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Date: 4/10/2012 12:11 PM

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                                The Old-Time Radio Digest!
                                  Volume 2012 : Issue 61
                             A Part of the [removed]!
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                                     ISSN: 1533-9289

                                     Today's Topics:

      Check this out -                      [ IreneTH@[removed] ]
      Tune into Yesterday newsletter        [ Graeme Stevenson <graemeotr@[removed] ]
      Cincinnati Convention                 [ Charlie Summers <charlie@[removed] ]
      4-6 births/deaths                     [ Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed]; ]
      captain midnight                      [ willdunbar@[removed] ]
      Zombies on Radio                      [ John Olsen <jrolsen2@[removed]; ]
      Herbert Marshall                      [ ajhubin@[removed] ]
      Skelly and Captain Midnight           [ Stephen A Kallis <skallisjr@[removed] ]
      4-7 births/deaths                     [ Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed]; ]
      This week in radio history 8-14 Apri  [ Joe Mackey <joemackey108@[removed] ]
      unresolved serials                    [ Ryan Ellett <oldradiotimes@[removed] ]

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 13:47:28 -0400
    From: IreneTH@[removed]
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Check this out -

    NPR had a story recently which reported that Alan Lomax's recording archives
    are now online and free. Additionally this database includes many or all of
    the radio programs he produced, with dates.

    This is the link to the NPR story. The first paragraph includes a link to the
    website. I've started listening to "Back Where I Come From" on CBS 1940.
    digitalized, but a bit scratchy. I hadn't realized how much Lomax contributed
    to OTR.

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    ive-goes-online?sc=fb&cc=fp

    Irene Theodore Heinstein

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:07:11 -0400
    From: Graeme Stevenson <graemeotr@[removed];
    To: OTR Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Tune into Yesterday newsletter
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    Issue 65 of ORCA's Tune into Yesterday newsletter is now available in the
    UK. The Spring issue contains articles about 'Women and work at the BBC 1923 -
    1939' and 'Inner Sanctum Mysteries'. Supplement 1 contains items from the BBC
    Written Archives about the French Military Government's destruction of the
    Berlin radio towers in December 1948, and Supplement 2 contains news on many
    recent archive discoveries. A sample copy in the UK cost one pound and fifty
    pence ( cheques payable to 'ORCA' ) from membership secretay John Wolstenholme
    :
    ORCA, PO Bos 1922, Dronfield, S18  8XA, England.
    Annual membership for US
    readers is 20 dollars.

    Graeme Stevenson ( Editor: Tune into Yesterday )

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:07:30 -0400
    From: Charlie Summers <charlie@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Cincinnati Convention

    Folks;

       Lawd willin' and the creek don't rise, I (and the rest of my family,
    including the teenage redhead) will be attending the final Cincinnati
    Old-Time Radio and Nostalgia Convention this [removed] forward to
    seeing friends old and new there, and if I remember I'll bring along some
    older fundraising discs and donated books (thank you, Ben Ohmart!) to pass
    along. (Yes, will be accepting donations, but much more interested in meeting
    folks, frankly.)

       Don't know how the con will be set up, but if there's a coffee shop in the
    hotel (or the Red Roof Inn across the street), I'll likely be the rotund guy
    snarfing up as much caffine as possible all day, so stop me and say Howdee!
    (Also, if anyone attending has a rooted Android device with Market access, I
    really could use a [removed]  ;)

       If you are NOT attending, but want to keep up with what's going on, keep
    an eye on my Twitter feed for posts and pics - I'll try to get a blog entry
    posted, but we all know how well that works out. Twitter allows me to post
    quickly from my phone or tablet and get pics uploaded almost in real-time.
    Blog address is in the footer of this and every Digest, as is the Twitter
    [removed] you aren't a subscriber to Twitter, you can still see my Tweets at
    [removed] (and if you are subscribed, following me is
    probably the best way to see some of the fun!). If you have a smartphone,
    Tweetcaster (available for Android and iPhone) is an awesome app to use,
    displaying photo thumbnails within the tweet itself. (Nope, not associated
    with OneLauderApps, just a happy long-term user of Tweetcaster.)

             Charlie

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:08:13 -0400
    From: Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  4-6 births/deaths

    April 6th births

    04-06-1883 - Vernon Dalhart - Jefferson, TX - d. 9-14-1948
    singer, composer: "Barbasol Ben"
    04-06-1884 - Walter Huston - Toronto, Canada - d. 4-7-1950
    actor: "Theatre Guild On the Air"; "Cavalcade of America"
    04-06-1887 - Max Montesole - London, England - d. 9-17-1942
    author of several radio plays
    04-06-1892 - Lowell Thomas - Woodington, OH - d. 8-29-1981
    newscaster, commentator: "Lowell Thomas and the News"; "Man with a
    Question"
    04-06-1895 - Dudley Nichols - Wapakoneta, OH - d. 1-4-1960
    screenwiriter: "Cavalcade of America"; "Lux Radio Theatre"
    04-06-1903 - Charles R. Jackson - d. 9-21-1968
    writer: "The Columbia Workshop"; "Sweet River"
    04-06-1903 - Mickey Cochrane - Bridgewater, MA - d. 6-28-1962
    sportscaster: (Member Baseball Hall of Fame) "Mickey Cochrane"
    04-06-1908 - Bernard Dougall - Salt Lake City, UT - d. 9-24-1972
    writer: "The Falcon"; "Mr. President"; "Show Boat"
    04-06-1909 - Denver Darling - Cumberland County, IL - d. 4-27-1981
    country music artist: "Right to Happiness, as commercial spokesman"
    04-06-1913 - Don Fedderson - Beresford, SD - d. 12-18-1994
    a vice president of palo alto radio station
    04-06-1913 - Martha Lipton - NYC - d. 11-28-2006
    opera singer: "Music from the House of Squibb"; "Great Days We Honor"
    04-06-1913 - Todd Russell - Middleborough, England - d. 4-xx-1974
    host: "Double or Nothing"; "Strike It Rich"
    04-06-1919 - Paula Kelly - d. 4-12-1992
    vocalist: (Modernaires) "Club Fifteen"
    04-06-1921 - Arnold Marquis - Dortmund, Germany - d. 11-24-1990
    producer, writer: "Pacific Story"; "Unlimited Horizons"
    04-06-1922 - Dorothy Donegan - Chicago, IL - d. 5-19-1998
    jazz pianist: "Jubilee"; "Radio Hall of Fame"
    04-06-1924 - Mimi Benzell - Bridgeport, CT - d. 12-23-1970
    singer: "Jack Pearl and Mimi Benzell"; "Railroad Hour"
    04-06-1927 - Gerry Mulligan - NYC - d. 1-20-1996
    jazz saxophonist: "Sound of Jazz"; "White House Jazz Festival"; "Voice
    of Vista"
    04-06-1929 - Andre Previn - Berlin, Germany
    pianist: "Songs by Sinatra"
    04-06-1934 - David Doyle - Wisconsin - d. 9-29-2008
    program host: "Growing Older, A New Perspective"
    04-06-1938 - Roy Thinnes - Chicago, IL
    actor: "CBS Radio Mystery Theatre"

    April 6th deaths

    01-02-1920 - Isaac Asimov - Petrovich, Russia - d. 4-6-1992
    Author: "I, Robot"; "Nightfall"
    01-15-1882 - Henry Burr - St. Stephen, Canada - d. 4-6-1941
    singer: "National Barn Dance"; "Uncle Ezra"
    01-27-1886 - Bessie Beatty - d. 4-6-1947
    hostess: Martha Deane
    02-26-1907 - Hal Fimberg - d. 4-6-1974
    writer, director, producer: "Abbott and Costello"; "Spike Jones"
    03-31-1908 - Red Norvo - Beardstown, IL - d. 4-6-1999
    jazz vibraphonist: "Mildred Bailey Show"; "Woody Herman Show"
    04-08-1915 - Fred Flowerday - d. 4-6-1989
    director: "The Lone Ranger"; "The Green Hornet"; "Challenge of the
    Yukon"
    06-16-1892 - Al Llewelyn - d. 4-6-1964
    comedian, singer: (Brad and Al) Heard over CBS and NBC
    06-17-1882 - Igor Stravinsky - Oranienbaum, Russia - d. 4-6-1971
    composer: "Columbia Work Shop"; "New York Philharmonic"
    07-25-1916 - Barbara Vernon - Inverell, Australia - d. 4-6-1978
    writer: "The Gerney"
    08-07-1903 - Hilda Hopkins Burke - d. 4-6-1978
    soprano: WBAL Baltimore, Maryland
    08-26-1934 - Gordon Clough - Salford, England - d. 4-6-1996
    radio journalist: "The World at One"; "World This Weekend"; "PM"
    09-21-1909 - Nathaniel Curtis - NYC - d. 4-6-1983
    writer: "You Can't Take It With You"
    09-29-1904 - Greer Garson - County Down, Ireland - d. 4-6-1996
    actor: "Arch Oboler's Plays"; "Everything for the Boys"; "Star and the
    Story"
    10-08-1881 - Oscar O'Shea - Peterboro, Canada - d. 4-6-1960
    actor: John Marshall "Those We Love"
    11-21-1912 - Ralph Butler - d. 4-6-1987
    director: "Bright Horizon"; "Perry Mason"; "Rosemary"
    11-25-1919 - Norman Tokar - Newark, NJ - d. 4-6-1979
    actor: Henry Aldrich "The Aldrich Family"

    Ron

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:08:47 -0400
    From: willdunbar@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  captain midnight

    rick:

    I don't know the definitive answer to your questions, but this much I can tell
    you from a quick review of Illinois newspaper listings of the time:

    a) captain midnight was indeed listed on wgn on wednesday march 27, 1940
    b) it was listed again, however, two days later at 6pm on wgn on friday march
    29, 1940 (see attached pdf)
    c) i checked the next seven consecutive days, and captain midnight does not
    reappear on wgn at the 6pm timeslot

    of course since we're talking about a transcription it's possible that the
    recording and broadcast dates are off; but it's also possible that the last
    listing on March 29, 1940 is a missing episode that represents the tie-up of
    the loose ends you mention.

    hope this is of interest.

    best,
    jon guss

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:08:54 -0400
    From: John Olsen <jrolsen2@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Zombies on Radio

    I've always enjoyed the Shadow episode "Isle of the Living Dead,"
    probably because of the zombies. And there were a couple other Shadow
    episodes involving zombies, too. I've always enjoyed the B-movies of the
    1930s and 1940s featuring zombies. So I began to wonder about other old
    radio shows involving zombies.

    Today's zombies, unfortunately, are more of a combination of a ghoul -
    eating human flesh - and a vampire - infecting its victims with its
    bite. I'm looking for the good old zombies of yore, when they were a
    product of voodoo, not some pandemic [removed] when they shambled along,
    not ran [removed] Yes, I long for a good old zombie story.

    Can any of you point me toward old radio shows featuring zombies?
    Although I've been an OTR fan for over forty years, I can't think of any
    at the moment. With all the great old horror series out there, certainly
    there must be some zombies among them. But I'm coming up blank. And
    Halloween is only six months away!

    Help jog my poor old memory. What radio plays featured zombies?

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:09:27 -0400
    From: ajhubin@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Herbert Marshall
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    I've been listening to a few episodes of "The Man Called X" and am reminded
    again how often Marshall flubbed his lines. Was he notorious for that, or was
    it just that program's policy to let the flubs go on to the air whe reas
    other shows redid the episode to correct the flub?

    Al Hubin

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:09:59 -0400
    From: Stephen  A Kallis <skallisjr@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Skelly and Captain Midnight

    Rick Keating, writing of the last programs of the Skelly Oil Captain
    Midnight programs, notes,

>     But the adventure that
>     aired that date doesn't conclude the "Mysterious Voice" storyline. Captain
>     Midnight has discovered where Chuck Ramsay and a student pilot named Frank
>     Crane are being held prisoner, but he hasn't rescued them, yet.
>     Which means 72 years later, Chuck is _still_ waiting for rescue.

    A little history on Skelly and Captain Midnight.
    Skelly Oil owned, among other things, Spartan Aircraft.   Spartan
    eventually stopped manufacturing airplanes, but continued manufacturing:
    they shifted to trailers.
    One branch of Spartan was the Spartan School of Aeronautics, which, AFAIK
    is still in operation.  (There were plugs for the School in some episodes
    of the show.)
    but Skelly apparently tired of the show: it went from weekdaily episodes
    to broadcasts of three times a week.  Things were winding down on the
    show in the Fall of 1940.
    However, Captain Midnight had indeed learned of the location of Shark via
    a message Chuck had hidden in an innocent-seeming message (every 10th
    word was significant).    Captain Midnight had been exchanging radio
    transmissions with Shark, so Shark could determine that Captain Midnight
    was at a distant location, using radio triangulation to determine his
    location.
    Captain Midnight engaged the services of a man who could sound just like
    him.  While the decoy Captain Midnight continued to exchange radio
    transmissions with Shark, the genuine Captain Midnight followed Chuck's
    information to reach Shark's site.
    I hope the above helps.
    When Ovaltine took over sponsorship, the same scriptwriters were used so
    the continuity of the programs was maintained.

    Stephen A. Kallis, Jr.
    57 Year Old Looks 27
    Local Woman Reveals Wrinkle Secret That Has Doctors Angry.

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:10:27 -0400
    From: Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  4-7 births/deaths

    April 7th births

    04-07-1878 - Bert Swor - Paris, TN - d. 11-30-1943
    comedian: "Modern Mistrels"; "Bicycle Party"
    04-07-1893 - Irene Castle - New Rochelle, NY - d. 1-25-1969
    actor: Best Dressed Woman "Life of Irene Castle"; "Twenty Questions"
    04-07-1895 - Bert Wheeler - Paterson, NJ - d. 1-18-1968
    comedian: "Frank Sinatra Show"; "New Old Gold Show"
    04-07-1897 - Royal Foster - d. 10-1-1971
    writer: "Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy"; "Ken Murray"
    04-07-1897 - Walter Winchell - NYC - d. 2-20-1972
    news-gossip caster: "Lucky Strike Dance Hour"; "Jergens Journal"
    04-07-1899 - Robert Casadesus - Paris, France - d. 9-19-1972
    pianist: "Telephone Hour"; "Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra"
    04-07-1900 - Maria "Gamby" Gambarelli - La Spezia, Italy - d. 2-4-1990
    ballerina, singer: "Roxy's Gang"; "Dance with Gamby"
    04-07-1901 - Gavin Gordon - Chicora, MS - d. 4-7-1983
    actor: Doctor Norfolk "Brenthouse"
    04-07-1905 - Murray Bolen - Minnesota - d. 10-22-1995
    producer, director: "Father Knows Best"; "Mayor of the Town";
    "Railroad Hour"
    04-07-1908 - Percy Faith - Toronto, Canada - d. 2-9-1976
    conductor: "Carnation Contented Hour"; "Pause That Refreshes on the Air"
    04-07-1908 - Walt Framer - Pittsburgh, PA - d. 6-21-1988
    producer, director: "Break the Bank"; "Strike It Rich"
    04-07-1915 - Billie Holliday - Baltimore, MD - d. 7-17-1959
    singer: "Artie Shaw Band"
    04-07-1915 - Fred B. Cole - Hingham, MA - d. 12-6-2007
    voice of the big bands
    04-07-1915 - Stanley Adams - NYC - d. 4-27-1977
    writer: "My Friend Irma"
    04-07-1916 - Anthony Caruso - Frankfort, IN - d. 4-4-2003
    actor: "This Is Your FBI"
    04-07-1916 - Roy "Whitey" Grant - Shelby, NC - d. 9-17-2010
    country, bluegrass: "Briarhoppers"
    04-07-1918 - Peanuts Hucko - Syracuse, NY - d. 6-19-2003
    jazz clarinetist: "Swing Shift"; "I Sustain These Wings"; "Doctor Jazz"
    04-07-1919 - Ralph Flanagan - Lorain, OH - d. 12-30-1995
    bandleader: "Chesterfield's ABC of Music"; "Let's Go Show"
    04-07-1928 - James Garner - Norman, OK
    spokesman: Financial Freedom
    04-07-1934 - Ian Richardson - Edinburgh, Scotland - d. 2-9-2007
    actor: Richard II and Bolingbroke "Richard II"
    04-07-1942 - Joel Dorn - Yeadon, PA - d. 12-17-2007
    disk jockey: WHAT-FM Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    04-07-1943 - Frank Gallacher - Glasgow, Scotland - d. 2-23-2009
    actor: "Antarctic Journey"

    April 7th deaths

    01-31-1921 - John Agar - Chicago, IL - d. 4-7-2002
    actor: "Big Show"
    02-22-1897 - Alonzo Deen Cole - St. Paul, MN - d. 4-7-1971
    writer, producer, director: "Casey, Crime Photographer"
    02-23-1899 - Norman Taurog - Chicago, IL - d. 4-7-1981
    film director: "Biography in Sound"; "Bud's Bandwagon"
    02-25-1909 - Berkley Mather - Gloucester, North Wales - d. 4-7-1996
    author: "Bird's Eye View"; "Southern Channel"
    02-27-1920 - Jose Melis - Havana, Cuba - d. 4-7-2005
    bandleader: "Arthur Godfrey"s Talent Scouts"; "Arthur Godfrey Time"
    03-03-1914 - Donald Gray - Fort Beaufort, South Africa - d. 4-7-1978
    BBC actor from 1947 to 1951
    04-01-1912 - Lou Merrill - Canada - d. 4-7-1963
    actor: Thomas Hyland "Crime Classics"; Aaron Saul "Point Sublime"
    04-06-1884 - Walter Huston - Toronto, Canada - d. 4-7-1950
    actor: "Theatre Guild On the Air"; "Cavalcade of America"
    04-07-1901 - Gavin Gordon - Chicora, MS - d. 4-7-1983
    actor: Doctor Norfolk "Brenthouse"
    04-16-1898 - Marian Jordan - Peoria, IL - d. 4-7-1961
    commedienne: "Fibber McGee and Molly"; "Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten"
    04-16-1920 - Barry Nelson - San Francisco, CA - d. 4-7-2007
    actor: "Duffy's Tavern"; "Treasury Salute"; "Monitor"
    04-26-1910 - Grace Coppin - Murray, UT - d. 4-7-1993
    actor: Maude "The Life of Riley"
    04-26-1918 - Helen Burgess - Portland, OR - d. 4-7-1937
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    05-13-1911 - Maxine Sullivan - Homestead, PA - d. 4-7-1987
    vocalist: "Night Life"
    06-22-1901 - Phil Duey - Macy, IN - d. 4-7-1982
    singer: "Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra"; "Leo Reisman Orchestra";
    "Happy Bakers"
    08-02-1914 - Beatrice Straight - Old Westbury, NY - d. 4-7-2001
    actor: "Great Scenes from Great Plays"; "CBS Radio Mystery Theatre"
    09-01-1893 - Betty Blythe - Los Angeles, CA - d. 4-7-1972
    actor: "The Whistler"; "This Is Your FBI"; "Let George Do It"
    11-14-1914 - Ken Carson - Colgate, OK - d. 4-7-1994
    singer: (Lustre Cream Shampoo commercial) "Day in the Life of Dennis
    Day"
    11-16-1899 - Mary Margaret McBride - Paris, MO - d. 4-7-1976
    commentator: "Mary Margaret McBride"; "Martha Deane"
    11-29-1905 - Chester Erskine - Hudson, NY - d. 4-7-1986
    film director: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    11-30-1873 - Frederic William Wile - La Porte, IN - d. 4-7-1941
    commentator: "Political Situation in Washington"
    12-17-1943 - Christopher Cazenove - Winchester, England - d. 4-7-2010
    actor: "My Fate Cries Out"

    Ron

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:10:32 -0400
    From: Joe Mackey <joemackey108@[removed];
    To: otr-digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  This week in radio history 8-14 April

     From Those Were the Days

    4/8

    1941   Earle Graser, the eight year voice of the The Lone Ranger, died
    in an auto accident. Brace Beemer, previously the show's announcer, took
    over the title role.

    4/11

    1921   The first live sports event on radio took place this day over
    KDKA.  Pittsburgh sports writer, Florent Gibson, gave an account of the
    action in the lightweight boxing match between Johnny Ray and Johnny Dundee.

    1943   Nick Carter, Master Detective debuted on Mutual.

    4/12

    1932   The thrill comedy, Joe Palooka, which would also be a popular
    comic strip, made its debut on CBS.

    1935 - "Your Hit Parade" premiered.

    Joe

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    Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:10:45 -0400
    From: Ryan Ellett <oldradiotimes@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  unresolved serials

    Rick asks about the abrupt ending of an old Captain Midnight run. I can't
    comment on that specifically, not being very familiar with the show. In doing
    research on Life on Red Horse Ranch which is finally starting to circulate,
    episode 65 ends somewhat with loose threads, though not in such a complete
    cliff hanger. I know for a fact those behind Red Horse were hoping to do a
    second set of 65 so it makes sense to leave some storylines open which the
    new series could pick up. But the second run was never produced, though some
    scripts were written, so listeners will never know the answer to the
    announcer's final question: "We found a happy gang on Red Horse Ranch today,
    didn't we. We wonder if he [ranch owner Sam Carter] feels that everything
    will go so smooth when the oil company begins its drilling operation?"

    I guess the writer (Gomer Cool) felt comfortable ending that way because
    either the audience would demand further episodes or if the audience wasn't
    interested then no one would miss the story's hanging resolution anyway.

    In any case, considering how quickly some other serials were wrapped up (per
    Cox's work on the soaps), it appears the powers-that-be weren't overly
    concerned about tidy story conclusions or ending shows on fairly short
    notice. Hopefully those involved bck then would be at least a little pleased
    that their unfinished stories still tantalize at least a few listeners so
    many decades later.

    Ryan Ellett

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