The attached page from the February 16, 1959 Broadcasting Magazine explains the program. It was not successful. But it would be nice if some of the programs would show up beyond the handful that OTRR

Nice to hear from you Karl. Merry Christmas. Ian

Don't know if this is it but I found a few blurbs about it. https://www.vintageradioshows.com/display_shows.php?sid=99 Stardust - September 20,

Enjoy it for a number of months. Of course

That is quite a bit of ham. Reminds me of certain actors. ;) When I retired five years ago, my wife handed me a spatula and told me the kitchen was mine. I allow her to use it four times a year -

I pray everyone had a wonderful Christmas. We had a wonderful day. Our daughter was gifted with a 30# ham from the city where she works for the police department. What 5 people will do with a now

We're looking for information about a short segment called Stardust Time. These are dated 1959. They are short 2-3 minute segments with variously Bob & Ray, Fibber and Molly, and Ernie Kovacs and Edie

Thanks Joe. I enjoyed the article! Barbara From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> on behalf of Joe Webb via groups.io <drjoewebb@...> Sent: Saturday,

Merry Christmas to everyone!!! I hope everyone had a good time with family and friends. Evan

In the searches for Frank Race background, I came across this 1968 article from the Raleigh NC News & Observer. A Durham NC station had some Race discs and they started using them all those years

Yes I did receive it Phil. Thanks for your support! Jim

Thanks, Joe. Indeed, have checked the other thread. From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> on behalf of Joe Webb via groups.io <drjoewebb@...> Sent:

Hi David and Merry Christmas to all, This reminds me, I sent my check for a year's dues awhile back. Did you receive it OK?  And thank you for all the work you do. <>< 73 From "The Beaconeer's

These reel collections, though expensive to acquire and ship to those who get the material digitized, have proven well worth the expense, in my opinion. We have found a number of brand new,

Rick Pardon me while I highjack your email as it provides me an opportunity to make a pitch for the OTRR Purchasing Group! This request is for your annual fee is from the the Purchasing Group ($5 per

Karl -- check the other Frank Race thread -- found some stuff in Variety and Broadcasting that explains some of it -- and some other background... INCLUDING Frank Race writer and director Joel Murcott

This clip below is from Broadcasting Magazine. Seems like Eells was trying a new financial arrangement. It obviously didn't work. This makes me wonder -- Tom Collins was the original Frank Race, and

Seems like there was some money mismanagement going on at the time of the Frank Race production -- not necessarily malfeasance -- but it could have started with poor sales and they ran out of money to

They had high hopes This item from 1950-04-24 Broadcasting Magazine says they were selling it as a 52-week series.... since they didn't produce that many, that probably made people unhappy --

Wow! I love it. Go get em Ryan! Merry Christmas all. Larry