Subject: [removed] Digest V2008 #269
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                                The Old-Time Radio Digest!
                                  Volume 2008 : Issue 269
                             A Part of the [removed]!
                                 [removed]
                                     ISSN: 1533-9289

                                     Today's Topics:

      OLDE TYME RADIO NETWORK               [ Jerry Haendiges <jerryhaendiges@cha ]
      updated Missing Suspense list and "T  [ Joseph Webb <drjoewebb@[removed]; ]
      The Home Front                        [ <radioaz@[removed]; ]
      Amos 'n' Andy mentioned in a mystery  [ David Fx <df789@[removed]; ]
      11-24 births/deaths                   [ Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed]; ]
      Some Great Actress!                   [ "Israel Colon, [removed]" <colon@temple ]
      Re: More on Pinkerton                 [ rand@[removed] ]
      Suspense upgrades needed              [ Joseph Webb <drjoewebb@[removed]; ]
      memory book - fanny barbour           [ "joe@[removed]" <jsalerno@earthli ]
      One Man's Family                      [ Hetitus02@[removed] ]
      "Weird Circle"                        [ "kclarke5@[removed]" <kclarke5@juno. ]
      New Museum of Broadcasting Calendar   [ LSMFTnolonger@[removed] ]
      OMF Info                              [ Conrad Binyon <cbinyon@[removed]; ]

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 00:10:22 -0500
    From: Jerry Haendiges <jerryhaendiges@[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," 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]
    Many new programs have been added to our High-Quality mp3 catalog at:
    [removed]
    =======================================

    SAME TIME, SAME STATION

    Happy Thanksgiving!

    LET GEORGE DO IT
    Episode 213    11-20-50    "Cause For Thanksgiving"
    Mutual-Don Lee Standard Oil
    STARS: Bob Bailey, Eddie Firestone Jr, Francis Robinson, Joe Kearns

    THE FOUNTAIN OF FUN
    Episode 8 11-22-42 "Turkey"
    WLW MARS Candy Bars
    HOST: Bob Jellison
    STARS: Phil Brito, The Thrasher Sisters
    MUSIC: Phil Davis and His Orchestra
    ANNOUNCER: Don Cornell

    FIBBER McGEE AND MOLLY
    Episode 1037   11-25-54    "Thanksgiving Dinner"
    Stars Marion and Jim Jordan

    SOLDIERS IN GREASEPAINT
    11-25-43 Special [removed] Thanksgiving Presentation Starring: Bob Hope,
    Jack Benny, Al Jolson, Frederick March, Gen. Joseph Byron, Jascha
    Heifetz, Martha Raye, Kay Frances, Carole Landis, Judith Anderson,
    Jackie Heller, Merle Oberon, Jerry Colonna, Rear Admiral Louis E.
    Dunfield, Andy Devine, Jimmy Burke, Jinx Falkenberg, Faye McKinzie, Anna
    Lee, John Garfield, Frances Langford.
    ==================================

    HERITAGE RADIO THEATER

    Happy Thanksgiving!

    THE GREAT GILDERSLEEVE
    (NBC)    11/16/41
    Thanksgiving show a few weeks before the US joined WW II.

    THE LIFE OF RILEY
    (NBC)    11/29/47   "Mr. Stevenson & The Gillis Family Come For
    Thanksgiving"

    LUM AND ABNER
    (ABC)    11/23/44
    Lum is alone for Thanksgiving.
    ====================================

    THE GLOWING DIAL

    Happy Thanksgiving!

    The Answer Man - "Thanksgiving Questions"
    originally aired November 23, 1944 on WOR / MUTUAL
    Starring: Albert Mitchell as The Answer Man.
    Sponsor: Trommer's White Label Beer

    Family Theater - "Home For Thanksgiving"
    originally aired November 27, 1947 on MUTUAL
    Starring: Paul Henreid, Joan Leslie, Charles Boyer hosts, Tony LoFrano
    announcing.
    Sustained

    Casey: Crime Photographer - "After Turkey, The Bill"
    originally aired November 27, 1947 on CBS
    Starring: Staats Cotsworth, Jan Miner, John Gibson, Tony Marvin announcing.
    Sponsor: Anchor-Hocking Glass Corporation

    Anthology - "The Story Of Thanksgiving"
    originally aired November 21, 1954 on WRCA, NY
    Starring: Agnes Moorehead, Fred Waring Glee Club, New England
    Conservatory Alumni Chorus, Fleetwood announcing.
    Sustained

    The Adventures Of Sam Spade - "The Terrified Turkey Caper"
    originally aired November 24, 1950 on NBC
    Starring: Steven Dunne, Lurene Tuttle, Dick Joy announcing.
    Produced, Edited & Directed by William Spier (Suspense).
    Music by Lud Gluskin.
    Sustained
    ==================================

    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, 24 Nov 2008 00:10:32 -0500
    From: Joseph Webb <drjoewebb@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  updated Missing Suspense list and "The Rescue"

    Now that Randy Riddle has posted a missing show (yet again!) I have updated
    my list. For years, a network copy of "The Rescue" 4/19/51 with Jimmy Stewart
    was circulating with the last 10 minutes missing. Now, a complete AFRS
    version has appeared, and it is downloadable at
    [removed]

    Thanks very much to Randy Riddle for posting this superb show! Randy's site
    is one of the best in OTR. Earlier this year Randy posted the missing "Lost
    Special" episode. His website is at [removed]

    For those who enjoy Escape and Suspense, this site is also interesting
    [removed]

    My missing show list is always at
    [removed]

    Regards to all, and Happy Thanksgiving!
    JWW

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 00:11:00 -0500
    From: <radioaz@[removed];
    To: "OTR Digest" <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  The Home Front

    Someone loaned me a set of four audio cassetes in a package entitled The
    Home Front.  It appears to be a recording of some kind of radio show
    possibly broadcast around 1985, the copyright date on the cassettes.  It
    features the voices of William B. Williams, Frank Goren and Edward Brown.

    Does anyone have more information on this?  Was a radio documentary?  What
    station was it on?  Or was it a syndicated show for sale to any station?

    Ted

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 00:11:26 -0500
    From: David Fx <df789@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Amos 'n' Andy mentioned in a mystery novel

    I recently read Net of Cobwebs by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding originally
    published in 1943. I thought I would share this brief section with readers of
    this list.

    "This is a shocking affair!" said the doctor sternly.
    "Yes it is," said Malcolm. "It is."
    "And reprehensible," said the doctor.
    Reprehensible. Repersensible, Malcolm said to himself. Sounds like an Amos
    'n' Andy word.

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 00:11:36 -0500
    From: Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  11-24 births/deaths

    November 24th births

    11-24-1877 - Alben Barkley - Lowes, KY - d. 4-30-1956
    [removed] vice president: "Information Please"
    11-24-1884 - Jack Jones - Merthyr Tydfil, Wales - d. 5-7-1970
    author of radio scripts
    11-24-1886 - Alice Remsen - London, England - d. 9-xx-1974
    actor/singer: "The Musical Story Lady"; "The Palmolive Hour"
    11-24-1888 - Cathleen Nesbitt - Belfast, Northern Ireland - d. 8-2-1982
    actor: "Philco Radio Playhouse"
    11-24-1888 - Dale Carnegie - Maryville, MO - d. 11-1-1955
    author, lecturer: "How to Win Friends and Influence People"
    11-24-1891 - Ben Gross - Birmingham, AL - d. 8-13-1979
    wrote newspaper column critiquing radio
    11-24-1900 - Ireene Wicker - Quincy, IL - d. 11-17-1987
    actor: (The Singing Lady) Sylvia Bertram "Road of Life"; Eileen Moran
    "Today's Children"
    11-24-1903 - Bernard Lenrow - Binghamton, NY - d. 10-9-1963
    actor: Geoffrey Barnes "Molle Mystery Theatre"
    11-24-1904 - Pegeen Fitzgerald - Norcatur, KS - d. 1-30-1989
    host: "The Fitzgeralds"
    11-24-1905 - Harry Barris - NYC - d. 12-13-1962
    singer (member of The Rhythm Boys) "Paul Whiteman Presents"
    11-24-1905 - Vee Lawnhurst - NYC - d. 5-16-1992
    pianist, singer: "The Van Huesen Program"
    11-24-1906 - Don McLaughlin - Webster, IA - d. 5-28-1986
    actor: David Harding "Counterspy"; "Jim Brent "Road of Life"; Chaplain
    Jim "Chaplain Jim"
    11-24-1906 - Willard P. Farnum - Mankato, MN - d. 3-29-1994
    actor: Harold Teen "Harold Teen"; John Adams "Woman in White"
    11-24-1908 - Worth Kramer - d. 7-19-1998
    director: "Wings Over Jordan"
    11-24-1911 - Kirby Grant - Butte, MO - d. 10-30-1985
    singer, actor: "Gatewood to Hollywood"; "Hollywood Barn Dance"
    11-24-1912 - Garson Kanin - Rochester, NY - d. 3-13-1999
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    11-24-1912 - Teddy Wilson - Austin, TX - d. 7-31-1986
    jazz pianist: "Benny Goodman and His Orchestra"; "Saturday Night Swing
    Club"
    11-24-1913 - Geraldine Fitzgerald - Dublin, Ireland - d. 7-17-2005
    actor: "Arthur Hopkins Presents"; "Ford Theatre"; "Cavalcade of America"
    11-24-1917 - John Justin - London, England - d. 11-29-2002
    actor: "The Hobbit"
    11-24-1918 - Lee Bonnell (Terry Belmont) - Royal Center, IN - d.
    5-12-1986
    actor: (Husband of Gale Storm) "Gateway to Hollywood"
    11-24-1918 - Tom Fouts (Captain Stubby) - d. 5-24-2004
    humorist: "National Barn Dance"; "Is Anybody Home?"
    11-24-1921 - John V. Lindsay - NYC - d. 12-19-2000
    mayor of new york city: "Meet the Press"; "Apollo 11"
    11-24-1925 - Al Cohn - Brooklyn, NY - d. 2-15-1988
    saxophonist: "Your Hit Parade"
    11-24-1925 - Alum Owen - Menai Bridge, North Wales - d. 12-6-1994
    writer: "Two Sons"; "It Looks Like Rain"
    11-24-1925 - William F. Buckley - NYC - d. 2-27-2008
    conversative political commentator: "Larry King Live"
    11-24-1927 - Eileen Barton - Brooklyn, NY - d. 6-27-2006
    singer: "Frank Sinatra Show"; "Eileen Barton Show"; "MGM Musical
    Comedy Theatre"
    11-24-1941 - John Harrington - Sydney, Australia
    writer: "The Electric Cat"

    November 24th deaths

    01-17-1914 - Howard Marion-Crawford - England - d. 11-24-1969
    actor: Sherlock Holmes "BBC Home Theatre"
    02-13-1905 - Fred Jeske - Ferguson, MO - d. 11-24-1957
    actor: Uncle Remus "Uncle Remus"
    02-16-1909 - Jeffrey Lynn - Auburn, MA - d. 11-24-1995
    actor: "Keep 'Em Rolling"; "Gulf Stream Guild Theatre"
    02-26-1916 - Dick Dunham - NYC - d. 11-24-1989
    announcer: "Strange Romance of Evelyn Winters"
    03-05-1927 - Rachel Gurney - Eton, England - d. 11-24-2001
    actor: BBC Home Service; Emma Woodhouse "Emma"
    03-10-1909 - Bob Taplinger - Philadelphia, PA - d. 11-24-1975
    head of publicity CBS: Credited with idea of Gracie Allen"s lost brother
    04-06-1921 - Arnold Marquis - Dortmund, Germany - d. 11-24-1990
    producer, writer: "Pacific Story"; "Unlimited Horizons"
    04-23-1921 - Warren Spahn - Buffalo, NY - d. 11-24-2003
    hall of fame pitcher: "Tops in Sports"
    05-06-1908 - Parkyakarkus (Harry Einstein) - Boston, MA - d. 11-24-1958
    comedian: "Eddie Cantor Show"; "Al Jolson Show"; "Meet Me at Parkys"
    06-02-1879 - Florence Edney - London, England - d. 11-24-1950
    actor: Aunt Maizie "Amanda of Honeymoon Hill"
    06-06-1906 - Asher Sizemore - Manchester, KY - d. 11-24-1975
    singer with son Jimmie: "Grand Ole Opry"
    06-08-1907 - Craig McDonnell - Buffalo, NY - d. 11-24-1956
    actor: Dinty Moore "Bringing Up Father"; Jolly Rogers "Valiant Lady"
    06-22-1916 - John Craven - NYC - d. 11-24-1995
    actor: "Campbell Playhouse"; "Star Spangeled Theatre"
    07-11-1888 - Dr. Lyman Bryson - Valentine, NE - d. 11-24-1959
    moderator: "American School of the Air"; "Invitation to Learning";
    "People's Platform"
    08-02-1902 - Guy Repp - d. 11-24-1986
    actor: Dr. Abernathy "County Seat"; Benito Mussoline "Our Secret Weapon"
    09-26-1895 - George Raft - NYC - d. 11-24-1980
    actor: Rocky Jordan "Rocky Jordan"
    12-23-1893 - Anne O'Neal - St. Louis, MO - d. 11-24-1971
    actor: Cynthia Veryberry "Grapevine Rancho"
    12-24-1895 - Ruth Chatterton - NYC - d. 11-24-1961
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"

    Ron

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 00:12:18 -0500
    From: "Israel Colon, [removed]" <colon@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Some Great Actress!

    Hello Everyone,

    When I was a youngster back in the 1940s, my brother and I
    used to listen to radio stories on the sneak after our
    bedtime.  I guess I never outgrew the habit since I still fall
    asleep to otr stories.  However, my wife does not appreciate
    this practice and I use headphones.  The other night I was
    listening to an internet streaming broadcast so I do not know
    exactly which show it was but it was a crime drama since I was
    listening to Audio Noir.  Well, in the middle of the night I
    awoke and heard this woman crying and sobbing in such a heart
    wrenching way that I was convinced that someone had died, in
    real life that is.  I looked to my wife who was fast asleep
    and then realized that I still had my earphones on and thought
    to myself, Wow, that woman in the story is some great actress.

    Israel

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 11:48:01 -0500
    From: rand@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Re: More on Pinkerton

    Jack French mentions that further research indicates that Miss Pinkerton,
    Inc may have never been broadcast as a series and that NBC just produced
    the audition.

    That would be one of radio's great losses if it wasn't.  The audition show
    I have in my collection is really delightful and fun.

    I'm wondering about something, however.  The audition show I have, pressed
    on a Radio Recorders vinyl disc, runs almost thirty minutes and outlines
    the story of the main character inheriting the detective agency and
    becoming involved in a jewel robbery scheme.

    However, Goldin lists this show in his database:

    Miss Pinkerton. August 6, 1942. A closed circuit presentation for sponsor
    approval. Nurse Ellen Richards is caring for the injured D. A., whom
    gangsters are trying to bump off. Tony Marvin (announcer). 20 minutes.
    Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.

    Well, this would make two different versions of the radio show.  In the
    Joan Blondell audition that I have, she's training to be a lawyer when she
    inherits the detective agency.

    So, when Blondell and Powell's audition didn't get picked up, did NBC or
    someone else try again the following year, revamping the concept yet
    again?

    I did a search of the online newspaper radio logs and found one reference
    from the New York Times to "Miss Pinkerton", a broadcast noted as
    "Hollywood Radio Theater - Miss Pinkerton Inc." broadcast on WJZ on
    December 27, 1943 from 10:30 to 11:00 with Barbara Hale.  I'm assuming
    that must be an adaptation of the movie.

    Randy

    ________________
    Randy A. Riddle
    Mebane, NC

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 11:48:14 -0500
    From: Joseph Webb <drjoewebb@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Suspense upgrades needed

    I've been working on getting a Suspense set that is complete with all
    circulating shows, and best sound available. There are a few shows that pose
    some serious challenges, and good copies may never have been available. If
    anyone has replacements, please contact me.

    These shows are real problems sound-wise and perhaps someone may have better
    versions:
    7/18/56 Man Who Threw Acid (muffle/overmodulated)
    1/13/57 Russian New Year (muffle/overmodulated)
    12/1/57 Jet Stream (muffle/overmodulated, other places hiss and sound
    processing remnants)

    These shows are less of a problem, but could use some refreshing
    2/9/50 The Butcher's Wife - Kirk Douglas HOLLOW SOUND - NOISY
    4/12/51 Early To Death - Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz MUFFLED OVERMODULATED
    3/22/55 The Cellar - EricSnowden (AFRS)  TINNY, NOISY NEEDS UPGRADE

    These two seem to be bad recordings (they might be home recordings), and new
    versions may never surface
    5/9/46 Clock and The Rope- Jackie Cooper (AFRS)
    4/28/52 The Shooting Of Billy The Kid - Frank Lovejoy

    Regards and Happy Thanksgiving
    JWW

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 11:48:26 -0500
    From: "joe@[removed]" <jsalerno@[removed];
    To: OTR List <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  memory book - fanny barbour

    Sine we've had a question about One Man's Family [removed]

    I recently uncovered a copy of the Memory Book by Fanny Barbour.

    Looks like it was a give away, the mailing envelope from Standard Brands
    addressed to my great aunt is also intact. [removed] cents postage - those
    days are gone.

    My question is, who are these people in the photographs? Are they the
    actors who portrayed those roles, or just models posing as?

    joe salerno

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 11:49:07 -0500
    From: Hetitus02@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  One Man's Family
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    Michael Leannah asks several questions about One Man's Family. Since  it was
    continuously on the air for a very long time, the book  and chapter
    designations really help keep things straight.  For a large part of the run  of the
    show it was 30 minutes weekly.  Most books were about 13 chapters in  length, so
    there were approximately four books a year. In 1950 when the show  become 15
    minutes five times a week there were many more chapters but still
    approximately 4 books a year.  Also the vast majority of chapters had names  that helped
    provide a suggestion of the story line.  The language was,  indeed, rather
    formal, but not overly so for a very upper middle class family  of  time. The
    language was certainly not "middle American", but many of us  knew families who
    spoke similarly.  As for the theme music, Destiny Waltz  was used from 4/29/1932
    to 10/13/40,  Patricia, or Waltz Patricia as it was  sometime called, was
    named for Carlton E. Morse's first wife and was used from  10/20/1940 through the
    end of the show 4/24/1959. It was also intended to be  used for the two weeks
    of additional shows that were never broadcast.   Journey into Melody was
    never used with One Man's Family on radio.

    Ed Titus

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 12:53:53 -0500
    From: "kclarke5@[removed]" <kclarke5@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  "Weird Circle"
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            Thanks Jack, and others, for clearing up the question I had regarding
    "Miss Pinkerton, Inc.".  I was wondering why I couldn't find copies of this
    program available.

            I've looked through my copy of John Dunning's book ("The Encyclopedia
    of Old Time Radio") and can't seem to find any information on a program
    called "Weird Circle".  Many of the radio program collectors (like myself)
    can't
    remember it either.  Surely, it wasn't on the air for long or was a
    replacement for
    a more recognized show. Does anyone know anything about it?

    Another Old Time Radio Fan,

    Kenneth Clarke

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 14:38:31 -0500
    From: LSMFTnolonger@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  New Museum of Broadcasting Calendar

    I think all digest readers like photos of old microphones used by
    old-time radio actors and actresses. I believe a lot of us collect old
    radios too and like seeing photos of antique radios.

    Well, the Pavek Museum of Broadcasting in St, Louis Park, MN is now
    offering the 2009 Pavek Museum of Broadcasting calendar featuring color
    photos of antique radios, antique televisions, and old broadcast
    equipment. There is no shipping charge if you order this $[removed] calendar
    by November 30th.

    I have no connection to this museum. In fact, I live in Southern
    California, not Minnesota.

    To see all 12 calendar pages, go to:

    [removed]

    Gregory R. Jackson, Jr.

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    Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 20:44:35 -0500
    From: Conrad Binyon <cbinyon@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  OMF Info

    Mike,

    The One Man's Family broadcast format consisted of thirty-minute programs,
    broadcast once a week, through Sunday, June 4, 1950. Then the programs were
    fifteen minutes in length, five days a week, from June 5, 1950, through May
    8, 1959, the last broadcast. In the book-chapter identification, the last
    broadcast was Chapter 20 of Book 134.
    There were 3256 episodes in all, not counting repeats for different time zones.

    Carlton Morse used the Book, Chapter method to identify each show as he wrote
    its script.  In his home I remember seeing a floor to ceiling bookcase
    wherein he had all of his Family scripts bound into the Books so designated
    containing the many Chapters numerated I assume each Book containing at least
    20 titled Chapters.

    Father Barbour's given name was Henry, and that's what his wife, Fanny,
    (Mother Barbour)called him.   For the most part the immediate children called
    him "Dad" when referring to him with each other.  Clifford in conversation
    with his older brother Paul called him such, as did the daughters.  But the
    Grandkids and other members of the family just referred to him as Father
    Barbour or "Grandfather" when greeting him in person.
    But it was "Father Barbour" for the most part when talking about him in
    general with him not present.   Of course non-relatives called him Mr.
    Barbour.

    Carlton Morse was inclined to the formal and wouldn't have had his Betty
    character in general address the collective family group, as say  "Hey, guys,
    wait till you hear what happened!"  He often used the generic term of
    address, 'family' when that's what
    he meant. It was his style.  Listeners who continued to tune in apparently
    did accept this type of dialog, and probably were influenced by it.

    As for your "Journey into Melody" audio cut I believe I may have the same
    record.  And when I heard it described as representing the OMF theme I was
    puzzled as well.

    Conrad Binyon

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