If it's Backstage Wife, I'm in.

Big fan of OTR Soap Operas, so this is a welcome addition. Thanks for letting me know. Yours faithfully, SCG

It's true. Within the 'Backstage Wife' run that I have (from OTRRG, if I'm not mistaken) I have noticed a couple of air-date discrepancies, based on the calendar for 1950. I've gone ahead and fixed th

I'm not on Facebook, so this is grand. Please keep posting these; a little treat in troubled times. Yours faithfully, Scott

Fred Allen really was a jewel. Recommend all of these books on him or by him from my bookshelf:

Well, here's a coincidence; my wife and I are big board gamers as well (mostly war games/historical games), Canadian and... I work for the CBC. The big, National mothership in Toronto. Maybe you've go

I am a HUGE fan of George Harmon Coxe, and have read a number of his mysteries. Interestingly, Flash Casey is not his only newspaper photographer cum amateur sleuth. His first (and arguably, his best)

Hi Claire! The appropriately titled "Murder With Pictures" (1935). I read a dog-eared copy from the 1980's, but picked up a beautiful slip covered first edition years ago, quite inexpensively, if memo

Hello Joe; The first of the films, if I'm not mistaken (going on memory here) is "Murder with Pictures" (1936) with Lew Ayers. That's officially a 'Kent Murdock' book, but again, six-of-one, half-a-do

My pleasure, Claire. I hope you enjoy it. If you do, let me know and I can give you a few other GHC recommendations. Yours faithfully, Scott

This is WONDERFUL. Thanks a million for sharing, Mr. Webb. Yours faithfully, Scott

Although I find our host slightly irritating (actually, more than slightly, although I'm sure she mean well), my interest in silent film brought me to the Orphan Film Symposium, which had this little

At the risk of sounding rude, which is most assuredly not my intention, this topic could dovetail into the arena of politics, which I'm sure most of us would love to keep out of this forum. I for one,

There is no doubt we're living in a time when the desire to condemn the past and hide it away is an easier solution to the new chattering classes than to contextualize it and attempt to understand and

Archie, there's nothing in Toronto that I can think of that harkens back to OTR.. at least not American OTR. Although not a location, at the base of the CBC we have the keyboard that was used in the v

I have 17, Mostly "Old Tales and New" and a couple of "Look What We Found!" Yours faithfully, Scott

I don't think that this was addressed to me, but the episodes that I have are: Minnesota School of the Air 19xx-xx-xx - Look What We Found! - A Lighthouse Keeper Minnesota School of the Air 19xx-xx-xx

Send me your email address, Jackie, and I'll WeTransfer them to you. Yours faithfully, Scott

Yes, these were downloaded many years ago, and have not been quality checked. I can say that I listened to: LOOK WHAT WE FOUND! - A LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER OLD TALES AND NEW - THE BOY THAT WAS CARRIED AWAY

I didn't get all of the episodes, other than the files I provided. This is a great list. If someone could upload the complete collection (as we have it) somewhere for me, I'd love to grab them. Yours