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Date: 6/7/2007 9:00 AM

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                                The Old-Time Radio Digest!
                                  Volume 2007 : Issue 167
                             A Part of the [removed]!
                                 [removed]
                                     ISSN: 1533-9289

                                     Today's Topics:

      Godfrey's "Concrete Stars"            [ <verotas@[removed]; ]
      Commercials, Etc.                     [ skallisjr@[removed] ]
      OLDE TYME RADIO NETWORK               [ "Jerry Haendiges" <jerryhaendiges@c ]
      MY introduction to otr                [ "[removed]" <asajb2000@ ]
      OTR [removed]                    [ "Glenn P.," <C128User@[removed]; ]
      Lone Ranger episode titles questions  [ Rick Keating <pkeating89@[removed]; ]
      how i got my start in [removed]         [ afanofoldradio@[removed] ]
      My introduction to radio              [ "whhsa" <whhsa@[removed]; ]
      Re: Effective OTR Commercials         [ Grams46@[removed] ]
      the shadow                            [ Grams46@[removed] ]
      6-7 births/deaths                     [ Ronald Sayles <bogusotr@[removed] ]
      Indy 500                              [ PaulJustMill@[removed] ]
      Rosa Rio, OTR Organist                [ "Arthur Funk" <Art-Funk@[removed]; ]

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 14:48:57 -0400
    From: <verotas@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Godfrey's "Concrete Stars"

    Thanks to reader Ken Clark for the addresses of Mr. Godfrey's "Concrete
    Stars" in Hollywood.  No, that does not refer to Ed Sullivan.  Hah.

    I don't believe he was ever on the Godfrey shows, although Mr. Godfrey did
    appear on several of the Sullivan offerings - at least once as Santa Claus
    for a  Christmas show.  If anyone has copies of any of these, I will be most
    grateful to obtain copies.

    I did not know the addresses of the Godfrey Stars in the "Walk of Fame" but
    knew they existed.  One each for Recording, Radio and TV.  For some
    unfathomable reason the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce - which sponsors the
    Walk of Fame - is not very helpful, although they did confirm the existence.

    Thanks much to Mr. Clark for the additional information.  I am still hoping
    someone in the LA area will helpl my researches by going to those 3 addresses
    -
    6233 and 6616 Hollywood Blvd. and 1549 Vine Street

    and take some nice photographs of them so that I may include them in my book
    and archives.

    Many thanks again you alert OTR-D readers!
    Bestus, Lee Munsick   That Godfrey Guy

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 14:50:20 -0400
    From: skallisjr@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Commercials, Etc.

    Kenneth Clarke suggests,

>     It occurs to me, however, that there are a couple of things which haven't
>     been given due consideration.  If anyone out there is looking for some as
>     yet undiscovered subjects for upcoming OTR projects, then here are my
>     suggestions: OTR game shows and (you're not going to believe this)
>     commercials and PSA's.

    Why shouldn't we believe that?  Some of the commercials were quite
    original; some, amusing.  Some of them became the subjects of jokes.  One
    I recall well was when one of the comics mentioned a relative to his
    partner.  When the partner asked him what the relative did, the comic
    said, "He's the guy who pinches the girl who says,'Oooooh!  That Oxydol
    sparkle.'"  (For newcomers: Oxydol was a dish detergent.)

    Some of the commercials still sound rather "modern," such as the "You've
    got go power with Cheerios" commercials one can here on some Lone Ranger
    recordings.

    One recurring commercial I recall was the beginning of Smilin' Ed
    McConnell's Buster Brown gang: "I've got shoes, you've got shoes ... why
    everyone ought to have [removed]" played and sung to "All of God's Chillun
    Got Shoes."

    Some commercials were integrated into the programs, like the one-cent
    sale at Rexall drug stores on the Phil Harris - Alice Faye Show (Remley
    and Phil sold everything in the store for a penny each).

    And, of course, was the famous jingle about Pepsi-Cola hitting the spot.

    One could do well having a recording of nothing but commercials.

    Stephen A. Kallis, Jr.

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 15:02:37 -0400
    From: "Jerry Haendiges" <jerryhaendiges@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  OLDE TYME RADIO NETWORK

    Hi Friends,

    Here is this week's schedule for my Olde Tyme Radio Network. Here you may
    listen to high-quality broadcasts with Tom Heathwood's "Heritage Radio
    Theater," Big John Matthews and Steve "Archive" Urbaniak's "The Glowing
    Dial" and my own "Same Time, Same Station."  Streamed in high-quality audio,
    on demand, 24/7 at [removed]
    Check out our High-Quality mp3 catalog at:
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    =======================================

    SAME TIME, SAME STATION

    THE MORTON DOWNEY SHOW
    "Songs By Morton Downey"
    Episode 183    10-17-45    Guest: Capt. Eddie Richenbacker
    MUTUAL COCA COLA
    Monday-Friday 4:15 - 4:30 pm
    STARS: Morton Downey
    HOST: David Ross
    WITH Leah Ray, the "Listening Lady"

    THE MAGIC OF SWING
    Recorded live at Carnegie Hall on October 6th, 1939.
    Host: ASCAP President, Gene Buck
    Features: Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, Charlie Christian, Lionel
    Hampton, Arthur Bernstein, Nick Fatool, Jimmy Maxwell, Ziggy Elman, Johnny
    Martel, Red Ballard, Vernon Brown, Fletcher Henderson, Arnold Covey, Gene
    Buck, Glenn Miller and his band, Marion Hutton and Ray Eberle

    QUALITY SET TO MUSIC
    10-1-53    "Cookbook Sales Company"
    NBC WMAQ WMAQ Quality Stores
    Interviews: Mary Merryfield
    Announcer: Bill Griskey
    Music: Joseph Gallicchio, NBC Orchestra

    ==================================

    HERITAGE RADIO THEATER

    THE WITCH'S TALE
    (Synd.)    8/27/35   "The Knife of Sacrifice"
    Nancy, the Old Salem Witch is our hostess.

    MURDER AT MIDNIGHT
    (Synd.)    11/11/46   "Nightmare"
    An exceptionally fine horror tale.

    SHOW STOPPERS
    (NBC/Synd.)    5/27/46
    Rudy Vallee is the subject and Know Manning is the host.

    RADIO PREVIEWS THE MOVIES
    Our continuing series
    This week we hear Warner Bros' "Hollywood On The Air" present "In Caliente"
    with Pat O'Brien and Delores Del Rio.

    ====================================

    THE GLOWING DIAL

     Dragnet - # 175 "The Big Number"
    originally aired October 26, 1952 on NBC
    Starring: Jack Webb, Ben Alexander, Whit Connor, Jack Kruschen, Harry
    Bartell, Jonathan Hole, Virginia Gregg, George Fenneman announcing the show,
    Hal Gibney announcing the commercials.
    Sponsor: Chesterfield Cigarettes

    Dragnet - # 187 "The Big String"
    originally aired January 18, 1953 on NBC
    Starring: Jack Webb, Ben Alexander, Virginia Gregg, Jonathan Hole, June
    Whitley, Herb Vigran, George Fenneman announcing the show, Hal Gibney
    announcing the commercials.
    Sponsor: Chesterfield Cigarettes

    Dragnet - # 194 "The Big Laugh"
    originally aired March 8, 1953 on NBC
    Starring: Jack Webb, Ben Alexander, Peggy Webber, Harry Bartell, Jack
    Kruschen, Lillian Buyeff, George Fenneman announcing the show, Hal Gibney
    announcing the commercials.
    Sponsor: Chesterfield Cigarettes

    Dragnet - # 210 "The Big Ham"
    originally aired June 28, 1953 on NBC
    Starring: Jack Webb, Ben Alexander, Virginia Gregg, Vic Perrin, Joyce
    McCluskey, Harry Bartell, George Fenneman announcing the show, Hal Gibney
    announcing the commercials.
    Sponsor: Chesterfield Cigarettes

    Glowing Dial Bonus!
    Dragnet (parody) by Spike Jones & His City Slickers [Streaming MP3]
    St. George and the Dragonet by Stan Freberg [Streaming MP3]
    The Copper Clapper Caper by Johnny Carson & Jack Webb [Streaming MP3]

    ==================================

    If you have any questions or request, please feel free to contact me.

         Jerry Haendiges

         Jerry@[removed]  562-696-4387
         The Vintage Radio Place   [removed]
         Largest source of Old Time Radio Logs, Articles and programs on the Net

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 16:48:07 -0400
    From: "[removed]" <asajb2000@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  MY introduction to otr
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    I wasn't planning on adding to the myriad stories of how people discovered
    oldtime radio,
      especially since all our stories are somewhat similar, but just in case
    anyone can identify
      with my story, here goes:

      I was introduced to otr by accident one night at the dinner table, when my
    dad put on WEEI radio (prior to the station taking over WHDH 850's
    frequency).  The original WEEI was at 560 or 580.  Anyway, they were airing
    rebroadcasts of The Shadow and I was only about seven or eight at the time in
    the 1960's and I was not immediately hooked but I was intrigued, but nothing
    could tear me away from TV.

      Years later (1975) WRVR-FM [removed] in New York, owned by the Riverside Church
    and looking for some way/any way to make some money, aired lots of stuff in
    addition to jazz, including oldtime radio every night from 7-8 (rebroadcasts)
    and I taped and listened to those.  Then from Stereo Review's and Audio
    Magazine's classified I discovered oldtime radio dealers like Rex Bills'
    Golden Age Radio; Gary Dudash and AM Treasures, as well as BRC Quality Dubs
    and Airwaves.  It was from my dealings with Bob Burnham's BRC that I
    communicated with and eventually met Jerry Chapman of Airwaves and Joe Webb
    (who is an occasional contributor to this online magazine).  There were
    occasional other influences along the way, such as National Radio Trader,
    Nostalgia Radio News as well as News & Review and Airwaves the publication,
    which eventually led me to start offering oldtime radio programs and related
    items in 1992 as Vintage Broadcasts, which still exists today.

      Andy Blatt

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 16:49:48 -0400
    From: "Glenn P.," <C128User@[removed];
    To: Old-Time Radio Mailing List <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  OTR [removed]

    KClarke5@[removed] posted concerning OTR Commercials. There have been very
    occasional cassette tape collections of commercials sold; I have one such
    tape that has (among many other things) these items, which stick in my memory
    because I heard them on the radio when I was a very little kid:

         * HFC (Household Finance Corporation) -- "Never borrow needlessly
               / Just when you [removed]"

         * Halo shampoo -- "Halo, everybody, Halo!"

         * Northwest Airlines -- "Northwest Orieeeeent! Airliiiines!" (They've
           since dropped the "Orient" part of their name.)

         * Dippity-Doo hair gel -- "Dippity-doo! It holds and holds and holds!"

         * Pepsi -- "Pepsi-Cola hits the spot / Five full ounces, that's a [removed]"

    ...and two or three "etceteras" which I can't think of at the moment.   :)

    There are actually a number of TELEVISION commercials I very much wish they'd
    bring back! Do you [removed]

         * Slinky? ("What walks down stairs, alone or in [removed]")

         * Good'N'Plenty? ("Oh well once upon a time there was an [removed]")

         * Oscar Meyer? ("Oh I'd love to be an Oscar Meyer [removed]")

         * Ken-L Ration? ("My dog's smarter than your [removed]")

         * Purina Puppy Chow? ("Puppy Chow for a full year / Till he's full
           grown.") ...sung by Sterling Holloway, the voice of Winnie-The-Pooh
           in the Disney movies.

         * Something-Or-Other with "scrubbing bubbles"? (The voice of which was
           Paul Winchell -- the Disney voice of Tigger.)

         * Nestle Chocolate? ("N-E-S-T-L-E-'S, Nestle's makes the very [removed]
           Chooooooocolaaaate!") (I've even seen one version sung by Farfel,
           complete with a concluding "CLOP!" when his mouth closed!)

         * Armour hot dogs? ("The dogs kids love to bite!")

         * Hershey's candy bars? ("Hershey! The Great American Chocolate Bar!")

         * Marshmallow Fluff? ("Oh you need fluff fluff fluff / To make a
           [removed]")

    ...and many many others. Don't get me started! I'll never finish!   :)

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 16:47:07 -0400
    From: Rick Keating <pkeating89@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Lone Ranger episode titles questions

    In talking about his introduction to OTR, Rob Chatlin
    cited a _Lone Ranger_ album, "featuring "The Army
    Mule" and another story involving the adopted son of a
    banker and gamblers."

    I also have that record, and would like to know the
    actual titles of those episodes.

    For that matter, were they actually broadcast or were
    these adventures ("by special recording") made
    directly for records (sort of like a radio version of
    the direct-to-DVD market)?

    On a related note, I'm also trying to find out the
    exact title of  two other _Lone Ranger_ adventures
    that were also released on a "by special recording"
    record. I'm blanking out about the plot of one, but in
    the other, Dan Reid is accused of murder. While he's
    stopped at a farmhouse to get some water (and possibly
    oats) for Victor, someone puts incriminating evidence
    (some stolen money, I believe) in his saddle bags.

    Again, I'm writing from memory and may be describing a
    scene from the other adventure, in which Dan is
    accused of a crime other than murder, but Dan's in
    trouble in both.

    Can anyone tell me the actual names of those
    adventures?

    Rick

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 17:40:16 -0400
    From: afanofoldradio@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  how i got my start in [removed]
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    I was born in Springfield Illinois in May of 1960, in the midst of OTR's
    waning [removed] father bless his soul, would listen to NBC's "Monitor" over
    our then NBC station here WMAY 970 am (now ABC) and I got to like it at the
    early age of 10 (1970). My first experience with OTR was with the Jack
    Benny/Frank Knight records from Longines just after [removed] first show I
    collected ("Life of Riley" 1946) i bought on aB 8-track in Dec. [removed] have
    that show now on a cassette i bought in the year [removed] collection i have
    now started in 1984 and numbers 2500+ on cassettes-records-1 eight track
    tape-and on a [removed] am also the founder of an OTR club here (founded May
    1st, 2003)...
    ed kienzler afanofoldradio@[removed] B B B
    AOL at [removed]

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 19:14:06 -0400
    From: "whhsa" <whhsa@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  My introduction to radio

    Dear Folks;
    Peace.
    My introduction to what would become OTR was when our father bought the
    family's first radio in the summer of 1950. It was a big console, record
    player/radio combination. It was here that I caught the tail end of the
    golden age of radio. I listened to a variety of programs, but the only
    afternoon radio was the Mutual line-up that included my all-time favorite,
    Straight Arrow. The radio only lasted a couple of years ~ one evening smoke
    wisped from the back and suddenly no radio. I was listening to a story about
    a group traveling into a extinct volcano where at the bottom was a land lost
    in time. I do not remember the name of the show, but it was a continuing
    series. In my teen years a plastic Philco portable radio brought WLAC out of
    Nashville and rhythm n' blues into my ear at night, when most of the local
    stations went off the air at sundown (check out
    [removed]~jimlowe/[removed]) for more information on
    that great radio station.
    The Nabisco jingle, the dash to the secret cave, the transformation of Steve
    Adams into Straight Arrow and the ride out of the cave on the trail to
    justice stayed with me through all the years leading directly to research on
    the entire Nabisco promotion and then to the recently published book from
    BearManor; Straight Arrow: The Definitive Radio Log and Resource Guide for
    that Legendary Indian Figure On the Trail of Justice.
    I have a large collection of radio shows and both my younger children (boy,
    16 & girl, 18) enjoy.
    Viva OTR
    Manituwah,
    Bill

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 21:33:01 -0400
    From: Grams46@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Re: Effective OTR Commercials

    Bob Davis Asks

>     Now, here's a question for the group. What  OTR
>     commercials still seem convincing today?>>

    when i listen to "a shadow" recording, i have to stop myself from calling  up
    my blue coal dealer.

    peace from kathy
    support our troops; end the  war
    john 3:16

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 21:33:15 -0400
    From: Grams46@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  the shadow

    question regarding the january 23, 1938 episode  of "the shadow":
    the shadow called margo lane on her shortwave radio from  a  locked vault in
    a cemetery.  what type of device did he use?
    did  the shadow have a shortwave radio wristwatch?   borrowed from dick
    tracy perhaps?  (:

    thanks and peace from kathy
    support our  troops; end the war
    john 3:16

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 22:11:33 -0400
    From: Ronald Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  6-7 births/deaths

    June 7th births

    06-07-1891 - Alois Havrilla - Pressov, Hungary - d. 12-7-1952
    announcer: "Campbell Soup Orchestra"; "Jack Benny Program"
    06-07-1892 - Carmela Ponselle - Schenectady, NY - d. xx-xx-1977
    operatic mezzo-soprano: "The Metropolitan Opera"
    06-07-1893 - Lillian Althouse - d. 1-xx-1979
    saxophonist: KFI Los Angeles
    06-07-1896 - Hope Summers - Mattoon, IL - d. 6-22-1979
    actor: Clara "Girl Alone"
    06-07-1897 - George Szell - Budapest, Austria-Hungary - d. 7-30-1970
    orchestra leader: "NBC Symphony Orchestra"; "New York Philharmonic"
    06-07-1897 - Mann Holiner - Brooklyn, NY - d. 10-29-1958
    producer, director: "Baby Snooks Show"; "Frank Sinatra Show"; "Jubilee"
    06-07-1903 - Glen Gray - Metamora, IL - d. 8-23-1963
    bandleader: "Camel Caravan"
    06-07-1903 - Joseph Kahn - NYC - d. 9-3-1998
    pianist: "Voice of Firestone"; "Story of Mary Marlin"
    06-07-1907 - Tom Slater - Parkersburg, WV - d. 11-18-1961
    announcer: "Kitty Keen"; "Jack Berch Program"; "For Men Only"
    06-07-1908 - Boris Goldovsky - Moscow, Russia - d. 2-15-2001
    commentator: "Metropolitan Opera"
    06-07-1908 - Clarence Straight - d. 6-21-1988
    actor: Rags the Dog "Those We Love"
    06-07-1909 - Jessica Tandy - London, England - d. 9-11-1994
    actor: Liz Marriott "Marriage"; Mildred Rogers "Of Human Bondage"
    06-07-1911 - Stanley Unwin - Pretoria, South Africa - d. 1-12-2002
    sound engineer, commentator, actor: "Beyond Our Ken"
    06-07-1913 - Tom Collins - Chicago, IL - d. 6-17-1973
    actor: Chandu "Chandu the Magician"; Nicholas Lacey "One Man's Family"
    06-07-1917 - Dean Martin - Steubenville, OH - d. 12-25-1995
    singer, comedian: "Martin and Lewis Show"
    06-07-1917 - Kathleen Hite - d. 2-18-1989
    writer: "Sam Spade"; "Escape"; "Gunsmoke"; "Rogers of the Gazette";
    "Romamce"
    06-07-1919 - Ray Scherer - Fort Wayne, IN - d. 7-1-2000
    nbc white house correspondent: "News of the World"; "Army-McCarthy
    Hearings"
    06-07-1924 - Dolores Gray - Chicago, IL - d. 6-26-2002
    musical actor: "Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street"; "Jack
    Smith Show"
    06-07-1926 - Dick Williams - Wall Lake, IA
    singer: (The Williams Brothers) "Bing Crosby Show"

    June 7th deaths

    01-01-1879 - [removed] Forster - London, England - d. 6-7-1970
    novelist: "NBC University Theatre"
    01-03-1898 - Zasu Pitts - Parsons, KS - d. 6-7-1963
    comedienne: "Lum and Abner"; "Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou"
    01-14-1894 - Mary "Bubbles" Kelly - Chicago, IL - d. 6-7-1941
    actor: (Ex Jack Benny girlfriend) "Honolulu Bound"
    01-23-1907 - Dan Duryea - White Plains, NY - d. 6-7-1968
    actor: Lou Dana "Man from Homicide"
    01-31-1915 - Bobby Hackett - Providence, RI - d. 6-7-1976
    cornetist: "Eddie Condon's Jazz Concert"
    02-06-1889 - Richard Bonelli - Port Byron, NY - d. 6-7-1980
    baritone: "Universal Rhythm"
    02-18-1903 - George Givot - Ekatarinaslav, Russia - d. 6-7-1984
    dialectitian: (Greek Ambassador of Good Will) "George Givot Show)
    03-03-1911 - Jean Harlow - Kansas City, MO - d. 6-7-1937
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    05-16-1890 - Kenneth Perkins - d. 6-7-1951
    writer: "Hawk Larabee"
    05-26-1915 - Martin Stone - d. 6-7-1998
    producer: "Howdy Doody"; "Author Meets the Critic"
    05-30-1906 - Norris Goff - Cove, AR - d. 6-7-1978
    actor: Abner Peabody "Lum and Abner"
    06-21-1921 - Judy Holliday - NYC - d. 6-7-1965
    actor: "Big Show"
    06-22-1903 - Ben Pollack - Chicago, IL - d. 6-7-1971
    bandleader: Bib band remotes - became the Bob Crosby Orchestra
    08-15-1910 - Signe Hasso - Stockholm, Sweden - d. 6-7-2002
    actor: "Charlie McCarthy Show"; "Hollywood Star Time"; "Lux Radio
    Theatre"
    08-22-1893 - Dorothy Parker - West End, NJ - d. 6-7-1967
    author, panelist: "Author, Author"; "Information, Please"
    09-04-1905 - Meade Lux Lewis - Chicago, IL - d. 6-7-1964
    jazz pianist: "Camel Caravan"; "Mercury Theatre"; "Jubilee"
    09-04-1936 - Wayne Cody - Atlantic City, NJ - d. 6-7-2002
    Seattle sportscaster
    10-19-1918 - Bob Sweeney - San Francisco, CA - d. 6-7-1992
    actor: "Sweeney and March"; "Sara's Private Caper"

    Ron Sayles

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    Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 22:11:41 -0400
    From: PaulJustMill@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Indy 500
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    Is anyone aware of recordings of the old Indy 500 races.  That used to  be an
    annual ritiual mand I would love to recreate  it.

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    Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2007 10:52:40 -0400
    From: "Arthur Funk" <Art-Funk@[removed];
    To: "OTR Digest" <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Rosa Rio, OTR Organist

    A very interesting article in today's St. Petersburg Times:
    [removed]

    There's a picture accompanying the article in the paper but it isn't
    included with the article online.  If you want the picture, email me and
    I'll send a jpg file.

    Regards to all,
    Art Funk

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