greetings For the past ten years I have had it in my head that B&R did an episode interviewing someone who was hoping to use a MLB work stoppage and subsequent availability of large venues (Shea

The following question was asked on our YouTube channel. Does anyone know the series and episode he is referring to? Thanks for getting back to me. I have another question for you. I've been looking

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Four more series were uploaded to WWW.Archive.org in December. These series are: Hollywood Spotlight v2211 2000 Plus v2211 Rogue's Gallery v2211 Jonathan Thomas and His

Checked my stash of FFM, none of the missing programs were there. Park Lawrence

THANKS so very much to James and others who responded privately! The comic scan at https://readallcomics.com/amazing-mysteries-32/ is very well done. "Can't We Be Friends" was presented on Suspense on

Hi Everybody, If you would like to help support REPS preserving old time radio shows and providing them as a high quality down load files through P Cloud below is one way you can help the

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This is the comic, Amazing Mysteries, May 1949, #32 There is a 5-page story, "With Intent to Kill!", that is reported to be "adapted" from Suspense "Can't We Be Friends." And that's "adapted" in the

I agree.

The May 31, 1937 show had Jimmy Grier as the bandleader, not Billy Mills. Mills started on January 17, 1938. Also, Tommy Harris was the singer on the May 31, 1937 show, not Donald Novis. Novis

I also agree. To my knowledge Marian wasn’t absent from the show at the earlier date. Rodney

I agree! I found this same situation to be true for these dates several months agowhen I tried to put a complete set of the show together. JohnAt 06:04 AM 12/23/2022, you wrote:

Scott and Bob. You made me scratch my head on this one. Here’s what I found on Goldin’s Radioindex: 109153. Fibber McGee and Molly. May 31, 1937. NBC net. Johnson's Wax. The orchestra starts the

Enjoy the Nov-Dec Old Radio Times (#123) with a feature by James R Stewart Jr. Happy Holidays to everyone!

I’m afraid that the one labeled “FMM 370531 0112 The Insurance Salesman” is actually “Molly Returns.” From April 18, 1939.

I do have those early ones that Ted distributed that were already mentioned if they weren’t previously sent by the Purchasing Group. Rodney

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