Now this is good news! One of my favorites along with the Boston Blackie and other detective shows! What can I say? I'm always befuddled and confused and mysteries let me feel like I solved something,

Thanks, Jim. Much appreciated! Kathy

Ryan The OTRR library has around 190 "Paul Harvey The Rest of the Story". I have 3,024 episodes. I have always enjoyed TROTS and listen to a couple of shows in the car when I only have a few minutes

Sorry, Delete the 600 Mb one and keep the 700 Mb one. I deleted it from pCloud. Thanks jj

Larry, that particular article was from Allentown's (PA) newspaper. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the Future" www.OTRR.org www.OTRRLibrary.org

Jim, You have two copies of the seventh movie, The Chance of a Lifetime. They are slightly different sizes. Do you know what the differences are? I'll probably only want to keep one copy.

Would these possible additions to our certified set? It's from 2013 so may be showing it's age now. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the

Thank you Jim and Ryan for so much great additional information on this topic. Jim, your post confirms that the episodes of Big Sister and Pepper Young's Family created in 1965 were broadcast on both

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Here is a link to the 3rd and final series (11 - 15) of Boston Blackie movies. https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=kZBEQ8XZiETfDAc8LGjfuYlWswVs87P7VbTk I also had a request from some new members

Joe, I just finished cleaning up my collection of Mr & Mrs North. Got a few mysteries to solve. I have some that are not listed on Jerry H's site and a few that will need some research to get good

Larry One last item. The following listing is from Feb 02. (I have some from Jan). This indicates the shows were broadcast for the entire year. The previous listing was from Dec. Also, note: these

Thank you Jim. I will send a copy of this message along with the article when I submit it to Ryan in January. The second link has an enlargement that I think will look very good as an illustration.

Larry I should have included the following picture with the info I sent this morning. As you can see “Big Sister” followed Pepper Young Family at 8:15 Walla Walla Union Bulletin26 Dec 1965, Walla

I just came to my email account to begin researching newspaper radio logs for an article on the 1965 episodes of Big Sister and Pepper Young's Family, and what I see in my inbox makes me think that

From the Troy Record; Troy, New York; January 15, 1965. ._,_

I'll try and remember to look the series up in Jim Cox's book this evening if no one beats me to it. The soaps have been sadly overlooked by fans over the decades and I think his books are the only

Thanks so much Jim. They are such fun shows. Gord Jim Jones wrote on 12/17/20 8:19 AM:

Here's one from the Sheboygan (WI) Press, March 18, 1965. And an article from the Miami News. I also see info that it was broadcast in Troy, NY (January, maybe reruns?), Glens Falls, NY (roughly May)

Thank you for sharing these. I'm a big Boston Blackie fan.