You are welcome Gordon, and I am always happy to know that anyone actually reads my posts! That makes writing them worthwhile. I like the realism in One Man's Family, and how descriptive it is of the

Hi Wes, I am familiar with the program, and have an episode that was recorded from KNBC-San Francisco on December 22, 1955. The most interesting fact about it to me is that it was set in Miami. It

Thanks indeed Larry. Your posts have indeed been fascinating. They even got me to listen to an episode of One Man's Family since it was by Morse. I love his adventure stuff and wish there were more

Hi Larry, Thanks for your informative postings. Your rare OTR show contributions prompted me to look into some of my collection from the late 60s and 70s. One of the shows I listened to growing up

I'm trying to find any OTR about Bigfoot. Can be total fantasy or "true tales." I can think of plenty of werewolf episodes but no Bigfoot. Any suggestions?

Sounds interesting....what is the running time of this show? On Wednesday, July 22, 2020, 9:10:42 AM EDT, Larry Maupin <lmaupin@...> wrote:

Recently I have acquired 62 old-time radio audition programs from a collector with whom I trade OTR material. These have already been digitized, most are of excellent sound quality, and none of the

Hello to all members. I have written a review of the set of episodes that Ryan Ellett did such a splendid job of uploading to the Internet Archive. The link he provided, which is included in this

Many years ago (1970s) I saw a local, Monroe NC, woman who had her mother's Atwater Kent gold medallion awarded at a 1929 competition in Nashville, TN As a rabid collector of 1920s radios I almost

As a professional geneologist I thought I might glance and see if anything is out there. I have census records now from his childhood up the the most recent one federally available. I also found his

I found this at Newspapers.com I don't have a subscription but Ish is mentioned on the page mentioned.... The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio on April 3, 1960 · Page 97 The Cincinnati

Could he be referring to the Chrysler Theater perhaps. It was an hour long show as I recall...I only have a folder for the other show mentioned Music For All Churchs.... Rick Labor ipse voluptas

Received this email recently: "I have just discovered the website ottrpedia.net and otrr.org and am eager to trace performances of my mother and father who worked for WLW radio in Cincinnati from

Doug clarified that he has tracked Ken down (in Bakersfield) but Ken's had some significant health issues and they've not actually been in direct communication. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time

A couple of internet searches seem to bear out the California address still being his current address. This does provide a PO Box for him in Arkansas,

His amateur license has a Bakersfield address. https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/license.jsp?licKey=830722

i thought Ken had a place in Arkansas as a "summer place" and would be moving there eventually Ken and Doug lived in the same IL town for a while, Streamwood... -- ---------- Suspense resource page

Speaking of Ken Piletic, if anyone is still in touch with him former OTRR member Doug Hopkinson is trying to make contact with him. Ken apparently has since moved to California from his longtime

My call is KC0PWA. I have an extra class license but last I checked (several years ago) there were no 4-digit call signs that I liked. I sold my Yaesu probably ten years ago and have not done any

for DECADES there has been a group of ham folks who have met on Sunday mornings: the ORCATS I know that Ken Piletic of IL was a member -- I have lost track of him, but as of a couple of years ago, the