WOC Catalog: Wolfner Owned Cassettes

Classic Radio Plays, Dramatizations and Other Special Items

(Updated September 2004)

Under Western Skies

American Indian Myths and Legends by Richard Erdoes.
WOC 284.
This magnificent audio collection gathers selected tales from several tribal groups to offer a rich and lively panorama of the Native American cultural heritage. From all across the continent come tales of creation and love, of heroes and wars, of animals, tricksters, and the end of the world.

American Indian Myths and Legends: Volume 2 by Richard Erdoes.
WOC 285.
This magnificent audio collection continues with more from Native American mythic heritage.

Black Elk Speaks by John G. Neihardt.
WOC 299.
The mystical autobiography of an Indian warrior, hunter, and medicine man born on the Rosebud Lakota Reservation in South Dakota in 1921.

Black Elk: The Sacred Pipe by John G. Neihardt.
WOC 303.
Black Elk, a holy man of the Ogallala Sioux, describes the sacred rites at the heart of the religious lives of many Native Americans. This abridged version contains chapters 1,3,4,5, and 8.

Bride Comes to Yellow Sky by Stephen Crane.
WOC 397.
Stephen Crane's raucous yarn of the Marshall, his new bride, and a low down varmint bent on shootin' up the town. A production of the Blue Ridge Radio Players.

Code of the West by Steven Bly.
Series Code: COW.
Tap Andrews and Pepper Paige saddle up and set out on adventures set in the Old West. Also available in Braille in our regular collection.

1.	It’s Your Misfortune, and None of My Own	WOC 466
2.	One Went to Denver and the Other One Went Wrong	WOC 463
3.	Where the Deer and the Antelope Play	WOC 465
4.	Stay Away from That City - They Call It Cheyenne	WOC 468
5.	My Foot’s in the Stirrup - My Pony Won’t Stand	WOC 464
6.	I’m Off to Montana for to Throw the Hoolihan	WOC 469

Frontier Gentleman.
WOC 437.
Starring John Dehner as J.B. Kendall in eighteen episodes including: Kendall's Last Stand, Aces and Eights, The Cannibal, School Days, Gambling Lady, and Mighty Mouse.

Gunsmoke.
Series Code: GUNS.
Around Dodge City, there is just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers: find United States Marshal Matt Dillon, played by William Conrad.

	Gunsmoke	WOC 451
	Gunsmoke: Volume 2	WOC 439

Have Gun, Will Travel.
Series Code: GUNT.
Starring John Dehner as Paladin, western soldier of fortune.

	Have Gun, Will Travel	WOC 431
	Have Gun, Will Travel : Volume 2	WOC 432

Hopalong Cassidy.
Series Code: HPCA.
The announcer says, “The ring of the silver spurs heralds the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early west,” and you are swept away to dangerous days on the wild frontier. But you are in good hands with straight shooter Hopalong Cassidy.

	Hopalong Cassidy	WOC 84
	Hopalong Cassidy	WOC 520

Light of Western Stars by Zane Grey.
WOC 359.
When New York society beauty Madeline Hammond buys a ranch near the Mexican frontier, she gets more than she bargained for. She finds herself caught up in a bloody revolution. When she is rescued from Mexican guerillas by Gene Stewart, she falls head over heels in love. When Stewart is captured and sentenced to death by the bandits, Madeline and her vaqueros ride to his rescue.

The Lone Ranger.
Series Code: LONE.
Who was that masked man? The Lone Ranger and his faithful companion Tonto ride off to tame the West with a hearty "Hi Yo Silver, away!" Starring Brace Beemer and John Todd.

	The Lone Ranger: Volume 1	WOC 79
	The Lone Ranger: Volume 2	WOC 78
	The Lone Ranger: Volume 3	WOC 77
	The Lone Ranger: Volume 4	WOC 136
	The Lone Ranger: Volume 5	WOC 415
	The Lone Ranger: Volume 6	WOC 416

Lovers by David Levy.
WOC 297.
Set in the mountains of western Montana in 1883, our hero, Simon Gutherie, is no dude. He looks like Humphrey Bogart in The African Queen. Eve is not Katherine Hepburn, but she loves Simon. The problem is that Ward, a bully and a mean drunk, is stuck on Eve. It is an explosive triangle. This is a dramatization of the Blue Ridge Radio Players.

Native American Animal Stories.
WOC 283.
Selected from the Bear and Company Meditation series, this audio cassette shows the helping and healing roles animals have played in the spiritual history of Native Americans. Narrated by Gerald Hausman.

Navajo Nights.
WOC 282.
Recordings from the heart of Navajo territory. In the Arizona desert, the voices of owls, crickets and toads come alive in the stories of Navajo Nights. This audio cassette, a unique contribution to Native American oral history, consists of selections from the Bear and Company Meditations series.

Old Fish Hawk by Mitch Jayne.
WOC 374.
He is the last of a vanishing breed, an Osage Indian, and ready to return to the land of his ancestors. Living on the fringes of the white man's world, he is weary of life, and weary of drinking. He longs for the old ways. With the help of a young, white boy named Corby, he becomes a teacher and regains the respect and dignity it takes to complete his journey home.

Old Time Radio Westerns.
WOC 362.
The Smithsonian Institution brings you the very finest westerns including: The Lone Ranger: Trouble at the Rafter; Screen Director's Playhouse: Stagecoach; The Cisco Kid: The Hotheaded Sheepherder; Lux Radio Theatre: The Plainsman; Tales of the Texas Rangers: Last Stop; Gunsmoke: Cheap Labor; Escape: Wild Jack Rhett; Six Shooter: Anna Nordquist; Hopalong Cassidy: Hoppy Takes the Bull by the Horns; Frontier Gentleman: Nasty People; and Have Gun, Will Travel: The Englishman.

Roy Rogers.
WOC 509.
Episodes include: Mystery of the Circle E Ranch, Horse Thieves of Paradise Valley, Ghost Town Men and The Plot against a Bank. Stars Roy Rogers, the King of the Cowboys, Dale Evans, the Queen of the West, Gabby Hayes, that Teller of Tall Tales and Foy Willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage.

The Six Shooter.
Series Code: SXSH.
Follow along with the gunfighter who carries a pearl handled revolver. Britt Ponset is an easygoing gentleman who blunders into other people's troubles and sometimes has to shoot his way out. Stars Jimmy Stewart.

	The Six Shooter: Gold Strike	WOC 390
	The Six Shooter: Volume 1	WOC 389
	The Six Shooter: Old-Time Radio Drama	WOC 566

Storyteller by Momaday.
WOC 281.
Momaday takes us back in time, reciting memories of Kiowa elders who return from the Spirit world, a new legend of Billy the Kid, and an unusual meeting with Georgia O'Keefe. These wonderful stories give the listener a special insight into the power of the spoken word in the Native American tradition.

Tales of the Texas Rangers.
Series Code: TTEX.
Reenactments of actual cases from America's oldest and most famous law enforcement body, the Texas Rangers.

	Tales of the Texas Rangers	WOC 454
	Tales of the Texas Rangers: Volume 2	WOC 455

Will Rogers, USA.
WOC 207.
Will Rogers won respect and love as an entertainer, homespun philosopher, and spokesman for rural Americans. Remarkable for its gentle irony and wisdom, his humor hits its mark as truly today as it did in his own time.

Wyatt's Wife by Hendrik Booraem.
WOC 178.
Josie Marcus, age nineteen, arrives in Tombstone, Arizona, just months before the shootout at the OK Corral. She lassoes Wyatt Earp in a fascinating, and true story. A dramatization by the Blue Ridge Radio Players.