Subject: [removed] Digest V2009 #80
From: [removed]@[removed]
Date: 4/28/2009 3:09 PM

To: [removed]@[removed]
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                                The Old-Time Radio Digest!
                                  Volume 2009 : Issue 80
                             A Part of the [removed]!
                                 [removed]
                                     ISSN: 1533-9289

                                     Today's Topics:

      This week in radio history 26 April   [ Joe Mackey <joemackey108@[removed] ]
      OTR for old [removed]                 [ "Ted Kneebone" <tkneebone1@[removed] ]
      4-26 births/deaths                    [ Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed]; ]
      READING PA, OLD TIME RADIO RECREATIO  [ EDWARD CARR <edcarr@[removed]; ]
      no radio growing up                   [ Bhob Stewart <bhob2@[removed]; ]
      Old time radio re-creation in Massac  [ Richard Carpenter <newsduck@[removed] ]
      OLDE TYME RADIO NETWORK               [ Jerry Haendiges <Jerry@[removed]; ]
      Re: No Radio in [removed]             [ Kristi Phillips <kayen78@[removed]; ]
      John Dunning & OTR                    [ Frank McGurn <[removed]@sbcglobal. ]
      My view of the OTR & Nostalgia Conve  [ Kristi Phillips <kayen78@[removed]; ]
      Cincy 09                              [ Dan Hughes <danhughes@[removed]; ]
      40's and 50's Album Recordings of Sh  [ Trinapreston3@[removed] ]
      Cincy News, and a plea for help       [ Dan Hughes <danhughes@[removed]; ]

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:03:59 -0400
    From: Joe Mackey <joemackey108@[removed];
    To: otr-digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  This week in radio history 26 April to 2 May

     From Those Were The Days

    4/27

    1921   Weather broadcasts were heard for the first time on radio when
    WEW in St. Louis, MO aired weather news.

    1931   NBC presented Lum and Abner for the first time.

    1932   The Texaco fire chief, Ed Wynn, was heard on Texaco Star Theater
    for the first time. Wynn, a popular vaudeville performer, demanded a
    live audience to react to his humor if he was to make the switch to
    radio. The network consented and Wynn became radio's first true superstar.

    1937   The initial broadcast of Lorenzo Jones was heard over NBC.

    4/28

    1947   Studio One on CBS was first broadcast. The show was full of great
    stars, but no sponsors. CBS dropped Studio One after a year on radio.

    4/30

    1945   "How would you like to be queen for a day!" That opening line,
    delivered by host, Jack Bailey, was first heard on Mutual on this day.
    The first Queen for a Day was Mrs. Evelyn Lane.

    1945   Arthur Godfrey began his CBS morning show. His theme was Seems
    Like Old Times. Arthur Godfrey Time ran until this very same day in
    1972. Godfrey's show used live talent and not records. His popularity
    with listeners was the major reason that several sponsors gave Godfrey
    the freedom to ad lib their commercials and, from time to time, joke
    about the products as well.

    5/1

    1931   Singer Kate Smith began her long and illustrious radio career
    with CBS on this, her birthday. The 22 year old Smith started out with
    no sponsors and a paycheck of just $10 a week ($[removed] in 2008 dollars)
      for the nationally broadcast daily program. However, within 30 days,
    her salary increased to a more respectable $1,500 a week ($21,[removed] in
    2008 dollars).

    Joe

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:04:05 -0400
    From: "Ted Kneebone" <tkneebone1@[removed];
    To: "Old Time Radio Digest" <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  OTR for old [removed]

    Thanks to several of you OTR people, I have quite a list of programs to give
    away as door prizes at the SD Retired Teachers Association next week.
        So far, I have dubbed shows from [removed]

        CBSRMT:  Dr. Heidegger's experiment / Good times express / Walls of
    Jericho
        Dimension X & X-1:  Skulking permit / $1000 a plate / Girls from Earth
        Escape:  Lost special / Roulette
        Mysterious Traveler: Locomotive ghost. Escape: Orient Express
        Quiet, please:  Green light / Pathetic fallacy
        Radio City Playhouse:  The wind / Problem child
        Suspense (Jack Benny): Murder in G-flat / Good and faithful servent /
    Plan X and
            E G Robinson: Man who thought he was E G Robinson
        Suspense:  Hitchhiker / On a country road

    Other suggestions have been received, and if I have time, I'll dub some of
    them, too.
    I will include a note about OTR collectors and traders.

    Ted Kneebone. 1528 S. Grant St., Aberdeen, SD 57401. Phone: 605-226-3344.

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:04:26 -0400
    From: Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  4-26 births/deaths

    April 26th births

    04-26-1883 - Harry Sothern - London, England - d. 2-22-1957
    actor: "Counterspy"; "Kitty Foyle"; "True Story Hour"
    04-26-1890 - Edgar Kennedy - Monterey, CA - d. 11-9-48
    actor: "Screen Guild Theatre"; "Radio Reader's Digest"
    04-26-1891 - Paul Hoffmann - Western Springs, IL - d. 10-8-1974
    foreign aid administrator: "Edgar Bergen/Charlie McCarthy"
    04-26-1893 - Anita Loos - Sisson (now Mt. Shasta), CA - d. 8-18-1981
    screenwriter: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    04-26-1898 - David Freedman - Botosani, Romania - d. 12-8-1936
    gag writer for Eddie Cantor
    04-26-1899 - Joseph Fuchs - NYC - d. 3-14-1997
    violinist: "Longines Symphonette"
    04-26-1905 - Cecilia Parker - Fort William, Ontario, Canada - d.
    7-25-1993
    actor: "Good News of 1939"; "Mail Call"; "Lux Radio Theatre"
    04-26-1906 - [removed] "Albert" Alexander - Winthrop, MA - d. 2-24-1967
    moderator: "Goodwill Court/Court of Human Relations"
    04-26-1907 - Holland Engle - Wheeling, WV - d. 3-24-1988
    announcer, emcee: "Ladies Fair"; "Variety Fair"
    04-26-1910 - Grace Coppin - Murray, UT - d. 4-7-1993
    actor: Maude "The Life of Riley"
    04-26-1912 - John McGovern - d. 7-25-1985
    actor: Mike Gallagher "Highway Patrol"; Harold Wilkinson "The O'Neills"
    04-26-1914 - H. L. Gold - Montreal, Canada - d. 2-21-1996
    writer: "Molle Mystery Theatre"; "X Minus One"
    04-26-1914 - "Cheeky" Charlie Chester - Eastbourne, England - d.
    6-26-1997
    comedian: "Stand Easy"
    04-26-1916 - Frances Robinson - Fort Wandsworth, NY - d. 8-16-1971
    actor: Helen Asher "Richard Diamond"; Claire 'Brooksie' Brooks "Let
    George Do It"
    04-26-1916 - Vic Perrin - Menomonee Falls, WI - d. 7-4-1989
    actor: Ross Farnsworth "One Man's Family"; Sergeant Gorce "Fort Laramie"
    04-26-1918 - Helen Burgess - Portland, OR - d. 4-7-1937
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    04-26-1920 - Frankie Scott - Georgia - d. 4-24-2004
    performer: "Grand Ole Opry"
    04-26-1922 - Eric Sinclair - Burkburnett, TX - d. 1-26-2004
    actor: "Alias Jane Doe"
    04-26-1922 - Mike Kellin - Hartford, CT - d. 8-26-1983
    actor: "CBS Radio Mystery Theatre"
    04-26-1923 - Berwyn Ableman - 2-4-2002
    sportscaster and newscaster
    04-26-1924 - Harold Jack Bloom - NYC - d. 8-27-1999
    writer: "Richard Diamond, Private Detective"
    04-26-1927 - Granny Hamner - Richmond, VA - d. 9-12-1993
    sportscaster" "Sports Hilites"

    April 26th deaths

    01-09-1914 - Gypsy Rose Lee - Seattle, WA - d. 4-26-1970
    exotic dancer: "Advs. of Ellery Queen"; "What Makes You Tick?"
    01-13-1901 - A. B. Guthrie - Bedford, IN - d. 4-26-1991
    author, screenwriter: "NBC University Theatre"; "Lux Radio Theatre"
    02-13-1923 - Gene Ames - Malden, MA - d. 4-26-1997
    singer,: (Ames Brothers) "Sing It Again"; "Robert Q. Lewis Show"
    02-16-1912 - Del Sharbutt - Ft. Worth, TX - d. 4-26-2002
    announcer: "Hobby Lobby"; "Jack Benny Program"; "Victory Theatre"
    02-18-1890 - Edward Arnold - NYC - d. 4-26-1956
    actor: President "Mr. President"
    02-22-1911 - Vaughn Taylor - Boston, MA - d. 4-26-1983
    actor: "National Travel Club"; "There is No Night"
    02-26-1919 - Mason Adams - NYC - d. 4-26-2005
    actor: Larry 'Pepper' Young "Pepper Young's Family" Ned Scott "Jones
    and I"
    03-03-1913 - Margaret Bonds - Chicago, IL - d. 4-26-1972
    composer: "Chicago Women's Orchestra"
    05-08-1913 - Sid James - Newcastle, Natal, South Africa - d. 4-26-1976
    comedian: "Hancock's Half Hour"
    05-27-1928 - Jack Baker - d. 4-26-2002
    disk jockey: "Sunday Sound Stage"
    07-01-1909 - Madge Evans - NYC - d. 4-26-1981
    panelist: "Leave It to the Girls"; "Who Said That?"
    07-12-1909 - Joey Faye - NYC - d. 4-26-1997
    actor: Recruit "The Rookies"
    07-13-1908 - Tim Spencer - Webb City, MO - d. 4-26-1974
    singer: (Sons of the Pioneers) "The Roy Rogers Show"
    07-15-1897 - Howard Lanin - Philadelphia, PA - d. 4-26-1991
    bandleader: ((King of Society Dance Music) "Atwater Kent Hour";
    "Campbell Soup Show"
    08-06-1911 - Lucille Ball - Celoron, NY - d. 4-26-1989
    comedienne: Liz Cooper "My Favorite Husband"; Lucy Ricardo "I Love Lucy"
    08-13-1909 - John Beal - Joplin, MO - d. 4-26-1997
    actor: Bonnie Doon "Amazing Mr. Tutt"; "Box 13"; "Favorite Story"
    08-21-1904 - William Allen "Count" Basie - Red Bank, NJ - d. 4-26-1994
    bandleader: "Command Performance"; "Jubilee"
    08-26-1915 - Jim Davis - Edgereton, MO - d. 4-26-1981
    actor: "Dangerous Assignment"
    08-28-1920 - Don Glasser - Derry, PA - d. 4-26-2004
    bandleader: "Don Glasser and His Orchestra"
    09-15-1913 - Henry Brant - Montreal, Canada - d. 4-26-2008
    composer: "The Eternal Light"
    10-08-1871 - Albert Edward Wiggam - Austin, IN - d. 4-26-1957
    biologist: "Edgar Bergen/Charlie McCarthy Show"
    10-08-1908 - Albert Maltz - NYC - d. 4-26-1985
    screen writer: (One of Hollywood Ten) "Words at War"; "Lux Radio
    Theatre"
    10-17-1903 - Irene Noblette Ryan - El Paso, TX - d. 4-26-1973
    actor: "Tim & Irene Sky Road Show"; "Royal Crown Revue"
    11-08-1865 - Tim Frawley - Washington, [removed] - d. 4-26-1936
    actor: Old Ranger "Death Valley Days"
    11-09-1961 - Jill Dando - Somerset, England - d. 4-26-1999
    BBC radio newscaster, victim of a murder
    11-17-1905 - Josef Marais - Sir Lowey's Pass, South Africa - d.
    4-26-1978
    singer: "African Trek/Sundown on the Veld"; "Meredith Willson Show"
    12-04-1915 - Allan Jackson - Hot Springs, AR - d. 4-26-1976
    newscaster for the CBS network for 32 years
    12-09-1911 - Broderick Crawford - Philadelphia, PA - d. 4-26-1986
    actor: "Hedda Hopper Show"; "Hallmark Playhouse"; Cavalcade of America"
    12-18-1908 - Celia Johnson - Ellerker Gate, Richmond, England - d.
    4-26-1982
    actor: "Desert Island Disks"; Read poetry and short stories during WWII
    xx-xx-1915 - Wendell Holmes - d. 4-26-1962
    actor: "Dimension X"; "Mysterious Traveler"; "Words at War"

    Ron

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:04:34 -0400
    From: EDWARD CARR <edcarr@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  READING PA, OLD TIME RADIO  RECREATIONS

    HI
    i just found out that the 1st wk end in may at the reading
    air show, reading pa, they do recreations of old shows
    that's all the details i have.
    still have a few 16in transcription discs left, (cheap)
    ed carr

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:04:44 -0400
    From: Bhob Stewart <bhob2@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  no radio growing up

    Synchronistically simultaneous with this thread, oddly enough, I just
    posted someone's memoir on growing up without a radio in a remote
    rural area during the Depression: [removed]

    With no radio until 1939, she found entertainment in newspaper comic
    strips. Her first-person account is posted under the heading "Death of
    Newspapers."

    Bhob

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:04:56 -0400
    From: Richard Carpenter <newsduck@[removed];
    To: Old Radio <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Old time radio re-creation in Massachusetts

    This Saturday, May 2, the 20th anniversary presentation of Radio Classics
    Live will be held at Massasoit College in Brockton, Mass. I have gone to
    about half of these live re-creations of old time radio broadcasts and
    enjoyed every one. This year's show will feature radio/TV veterans Peg Lynch,
    Arthur Anderson, and Rosemary Rice, plus a host of Boston radio/TV
    celebrities including cowboy Rex Trailer. There will also be  a look back at
    20 years of Radio Classics Live. What's more, all proceeds go to the
    Massasoit Radio/TV Scholarship Fund. Assuming they are not sold out, tickets
    are $17, or $15 for seniors. For information, visit
    [removed]

    For smiles, tears, and yawns, check out my blog at [removed]

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:05:44 -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," 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]
    Check out our High-Quality mp3 catalog at:
    [removed]
    =======================================

    SAME TIME, SAME STATION

    IN YOUR OWN WORDS
    Episode 1    4-18-55   "The Story Of Bill And Mary Collins"
    NBC Sustaining
    Host: Martin Welden
    Stories Of Ordinary People - No Actors Involved

    THE RAILROAD HOUR
    Episode 3   10-18-48    "The Cat And The Fiddle"
    Host & Star: Gordon MacRae
    Stars: Rise Stevens, Adolph Menjou
    ABC American Railroads

    HOWARD AND SHELTON
    "Howard and Shelton for Royal Crown Cola"
    Episode 6    1941    "New Jersey-Names"
    Stars: Tom Howard And George Shelton ("It Pays To Be Ignorant")
    Syndicated By Royal Crown Cola

    THEATER GUILD ON THE AIR
    Episode 29    3-24-46    "I Remember Mama"
    Stars: Mady Christians, Oscar Homolka
     From the Stage Play by: John Van Druten. Based on the Kathryn Forbes
    book, "Mama's Bank Account"
    ==================================

    HERITAGE RADIO THEATER

    THE LUX RADIO THEATRE
    (CBS) 12/1/41 "A Man's Castle"
    stars: Spencer Tracy & Ingrid Bergman
    A Great Depression tale recreated from the 1933 movie.

    THE NEWS 'TILL NOW
    (CBS) 8/11/47 With Bob Trout. Live guests: Howard Hughes and Bill Odem.
    ====================================

    THE GLOWING DIAL

      Red Ryder - "The Range War"
    originally aired February 26, 1942 on the Blue Network West
    Starring: Reed Hadley, Franklin Bresee, Art Gilmore announcing.
    Possible Sponsor: Langendorf Bread (no commercials or sponsorship heard)

    Gunsmoke - "The Buffalo Hunter"
    originally aired October 24, 1953 on CBS
    Starring: William Conrad, Parley Baer, Richard Beals, Tom Tulley, John
    Dehner, Jack Edwards, Ken Peters announcing.
    Sponsors: Sugar Krinkles and Post Toasties

    The Six Shooter - "Red Lawson's Revenge"
    originally aired October 25, 1953 on NBC
    Starring: James Stewart, Shirley Mitchell, Leoni Ledoux, Paul Richards,
    Barney Phillips, Hal Gibney announcing.
    Sustained

    Frontier Gentleman - "The Cat Man"
    originally aired August 10, 1958 on CBS
    Starring: John Dehner, Martha Wentworth, Charlotte Lawrence, Joseph
    Kearns, Barney Phillips, Harry Bartell, Bud Seawell announcing.
    Sustained

    Have Gun, Will Travel - "The Monster Of Moon Ridge"
    originally aired March 8, 1959 on CBS
    Starring: John Dehner, Ben Wright, Lawrence Dobkin, Virginia Christine,
    Jess Kirkpatrick, Jeanne Bates, Hugh Douglas announcing.
    Sponsors: Fitch Dandruff Remover Shampoo and the Rambler Ambassador V-8
    ==================================

    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: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:06:05 -0400
    From: Kristi Phillips <kayen78@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Re: No Radio in [removed]

    I know someone who when they were growing up in the '30s and '40s, their
    parents had a radio, but the kids never got a chance to listen to it because
    they had so many chores to do.  They explained that there was no time for the
    radio.  But now, they listen to OTR "Those Were the Days" and such.  They are
    making up for lost time.  Listening now, they very much enjoy OTR.  I'm glad
    they got to hear it now, even if they didn't when the shows originally aired.

    -Kristi

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:06:54 -0400
    From: Frank McGurn <[removed]@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  John Dunning & OTR

    Jack French's remarks hit the nail on the head no real collector should
    be without John Dunning's "On The Air The Encyclopedia of Old-Time
    Radio". I have been collecting since 1971 and I couldn't  get along with
    out [removed]

    I'm sure that Jack certainly knows about Dunning's first book "Tune in
    Yesterday" The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Old Time Radio (700
    pages).1925-1976.
    Published by Prentice-Hall in 1976. I got my copy for Christmas 1977.
    There were no web sites I had no computer until 1992. So "Tune in
    Yesterday" was the only reference I had. It was good, .but not great as
    "On The Air".

    Every serious collector should have a copy of Jay Hickerson's "The
    Ultimate History of Network Radio Programming and Guide to All
    Calculatingly Shows".and be on line to have access to various Logs of [removed]

    It's a constant battle to get all the information on Episodes of radio
    programs to sure you have collected all the proper date, episode name
    and date etc. you can always rely on the ORT Digest for [removed]

    Frank McGurn

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:07:03 -0400
    From: Kristi Phillips <kayen78@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  My view of the OTR & Nostalgia Convention this
     past [removed]

    All week I anxiously awaited the Cincinnati OTR & Nostalgia Convention.  I
    couldn't wait to see many OTR collections and buy "new" shows.  I couldn't
    wait to see what would go on at the convention.  We (my husband, aunt, and I)
    arrived in Cincinnati, OH on Thursday night.  As we pulled into the hotel
    parking lot, immediately, my husband saw a personalized license plate which
    read "JBenny1."  Oddly enought, they were from IL (just like us!)  Who knew
    we'd drive all the way there and be behind another OTR fan from IL?  Well,
    Friday morning after breakfast, we walked down the hall to where the
    convention was held and I heard the familiar, nostalgic sounds of OTR coming
    from the Dealer Room.  I was overwhelmed with joy as we browsed through each
    table.  I bought the following OTR shows:  The Aldrich Family, Archie
    Andrews, A Date with Judy, Lights Out, Inner Sanctum, The Adventures of Bobby
    Benson, My Favorite Husband, The Family Doctor, The Romance of Helen
     Trent, and Our Miss Brooks.  I bought 3 of the 11 Henry Aldrich movies that
    were released between 1939 and 1944.  I have Henry Aldrich Swings It, Henry
    Aldrich Gets Glamour, and Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid.  I plan on getting the
    other Henry movies and others from the same dealer.  (He did not have
    everything with him, too much to carry). :) I also bought a book called "A
    Pictoral History of Old Time Radio.  I subscribed to the Nostalgia Digest and
    met the person who is going to take Chuck Schaden's place after he retires.
    I enjoy writing about nostalgia, so in the future, I'm going to write some
    articles from the Nostalgia Digest.  That should be a lot of fun!
    I had the pleasure of meeting Dan Hughes and his family.  His daughter Karen,
    is a huge fan of Jack Benny.  I told her I lived in Waukegan, IL for five
    years, but Jack Benny wouldn't like what happened to his town now.  Too much
    crime and the like.  Dan gave me a Vic and Sade to listen to on the way home
    and I enjoyed it so much! :) It was so nice to be around people who have the
    same interest as you and don't view you as someone from another planet.
    In the afternoon, they had tryouts for radio episodes from Jack Benny,
    Richard Diamond, The Saint, and Suspense.  I tried out for Teller 1 in the
    Suspense episode, "The Face is Familiar."  I didn't get the part, but it was
    fun trying out!  I didn't know most of the other shows, so I didn't try out
    for them.  I ended up missing the shows that night and on Saturday.  We had
    to get back to IL, but I wish we could've stayed longer.  Maybe next [removed]
    My first time at the OTR & Nostalgia convention was a memorable one for sure.
    Maybe I'll attend one of the larger conventions next year or so.  This one
    was smaller than I thought it would be.  But it made it more intimate and
    peaceful.  Well, this is getting long enough, so I'll end it here.  I'm off
    to listen to one of my "new" OTR shows. :)
    -Kristi

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:07:25 -0400
    From: Dan Hughes <danhughes@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Cincy 09

    Just home (Champaign, IL) from Cincinnati, totally exhausted but a very
    happy exhaustion.  As always, it was the high point of our year.

    Because Rosemary Rice had to cancel (due to a car accident), the role for
    Mary Livingstone in the Jack Benny recreation was open, and my daughter
    Karen got it.  She will be flying high forever now.

    I got parts in three of the shows.  That meant three rehearsals.  And
    since I was also the auctioneer and raffle-prize MC, I had no break time
    at all for the whole convention.  NO, I'm not complaining!  I loved every
    minute, and I was still able to meet some wonderful people between all
    the activities.

    I created a Cincy message board last year, and Karen's annual
    play-by-play of this year's convention is posted there.  You can click on
    the SUBSCRIBE button if you'd like to stay in contact with other Cincy
    fans.  Here you go:

    [removed]

    Finally, check out the latest version of the Karen Gets Hugged page, with
    several photos added today (and my apologies to Dave Davies.  I hit the
    "movie" button instead of "photo" button, so I had to pull a still from a
    poor-quality video.  I'll get a better shot next year!):

    [removed]

    ---Dan Hughes, [removed]

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:07:58 -0400
    From: Trinapreston3@[removed]
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  40's and 50's Album Recordings of Shows
    X-Converted-To-Plain-Text: from multipart/alternative
    X-Converted-To-Plain-Text: Alternative section used was text/plain

    I just finish listening to Suspense radio episode for 1948 titled "Sorry,
    Wrong Number."  The announcer mention Agnes Moorehead had made an album
    recording for Suspense.  Is this true back in the 1940s and 1950s radio
    listeners
    could own personal album recordings of their favorite shows?  I didn't grow
    up during OTR radio period, so I am very clueless on this matter.  I can
    image that had to been an enjoyable item to have own. To listen in your own
    home any time of the day.  Can any of the readers recall owning any radio
    shows on albums in the 1940s and 1950s?  Do you still have any of the original
    albums from that time period?

                               Trina,

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    Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:08:30 -0400
    From: Dan Hughes <danhughes@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Cincy News, and a plea for help

    The Karen Hughes Annual Cincy Report is now up, at

    [removed]

    And please, if you have any photos from the Cincinnati convention that
    have me or Karen or Kathy in them, I'd love to have copies emailed to me
    at danhughes@[removed].

    Thank you!

    ---Dan Hughes, [removed]

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