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                                The Old-Time Radio Digest!
                                  Volume 2011 : Issue 163
                             A Part of the [removed]!
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                                     ISSN: 1533-9289

                                     Today's Topics:

      Lizzie Borden on SUSPENSE             [ George Tirebiter <tirebiter2@hotmai ]
      This week in radio history16-22 Octo  [ Joe Mackey <joemackey108@[removed] ]
      People Are Funny                      [ "garyjane" <garyjane@[removed]; ]
      The Green Hornet / Lenore Case story  [ "Martin Grams, Jr." <mmargrajr@hotm ]
      10-16 births/deaths                   [ Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed]; ]
      10-17 births/deaths                   [ Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed]; ]
      OLDE TYME RADIO NETWORK               [ Jerry Haendiges <Jerry@[removed]; ]

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    Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:17:53 -0400
    From: George Tirebiter <tirebiter2@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Lizzie Borden on SUSPENSE
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    The episode of "Suspense" on Lizzie Borden that Kenneth Clarke is looking for
    is titled "The Fall River Tragedy" and was aired on January 14, 1952 with
    Agnes Moorehead as Lizzie.

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    Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:18:05 -0400
    From: Joe Mackey <joemackey108@[removed];
    To: otr-digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  This week in radio history16-22 October

     From Those Were The Days

    10/16

    1939   Radio listeners welcomed The Right to Happiness on the NBC Blue
    network. The 15 minute drama turned out to be one of the longest running
    shows of its kind. It moved over to CBS in 1941, then back to NBC in
    1942. Fourteen years later Right to Happiness returned to CBS where it
    stayed until its last days in 1960. The show had a theme song, Song of
    the Soul, and what seemed like a cast of thousands. It just took a lot
    of different actors to play the continuing roles over a 21 year period.

    1945   Barry Fitzgerald starred as Judge Barnard Fitz in His Honor, the
    Barber, which debuted on NBC.

    10/17

    1919   The Radio Corporation of America (RCA) was formed.

    1938   This was a big day in Tinseltown. NBC moved to the corner of
    Sunset and Vine, the 'Crossroads of the World'. The new Hollywood Radio
    City drew thousands of visitors ready to fill studio audience seats for
    popular radio programs.

    1938   Captain Midnight was heard on radio for the first time, on
    Mutual. The Captain flew his single engine plane all over the place
    fighting crime.

    10/18

    1922   As the British observed the wild growth of radio in the [removed],
    they realized the potential of broadcasting in their own country, as
    well as the need for its regulation. The British Broadcasting
    Corporation (BBC) was established on this day to monitor the development
    of the radio biz in Great Britain.

    1943   The first broadcast of Perry Mason was presented on CBS. In the
    15 minute (Monday Friday) shows, Perry was played by Barlett Robinson,
    Santos Ortega, Donald Briggs and John Larkin.

    10/19

    1937   "The freedom of the press is a flaming sword. Use it justly, hold
    it high, guard it well." The radio classic, Big Town, made its debut on
    CBS radio. Star reporters at the Illustrated Press, Steve Wilson and
    Lorelei Kilbourne, were played by Edward G. Robinson and Claire Trevor.
    Tell the Story was the theme song. Sponsors included Ironized Yeast
    tablets and Lifebuoy soap.

    10/20

    1930 - One of the most memorable of all radio shows, "The Adventures of
    Sherlock Holmes", was first heard on the NBC Red network. Its debut
    entry, "The Speckled Band", featured William Gillette in the role of the
    famous detective. Gillette introduced Holmes to New York audiences as
    early as 1899 ... on the stage, not the radio, of course.

    1932 - Journalist Robert Trout joined CBS. Trout became a household name
    to CBS listeners -- and they later became loyal viewers of Trout on CBS-TV.

    Joe

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    Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:18:11 -0400
    From: "garyjane" <garyjane@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  People Are Funny
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    I have been able to locate about 30 of the transcriptions of People Are Funny
    and I enjoy them very much.  Does anyone know of a source for additional
    shows?  Most of mine are from the mid-50's and I would like to find some from
    earlier dates.

    Gary Schultz

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    Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:18:17 -0400
    From: "Martin Grams, Jr." <mmargrajr@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  The Green Hornet / Lenore Case story arc

    The transition of The Green Hornet from a criminal to a hero whose secret
    identity is known by three more people began with the opening scene of "High
    Pressure" (October 14, 1947). As a result of declining circulation numbers,
    Reid's father sends his secretary, Linda Travis, to the East to check up on
    his son and report back to him any details she observes.

    This brief scene was nothing more than a tease for the audience since Linda
    Travis does not arrive in the East until the episode "Marked Money" (October
    21, 1947). A punk named Jerry Jerome is shot and lies dying in a hospital
    bed. Britt Reid suspects the boy will talk when he regains consciousness,
    naming the man who shot him. When all efforts to get a reporter into the
    hospital room fail, Travis suggests she play the role of a nurse, since she
    formerly was one. Reid hires her, unaware she is working for his father. (The
    background about her training is never disclosed, but it was most likely
    through service in the war.) At the hospital, Doctor Shottin, assigned to
    Jerome's case, arranges for Travis to be the visiting nurse as a favor to
    Reid. But Shottin is under the thumb of Rod Pomeroy, the gangster responsible
    for shooting Jerome. The two had collected 20 grand on a little extortion
    proposition and when Jerome failed to split the profits, it was Pomeroy who
    pulled the trigger first. Jerome dies - but not before telling Linda Travis
    about Pomeroy's criminal career. Travis phones Reid to give him the news,
    revealing the murder weapon as the same that killed Talbot a couple weeks ago
    - an unsolved murder and extortion case that was pinned on The Green Hornet.
    (The Green Hornet was accused of murder a number of times in 1936 and 1937,
    but the murder referenced in this broadcast was not dramatized specifically,
    and it appears it was written into the script as a plot element.)

    Linda Travis' curiosity gets the better of her in "Exposed" (October 28,
    1947). This is the episode that has been in circulation for decades (thanks
    to Charles Michelson and his syndication, later Metacom (aka Adventures in
    Cassettes). After hearing gunshots and sirens, Linda runs into the dark alley
    and leaps into the rear seat of a parked car. She crouches to the floor to be
    out of the way of the shooting she is sure will follow. The front door of the
    car jerks open and Reid and Kato jump in. She overhears the conversation and
    discovers the secret identity of her employer. Britt asks for 24 hours to
    think about how he will deal with the situation and she agrees.

    In "Too Hot To Handle" (November 11, 1947), concerned about his son Britt,
    Dan Reid comes east to seek information. Having learned from Linda Travis
    that something important has to be discussed in private, the old man is
    impatient. Alone in the apartment, Britt lays his cards on the table,
    admitting to his father that he is The Green Hornet.

    In "The Man on Top" (November 18, 1947), the senior Reid tells his son that
    Police Commissioner Higgins could use the assistance of The Green Hornet. The
    police are tied with red tape so The Green Hornet arranges a secret
    rendezvous to discuss how he can assist. This is the beginning of when
    Higgins starts covering for The Green Hornet and the two work hand-in-hand.

    In episodes that followed, Reid's father went back to the West Coast (The
    Green Hornet adventures took place in New York City), along with Linda
    Travis. And when Britt and Kato ventured to the West Coast, such as "Tickets
    to the Rosebowl" (December 30, 1947), Travis jumps back into the action
    briefly for the excitement. This also comes in handy when Oliver Perry
    continues to return and expose Britt Reid publicly as The Green Hornet, and
    Higgins and Travis cover Britt's tracks. All of this takes about 42 pages in
    the GREEN HORNET book I co-authored, and to reprint all of this and the
    script excerpts is too large to reprint it all here, but this is a quick cut
    and paste for a "brief" summary.

    Miss Case also gets a membership card in the elite club, by confessing she
    knows the identity of The Green Hornet, in private, to Britt Reid. That story
    begins back in 1940, but climaxed with the broadcast of "Miss Case Keeps a
    Secret" (February 17, 1948), when she confronted her employer.

    I'd also like to mention that most of the story arc I described above has
    been released in a single box set (released twice) through Radio Spirits,
    responsible for getting them into circulation so I recommend you buy the sets
    and support their on-going CD releases, as they continue to put out
    un-circulated radio shows of THE GREEN HORNET.

    Martin Grams

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    Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:18:24 -0400
    From: Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  10-16 births/deaths

    October 16th deaths

    10-16-1854 - Oscar Wilde - Dublin, Ireland - d. 11-30-1900
    writer: Some of his writing adapted for radio
    10-16-1886 - Will Harridge - Chicago, IL - d. 4-9-1971
    american league president: "Memorial Program for Colonel Jocob Rupert"
    10-16-1888 - Eugene O'Neill - NYC - d. 11-27-1953
    playwright: "NBC Presents Eugene O'Neill"; "Pulitzer Prize Plays";
    "Best Plays"
    10-16-1891 - Wilfred Lytell - NYC - d. 9-10-1954
    actor: Doc Barron "Just Plain Bill"; "Wings Over America"
    10-16-1893 - Carl Carmer - Cortland, NY - d. 9-12-1976
    historical advisor: "Cavalcade of America"
    10-16-1899 - Mary Taylor - d. 8-18-1957
    consumer advocate: "Consumer Time"
    10-16-1900 - Lloyd Corrigan - San Francisco, CA - d. 11-7-1969
    actor: Judge Hunter "One Man's Family"
    10-16-1903 - "Wild Bill" Elliott (Gordon Nance) - Pattonsburg, MO - d.
    11-26-1965
    actor: Wild Bill Elliott "Wild Bill Elliott"
    10-16-1904 - Raymond Meurer - d. 10-15-1974
    Part owner of WXYZ
    10-16-1910 - Douglas Browning - Norwood, OH - d. 1-31-1991
    announcer: "Douglas Browning Show"; "Ladies Be Seated"
    10-16-1911 - Molly O'Day - Bayonne, NJ - d. 10-22-1998
    actor: "Barnyard Jamboree"
    10-16-1912 - Berry Kroeger - San Antonio, TX - d. 1-4-1991
    actor: Michael Waring/The Falcon "The Falcon"; Reed Bannister "Big
    Sister"
    10-16-1912 - Maidie Norman - Villa Rica, GA - d. 5-2-1998
    character actor: "Sears Radio Theatre"
    10-16-1917 - Alice Pearce - NYC - d. 3-3-1966
    actor: Daphne "Henry Morgan Show"
    10-16-1917 - Rowena Clark - Staten Island, NY - d. 3-2-2004
    actor: "Gateway to Hollywood"
    10-16-1920 - Gus Wayne - The Bronx, NY - d. 1-23-1998
    actor: Little Johnny for Phillip Morris
    10-16-1920 - Sharon Douglas - Stevens County, OK
    actor: Mildred Anderson "A Day in the Life of Dennis Day"; "Joan Davis
    Time"
    10-16-1921 - Linda Darnell - Dallas, TX - d. 4-10-1965
    actor: "Hollywood Premiere"; "So You Want to Lead a Band"
    10-16-1924 - Pierre Salinger - San Francisco, CA - d. 10-19-2004
    press secretary to President JFK: "Meet the Press"
    10-16-1924 - Robert Hall - Rochester, NY - d. 9-25-1967
    actor, host: Britt Reid/Green Hornet "Green Hornet"; "Music 'til Dawn"
    10-16-1925 - Angela Lansbury - London, England
    actor: "NBC University Theatre"; "Suspense"
    10-16-1925 - Lee Jordan - d. 11-20-2005
    announcer, film critic: WCBS New York
    10-16-1925 - Lenka Peterson - Omaha, NE
    actor: "Theatre Five"; "CBS Radio Mystery Theatre"
    10-16-1926 - Paul Duke - Richmond, VA - d. 7-18-2005
    newscaster: "News of the World"

    October 16th deaths

    01-09-1921 - Lister Sinclair - Bombay, India - d. 10-16-2006
    writer, actor: "American School of the Air"; "Stage Forty-Seven"
    01-15-1909 - Gene Krupa - Chicago, IL - d. 10-16-1973
    drummer: "Rhythm Masters"; "Benny Goodman and His Orchestra"
    01-22-1951 - Steve J. Spears - Adelaide, Australia - d. 10-16-2007
    writer: "King Richard"; "Maggie's Ear"
    02-03-1907 - James Michener - NYC - d. 10-16-1997
    author: "You and the World"
    02-03-1932 - Peggy Ann Garner - Canton, OH - d. 10-16-1984
    actor: Esther Smith "Meet Me in St. Louis"
    03-08-1911 - Eunice Hanger - Mount Chalmers, Australia - d. 10-16-1972
    writer: "From the Diary of a Bush Schoolmaster"
    03-25-1925 - Len Dressler - d. 10-16-2005
    voice of the Jolly Green Giant
    03-26-1907 - Claude Stroud - Kaufman, TX - d. 10-16-1985
    actor: "Edgar Bergen/Chaarlie McCarthy Show"
    05-04-1924 - Merrill Mael - d. 10-16-2000
    actor: Uncle Fletcher "Vic and Sade"
    05-23-1901 - Arch McDonald - Hot Spring, AR - d. 10-16-1960
    sportscaster: Washington Senators and Washington Redskins
    07-10-1908 - Harry Golder - Detroit, MI - d. 10-16-1968
    announcer: "The Lone Ranger"
    07-16-1926 - Stanley Clements - Long Island, NY - d. 10-16-1981
    actor: "Family Theatre"; "Lux Radio Theatre"
    07-26-1921 - Jean Sheperd - South Chicago, IL - d. 10-16-1999
    host: "The Jean Sheperd Show"
    07-31-1911 - George Liberace - Menasha, WI - d. 10-16-1983
    sideman: Orrin Tucker Band, Anson Weeks Band
    08-21-1900 - Ken Carpenter - Avon, IL - d. 10-16-1984
    announcer: "Kraft Music Hall"; "One Man's Family"; "Edgar Bergen/
    Charlie McCarthy Show"
    08-30-1898 - Shirley Booth - NYC - d. 10-16-1992
    actor: Miss Duffy "Duffy's Tavern"; "Hogan's Daughter"; "Strictly
    Business"
    09-12-1924 - Ella Mae Morse - Mansfield, TX - d. 10-16-1999
    singer: "Kraft Music Hall"; "Everything for the Boys"; "Jubilee"
    09-30-1921 - Deborah Kerr - Helensburgh, Scotland - d. 10-16-2007
    actor: "Hollywood Calling"; "Hollywood Star Playhouse"; "Lux Radio
    Theatre"
    10-07-1908 - Richard Caldicot - London, England - d. 10-16-1995
    actor: "The Navy Lark"
    10-11-1919 - Art Blakey - Pittsburgh, PA - d. 10-16-1990
    jazz drummer: "Music for Moderns"
    10-18-1892 - Leo G. Carroll - Weedon Northants, England - d. 10-16-1972
    actor: Lux Radio Theatre
    10-31-1910 - Donovan Joyce - Melbourne, Australia - d. 10-16-1980
    writer, producer, director: "T-Men"
    11-23-1923 - Malcolm "Mel" Arter - d. 10-16-1998
    disk jockey: WKOK Sunbury, Pennsylvania
    12-03-1909 - Dana Suesse - Kansas City, MO - d. 10-16-1987
    composer: "Good News of 1938"
    12-14-1915 - Dan Dailey - NYC - d. 10-16-1978
    singer, actor: "King's Men"; "Philip Morris Playhouse"

    Ron

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    Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:18:29 -0400
    From: Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  10-17 births/deaths

    October 17th births

    10-17-1893 - Spring Byington - Colorado Springs, CO - d. 9-7-1971
    actor: Lily Ruskin "December Bride"
    10-17-1903 - Irene Noblette Ryan - El Paso, TX - d. 4-26-1973
    actor: "Tim & Irene Sky Road Show"; "Royal Crown Revue"
    10-17-1905 - Claude Binyon, Sr. - Chicago, IL - d. 2-14-1978
    screenwriter: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    10-17-1905 - Jean Arthur - NYC - d. 6-19-1991
    actor: "Ford Theatre"; "Lux Radio Theatre"
    10-17-1907 - Helen Choate - Boston, MA - d. 1-28-2010
    actor: Patsy Bowen "Nick Carter, Master Detective"
    10-17-1909 - Minnabelle Abbott - Covington, KY - d. 10-9-1981
    actor: Mary Sothern "The Life of Mary Sothern"
    10-17-1910 - Florence Williams - St. Louis, MO - d. 3-30-1995
    actor: Anne Cameron "Barry Cameron"; Sally Farrell "Front Page Farrell"
    10-17-1910 - George W. Briggs, Jr. - Taunton, MA - d. 12-7-1994
    staff pianist and arranger for WBZ radio
    10-17-1912 - Jack Owens - Tulsa, OK - d. 1-26-1982
    vocalist: Cruising Crooner "The Breakfast Club"; "Tin Pan Alley"
    10-17-1914 - Jerry Siegel - Cleveland , OH - d. 1-21-1996
    co-creator (with Joe Shuster): "Advs. of Superman"
    10-17-1915 - Arthur Miller - NYC - d. 2-10-2005
    writer: "Cavalcade of America"; "The Doctor Fights"
    10-17-1917 - Marsha Hunt - Chicago, IL
    actor: Blanche Bickerson "Charlie McCarthy Show"; "Document A/777"
    10-17-1917 - Sumner Locke Elliott - Sydney, Australia - d. 6-23-1991
    writer: "Jezebel's Daughter"
    10-17-1918 - Rita Hayworth - Brooklyn, NY - d. 5-14-1987
    actor: "Orson Welles Theatre"; "Screen Guild Theatre"; "Bob Elson on
    Board the Century"
    10-17-1920 - Elie Abel - Montreal, Canada - d. 7-22-2004
    journalist: "Meet the Press"; "When Conventions were Coventions"
    10-17-1920 - Montgomery Clift - Omaha, NE - d. 7-23-1966
    actor: "Arthur Hopkins Presents"; "Ford Theatre"
    10-17-1921 - Tom Poston - Columbus, OH - d. 4-29-2007
    comedian: "Arthur Godfrey Show"
    10-17-1922 - Luiz Bonfa - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - d. 1-12-2001
    guitarist: "The Quitandinha Serenaders"
    10-17-1923 - Barney Kessel - Muskogee, OK - d. 5-6-2004
    jazz guitarist: "Jubilee"; "One Night Stand"; "Just Jazz"
    10-17-1925 - Robert Pauley - New Canaan, CT - d. 5-2-2009
    president of abc radio: "Then, Now and Later"
    10-17-1925 - Ted Jarrett - Nashville, TN - d. 3-21-2009
    songwriter, disk jockey: WSOK Nashville, Tennessee
    10-17-1926 - Beverly Garland - Santa Cruz, CA - d. 12-5-2008
    actor: Worked in radio early in her career
    10-17-1926 - Julie Adams - Waterloo, IA
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    10-17-1941 - Nicholas Hasluck - Canberra, Australia
    writer: "The Blue Guitar"

    October 17th deaths

    01-05-1942 - Susan Odin - d. 10-17-1975
    actor: "Elizabeth Sharon Ann Barbour "One Man's Family"
    01-13-1885 - Jimmy Monaco - Genoa, Italy - d. 10-17-1945
    orchestra leader: WOR Newark, New Jersey
    02-01-1904 - S. J. Perelman - NYC - d. 10-17-1979
    humorist: "Information, Please"; "Author! Author!"; "Railroad Hour"
    02-03-1918 - Joey Bishop - The Bronx, NY - d. 10-17-2007
    actor: "Monitor's Salute to Jimmy Durante"
    02-13-1919 - "Tennessee" Ernie Ford - Bristol, TN - d. 10-17-1991
    singer: "Tennessee Ernie Ford Show"
    02-19-1910 - Lionel Clouser - Shamokin, PA - d. 10-17-1942
    musician: "The Bob Crosby Show"
    03-03-1902 - Ruby Dandridge - Memphis, TN  - d. 10-17-1987
    actor: Mammy Brown "Gallant Heart"; Geranium "Judy Canova Show"
    03-16-1896 - Arthur Hale - d. 10-17-1971
    announcer, newscaster: "Confidentially Yours"; "The Richfield Reporter"
    03-23-1938 - Christopher Glenn - NYC - d. 10-17-2006
    news correspondent: "World News Roundup"; "The World Tonight"
    03-28-1915 - Jay Livingston - McDonald, PA - d. 10-17-2001
    composer: "Hollywood Calling-George Fisher Interviews"
    04-01-1895 - Alberta Hunter - Memphis, Tn - d. 10-17-1984
    blues singer: "Jazz at the Simthsonian"
    04-10-1902 - Mark Warnow - Monastrischt, Russia - d. 10-17-1949
    conductor: "We, the People"; "Your Hit Parade"
    05-04-1909 - Ed Max - Georgia - d. 10-17-1980
    actor: Mr. Gallagher "Voyage of the Scarlet Queen"
    05-07-1931 - Teresa Brewer - Toledo, OH - d. 10-17-2007
    singer: "Steve Allen Show"; "Major Bowes Amatuer Hour"
    06-12-1901 - Ben Welden - Toledo, OH - d. 10-17-1997
    character actor: "Family Theatre"; "Railroad Hour"; "Roy Rogers Show"
    08-05-1906 - Joan Hickson - Kingsthorpe - England - d. 10-17-1998
    actor: "Strong Poison"
    10-15-1922 - Paul Kasander - Detroit, MI - d. 10-17-2002
    actor: "Challenge of the Yukon"; "Lone Ranger"; "Green Hornet"
    12-11-1911 - Beecher Pete Kirby - Sevierville, TN - d. 10-17-2002
    dobro, guitar, banjo player: (Member Smokey Mountain Boys) "Grand Ole
    Opry"
    12-18-1921 - Chili Williams - Minneapolis, MN - d. 10-17-2003
    actor: "Mail Call"; "Truth or Consequences"

    Ron

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    Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:18:45 -0400
    From: Jerry Haendiges <Jerry@[removed];
    To: Old Time Radio Digest <[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 Theatre," Bob Bro's "The Old Time Radio Show," John and Larry
    Gassman's "Same Time Station" and my own "Old Time Radio Classics."
    Streamed in high-quality audio, on demand, 24/7 at
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    Check out our High-Quality mp3 catalog at:
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    OLD TIME RADIO CLASSICS

    ACADEMY AWARD THEATER
      Episode 29 10-9-46 "It Happened Tomorrow"
      Stars: Eddie Bracken, Ann Blythe
      CBS [removed] Squibb & Sons
      Produced and Directed by: Dee Englebach
      Announcer: Hugh Brundage
      Adaptations: Frank Wilson
      Original Music Composed and Conducted by: Leith Stevens

    MICHAEL SHAYNE
      Episode 7 11-2-49 "The Case Of The Model Murder"
      Stars: Jeff Chandler, Jack Webb, Hans Conreid
      Syndicated By Don W. Sharp
      Director: Bill Rousseau

    THE AMERICAN STORY
      Episode 3 2-19-44 "The American Name"
      NBC Sustained Saturdays 7:00 - 7:30 Pm
      Narrator: Archibald Macleish
      Writer: Archibald Macleish
      Director: Frank Patt
      Literature Of The New World

    INHERITANCE
      Episode 17 8-1-54 "Rails To the Pacific"
      NBC American Legion Sundays 4:30 - 5:00 Pm
      Producer/Director: Albert Mccleary
      Announcer: John Wald
      Music: Robert Armbruster
    ==================================

    HERITAGE RADIO THEATRE

    THE CAMPBELL PLAYHOUSE
      (CBS) 12/02/39 "Lost Horizon" James Hilton's classic tale of
    Shangri-La, with Orson Welles and Sigrid Goury.

    THE FAMILY DOCTOR
      (Synd.) 1932 Episode #3 "Error In Diagnosis"

    CALLING ALL DETECTIVES
      (MBS/Synd.) 08/10/48 A diplomatic courier is murdered. Jerry Browning
    investigates
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    THE OLD TIME RADIO SHOW

    SUSPENSE (CBS)
      Title: Mortmain
      Original Air: 7/31/47
      Starring: Jerome Cowan

    I LOVE A MYSTERY (MUTUAL)
      Title: Battle of the Century --- Episode 7
      Original Air: 2/7/50
      Starring: Russell Thorson, Jim Boles, Tony Randall

    GUNSMOKE (CBS)
      Title: Yorky
      Original Air: 10/17/53
      Starring: William Conrad, Parley Baer, Howard McNear, Georgia Ellis
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    SAME TIME, SAME STATION

    COLUMBIA WORKSHOP
      10/12/41 Episode (023) Murder In Studio One.

      The remainder of the show is dedicated to Fibber McGee and Molly,
    played by Jim and Marian Jordon.

      We begin with
    FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY
      from 04/27/43 Black Market Meat.

      After our look at the calendar of happenings in the Old Time Radio
    Community we speak with Mickey Smith who has written a book published in
    2010 called: "How Fibber McGee and Molly Won World War 2.

      Beulah was a character on the Mcgee show beginning in 1944. Later she
    became so popular that she had her own show beginning in 1945.

      We'll hear
    THE BEULAH SHOW
      from 08/13/45 The Continuing Summer H
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    If you have any questions or request, please feel free to contact me.

          Jerry Haendiges

          Jerry@[removed]  562-696-4387
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