All Star Western Theatre was a popular radio show in the mid-1940s, offering listeners a unique blend of adventure, broad humor, and musical variety. Set against a Western backdrop, the show featured performances by "The Riders of the Purple Sage," fronted by Foy Willing. Guest stars like Johnny Mack Brown made appearances in action sketches and humorous skits that provided a light-hearted alternative to more intense radio programs.

Created in Hollywood, the show featured Western swing music, a popular style in that era, and was recorded live in front of a studio audience. The All Star Western Theatre shared a similar format with Roy Rogers' radio show, in which Foy Willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage also performed. Today, 66 out of the 78 produced episodes are available for fans to enjoy, transporting listeners on a nostalgic journey through the entertaining world of Old Time Radio.