Subject: [removed] Digest V2006 #194
From: [removed]@[removed]
Date: 7/17/2006 10:18 PM

To: [removed]@[removed]

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                                The Old-Time Radio Digest!
                                  Volume 2006 : Issue 194
                             A Part of the [removed]!
                                 [removed]
                                     ISSN: 1533-9289

                                     Today's Topics:

      7-17 births/deaths                    [ Ronald Sayles <bogusotr@[removed] ]
      Fred Foy interview                    [ "Scott A Eberbach" <saeberbach@eart ]
      radio westerns, non-kid, non-adult?   [ Dixonhayes@[removed] ]
      Radio Stars' Voices in the Movies     [ "Stuart Lubin" <StuartLubin@[removed] ]
      Trouble hearing                       [ "[removed]" <asajb2000@ ]
      OTR Book in Cincy Store/Library       [ Booksteve@[removed] ]
      Taunton Gazette Nostalgia Article     [ seandd@[removed] ]
      Re: Your Truly Johnny Dollar          [ Natalie <nmclain@[removed]; ]
      Yours Truly Johnny Dollar mystery so  [ <[removed]@[removed]; ]
      Robert Altman and OTR                 [ Jordan Young <jyoung@[removed]; ]
      Question from John Mayer re actors i  [ "wr k" <wrk41@[removed]; ]
      Paul Urbahn's question re YTJD of 23  [ "wr k" <wrk41@[removed]; ]
      June Allyson radio appearances        [ "Jerry Haendiges" <jerryhaendiges@c ]
      Latitude Zero                         [ Art Chimes <[removed]@[removed] ]
      Chattanooga Old Time Radio Club       [ "Walden Hughes" <walden1@yesterdayu ]
      Adult westerns                        [ jack and cathy french <otrpiano@ver ]
      New Radio Network to Play OTR         [ seandd@[removed] ]

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 00:59:09 -0400
    From: Ronald Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  7-17 births/deaths

    July 17th births

    07-17-1889 - Erle Stanley Gardner - Malden, MA - d. 3-11-1970
    creator, writer: "Advs. of Christopher London"; "Perry Mason"; "Life
    in Your Hands"
    07-17-1899 - James Cagney - NYC - d. 3-30-1986
    actor: "Arch Oboler's Plays"; "Screen Guild Theatre"
    07-17-1902 - Edward Gargan - Brooklyn, NY - d. 2-19-1964
    actor: "This Is Your [removed]"; "This Is Our Heritage"
    07-17-1904 - John B. Hughes - d. 11-6-1989
    news commentator: "Hughes Reel"
    07-17-1905 - William Gargan - Brooklyn, NY - d. 2-17-1979
    actor: Martin Kane "Martin Kane, Private Eye"; Barrie Craig "Barrie
    Craig, Private Investigator"
    07-17-1906 - Anton Karras - Vienna, Austria - d. 1-9-1985
    composer, zither: "The Third Man"
    07-17-1906 - John Carroll - New Orleans, LA - d. 4-24-1979
    actor: "Hello Mom"; "Suspense"
    07-17-1912 - Art Linkletter - Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada
    emcee: "People Are Funny"; "House Party"
    07-17-1914 - Eleanor Steber - Wheeling, WV - d. 10-3-1990
    singer: "Voice of Firestone"; "[removed] Fox Trappers"
    07-17-1915 - Cass Daley - Philadelphia, PA - d. 3-22-1975
    comedienne: "New Fitch Bandwagon"; "Cass Daley Show"; "Maxwell House
    Coffee Time"
    07-17-1916 - Irene Manning - Cincinnati, OH - d. 5-28-2004
    singer: Night Club Singer "Mr. Broadway"; "Wehmacht Hour"; "Railroad
    Hour"
    07-17-1917 - Lou Boudreau - Harvey, IL - d. 8-10-2001
    sportscaster: Chicago Cubs
    07-17-1917 - Phyllis Diller - Lima, OH
    comedian: "Special Delivery: Vietnam"
    07-17-1918 - Red Sovine - Charleston, WV - d. 4-4-1980
    country singer: "Country Music Time"; "Country Hoedown"
    07-17-1920 - Helen Walker - Worchester, MA - d. 3-10-1968
    actor: "Proudly We Hail"; "Suspense"; "Harold Lloyd Comedy Theatre"
    07-17-1935 - Diahann Carroll - The Bronx, NY
    singer: "Army Bandstand"; "Manhattan Melodies"; "Stars for Defense"
    07-17-1951 - Lucie Arnaz - Hollywood, CA
    celebrity interviewer: "Tune In With Lucie Arnaz"

    July 17th deaths

    01-11-1910 - Donald 'Red' Barry - Houston, TX - d. 7-17-1980
    actor: "All-Star Western Theatre"; "Forecast"; "Lux Radio Theatre"
    01-16-1911 - Jay Hanna "Dizzy" Dean - Lucas, AR - d. 7-17-1974
    baseball broadcaster: (Baseball Hall of Fame) "Game of the Day"
    04-07-1915 - Billie Holliday - Baltimore, MD - d. 7-17-1959
    singer: "Artie Shaw Band"
    05-10-1917 - Margo - Mexico City, Mexico - d. 7-17-1985
    actor: (Wife of Eddie Albert) "Suspense"; "Free Company"; "Texaco
    Star Theatre"
    06-14-1895 - Cliff "Ukulele Ike" Edwards - Hannibal, MO - d. 7-17-1971
    singer: Jiminy Cricket "Fun and Fancy Free"; "Cliff Edwards, Ukulele
    Ike"
    07-19-1901 - Juano Hernandez - San Juan, Puerto Rico - d. 7-17-1970
    actor: Kolu "Jungle Jim"; Lothar "Mandrake the Magician"
    07-21-1912 - Frank Deniz - Cardiff, Wales - d. 7-17-2005
    guitarist: "Harry Parry's Radio Rhythm Club"
    07-23-1924 - Gavin Lambert - East Gristead, England - d. 7-17-2005
    writer: Wrote commercials for radio
    11-11-1872 - Maude Adams - Salt Lake City, Utah - d. 7-17-1953
    actor: "Maude Adams"
    11-24-1913 - Geraldine Fitzgerald - Dublin, Ireland - d. 7-17-2005
    actor: "Arthur Hopkins Presents"; "Ford Theatre"; "Cavalcade of America"
    12-18-1886 - Ty Cobb - Narrows, GA - d. 7-17-1961
    baseball great: "Coca Cola Top Notchers"; "Baseball: An Action History"

    Ron Sayles
    Milwaukee, Wisconsin
    Home state of Hal Burdick
    Osceola, Wisconsin

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 00:59:45 -0400
    From: "Scott A Eberbach" <saeberbach@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Fred Foy interview
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    Hi gang!

    For those who are fans of Fred Foy, there is an interview with him at
    [removed] <[removed];  talking about his
    career at WABC New York. I haven't had a chance to hear the interview yet,
    but thought I would it would be of interest to those on the digest. For
    those who remember WABC as the premier top 40 rock station in the country
    and remember "cousin Brucie" Morrow and Dan Ingram among others this is a
    great site. Lots of [removed] full length. I know, not really OTR, but
    interesting all the same. I now return you to your regularly scheduled
    program.

    Scott

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 01:00:12 -0400
    From: Dixonhayes@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  radio westerns, non-kid, non-adult?
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    In a message dated 7/16/06 11:18:32 PM Central Daylight Time,
    [removed]@[removed] writes:

>     What did you have in mind?  A teen-aged western?  ("Archie Andrews at a
>     Dude Ranch") A musical western?  ("Andrew Sisters Eight to the Bar
>     Ranch")  A comedy show that went west?  ("Buck Benny Rides Again")

    How about a western like "Stagecoach" re-enacted on "The Lux Radio Theatre"
    or "The Screen Guild Players"?

    Dixon

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 01:01:47 -0400
    From: "Stuart Lubin" <StuartLubin@[removed];
    To: "Old Time Radio Digest" <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Radio Stars' Voices in the Movies

    John Mayer writes about those familiar voices in the movies that we have
    often heard of radio.  There is much of that because I am sure that when
    directors needed a voice without the face, they would choose an actor who
    was used to use the voice only, being comfortable with a microphone, and not
    expecting credits and movie star pay. When I address such a subject, the
    first person who comes to mind is announcer Art Gilmore. I would venture an
    uneducated guess that Mr. Gilmore did at least three times as many movie
    voice-overs, especially in the area of movie trailers, than any other
    performer. I am happy to say, for those of you who do not know, that Mr.
    Gilmore, who prefers to be called Art, is in his middle 90's and enjoying
    life in great health with his wife, in Orange County, California. (Clean
    living, I am sure!)

    Now, after that digression! the "dubbing" that John Mayer refers to was
    probably done by actor Paul McGrath, if indeed it was the voice who became
    host after Raymond, on Inner Sanctum.  Raymond was played by Raymond Edward
    Johnson. I don't know why he was replaced.  Many men were replaced in those
    days by need for military service in WW 2. Raymond never had the laugh,
    although he sounded scary enough.  Paul McGrath initiated the laugh.  Both
    actors were very busy in NY radio, both in daytime and primetime.

    Stuart

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 01:36:31 -0400
    From: "[removed]" <asajb2000@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Trouble hearing

    Mr. Martin mentions that audio levels are boosted up
    and then things are LOUD!  Some of it borders on
    distortion and the cable stations and TV networks
    claim they do not increase the level of commercials.
    I read in the New Yorker a few months back about Muzak
    (still in business) which has literally hundreds of
    different packages for each store or type of store.
    What they do is to "level" out the entire audio level
    and then boost (or normalize) the entire thing to make
    it even and also to ensure that the volume or audio
    level does not fall below a certain level or decibel,
    kindof like Nickelodeon does with TV Land where they
    compress the video in order to add more commercials.
    Basically, the program is (subliminally) speeded-up
    and slowed down and the only way you can tell is when
    the opening or closing credits or music bridges are
    heard.  Most radio and TV shows allowed for an average
    of 5-6 minutes of commercials and nowadays the
    average/standard is more like 8 per half hour.  There
    is also a phenomenon called the Fletcher-Munson effect
    that can accomplish the same thing as boosting the
    audio level without blowing out your hearing.  It
    consists of boosting up the treble and bass in equal
    amounts.  The audio is "accentuated" and the human ear
    appears to hear it more clearly, but it accomplishes
    the same thing as simply pumping up the volume.  I
    wouldn't have worried if the comment about
    mulit-tasking came from the audiologist.  He seemed
    knowledgeable.  It was the ent, with a masters degree
    MD who said it, and so I was very disappointed.  Most
    audiologists would not make a comment like that.
    Andy Blatt

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 10:02:51 -0400
    From: Booksteve@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  OTR Book in Cincy Store/Library
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    Just reporting that the recent OTR fiction book, IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN 3,
    edited by Jim Harmon and featuring my own short story with Johnny Dollar at
    Duffy's Tavern, is now available for sale in the greater Cincinnati area at
    Borders in Crestview Hills, KY. You'll find it in the Local Authors section.
    It's
    also at the Erlanger, KY branch of the Kenton County Public Library  but I'm
    told there's a waiting list! I'm still working on getting other local  stores
    to stock it.
    Steve Thompson
    _BOOKSTEVE'S LIBRARY_ ([removed])
    _[removed]
    ([removed])

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 10:03:35 -0400
    From: seandd@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Taunton Gazette Nostalgia Article

    This writer from the Taunton Gazette misses a lot of personalities known to the OTR crowd, including Jack Benny.

    Sean Dougherty
    SeanDD@[removed]

    [removed];BRD=1711&PAG=461&dept_id=24232&rfi=6

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 10:03:30 -0400
    From: Natalie  <nmclain@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Re: Your Truly Johnny Dollar

    Paul,
    I looked at the Historical New York Times database and it also listed
    an episode of Johnny Dollar airing on October 23, 1956.  I then went
    back to Jerry Haendiges site and I saw that there are only 9 episodes
    of " THE PHANTOM CHASE MATTER" listed.  Shouldn't there be 10?
    I guess this story went on for 2 weeks.
    Also at the end of that years run, Mr. Haendiges has this on his site:
       Total Number of Titles:   280
       Total Number of Programs: 280
       Total Possible Episodes:  280        Missing Programs: 5
       Total Programs in Collection: 275
    Could October 23rd possibly be one of the 5 missing episodes?

    Natalie

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 13:36:24 -0400
    From: <[removed]@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Yours Truly Johnny Dollar mystery solved

    I received emails form several folks mentioning the New York Times radio
    listings from Oct. 23, 1956. If you look at the regular listings it is a
    little confusing as the error in the Johnny Dollar show is  because the
    program is
    listed at 9:15 [removed] However the radio highlights list at the top of the
    listings show a 30  minute Adlai Stevenson address from Madison Square Garden
    being aired by both WOR and WCBS. This matches the Louisville newspaper. So
    apparently the New York newspaper just kept the regular listings making the
    Adlai Stevenson show look shorter. So apparently the CBS network ran the 30
    minute Stevenson political address.
    Thanks to all for the feedback.

    Paul Urbahns
    Radcliff, KY.

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 14:01:08 -0400
    From: Jordan Young <jyoung@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Robert Altman and OTR

    Robert Altman (director of "A Prairie Home Companion") recently told
    the [removed] Times he wrote one script for "A Man Called X" and a few
    other radio scripts before moving into television. No further details
    on his radio work.

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 14:01:27 -0400
    From: "wr k" <wrk41@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Question from John Mayer re actors identity
    X-Converted-To-Plain-Text: from text/html

       Try going to the [removed] web site and type in the title of the
       [removed] click on sub-heading for complete/full credits which,
       should provide all names of actors, etc. even down to who had
       just bit [removed] is a BIG site and has a lot on it once you
       learn
       how to utilize everything [removed] of good info about radio
       actors who made fims, [removed] along with some good mini bios of
       many---albeit not [removed] Best of all---it's [removed]!     Bill Kizer

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 14:01:37 -0400
    From: "wr k" <wrk41@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Paul Urbahn's question re YTJD of 23 Oct 1956

       You might try the YTJD forum at:  [removed]  and
       see if someone there might have more [removed] Kizer

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 14:31:51 -0400
    From: "Jerry Haendiges" <jerryhaendiges@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  June Allyson radio appearances

    Hi Friends,

    	For those of you asking for June Allyson radio appearances, below is
    listed those programs in our Logs database.  We will be airing some of these
    programs, including her most famous "Little Women," Sunday on our weekly
    Same Time, Same Station broadcast at [removed] in
    a memorial tribute to June Allyson, America's "Girl Next Door."

        Series: BROADWAY PLAYHOUSE ... AFRS   NONE   William Keighly
     86237        03-13-50  :55:00 VG  "LITTLE WOMEN"

        Series: CAVALCADE OF AMERICA ... NBC     DU PONT
     99285B   662 06-27-50  :30:00 OK  "I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY"

        Series: THE CHARLIE MCCARTHY SHOW ... CBS   COCA COLA
     92548B       12-18-49  :30:00 VG+ "JUNE ALLYSON"
     92549A       04-15-51  :29:50 VG+ "JUNE ALLYSON"
     92550A       11-08-53  :29:40 E   "JUNE ALLYSON & DICK POWELL"

        Series: COMMAND PERFORMANCE ... AFRS   AFRS   HOST: Ken Carpenter
     70424A   131 07-30-44         E
     70427B   138 09-13-44  :29:57 E-
              223 05-26-46         OK  ?? Title Unknown ??

        Series: THE EDDIE CANTOR SHOW ... NBC   SAL HEPATICA
     95636B   161 10-04-44  :30:00 VG+ "TWO GIRLS AND A SAILOR"

        Series: HALLMARK PLAYHOUSE ... CBS    HALLMARK CARDS
     93078B    44 04-21-49  :30:00 EX  "KITTY FOYLE"

        Series: LUX RADIO THEATER ... NBC From NEW YORK till 7/29/35
     83312    519 03-11-46  :60:00 E   "PRESENTING LILY MARS"
     70246    690 02-13-50  :60:00 EX  "THE STRATTON STORY"
     83431    694 03-13-50  :59:31 E   "LITTLE WOMEN"
     A        709 06-26-50  :60:00 OK  "THE BRIDE GOES WILD"
     50041    753 06-25-51  :60:00 E-  "THE REFORMER AND THE REDHEAD"
     83504    830 05-18-53  :55:40 E-  "THE GIRL IN WHITE"
     83528    854 11-02-53  :55:20 VG+ "BECAUSE OF YOU"

        Series: MAIL CALL ... AFRS PRODUCTION
     88054A    24           :30:00 U
     88066B   129           :30:50 E

        Series: NBC STAR PLAYHOUSE ... NBC  SUSTAINING
     111       21 02-21-54  :30:00 OK  "THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR"

        Series: THE OLD GOLD COMEDY THEATER ... NBC  OLD GOLD CIGARETTES
     71871B    32 06-10-45  :30:00 E   "TOM, DICK AND HARRY"

        Series: PHILIP MORRIS PLAYHOUSE ... "PHILIP MORRIS ON BROADWAY"
               20 01-27-52  :30:00 OK  "PRINCESS O'ROURKE"

        Series: REQUEST PERFORMANCE ... CBS   CAMPBELL SOUP
                5 11-04-45  :30:00 OK  "SHERLOCK HOLMES"

        Series: RICHARD DIAMOND, PRIVATE DETECTIVE ...
     80925B    54 06-14-50  :29:40 E   "MRS. X CAN'T FIND HER HUSBAND"

        Series: SCREEN DIRECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE ... NBC  SUST TILL 9/9/46
     84240A    14 04-10-49  :29:30 EX  "MUSIC FOR MILLIONS"

        Series: THE SCREEN GUILD THEATER ... NBC    CAMEL CIGARETTES
     3653A1   426 05-19-49  :30:00 OK  "THE BRIDE GOES WILD"
     3655B1   444 12-22-49  :30:00 OK  "LITTLE WOMEN"

        Series: STARS IN THE AIR ... CBS   SUSTAINING
               12 02-28-52         OK  "THE BRIDE GOES WILD"

    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: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 17:49:52 -0400
    From: Art Chimes <[removed]@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Latitude Zero

    I have not heard the aparently sole surviving episode of LATITUDE ZERO,
    discussed in Digest 182-183. But those messages and the intriguing plot as
    described by Dunning sent me to the Library of Congress in hopes that scripts
    might have survived in the microfilmed NBC Master Books or at least some
    minimal description in the NBC card files.

    Alas, it does not look very promising.

    >From the card files, which often contain an episode-by-episode rundown of a

>     series, including plot and cast details, comes this minimalist description:

    ___________________

    Red network - from Hollywood
    Saturday 8:00-8:30 [removed]
    Starting date June 7, 1941
    Closing date Sept 27, 1941

    An adventure serial by Ted Sherdeman. The story begins with three men,
    friends, finding a submarine drifting in the Bering Sea, abandoned by all of
    its crew. The owner prevails upon the three men to become his crew and join
    him in his ambition - the preservation of beauty and culture at "Latitude
    Zero," a tiny island in the South Pacific Ocean. He works constantly to
    borrow or steal great art objects, manuscripts and inventions, in order to
    preserve or further develop them. This situation leads the men to all corners
    of the earth into very imaginable situations.

    The cast includes:
    	Lou Merrill as Craig McKenzie
    	Edwin Max as Simba
    	Elliott Lewis as Brock
    	Wally Maher as Burt
    	James Eagles as Tibbs
    	Elaine Barrie as Lucrezia

    Sept 6, 1941	Time change: Red - Saturday - 10:30-11:00 [removed]
    ___________________

    Dunning says the show first aired on February 11 as a West Coast show. It was
    apparently picked up by the network four months later, when it switched to
    Saturday. (I wonder if an attempt was made to bring the newly expanded
    audience up to speed with plot and characters already well underway.)

    The next stop in my research was the Red Network (WEAF) Master Books for
    1941. Unfortunately, the Master Books have very sparse information about
    shows originating elsewhere. I only sampled the first few network broadcasts,
    but the one-page entries did not really contribute anything useful (no
    episode title, no plot synopsis, no script).

    The Library of Congress does not have the Hollywood script books before 1943.

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 17:50:42 -0400
    From: "Walden Hughes" <walden1@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Chattanooga Old Time Radio Club

    Hi Everybody,

    could a member of the Chattanooga Old Time Radio Club drop me a private
    email, Yesterday USA would like to make an offer.  Thank you so much,

    Walden Hughes

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 17:52:26 -0400
    From: jack and cathy french <otrpiano@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Adult westerns

    On Friday, July 14, 2006, at 06:18 AM, ddunfee@[removed] wrote:

>      "Matt Laraby", (first name and spelling could be off)  was a western and
>     was not a show directed toward children.  It did not involve the
>     psychological depth of character development of gunsmoke, if that is meant
>     as "adult" but was clearly intended for an adult audience.  Can anyone tell
>     us more about the show and how it relates to the "adult" label put on
>     Gunsmoke?

    This issue was dealt with very well by J. Fred MacDonald in his 1979
    excellent book, "Don't Touch That Dial." He defined an adult western
    radio series as one which portrayed realistic, mature stories within a
    western context. While he acknowledged that "Gunsmoke" was probably the
    first western to best fit that description, there were several westerns
    that originated before "Gunsmoke" which were certainly not juvenile
    shows.  In that vein he lists: "Hawk Larabee", "Death Valley Days",
    "Hashknife Hartley" and "Zane Grey Theater."

    Of course, some champions of kids' westerns argue that from the
    demographics of the listening audience, a claim can be made for "The
    Lone Ranger", "Bobby Benson" and others to be ranked as adult shows
    since one-third of their audience was older folks.

    As for me, I like to say (with a twinkle in my eye) that you can
    quickly determine which westerns are kids shows by applying the
    following test. If more than one characteristic applies, it's a kids
    show.

    1)The villains have exotic names, [removed] The Yellow Snake, Texas Terror,
    etc.
    2) The sponsor sells cereal, candy or gum.
    3) The hero's horse has a name.  (Exception: The Six-Shooter)
    4) The hero is often rescued by his horse, his dog, etc.
    5)  The hero has a comedic sidekick. (Yeah, I know, Chester could be
    funny, [removed])

    Jack French
    Editor: RADIO RECALL
    [removed]

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    Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 17:56:58 -0400
    From: seandd@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  New Radio Network to Play OTR

    A press release from the Progressive Radio Network indicates will have OTR
    favorites on its schedule, along with its agenda of leftist political talk
    radio.

    Sean Dougherty
    SeanDD@[removed]

    [removed]

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