One other correction: those shows you have listed under the title PEOPLE NEXT DOOR -- The title of the series is THE COUPLE NEXT DOOR, not PEOPLE NEXT DOOR. Randy <><><><><><><><><><>

Blondie - 1944-06-26 - 247 - Opens with an Instriumental Tune. Alexander and the Spooks A couple of notes about this one: The "instrumental tune" that opens the show is "It Ain't Necesssarily So," fro

Daytime serials like "Perry Mason" have never enjoyed the same popularity among collectors as prime-time dramas and comedies, and so have never been circulated as widely. Back in tape-trading days, th

It's pretty typical of how most Facebook groups seem to operate. Hundreds, if not thousands, of members, but only about a dozen or so who participate on a regular basis, and they have a tendency to be

The first copies I had of some of the "Johnny Dollar" five-part serials had been similarly edited down to story only by removing openings, closings, etc. (That was more years ago than I care to rememb

Regarding the discrepancy in dates on INDICTMENT (Goldin gives November 17, 1957, but adds, "possibly dated November 2, 1958.") At the conclusion of the broadcast, the CBS announcer mentions that, "to

A 1940 issue of Broadcasting magazine mentions 225 episodes of "Black Flame of the Amazon" being sold to a sponsor in St. Louis for broadcast over two different stations. If that's accurate, there's a

Ed Wynn's 1949-50 TV series was done live in Los Angeles and kinescoped for the Midwest and East Coast. West Coast viewers saw the show live while East Coast viewers saw it a week or two later as a ki

A couple of photos I have show banners hanging on the back curtains, behind the cast. One is from Amos 'n' Andy and the other from Jack Benny. Very similar. Portrait of the star (s), title of the prog

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it's worth noting that "Frontier Town," which was sold as a package deal with "Frank Race" and "Pat O'Brien from Hollywood," likewise seems to have fallen short of 52 episodes, neither Grams nor Digit

Has anyone come up with evidence that there were ever more than 43 episodes of :"Frank Race" produced? Martin Grams logged two separate runs of 43 episodes each. Digital Deli was likewise unable to co

A friend of mine, who used to download from their FTP site, told me awhile back that he hasn't been able to do that lately, that they hadn't responded to any of his emails, and payments he'd sent them

Browsing through old newspaper referenes to the series and the character, there is, early on, some inconsistency in spelling. Sometimes it's "Ginny" and sometimes it's "Jinny." After awhile, though, t

Lives of Harry Lime - Single Episodes : Old Time Radio Researchers Group : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/OTRR_Harey_Lime_Singles/The+Lives+of+Harr

Ryan, The "Harry Lime" shows you're dubbing may be latter-day Charles Michelson syndication cuts. "Harry Lime" was one of the shows he handled. Some of his stuff was cut rather severely to allow for l

One notable exception was "Information Please," which was performed only once. The spontaneous nature of the quiz would have made a repeat performance impossible. So NBC permitted the east coast broad

Hi Larry, I will take the "Strange Romance of Evelyn Winters" distro. Randy <><><><><><>

"still sells," that should be. Randy

Jerry still custom recorded CDs at $20 an hour. FLAC files sent as downloads are $16 per hour. He used to sell cassettes, too, but I'm not sure he handles those anymore. Randy