But one is in London with vials of bacteria and one is in New York with a light weight metal. -----------------------------------------

Compare them side by side. It's the exact same plot. Barbara From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> on behalf of ehrbek <ehrbek@...> Sent: Monday,

The scripts are very similar. -----------------------------------------

Same opening different cities. One in London the other in New York -----------------------------------------

The show labeled Top Secret 1950-10-04 (000) Disaster (Dramatic Portion Only) is assignment 9 Disaster in London. Barbara From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io

The old episode circulating as 50-9-1 Drug of Death is actually 50-9-18 Confession, the story of Jerry Bryant. Barbara From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io

Yes it would. It answered all my questions. Well done Don. -----------------------------------------

This would definitely be a good set to read the accompanying notes, especially if you don't normally look at the documents included with Maintained sets. Don did a lot of work sorting out what is

There are going to be differences, but Don Carr has it spelled out in the Maintained Documents/Top Secrets - Important Notes.pdf document. Episode 5 is the only one known to be completely missing.

I was hasty . I believe it is Confession 52-09-17. Sorry about that. -----------------------------------------

Brian I didn't see this one in the Top Secret distro 50-09-01 The Drug of Death Goldin has this Top Secret. October 19, 1950. Program #16. NBC net. "The Drug Of Death". Sustaining. The program title

I do not think there are any of these shows in existence. David Goldin has none. I haven’t checked with other radio historians yet. Larry

Thank you Bob, Walden

It was called the Swift Studio Party, and featured the music of SigmundRomberg. It premiered on NBC September 10, 1935 at 10:00 Eastern Time, althoughit doesn’t look like Barrymore joined the show

Here's the fifth of 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

Hi Everybody, Does any one have the title of the 1930s radio series starring Lionel Barrymoore and Cora Sue Collins? They did it together for a year around 1937. Cora Sue Collins will be our

Hi Everybody, The Yesterday USA kick starter has reach our goal of 40 percent funded. We are offering many unique OTR gifts to thanks those of you who will help us. The money raise will help us

I want to figure out exactly what these recordings are before we put them up on the library. But they'll make it up there, to be sure! Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving

Would love to get the link as well.

Hi Ed. Yes, I sent them out several days ago, and the distro was concluded and closed on Thursday. Larry -----------------------------------------