This "story" uses Jinny; Probably isn't critical as long as we're consistent.

Browsing through old newspaper referenes to the series and the character, there is, early on, some inconsistency in spelling. Sometimes it's "Ginny" and sometimes it's "Jinny." After awhile, though,

The tentative date list I built for Evelyn Winter was based on the pattern that was listed. I did not know if any breaks were taken or the broadcast date changed. If it is ok, then that allows us to

Jenny or Ginny? This gettyimage says Jinny: https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/radio-actress-mary-mason-models-fashion-wear-she-portrays-news-photo/1125702066 Barbara CBS Radio actress

Ryan, the show dated 12-29-46 is the same show as 10-29-46 ("One of Evelyn Winters favorite melodies...". I've gone through my episodes and made first lines. I have a show dated 10-3-45 with a first

I am very much in a similar situation. Larry

Ryan…. Are you going to share the complete folder? The way the files were distributed with multiple emails and all the replies I only managed to download 8 of the 14 files. I’m not even

I would say that is 99% likely, Pete. I think I will try and make a "first lines" type document for these episodes so that we can be clear when we're talking about the same recording in the case of

I'm guessing that 1946-12-29 is probably a bad date, being a Sunday. Pete On Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 04:24:19 PM

I've been working with Larry to try and put this set together. There have been a lot of episodes shared and different dates and titles posted. Realizing it will be extremely difficult to verify these

I visited the museum a few years ago. It was an eye opener and highly recommend it. On Wednesday, December 8, 2021,

I read this video-article in The Washington Post today; hopefully it's not hidden behind a paywall. It's about the Tenement Museum in NYC that has a refurbished example of a turn-of-the-century New

This item may interest some. WGN Chicago (720) will broadcast 27 hours of “Christmas Radio Theatre” hosted by Carl Amari. “Christmas Radio Theatre” airs Friday, Dec. 24 at 7pm through

Ken Ryan is correct I was working on that project. However, over the summer I became invested in a couple of other projects (not OTR) that demanded my time. They have come to a close and snow will

I believe Jim Jones is still plugging away at that quietly in the background. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the

What ever happened to the project to properly categorize the ILAM episodes?

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Very good to hear... Hearing the Lives of Harry Lime episodes that were converted into "Europe Confidential" scripts made me wonder whether any of the other episodes had previous incarnations in other

This will be my last post about this distro. One member of the group just sent me a message indicating that he did not see the download link in the message I posted this morning about Rick's series

Thank you Barbara. I did not have a date for Walter Returns to Washington, and will send it to Ryan tomorrow so that he can add it to the text document he plans to submit to Paul Kornman, which will