No, there was a series of Let George Do It produced starring Olan Soule and aired on Mutual and with a different sponsor. We currently have, “The Ghost of Ireland Betty” in the existing OTRR

Were these repeats? I don't see any 1954 episodes in any of the sets that have been shared with us. Rya www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the

Question: A few years back I acquired two additional Olan Soule episodes of Let George Do It. The latest release only included the one that’s been around for years. Do you have?: Let

Tomorrow, June 16, 2022, is the 58th anniversary of the first studio production day of Theater Five. The more we research this series the more fascinating it is. The first production day was for "Hit

You folks may be interested in the lower half of this email which is a comic strip based on a late 1940's Australian radio series hosted by Ovaltine and featuring Blackbeard. I'm not sure if any

You would be right ... I'm a slacker :) Also setting up a page for it all. THANK YOU Art

Attached are some I don't believe you had.

Just an FYI. "Writing the Radio Mystery" by Alfred Bester https://archive.org/details/sim_writer_1951-12_64_12/page/n1/mode/2up?q=%22Writing+the+Radio+Mystery%22+bester Art

This episode from 1945 in the OTRR library actually has the credits at the end, and does list Alfred Bester as the writer. So, it would appear he was the writer for that version of the series as well.

The way that entry is worded, it seemed more like a reference to his time for the entire series (and all versions?) - which isn't how these entries normally read. I would agree, it doesn't seem likely

The Charlie Chan aired 1935-36. That seems too early for the newly graduated Bester, though he married actress Rolly in 1936 But her first credit seems to be 1940? (and Alfred in 1939); so it seems

Very useful. THANKS! Nice to have a star in the house :) Art

Art, here is what I wrote on Bester in my book on radio writers. It doesn't mean all of the series mentioned are available. (Ignore the typo in the very first line!) www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time

Thank you! Searching for a reference led me to an additional script -- The story [Walking Dead aka Fondly Fahrenheit from CBS Radio Mystery Theater] was adapted as a teleplay in 1959 under the title

Bester also wrote at least one script (still to be determined) for THE WEIRD CIRCLE ca. 1944. From: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> on behalf of Buddy

Awesome! Thank you! Art

Perhaps a round robin query might determine what is held in our group. Also, we can check online sources. I’ll start building a spreadsheet of the list of episodes unless it has already been done.

RadioGold Index (umkc.edu) lists Charlie Chan, and maybe some others you didn't list, though I didn't compare them closely.

Daytime serials like "Perry Mason" have never enjoyed the same popularity among collectors as prime-time dramas and comedies, and so have never been circulated as widely. Back in tape-trading days,

Trying to put together a list. This is what I have so far, listing sources. Any others? Art Lortie NICK CARTER MASTER DETECTIVE [results from Google] 1944-03-25 Drums Of Death 1945-08-12 The Case of