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Re: New Distro
Please sign me up!! Thank you
On Mon, Jan 17, 2022 at 10:10 AM Larry Maupin <lmaupin@...> wrote:
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Yesterday is gone and you know tomorrow isn't promised, live with me for today and for each other.
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Re: New Distro
Bud Frawley
Dear Larry,
This is a great idea. Count me in.
… Thank you,
Bud Frawley
From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> On Behalf Of Larry Maupin
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2022 10:10 AM To: 'main@oldtimeradioresearchers.groups.io' <main@oldtimeradioresearchers.groups.io> Subject: [OldTimeRadioResearchers] New Distro
My definition of an air check is a station break during which the announcer gives the name, call letters and location of the radio station over which an episode is being broadcast. These are very rare, and looking for OTR episodes that have one is like going on a treasure hunt. I find it exciting to come across one because they give the listener an opportunity to imagine what it would have been like to listen to the episode at that particular time in history on that particular radio station.
There is a way to have some fun with this distro. In the list below, I will give all the information I have about the series, episode title and date of each show but will not reveal the air check. Instead, at the end of each episode description I will place in brackets the time during the program when the air check occurs. So if you see [1:24] or [14:46] you will know the exact minute and second to be on the alert for. If you want to, you can make a list of these 9 shows and the stations over which they were aired, save it and add to it when you happen upon more shows with air checks.
Notes: (1) The file that contains Edith Adams' Future also has We Are Always Young on it. You will need to wait about 10-15 seconds after the Edith Adams episode is finished, then you will hear the air check for We Are Always Young soon thereafter; (2) None of the files contain series or episode titles and dates, so I will list them below in the order in which I will send them out tomorrow and Wednesday. If you find any that do not match up, all you have to do is listen to the episode to learn which one it is. I hope that will not occur, but to err is human.
Now for the list:
1. "Nightmare" from Murder at Midnight (11/4/46). [0:25]
2. "Inditement" from Inditement [0:01]
3. Edith Adams' Future (7/25/41) [14:46]
4. We Are Always Young (7/25/41) [16:32] on same file.
5. "Bob Chester Orchestra" (9/21/39) [26:52]
6. National Barn Dance [1:24]
7. Grand Old Opry [25:53]
8. Counterspy (7/27/42) [0:12]
9. "Switchboard Secrets" from Front Page Drama (11/19/33) [0:26]. Note: The air check here gives only the name of the network, but I think the episode is worth including because almost nobody has ever heard of the network and it will be nice to have a show that was aired over it.
Larry
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Re: New Distro
Edward A. (Ted) Jones
Hi Larry, Please include me, and many thanks! Edward (Ted) Jones
On Monday, January 17, 2022, 10:10:27 AM EST, Larry Maupin <lmaupin@...> wrote:
Tomorrow morning I will begin sending out a distro entitled "Air Checks" to everyone who replies to this message and asks to be signed up for it before then. My definition of an air check is a station break during which
the announcer gives the name, call letters and location of the
radio station over which an episode is being broadcast. These are
very rare, and looking for OTR episodes that have one is like going
on a treasure hunt. I find it exciting to come across one because
they give the listener an opportunity to imagine what it would have
been like to listen to the episode at that particular time in
history on that particular radio station.
There is a way to have some fun with this distro. In the list
below, I will give all the information I have about the series,
episode title and date of each show but will not reveal the air
check. Instead, at the end of each episode description I will place
in brackets the time during the program when the air check occurs.
So if you see [1:24] or [14:46] you will know the exact minute and
second to be on the alert for. If you want to, you can make a list
of these 9 shows and the stations over which they were aired, save
it and add to it when you happen upon more shows with air
checks.
Notes: (1) The file that contains Edith
Adams' Future also has We Are Always Young on it. You
will need to wait about 10-15 seconds after the Edith Adams episode
is finished, then you will hear the air check for We Are Always
Young soon thereafter; (2) None of the files contain series or
episode titles and dates, so I will list them below in the order in
which I will send them out tomorrow and Wednesday. If you find any
that do not match up, all you have to do is listen to the episode
to learn which one it is. I hope that will not occur, but to err is
human.
Now for the list:
1. "Nightmare" from Murder at Midnight (11/4/46).
[0:25]
2. "Inditement" from Inditement [0:01]
3. Edith Adams' Future (7/25/41) [14:46]
4. We Are Always Young (7/25/41) [16:32] on same
file.
5. "Bob Chester Orchestra" (9/21/39) [26:52]
6. National Barn Dance [1:24]
7. Grand Old Opry [25:53]
8. Counterspy (7/27/42) [0:12]
9. "Switchboard Secrets" from Front Page Drama
(11/19/33) [0:26]. Note: The air check here gives only the name of
the network, but I think the episode is worth including because
almost nobody has ever heard of the network and it will be nice to
have a show that was aired over it. Larry
-- Larry Maupin
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Re: New Distro
Larry Gassman
Yes, please send. Larry
From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> On Behalf Of Larry Maupin
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2022 7:10 AM To: 'main@oldtimeradioresearchers.groups.io' <main@oldtimeradioresearchers.groups.io> Subject: [OldTimeRadioResearchers] New Distro
My definition of an air check is a station break during which the announcer gives the name, call letters and location of the radio station over which an episode is being broadcast. These are very rare, and looking for OTR episodes that have one is like going on a treasure hunt. I find it exciting to come across one because they give the listener an opportunity to imagine what it would have been like to listen to the episode at that particular time in history on that particular radio station.
There is a way to have some fun with this distro. In the list below, I will give all the information I have about the series, episode title and date of each show but will not reveal the air check. Instead, at the end of each episode description I will place in brackets the time during the program when the air check occurs. So if you see [1:24] or [14:46] you will know the exact minute and second to be on the alert for. If you want to, you can make a list of these 9 shows and the stations over which they were aired, save it and add to it when you happen upon more shows with air checks.
Notes: (1) The file that contains Edith Adams' Future also has We Are Always Young on it. You will need to wait about 10-15 seconds after the Edith Adams episode is finished, then you will hear the air check for We Are Always Young soon thereafter; (2) None of the files contain series or episode titles and dates, so I will list them below in the order in which I will send them out tomorrow and Wednesday. If you find any that do not match up, all you have to do is listen to the episode to learn which one it is. I hope that will not occur, but to err is human.
Now for the list:
1. "Nightmare" from Murder at Midnight (11/4/46). [0:25]
2. "Inditement" from Inditement [0:01]
3. Edith Adams' Future (7/25/41) [14:46]
4. We Are Always Young (7/25/41) [16:32] on same file.
5. "Bob Chester Orchestra" (9/21/39) [26:52]
6. National Barn Dance [1:24]
7. Grand Old Opry [25:53]
8. Counterspy (7/27/42) [0:12]
9. "Switchboard Secrets" from Front Page Drama (11/19/33) [0:26]. Note: The air check here gives only the name of the network, but I think the episode is worth including because almost nobody has ever heard of the network and it will be nice to have a show that was aired over it.
Larry
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Re: New Distro
Litsey, Alan
HI Larry, please include me. Thank you! Best, alan
From:
main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> on behalf of Larry Maupin via groups.io <lmaupin@...>
My definition of an air check is a station break during which the announcer gives the name, call letters and location of the radio station over which an episode is being broadcast. These are very rare, and looking for OTR episodes that have one is like going on a treasure hunt. I find it exciting to come across one because they give the listener an opportunity to imagine what it would have been like to listen to the episode at that particular time in history on that particular radio station.
There is a way to have some fun with this distro. In the list below, I will give all the information I have about the series, episode title and date of each show but will not reveal the air check. Instead, at the end of each episode description I will place in brackets the time during the program when the air check occurs. So if you see [1:24] or [14:46] you will know the exact minute and second to be on the alert for. If you want to, you can make a list of these 9 shows and the stations over which they were aired, save it and add to it when you happen upon more shows with air checks.
Notes: (1) The file that contains Edith Adams' Future also has We Are Always Young on it. You will need to wait about 10-15 seconds after the Edith Adams episode is finished, then you will hear the air check for We Are Always Young soon thereafter; (2) None of the files contain series or episode titles and dates, so I will list them below in the order in which I will send them out tomorrow and Wednesday. If you find any that do not match up, all you have to do is listen to the episode to learn which one it is. I hope that will not occur, but to err is human.
Now for the list:
1. "Nightmare" from Murder at Midnight (11/4/46). [0:25]
2. "Inditement" from Inditement [0:01]
3. Edith Adams' Future (7/25/41) [14:46]
4. We Are Always Young (7/25/41) [16:32] on same file.
5. "Bob Chester Orchestra" (9/21/39) [26:52]
6. National Barn Dance [1:24]
7. Grand Old Opry [25:53]
8. Counterspy (7/27/42) [0:12]
9. "Switchboard Secrets" from Front Page Drama (11/19/33) [0:26]. Note: The air check here gives only the name of the network, but I think the episode is worth including because almost nobody has ever heard of the network and it will be nice to have a show that was aired over it.
Larry
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Re: New Distro
Michael Borenstein
Larry, please include me.
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
Thank you Michael
On Jan 17, 2022, at 7:10 AM, Larry Maupin via groups.io <lmaupin@...> wrote:
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Re: New Distro
StewGold
I love them I did a lot of cassette taping on timers, so air checks and also the daily news bulletins pop in, I love them. So it's a yes from me. All the best, Leslie
On Monday, 17 January 2022, 15:10:25 GMT, Larry Maupin <lmaupin@...> wrote:
Tomorrow morning I will begin sending out a distro entitled "Air Checks" to everyone who replies to this message and asks to be signed up for it before then. My definition of an air check is a station break during which
the announcer gives the name, call letters and location of the
radio station over which an episode is being broadcast. These are
very rare, and looking for OTR episodes that have one is like going
on a treasure hunt. I find it exciting to come across one because
they give the listener an opportunity to imagine what it would have
been like to listen to the episode at that particular time in
history on that particular radio station.
There is a way to have some fun with this distro. In the list
below, I will give all the information I have about the series,
episode title and date of each show but will not reveal the air
check. Instead, at the end of each episode description I will place
in brackets the time during the program when the air check occurs.
So if you see [1:24] or [14:46] you will know the exact minute and
second to be on the alert for. If you want to, you can make a list
of these 9 shows and the stations over which they were aired, save
it and add to it when you happen upon more shows with air
checks.
Notes: (1) The file that contains Edith
Adams' Future also has We Are Always Young on it. You
will need to wait about 10-15 seconds after the Edith Adams episode
is finished, then you will hear the air check for We Are Always
Young soon thereafter; (2) None of the files contain series or
episode titles and dates, so I will list them below in the order in
which I will send them out tomorrow and Wednesday. If you find any
that do not match up, all you have to do is listen to the episode
to learn which one it is. I hope that will not occur, but to err is
human.
Now for the list:
1. "Nightmare" from Murder at Midnight (11/4/46).
[0:25]
2. "Inditement" from Inditement [0:01]
3. Edith Adams' Future (7/25/41) [14:46]
4. We Are Always Young (7/25/41) [16:32] on same
file.
5. "Bob Chester Orchestra" (9/21/39) [26:52]
6. National Barn Dance [1:24]
7. Grand Old Opry [25:53]
8. Counterspy (7/27/42) [0:12]
9. "Switchboard Secrets" from Front Page Drama
(11/19/33) [0:26]. Note: The air check here gives only the name of
the network, but I think the episode is worth including because
almost nobody has ever heard of the network and it will be nice to
have a show that was aired over it. Larry
-- Larry Maupin
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New Distro
Larry Maupin
Tomorrow morning I will begin sending out a distro entitled "Air Checks" to everyone who replies to this message and asks to be signed up for it before then. My definition of an air check is a station break during which
the announcer gives the name, call letters and location of the
radio station over which an episode is being broadcast. These are
very rare, and looking for OTR episodes that have one is like going
on a treasure hunt. I find it exciting to come across one because
they give the listener an opportunity to imagine what it would have
been like to listen to the episode at that particular time in
history on that particular radio station.
There is a way to have some fun with this distro. In the list
below, I will give all the information I have about the series,
episode title and date of each show but will not reveal the air
check. Instead, at the end of each episode description I will place
in brackets the time during the program when the air check occurs.
So if you see [1:24] or [14:46] you will know the exact minute and
second to be on the alert for. If you want to, you can make a list
of these 9 shows and the stations over which they were aired, save
it and add to it when you happen upon more shows with air
checks.
Notes: (1) The file that contains Edith
Adams' Future also has We Are Always Young on it. You
will need to wait about 10-15 seconds after the Edith Adams episode
is finished, then you will hear the air check for We Are Always
Young soon thereafter; (2) None of the files contain series or
episode titles and dates, so I will list them below in the order in
which I will send them out tomorrow and Wednesday. If you find any
that do not match up, all you have to do is listen to the episode
to learn which one it is. I hope that will not occur, but to err is
human.
Now for the list:
1. "Nightmare" from Murder at Midnight (11/4/46).
[0:25]
2. "Inditement" from Inditement [0:01]
3. Edith Adams' Future (7/25/41) [14:46]
4. We Are Always Young (7/25/41) [16:32] on same
file.
5. "Bob Chester Orchestra" (9/21/39) [26:52]
6. National Barn Dance [1:24]
7. Grand Old Opry [25:53]
8. Counterspy (7/27/42) [0:12]
9. "Switchboard Secrets" from Front Page Drama
(11/19/33) [0:26]. Note: The air check here gives only the name of
the network, but I think the episode is worth including because
almost nobody has ever heard of the network and it will be nice to
have a show that was aired over it. Larry
-- Larry Maupin
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Dropbox/OneDrive/pCloud - Dangerous Assignment v2112
#new-distro
Here's the third of at least six new or updated sets that we will be releasing over the next several weeks. We will be announcing and providing the download links in the distro group, so make sure you join that group!
https://
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Re: Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification
Here are the dates I have:
Gale Gordon: 6/3/1946 - 8/26/1946 (MBS, Petri Wine) Elliott Lewis: 9/2/1946 - 5/26/1947 (MBS, Petri Wine), 3/9/1948 - 10/11/1949 (MBS, sustained) Jackson Beck: 10/15/1949 - ? (ABC, sustained) Paul McGrath: ? - ? Martin Gabel: 1/4/1950 - ? (ABC, sustained; start may be off a week in either direction) George Petrie: ? - 8/31/1950 (ABC, sustained), 10/3/1951-10/10/1951 (ABC, sustained)
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Re: Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification
Thanks everyone. Here's a follow-up question. Nearly every source lists Paul McGrath (Dunning as just one source) as one of the people who played Gregory Hood. They all seem to list the actors in order, which means McGrath was between Jackson Beck and Martin Gabel. However, there aren't a lot of episodes there, and so far I haven't found any indication of when McGrath would have been Gregory Hood. Does anyone have anything indicating when that would have been?
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Re: Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification
bob_pedersen@...
Jackson Beck as Gregory and John McGovern as Sanderson Taylor.
From: Walden Hughes
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2022 3:53 PM
To: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io
Subject: Re: [OldTimeRadioResearchers] Casebook of Gregory Hood -
actor identification I talk to Larry and he knows the voice is from many shows from the Shadow. I check Goldin and a name listed on 10-15-49 is Martin Andrews,
Walden
From:
main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io
[mailto:main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io] On Behalf Of Brian
Kavanaugh via groups.io
Can anyone help identify the actors playing Gregory Hood and
Sandy Taylor in the initial ABC episode? The information I have indicates that
it should be Elliott Lewis (articles from then mention Jackson Beck replacing
him three episodes after that, but that doesn't mean that's when it actually
happened), but I have my doubts - and the cast credits aren't listed at the end.
I have no information on who Sandy Taylor would be. Howard McNear was through at
least June 1949, but even I can tell that's not him. :)
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Re: Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification
Karl Schadow
Larry is correct in that this ABC series originated from New York.
There are reviews in both Variety (Octobert 19, 1949) and The Billboard (Ocytober 29, 1949) which cite the following cast (characters added by yours truly):
Jackson Beck (Gregory Hood)
John McGovern (Sanderson Taylor)
Kathleen Cordell (Leora Thorne)
John Griggs (Brad Thorne)
Art Carney (Baker)
Florence Robinson (Florette?)
In the closing segment the crew is credited (also cited in both reviews): Martin Andrews (Director), Frank Cooper (Producer), Jerome B. Boss (writer). Announcer is unknown.
Karl
From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> on behalf of Walden Hughes <waldenhughes@...>
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2022 6:53 PM To: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> Subject: Re: [OldTimeRadioResearchers] Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification I talk to Larry and he knows the voice is from many shows from the Shadow. I check Goldin and a name listed on 10-15-49 is Martin Andrews,
Walden
From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io [mailto:main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io]
On Behalf Of Brian Kavanaugh via groups.io
Can anyone help identify the actors playing Gregory Hood and Sandy Taylor in the initial ABC episode? The information I have indicates that it should be Elliott Lewis (articles from then mention Jackson Beck replacing him three episodes after that, but that
doesn't mean that's when it actually happened), but I have my doubts - and the cast credits aren't listed at the end. I have no information on who Sandy Taylor would be. Howard McNear was through at least June 1949, but even I can tell that's not him. :)
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Re: Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification
Thanks - that makes sense - especially since there were only four days between the last Mutual episode and the first ABC episode. If you figure out who Taylor is - or anyone else in the cast for that episode - please let me know.
On Thu, Jan 13, 2022 at 5:50 PM Larry Gassman <larrygassman1@...> wrote:
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Re: Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification
Walden Hughes
I talk to Larry and he knows the voice is from many shows from the Shadow. I check Goldin and a name listed on 10-15-49 is Martin Andrews,
Walden
From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io [mailto:main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io] On Behalf Of Brian Kavanaugh via groups.io
Can anyone help identify the actors playing Gregory Hood and Sandy Taylor in the initial ABC episode? The information I have indicates that it should be Elliott Lewis (articles from then mention Jackson Beck replacing him three episodes after that, but that doesn't mean that's when it actually happened), but I have my doubts - and the cast credits aren't listed at the end. I have no information on who Sandy Taylor would be. Howard McNear was through at least June 1949, but even I can tell that's not him. :)
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Re: Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification
Larry Gassman
Hi, Gregory Hood is definitely Jackson Beck in this episode. I know the voice of Taylor but do not recall his name. Elliott Lewis had already come and gone as Gregory Hood in Hollywood. The episode you speak about was done from New York. Larry
From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> On Behalf Of Brian Kavanaugh via groups.io
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2022 3:33 PM To: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io Subject: [OldTimeRadioResearchers] Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification
Can anyone help identify the actors playing Gregory Hood and Sandy Taylor in the initial ABC episode? The information I have indicates that it should be Elliott Lewis (articles from then mention Jackson Beck replacing him three episodes after that, but that doesn't mean that's when it actually happened), but I have my doubts - and the cast credits aren't listed at the end. I have no information on who Sandy Taylor would be. Howard McNear was through at least June 1949, but even I can tell that's not him. :)
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Casebook of Gregory Hood - actor identification
Can anyone help identify the actors playing Gregory Hood and Sandy Taylor in the initial ABC episode? The information I have indicates that it should be Elliott Lewis (articles from then mention Jackson Beck replacing him three episodes after that, but that doesn't mean that's when it actually happened), but I have my doubts - and the cast credits aren't listed at the end. I have no information on who Sandy Taylor would be. Howard McNear was through at least June 1949, but even I can tell that's not him. :)
Here's a link to the episode, "The Carnival of Death", from 10/15/1949: https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZFx7GXZtKFr8YXqieLyeNVJjtWlRFNfe3sX
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Re: Black Flame
Here's a visual comparison of the two possible upgrades. To me, the differences between "1" and 11 in the OTRR set are extremely minor, if there at all. Perhaps an audiophile can tell the difference, but I couldn't.
Rick's version of #36, though, has slightly more range to it...maybe. More importantly, though, the OTRR set version has bands where information has been removed entirely. I think this one is a definite upgrade. 
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Re: Black Flame
Rick, You have the same files as are in the set - with possibly one or two sound upgrades. All the others are mislabeled (I listed previously what your number was versus the actual episode, e.g., "3. same as 13"). It doesn't sound like any of the other of the 225 total episodes are currently known to exist. That doesn't mean that more aren't out there in someone's collection somewhere, but with a mostly regional show that doesn't appear to have been very popular with collectors, it is not as likely. Larry did mention they dubbed them for SPERDVAC in the 90s (a donation). So, it is possible there are different recordings, but all - or mostly - from the same original source material. It does look like the mislabeled episodes have been floating around for a long time. Looking in Otter, I see most if not all of them listed there without any real title attached to them. So, it appears this is the current state of this series: 1-10: missing 11-13: extant, in OTRR set 14: missing 15: extant, in OTRR set 16-20: missing 21-23: extant, in OTRR set 24-30: missing 31: extant, in OTRR set 32-33: missing 34-43: extant, in OTRR set 44-52: missing 53-56: extant, in OTRR set 57: missing 58-60: extant, in OTRR set 61: missing 62-63: extant, in OTRR set 64-75: missing 76: extant, in OTRR set 77+: missing Or, to list it a different way, Extant: 11-13, 15, 21-23, 31, 34-43, 53-56, 58-60, 62-63, 76 Missing: 1-10, 14, 16-20, 24-30, 32-33, 44-52, 57, 61, 64-75, 77+
On Mon, Jan 10, 2022 at 2:21 PM Ryan Ellett via groups.io <oldradiotimes=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:
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[mwotrc-members] MWOTRC meeting - January 14, 2022
Walden Hughes
From: mwotrc-members [mailto:mwotrc-members-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Frank Morgan
Hello Everyone,
Let me start out by thanking Jim Pasquale for his extended service as the Club’s VP. Jim, I’ve “borrowed” the format of your meeting notices. After all, why not go with what works?
Friday evening, January 14, 2022, will be MWOTRC’s Zoom Meeting #21.
The quiz this month is entitled “Hodge Podge and Other Things”, so there is a guarantee that Al Hodge will turn up at least once. For our main program, the presentation will be: “Even Orson Welles Had a Problem”. Wonder what is was?
Important Note: This meeting info must NOT be posted to broad social media platforms. That helps to protect us from disruption from "Zoom Bombers".
Time: January 14, 2022 at 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 890 4516 3128 Passcode: 682860
One tap mobile +13126266799,,89045163128#,,,,*682860# US (Chicago) +16465588656,,89045163128#,,,,*682860# US (New York)
OR
To join the meeting by phone: 1. Choose one of the phone numbers below: +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) +1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown, MD) +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose) +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)
2. Enter the meeting ID: 890 4516 3128
3. When prompted for your participant ID, just hit #
4. Enter the passcode: 682860
-- Frank Morgan Vice President – MWOTRC
P.S.: This notice is coming to you a day earlier than usual. Since this is my first time, I wanted to have time to get it right in case I goofed up.
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