It appears so: https://pipeorgandatabase.org/organ/59710

Hi Joe, I'll assist as I can as well. I'll start from the bottom of the list probably on Wednesday. Bob http://www.conyersradio.net

Joe I am very busy at this time, but will be glad to squeeze in a few. jj

I ran into question about Columbia Square in Los Angeles during the Golden Age of Radio. I know there were several auditoriums in the complex. Did any of them have a pipe organ or did they just use

Can you help us document some Whistler episodes? The series re-used many titles but they had different storylines. For instance, "Til Death Do Us Part" was used three times for three different

All solved Rick, but thank you for the offer of assistance. I truly appreciate it. Best; Scott

Scott, Can you send me the link?  I can then possibly tell you what is needed to get thge files.  Rick Labor ipse voluptas

I donated to get Ford Theater, but can't figure out how to download the files.... Very strange. Scott

Max, I will send you a link today. Larry -----------------------------------------

Checking the Robert Benchley show Melody & Madness listed in the otrr database - everything about that listing is wrong! Benchley isn't anywhere to be found on it, the announcer at the end says it is

Please send a link - I would like to figure out when this aired. I've been doing the show since 1978, so I don't remember except that it must have been a loooong time ago.

Sounds good! Thanks. Larry! ak

Max, were you the announcer on the show? If so, you were one of the best parts of the episode. I have not listened to it for a while, but I think there was a lot of humor about

Hi Alan. This is the same distro you received about a week ago when it went through the REPS group, so I assume you don't want this one again. Another is scheduled to be released on or before

That blabbermouth on the Benchley show is me! Glad I could help!!

Larry… Count me in! Thanks! Alan

Thank you Bob for such a nice and informative post. Until I did some research for this set, I only knew of three existing episodes of Moving Stories of Life, and I think the series is a gem because

Thanks, Larry, for including "Moving Stories of Life: Love on Skis (1930s)," which nicely fits my basic obsession with radio stories that include newspaper-reporter characters. But I'm not interested

Hi Larry, is it too late to get in on this fun view of shows? Many thanks in advance! Ted

Hi Larry, I would appreciate a copy. Thank you for offering. Brian