I did find some beginning with AFRS in the OTRR Library, and they probably were from 1946. The series in 1975-76 was carried over the Mutual network. Larry -----------------------------------------Fro

Rick, I think that is the official title and that it may have been picked up by AFRS after or during its roughly six-month run on the Mutual Broadcasting Network. I am still trying to sort out the fac

Ken, a discussion of these post-1962 dramatic radio programs has been taking place here for two or three months now. I think we are at the point where our members are exploring their background and wr

Hi Pete, I also noticed the lack of titles for all except about three episodes of Radio Playhouse, but that should not be a problem in writing the article. Broadcast dates are listed, which will be he

Thank you Pete! I would never have thought to look under "AFRS," but your link leads right to the episodes. This will let me get started on the article right away. Larry ------------------------------

Hello to everyone. I just attempted to find "Radio Playhouse" in the OTRR Library collection and did not see it under the letter 'R'. There is a newer way to search in which you type in the title, and

Barbara, I did not know that either. I think there is probably a lot of good radio programming aired after 1962 that embodies the spirit of old-time radio. One factor I have been taking into account w

I would like to see that too. One big question is how do you find all the existing episodes of a series that are full length and of good sound quality? The music and commercials are so important to me

I think that if such a group is started it will be by people with the enthusiasm, energy and skills necessary to form and launch it, and to send out invitations to people to join it. Larry -----------

Hi Gary. I think such a group might attract a substantial number of members, but where could we find a group owner with the same heroic qualities as the ones we already have for the existing OTRR grou

That certainly sounds like a six-month run. I guess the article will need to be titled something like "The 1975-76 Revival of Old-Time Radio," leaving room for more articles on CBSRMT and other notabl

Thank you very much Walden. I tried to read the article by clicking on the link you or someone else posted but did not see it. The MWOTRC website does not seem to have a way to search for back issues

Rick, I really like the link that shows a radio log with a few hours of programming from KFDM-AM "Serving Port Arthur-Beaumont and the Gulf Coast." "Author's Playhouse" aired at 9pm Wednesdays. It wil

Thank you Bob. I think a lot of the episodes are in the OTRR Library under that title, so anyone listening to the full hour would hear one of each. Larry -----------------------------------------From:

I agree. I think the willingness of members such as Ryan, David Oxford and librarian Paul Kornman to recognize the series as legitimate old-time radio paves the way for other series from that post-196

Ryan, I agree that such an article would be very interesting. What impressed me most in listening to 50 episodes for David last year is that many of them are so good! I think the best ones as a group

Michael, I too am becoming more interested in series from about 1963-1979 that carry on the spirit of old-time radio, and enough members of this group are showing an interest that several articles on

Thank you Walden. As I recall, you mentioned in one of your posts that all the episodes in the six-month run of the four series were aired in 1975. If I am not remembering that accurately, will you pl

Thank you very much for the clarification Bob. I forgot "Faces of Love" entirely, remembered "Author's Studio" as "Actor's Studio" and was unsure about "To Have and Hold" versus "To Have and To Hold."

Michael, this morning I read an article in the New York Times archives by Les Brown dated May 2, 1974. It mentioned CBS Mystery Theater as being broadcast on WOR-New York and also noted that "The Mutu