgan
While you're getting that idea, get this one. If we crash, Gorgeous there crashes with us. Think that over, wise guy.
Joe Tolliver
I wish you'd hurry up and make up your mind. I'm sleepy.
Vic Morgan
Just start counting sheep, Joe, as far as you can count. I think Baker's made up his mind. I'm a little sleepy myself. Now, remember what I said, Baker, about no funny stuff and step on it.
Ann Burton
Jack, do you think they can hear us back there?
Jack Baker
Not with that motor turning over like that. Why?
Ann Burton
Well, just what are you to do?
Joe Tolliver
Going.
Ann Burton
Can't you get back to the Springfield airport?
Jack Baker
I think I could, Anne, but I've got a sort of an idea that I might be able to get that interstate plane back by just playing along with these two fellows. Anyhow, that doc they talk about. You don't suppose that could be Doc Tyler, do you?
Ann Burton
Oh, I don't honestly know, Jack. Everything seems to point to him yet. Well, somehow it just doesn't seem possible.
Jack Baker
Well, that doesn't make any difference anyway. Right now, what I mean is that this doc has fixed it up so that I'd have a tough time getting straightened out if I did go back to Roberts Field. Now, by the time we got it all straightened out, that Interstate ship would be thousands of miles away.
Ann Burton
Then what are you going to do?
Jack Baker
Just follow this beam right into Miami or wherever it leads. The big ship, as I figure it, will be along pretty shortly afterwards.
Ann Burton
Oh, but they wouldn't have nerve enough to take a stolen ship right into the regular airport, would they?
Jack Baker
Hardly. But I figure that if this outfit is big enough to have their own radio system, they'll have their own airport. And that's the spot they'll take the Interstate Experimental Ship. And I want to be there when it lands.
Ann Burton
But can't you radio the Springfield airport and tell them?
Jack Baker
Wish I could. But this Aircat doesn't happen to have a transmitter, just a receiver. If Pete only happened to get away. Say, there's a chance if Pete happened to stay in hiding until that transport ship was brought over to the Green estate.
Ann Burton
But why would they take it over there?
Jack Baker
They'd have to take it somewhere to gas it up. The tanks were practically empty. That means It'll be nearly morning before they can get her filled up with hand pumps. And that'll mean we'll be in Miami way ahead of them. I can just kick this Aircat hard enough. This may be dangerous. Are you with me, Ann?
Ann Burton
Looks like there's nothing else for me to do. There doesn't seem to be a parachute handy.
Jack Baker
You're a swell person, Ann.
Ann Burton
Where are we now, Jack?
Jack Baker
I've got my bearings right. We're over the northern edge of Florida right now. It'll be dawn in a little while. We should be seeing water.
Ann Burton
Do you hear something, Jack? It sounds like another.
Vic Morgan
Hey, what's wrong with the motor? You're not trying to say that sounds like another plane?
Jack Baker
It is another ship. It seems to be behind us and a little above.
Vic Morgan
Probably an airliner. Where are we anyhow?
Jack Baker
Just over Florida. That's no airliner. It's a single motor.
Ann Burton
But where is it? I can't see his lights anywhere.
Jack Baker
They ought to be showing up all right. Boy, that fellow's really moving.
Joe Tolliver
Hey, what's the matter? We landing?
Vic Morgan
Ah, just another plane. Go on back to sleep.
Ann Burton
There he is, Jack. Right over there. And there's not a light on it.
Jack Baker
I see him now. Looks like he's trailing us the way he's hanging on.
Joe Tolliver
Gee, Nick, you don't suppose it could be the police, do you?
Vic Morgan
Police don't run without lights. Go on back to sleep, Jack.
Ann Burton
He's right over us and he's heading down.
Jack Baker
Say, looks like he's trying to dive right into us. Can't help but see us. Watch it. I'm gonna dive. He crashed right into us. If I hadn't dived and side slipped. I wonder what he's.
Joe Tolliver
Say, Vic, you don't suppose that it could be to Bull Struther's outfit? They got an airplane now.
Vic Morgan
You know Bull Struther's got a plane?
Joe Tolliver
Yeah. Doc said he heard he was on the trail of this little bag. Now to watch out that Bull didn't follow us.
Jack Baker
Guy's trying to force us down. He's going to dive at us again.
Vic Morgan
Baker, you've got to do something.
Joe Tolliver
If I only had a Tommy gun, what I'd do to.
Jack Baker
Hang on, all of you. We're diving and diving fast. Just pray that we pull out with the wings on. That's.
Narrator
Two planes screaming through the darkness toward the ground. Will Jack be able to level off in time to prevent a tragedy? And who is this mysterious stranger that is so intent on forcing the air cap to the ground? Apparently for possession of that precious little black bag that has had such a sinister effect on the lives of Ann Burton and Jack Baker. The answers will mean more excitement, more thrills when you tune in the next episode of Anne of the Airlines.
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Episode: Ann Of The Airlanes - Vic & Joe Frame Jack
Date: March 28, 2026
Host: Harolds Old Time Radio
This episode features a thrilling installment of the classic radio adventure serial Ann of the Airlanes. Set in the golden age of aviation, the episode centers around Ann Burton, a nurse who uncovers a criminal plot involving stolen aircraft, double-crossing villains, and a chase through the night skies. The program captures the intrigue, suspense, and charm that defined early radio storytelling.
"Ann foils the plot for the time being at least by utilizing oxygen to wash out the effects of the chloroform." — Narrator (02:16)
"Joey, I've always said that all you need is a new set of brains. … The use of a tommy gun would place our little adventure tonight under the head of something we just won't mention." — Vic Morgan (04:27)
"All they know is that Baker walked out of the Tyler Sanitarium, okayed by the doctor. We've taken care of the record so they'll show that." — Vic Morgan (05:33)
"They didn't buy this one, Anne. They've been building that ship for the last three months. It's just about the latest thing in air transportation. That was just finished yesterday and it—" — Jack Baker (06:33)
"Right now, what I mean is that this doc has fixed it up so that I'd have a tough time getting straightened out if I did go back to Roberts Field. Now, by the time we got it all straightened out, that Interstate ship would be thousands of miles away." — Jack Baker (09:52)
"Say, looks like he's trying to dive right into us. Can't help but see us. Watch it. I'm gonna dive. He crashed right into us. If I hadn't dived and side slipped. I wonder what he's—" — Jack Baker (12:17)
"Will Jack be able to level off in time to prevent a tragedy? And who is this mysterious stranger that is so intent on forcing the air cat to the ground? ... The answers will mean more excitement, more thrills when you tune in the next episode of 'Ann of the Airlanes.'" — Narrator (13:09)
The episode exemplifies the fast-paced, witty, and suspenseful storytelling characteristic of 1930s-40s radio drama. Banter between heroes and villains injects levity while maintaining high stakes. The cliffhanger finale and urgent dialogue keep listeners eagerly anticipating the next installment.
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