Mike, it seems that a lot of its fans are enthusiastic about it. I plan to listen to the Christmas episode again this week. Larry -----------------------------------------From: "Mike Thomas via groups

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Thank you Chris. I hope everyone has fun with this, and listening to the episodes should be enjoyable. My source was a boxed set that I bought on sale about 15 years ago from Radio Spirits entitled "T

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Series: The Second Mrs. Burton Episode Title: "Christmas Bazaar" Broadcast Date: November 25, 1960. CBS Sponsor: Columbia Phonographs Opening: "CBS Radio brings you "The Second Mrs. Burton," featuring

Hi Barbara. Thank you for verifying that only the first five can be heard. Also, the fact that you can only access the collection by clicking on the link in Paul's email reflects my experience exactly

Gord, thank you for your very kind comments. As you will see in Paul's message, he has already corrected the typo. If you try listening to an episode and would not mind, please post a message relating

Thank you for correcting the typo Paul. I had not thought of downloading the collection as a whole either, but I do think it is a good idea to offer that option. As for listening to individual episode

Thank you Ryan. When Paul posted a message inviting members to try their hand at curating a collection I was immediately interested. Working on the first one was a learning experience, and I had to de

Thank you Gord. When I listened to all of the episodes in this collection I was surprised by what the most memorable feature of some of them proved to be. The one to which you refer is one of the best

Ryan, another great Old Radio Times. Thank you again for all the time and effort you put in to making each issue the best it can possibly be. I'm not sure whether the clipping about Linda's First Love

That is sad news, but fortunately this new location is a very good one. Larry -----------------------------------------From: "Ryan Ellett via groups.io" To: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io Cc:

Hi Rick. I was thinking of any surviving episodes that might deal with the death of Ma's son John. I do not know if there are any, and have no idea of the date except that we could probably rule out a

Thank you for your reply and encouragement, Mike. Anyone who reads your post and who belonged to the group back when Jim was running it may be grateful, as I am, for all the good memories it evokes. I

I would like to address and clarify one point that Ryan raises. I have not referred to the few collections that I have put together this year as curated. All of them were inspired by my opinion that t

Chris, I'm glad you are enjoying the posts, and thank you for all the links. It will be an adventure for everyone to be able to explore the different series that they lead to. Larry ------------------

Scott, your message is replete with interesting details and suggestions. I know that Radio Spirits has put together a lot of attractively packaged sets, but I have not purchased anything from it in ye

Ryan, I had forgotten about that and the point is well taken. Thank you. Larry -----------------------------------------From: "Ryan Ellett via groups.io" To: "main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io" C

Thank you Kathy for such a friendly and encouraging message. I hope you like reading episode summaries and will share your thoughts on them when you wish to. Larry ------------------------------------

Thank you for your reply Paul. Working on this project is very satisfying, and I am learning a lot along the way. As I get closer to its conclusion I will probably be in more frequent contact with you

Thank you for the encouragement Ian. I have asked for suggestions from other members because other than a few more episodes of Crime Classics, one of Calling All Cars and an as yet undetermined number