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

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. So

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 mo

Jim, this is the first confirmation I have seen that any of the 1965 episodes was aired by a specific radio station. Thank you very much for providing it. The specificity you supply is just perfect. I

Thank you very much Rick. I remember hearing an episode in which Carter passes out, but do not have any notes on it. I do have one dated December 22, 1955 that was recorded from KNBC-San Francisco in

Thank you Rick. If any of those are from 1965 I would like to know if you have dates and episode titles for them. Larry -----------------------------------------From: "Richard Davenport" To: "main@Old

Thank you very much Rick, Brian, Bob, Joe, Randy and John. All of you are such able and accomplished researchers, and I am grateful that you have responded to my question with such a generous amount o

Some members of our groups have demonstrated the ability to search radio broadcast logs that were printed in newspapers well back into the 20th Century. I would like to know if anyone can find evidenc

Patrick, I just read your post and found an episode of Grand Central Station in my collection dated December 24, 1949 entitled "Miracle For Christmas" starring Mason Adams. Jesus appears as a doctor o

Hi Walden, I did not know that you are a member of this group because I don't recall seeing any posts from you in the past. If you recently joined, welcome. For some reason I associate you with The Sh

I think the Kingfish was by far the most lovable and entertaining character ever to appear on Amos and Andy. Choosing the most memorable episode of Dragnet will be difficult I think more people have p

Thank you for the date Willy. I will include that episode in the next curated collection if I can obtain it on a cassette. Larry -----------------------------------------From: "willy b via groups.io"

Hi Dan. Are you a new member? The Kingfish is one of my favorite characters ever on both radio and television. He is kind hearted, loves his wife, and like Ralph Kramden of The Honeymooners is always

To Bill and Mike. Do you know the broadcast date of the Jack Benny program that is your favorite episode? -----------------------------------------From: "Larry Maupin" To: "main@OldTimeRadioResearcher

Pygar, when I moved to Starkville, Mississippi some years ago a local radio station played an episode of Lum and Abner every weekday morning at about the time I was shaving. I found hearing it a very

To Bill and Mike. In January I expect to start working on a new curated collection for the OTRR Library that will include only the most memorable episodes of the best known old-time radio series. Jack

Hello Bill. Welcome to the group, and and thank you for posting and saying hello to everybody. You must like old-time radio comedy. I think it was Joe Penner who was always asking "Wanna buy a duck?",

Welcome to the group Chandler. I would like to know the best old-time radio program that you have ever heard if you care to share it. Mine is an episode of The Mysterious Traveler entitled "The Most F

Ryan, there have been so few votes that any additional vote will skew the results! That is my whole point in encouraging everybody to participate in the poll. I have even thought about voting for ever

It is gratifying to see how many new members the group has picked up this year. The total presently stands at 242. I think, however, that the number of members who actually post messages with any freq