Here's a quick shot of the episodes on my stream server... All around 28 minutes Thanks! Bob http://www.conyersradio.net

I'm dubbing some episodes of The Lives of Harry Lime from a reel purchased by the group and finding the episodes to be about 20 minutes. I'm not very familiar with the program but that seems a very

I have a few announcements before posting a list of the last three episodes. First, I still need David Gibbs' email address. Also, tomorrow if possible I will send everybody an addendum submitted by

Hi David, Upon reflection, I have changed my mind. Tomorrow is the final day of the distro, and I will need your email address in order to send you all the episodes. Please send me that, and we will

Thank you Rick. I will check my dates against yours before tomorrow to see if I need to make any changes to the list. I still don't have a date for the episode "Walter Returns From Washington," but

Hi David, The distro ends tomorrow, and you have missed the deadline for signing up by several days. I hope you will get in on the next one, which should be coming

Larry, I was able to place most of the .aiff files that you sent me based on what was stated in the opening sequences. Here is the result. Again, I make no guarantees as to the complete accuracy but

I have that same Christmas village price in my collection. I leave it out year round. -- ....

Hi Larry, Can you add me to the list for this set? Much appreciated

You're welcome Philip, and I wish you a good day too. -----------------------------------------From: "Philip Atchley" To: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io Cc: Sent: Saturday December 4 2021

I believe Lux Radio just once too. If we look at a radio log I bet many shows that was on at 9 PM Eastern which would have been 6 PM CA was done once. Take care, Walden

My favorite time of year. I have playlists (not only with everything together, but also broken into by genre as well (although with some genres I have more shows compared to others)). I also

Very true. Good catch! Larry

One notable exception was "Information Please," which was performed only once. The spontaneous nature of the quiz would have made a repeat performance impossible. So NBC permitted the east coast

Thank you for the files I received today.  Have a good day. <>< 73 From "The Beaconeer's Lair" <>< Specializing in DXing NDBs (Longwave Beacons) Phil, KO6BB, http://www.qsl.net/ko6bb/ HF/LF

The recordings of wax-coated steel discs could not be played- they had to be plated and used to stamp out a shellac, or later vinyl, record. Effectively, that meant "sometime tomorrow". After the war,

This distro has now grown from its original 7 episodes to at least 9, and possibly 11. Today I will post the beginning of the final list of episodes with the goal of aligning the episode titles,

No, until the late forties early fifties, all network shows were done live. All were recorded but not replayed. So we have many examples of two shows done in an evening. One for the east, and one

My thoughts and prayers are with you. Don’t let the death of your friend deter you from getting the vaccines and boosters. I work at an elementary school where I’m exposed to God knows what.

Hi Larry, Let me confirm my understanding of this, as she asked a follow-up question. For this particular episode, we have both an east and west version. You're saying that (1) most of his shows were