Thanks, Ed. I downloaded the files and will check them out. David

Curtis If you’d care to share, send me a file with your research and I’ll add the information to my revised OTTER log. David

David, I believe the show numbers 1189 (6/27/55) - 1253 (9/23/55) were reruns of earlier 15 minute broadcasts. I have been researching these shows and have a partial schedule of rebroadcast episodes

I have two copies of the "Fibber's Birthday" episode, 1940.02.06. One is Flac, one is WAV. They are different sources, and one is WAV and one is FLAC. I believe the FLAC sounds MUCH better, but

David Here are I few from the list. Sorry all mp3. https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=kZNcM1VZTmKg1SvWe9f0NgjDoAdQpYHRwysX Ed -----------------------------------------

These ones have been in Ted Davenport’s Buyers Group, so the OTRR ought to have them in high quality. But I have copies too, and they are more than 6 months old so I guess it’s OK to share. FMM

Members I’ve been working on Fibber McGee and Molly for a long time now (about 3 years off and on). I’m about ready to distro the files in the Purchasing Group. These will eventually be added to

Being a big fan of his, I'd be very interested in hearing that. Scott

FWIW: I found a copy of the 1952 program at the Walter J Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection at the University of Georgia. The program was the Voice of America's entry in the Peabody

American Radio Theater has recreated a missing Sam Spade! It's from August 30, 1946, "Sam and the Scythian Tiara" https://amerad.libsyn.com/sam-spade-sam-and-the-scythian-tiara -- ---------- Suspense

I haven't watched a lot of movies from the era, so I don't know how it was overall, but I've watched most if not all of the Have Gun, Will Travel episodes and the fight scenes there were mostly

This nicely demonstrates why radio was better than TV. I shouldn’t be laughing at the fight scene, but imagination is so much better than seeing a fake fight. Thanks. I’m a Box 13 fan and really

Box 13 "Daytime Nightmare" was broadcast on General Electric Theater, Season 3, Episode 11, on December 5, 1954. It was retitled "Committed." Dan Holiday is kidnapped, framed for a murder, and sent to

Great Turnout, Thanks Sharon!!! PArK W LaWReNCe

Thank you very much! That does appear to be it.

Crime Classics - The Torment of Henrietta Robinson, And Why She Killed

Does anyone have a copy of Telly's Coffeehouse, a celebrity talk show hosted by Telly Savalas in the 1950s? I swear I saw it on YouTube, now I can't find it at all. Informaton on it is very confusing.

Do you think it was a Dangerously Yours episode? He wasn't sure of the series, either.

I vaguely remember that one now that you mention it but never would have without your synopsis. I don't remember that ending but am not surprised about it. I listened to them all a few years ago and

I've been in contact with the band "TV Girl" because they sample the Dangerously Yours audition episode "Masquerade" in several of their songs. We actually get a lot of traffic/comments to our YouTube