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	    [removed]   Volume 95 : Issue 387


Articles in this issue of [removed]:

	 Wierd Circle log
	 super-radio?
	 Scariest on OTR
	 Murder & Midnight & Strange Dr. Weird
	 Murder At Midnight
	 Re: Scariest Show
	 Wanta trade?

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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 17:28:30 -0500 (EST)
From: passage@[removed] (Frank Passage)
To: otr@[removed]
Subject: Wierd Circle log
Message-Id: <[removed]@[removed]>

                         T H E  W I E R D   C I R C L E
                         -----  ---------   -----------
 
                                 1943 - 1947
 
 
     First Show: ??-??-??                              Last Show: ??-??-??
     Number Shows: 78                              Audition Show: ??-??-??
 
 
     Show Description:
 
     Heard over Mutual between 1943 and 1947, the WIERD CIRCLE presented
     30 minute tales of horror, frequently inspired by classic horror
     stories. It opened with the sound of the surf and the chant-like
     opening, "In this cave by the restless se, we are met to call from
     out of past, stories strange and wierd. Bell keeper, toll the bell,
     so that all may know that we are gathered again in the Wierd Circle"
 
 
     List Comments:
 
     None of the sources listed dates, so this field is blank. Show number
     12 was titled differently in 3 catalogs, so all 3 titles are shown. 
 
 
     List:
 
         Date      Num  Title                                 Src Key
         --------  ---  ------------------------------------  ---------
                     1  "The Fall Of The House Of Usher"      12  56  9
                     2  "The House And The Brain"             123456  9
                     3  "The Vendetta"                            5   9
                     4  "Narrative Of A. Gordon Pym"              5   9
                     5  "Declared Insane"                     1 3 5   9
                     6  "A Terribly Strange Bed"              1 3 5
                     7  "What Was It"                         1 3 567 9
                     8  "The Knightsbridge Mystery"           1 3 567 9
                     9  "The Horla"                           1   567 9
                    10  "William Wilson"                      1   567 9
                    11  "Passion In The Desert"                   5
                    12  "Mated Falcon"                            5
                        "Matao Falconi"                            6
                        "Mateus Falcone"                              9
                    13  "The Man Without A Country"           1   5
                    14  "Dr. Mannettie's Manuscript"          1  45 7 9
                    15  "The Great Plague"                    1   5
                    16  "Expectations Of An Heir"             1   567 9
                    17  "The Hand"                                56
                    18  "Jane Eyre"                               56
                    19  "The Murders In The Rue Morgue"       1   5
                    20  "The Lifted Veil"                     1 3 5
                    21  "The 4:15 Express"                    1 3 56  9
                    22  "A Terrible Night"                    1 3 5   9
                    23  "The Tell-Tale Heart"                 1   5
                    24  "The Niche Of Doom"                   1 3 5
                    25  "The Heart Of Ethan Brand"            1   5   9
                    26  "Frankenstein"                        1   5   9
                    27  "The Feast Of The Red Gauntlet"       1 3 5
                    28  "The Murder Of The Little Pig"        1   5
                    29  "The Spectre Of Tappington"           1 3 5   9
                    30  "The Strange Judgement"               1 3 5   9
                    31  "Wuthering Heights"                   1   5   9
                    32  "The Curse Of The Mantle"             1 3 5   9
                    33  "The Cask Of Amontillado"             1   5   9
                    34  "The Rope Of Hair"                    1   5   9
                    35  "Falkland"                            1   5   9
                    36  "The Trail For Murder"                1   5   9
                    37  "The Werewold"                        1 3 5
                    38  "The Old Nurse's Story"               1   5   9
                    39  "The Middle Toe Of The Right Foot"    1   5   9
                    40  "The Dream Woman"                         5
                    41  "The Phantom Picture"                   345
                    42  "The Ghost Touch"                        45
                    43  "The Bell Tower"                         45
                    44  "The Evil Eye"                          345
                    45  "The Mark Of The Plague"              12 45   9
                    46  "The Queer Client"                    12 456  9
                    47  "The Burial of Roger Malvin"              5
                    48  "The Fatal Love Potion"                 3 5
                    49  "Mad Monkton"                          23 56  9
                    50  "The Return"                              56  9
                    51  "The Executioner"                      2  56 89
                    52  "Rappacine's Daughter"                 2 456 89
                    53  "The Wooden Ghost"                        5
                    54  "The Last Days Of A Condemned Man"        5
                    55  "The Warning"                           3 5
                    56  "The Doll"                                5
                    57  "The Diamond Lens"                        5
                    58  "The History of Dr. John Faust"           5
                    59  "The Duel withour Honor"               2  56  9
                    60  "The Spectre Bride"                       5   9
                    61  "The Tapestry Horse"                      5
                    62  "The River Man"                           5
                    63  "The Ancient Mariner"                     5
                    64  "The Oblong Box"                          5
                    65  "The Mysterious Bride"                 2  56  9
                    66  "The Thing in the Tunnel"              2  56  9
                    67  "The Moonstone"                         3 56  9 
                    68  "The Pistol Shot"                         56  9
                    69  "The Possessive Dead"                   3 56  9
                    70  "The Goblet"                              56  9
                    71  "The Case of Monsieur Valdemar"           56
                    72  "The Shadow"                              56
                    73  "The Bride of Death"                      56
                    74  "Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde"             1   56  9
                    75  "The Red Hand"                        1   56
                    76  "The Haunted Hotel"                       56
                    78  "Markheim"                                56
                    78  "The Black Parchment"                     56
                        (last show)
 
                        "The Silver Goblet"                        6
 
     Information Sources:
 
     The information above was obtained from the following OTR vendor
     and club catalogs.  Contact them directly for more information.
 
        Key  Source
        ---  ------------------------------------------------------------
         1   Edward J. Carr, 216 Shaner Street, Boyertown, PA 19512.
         2   Ken Mills, Nostalgia Recordings, 907 Maple Ave., Ridgefield,
             NJ 07657.
         3   Adventures in Cassettes, 5353 Nathan Lane North, Plymouth,
             MN 55442-1978
         4   Erstwhile Radio, [removed] Box 2284, Peabody, MA 01960
         5   Radio Memories, 1600 Wewoka St., North Little Rock, AR 72116
         6   Great American Radio, PO Box 504 Genesee, MI 48437
         7   North American Radio Archives (NARA), 134 Vincewood Dr., 
             Nicolasville, KY 40356.
 
     Although I have had favorable dealings with some of the above, this
     is not an endorsement of them. I receive nothing by mentioning them.
 
 
     Last Update: 11-13-95
 
 
     Although I retain copyright, this log may be freely copied provided
     that the text is unchanged.  Please share it with fellow OTR lovers.
 
     I would greatly appreciate any error corrections or additional
     information. Please send them to: Frank Passage, 109 Elmwood Road,
     Verona, NJ 07044 or via e-mail to passage@[removed]

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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 19:35:19 -0500 (EST)
From: Dave Boothman <dboothma@[removed]>
To: otr <otr@[removed]>
Subject: super-radio?
Message-Id: <[removed]@freenet>

I've been lurking here for awhile now and greatly enjoy the discussions 
and information that is passed along here.
I've been following the discussions of the G E Super radio and I wonder 
where these radios are available in Canada.
Been looking but so far no [removed] help would be appreciated as well as 
any info on these as well.
Thanks in advance.

Dave Boothman
dboothma@[removed]

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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 16:41:08 -0800
From: davidrj@[removed]
To: [removed]@[removed]
Subject: Scariest on OTR
Message-Id: <[removed]@[removed]>

Haven't seen one of my favorites mentioned so far.
I haven't looked up the tape for details, but can if folks are interested.
Anyway, it was called "Dead Earnest." About a man suffering from rare disease 
that sometimes sent him into a death-like state.
Anyway, he suffers an attack, and everyone thinks he is dead, even though he's 
painfully aware of everything that is happening to him at the time.
He's taken to morgue and prepared by the undertakers who are to get him ready 
for burial.  Only he's can't scream out or even blink his eyes!
I used to scare by daughters, wife and myself with this one. We'd take the tape 
on trips to the beach and play it at night, with the wind howling outside.

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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 95 21:14 EST
From: Jim Widner <jwidner@[removed]>
To: [removed]@[removed]
Subject: Murder & Midnight & Strange Dr. Weird
Message-Id: <m0tFAtQ-000Jd4C@[removed]>

>I figured that [removed] could help me out on this one.  I need to know
>some info about two of my favorite shows: The Strange Dr. Weird and Murder
at Midnight.
> I need to know start dates, end dates, cast and crew stuff, whatever
you've got.
> Anyone else is welcome to contribute.  Thanks!
>

"[removed]"  

Broadcast 9/16/46 - 9/8/47 - rebroadcast in 1950 from 5/1/50-7/31/50

Mutual Broadcasting Network - produced by KFI, Los Angeles

Writers and Performers include Elspeth Eric (see CBS Radio Mystery Theatre),
Mercedes McCambridge (see same), Berry Kroeger, Betty Caine, Carl Frank,
Barry Hopkins, Lawson Zerbe, Robert Newman (see Inner Sanctum), Joseph
Ruscoll (Molle' Mystery Theatre), Max Erlich (Suspense), William Morwood
(Bulldog Drummond), directed by Tony Leader, announcer was Raymond Morgan.
[Sources: Jay Hickerson's guide and Dunning's Book]

Strange Dr. Weird

Broadcast 11/7/44-5/15/45

Mutual Broadcasting Network 

Dr. Weird was played by Maurice Tarplin (See Mysterious Traveler), scripts
by Robert A. Arthur (See same)

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Jim Widner                      INTERNET: jwidner@[removed]
Dayton, OH                      WWW: [removed]
COMPUSERVE: 74566,3041          AOL: JimWidner  
                          

                                                 

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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 95 21:20 EST
From: Jim Widner <jwidner@[removed]>
To: [removed]@[removed]
Subject: Murder At Midnight
Message-Id: <m0tFAzE-000JfvC@[removed]>

Jay can confirm this, but there was a log of this series available by the
late Ray Stanich. Jay had some involvement in distributing the logs, so
perhaps he could verify if it is still available when he checks back in.

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Jim Widner                      INTERNET: jwidner@[removed]
Dayton, OH                      WWW: [removed]
COMPUSERVE: 74566,3041          AOL: JimWidner  
                          

                                                 

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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 21:32:00 -0500
From: RadioClass@[removed]
To: [removed]@[removed]
Subject: Re: Scariest Show
Message-ID: <951113213159_21582933@[removed]>

Besides "The House in Cypress Canyon", the Inner Sanctum show "Corridor of
Doom"
is very scary.  I have listened to these at night at bedtime and they sent
chills down 
my spine.

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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 20:54:56 -0500 (EST)
From: Randy Minnehan <rminneha@[removed]>
To: otr@[removed]
Subject: Wanta trade?
Message-ID: <[removed]@acme>

Hello [removed]

   I haven't done this for about a year now, but once again I'm offering a
few shows from my collection for trade to those interested here on the
internet.

   Here's how it [removed] in the list below are three 60-minute tapes,
each with two 30 minute shows that I have picked from my collection. These
shows are included because of their great story lines, and/or the show is
not commonly found in vendor catalogs and/or I just liked the story and
thought you would too.  I have about 4000+ shows that I am adding to
almost everyday, and I don't like to trade using lists (mainly cause I
can't keep up my own list).  This is a nice way to share a few tapes with
others from the digest and to find out what shows are favorites of other
collectors.
  
   If you would like to trade with me, please e-mail me directly to let me
know.  Mention which tape(s) you would like, A, B and/or c (or all three)
and give me a short list of shows you own that you are trading to trade
them for (one tape in trade for another) of a dozen or so of your favorite
shows.  I'll look over your short list and pick which ones I'd like, or
I'll ask you to list a few more if I already have the ones you list. I use
only TDK-D 60 minute tapes, and all these shows I have picked are of very
good quality without a lot of [removed] certainly *very* listenable. If
you have never traded shows before and are unsure how to make copies,
please e-mail me and I'll help you out. All of my copies I make are made
in real time (I don't high-speed dub).  IF you have nothing to trade, I
will trade you one of my 60 minute tapes for two of yours, but I'd much
rather have shows.

   Okay, here are the tapes:

TAPE "A"
      THE CLOCK  "Hitchhiker" 02-09-47 (NOT "the hitchhiker" from SUSPENSE!)
      THEATRE FIVE  "The Elevator"   (great unusual ending!)

TAPE "B"
      THE GREEN HORNET  "A Soldier And His Dog"
      SPACE PATROL  "The Spies From Planet X"  09-19-53

TAPE "C"
      PERIL  "Three Hunted Men"  (with the most terrible German accents ever!)
      THE ADVENTURES OF CHRISTOPHER LONDON 02-26-50 (only show available)


   So, again, e-mail me directly if interested in trading, and we'll see
what we can do.  I'll pay to postage to you, you pay the postage to [removed]
fair enough?  Send me a short list of your favorite or most unusal shows
you have in your collection.  Trading and sharing otr shows is a fun
thing for me, not a business.  Don't worry if you think you don't have
anything I'd be interested [removed] my collection has a lot of holes in it,
so we'll see.  Hope to hear from anyone interested very soon!

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|Randy Minnehan - rminneha@[removed]|
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