Sharing Shows from my collection

Thanks for the Hermit's Cave. I have also been away for a week and so match activity to catch up on. Thank you very much. - Tom

Thank you Toebig!

Thanks! Love the Fatman....movie was great too

We're off to Bakersfield and my wife's weekly shopping trip.

I don't repeat gossip, so listen carefully.

BlueBeetle_28_CrimeInc
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Captain Midnight 391124 Ep195 Escape
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Front Line Theatre 44 #122 The Women I Killed
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Man on The Farm 461221 #255
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Mel Blanc 46-11-05 The New Radio
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TruthOrConsequences_47-10-18_NewMissHushOf1947
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Thanks for the Front Line Theater shows Toebig

You are most welcome otrhead.

Tom

I don't think you've posted this one, toebig. Sorry if I'm wrong. The Hermit's Cave "The Crimson Hand". [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

thank you lasombra.

Tom

Sorry, I'm a little late today.

Math problems are the only place you can buy 60 watermelons and no one wonders why.


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Captain Midnight 391127 Ep196 Danger In The Air
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Front Line Theatre 44-05-22 #128 Up in Mabel's Room
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Man on The Farm 470111 #258
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Steve Canyon 480902 The Rubies of Kali
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Grantland Rice Story 55-07-08 #1 Beginning at the Beginning
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Thank you Toebig!

You're welcome, Harlow.

Tom

Thank you Tom & Barbara

Since this seems to be one of Cobalt's most visited places, I'm posting these and asking for some assistance...

I've been transferring reels from an old collection and came across these two AFRS Alan Young Show programs. They do not appear to be circulating. I'm trying to determine the dates. One of the shows opens with Alan getting ready for the opera that night, but it is a different plotline than the opera-related episode that is already in circulation. Newspaper listings have not been particularly helpful here, but someone may get luckier in that they may have a different source. My guess is that these are from 1946 or thereabouts. Insights greatly appreciated -- enjoy!!

Alan Young 194y-mm-dd Alan talks about his ancestors AFRS.mp3
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Alan Young 194y-mm-dd Taking scouts on nature hike AFRS.mp3
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This AFRS Broadway Bandbox show with Sinatra was also in the batch. I'm trying to figure out what network series this came from. Could this be a Light-Up Time program, and if so, what date would it have been?

Broadway Bandbox - Frank Sinatra AFRS.mp3
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WE're getting ready to leave for Bakersfield for a doctor's appointment, so see you later this afternoon.

Why do they sterilize needles for lethal injections?

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Captain Midnight 391128 Ep197 The Crash
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Front Line Theatre 44-07-21 #99 Honeymoon Deferred
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Man on The Farm 470118 #259
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Fred Allen 340321 The Hour of Smiles Judge Allen's Court
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Texaco Town with Eddie Stanley #39 - June 13, 1937
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Have a good trip.

greybelt wrote:This AFRS Broadway Bandbox show with Sinatra was also in the batch. I'm trying to figure out what network series this came from. Could this be a Light-Up Time program, and if so, what date would it have been?

Broadway Bandbox - Frank Sinatra AFRS.mp3
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It's 10 Oct 1943 according to this...
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greybelt wrote:Since this seems to be one of Cobalt's most visited places, I'm posting these and asking for some assistance...

I've been transferring reels from an old collection and came across these two AFRS Alan Young Show programs. They do not appear to be circulating. I'm trying to determine the dates. One of the shows opens with Alan getting ready for the opera that night, but it is a different plotline than the opera-related episode that is already in circulation. Newspaper listings have not been particularly helpful here, but someone may get luckier in that they may have a different source. My guess is that these are from 1946 or thereabouts. Insights greatly appreciated -- enjoy!!

Alan Young 194y-mm-dd Alan talks about his ancestors AFRS.mp3
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This one is dated November 21, 1944. The newspaper description that day said, "Alan Young reverts to the medieval and relives career of his armor-laden ancestor."

greybelt wrote:Since this seems to be one of Cobalt's most visited places, I'm posting these and asking for some assistance...


Alan Young 194y-mm-dd Taking scouts on nature hike AFRS.mp3
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This one is dated November 14, 1944. The newspaper description that day said, "Alan Young substitutes as a scoutmaster."

Thanks for the Steve Canyon (and the continuing Captain Midnight and Blue Beetle) Tom. Too bad it was only a pilot. It sounded like it might have been fun to listen too if there had been more. The Batman was interesting too but the story sounded like a Sherlock Holmes story I had read, seen, or heard before. I can see why it wasn't picked up. Batman and Robin in the Superman episodes were much better.

We really need a time machine like in some of the science fiction stories so we can go back and get some of these series completed. It's so sad that so much is lost.

Bobby P that was SPECTACULAR
What paper did you find those in? Newspapers.com had no hits like that!

Egg_Crisis that was equally MARVELOUS -- so very much appreciated!

The files are now renamed
Alan Young 1944-11-14 Alan subs as scoutmaster and goes on nature hike AFRS.mp3
Alan Young 1944-11-21 Alan reverts to medieval lives of his armored ancestors AFRS.mp3
Broadway Bandbox 1943-10-10 Sinatra 1st song Pistol Packin Mama AFRS.mp3

Hail Cobaltia!!

Gordon -- we need to go back in time with our digital recorders and lots of batteries and memory chips!

greybelt wrote:Bobby P that was SPECTACULAR
What paper did you find those in? Newspapers.com had no hits like that!

Egg_Crisis that was equally MARVELOUS -- so very much appreciated!

The files are now renamed
Alan Young 1944-11-14 Alan subs as scoutmaster and goes on nature hike AFRS.mp3
Alan Young 1944-11-21 Alan reverts to medieval lives of his armored ancestors AFRS.mp3
Broadway Bandbox 1943-10-10 Sinatra 1st song Pistol Packin Mama AFRS.mp3

Hail Cobaltia!!

Gordon -- we need to go back in time with our digital recorders and lots of batteries and memory chips!

They were both in the Wisconsin State Journal (page 15 for both dates).

This joke will gross some of you out. ENJOY the OTR.

A woman walks into a bar with a five pound chihuahua and sits down next to a guy whom she notices is feeling a little queasy. A few minutes go by and the guy blows his chunks. He looks down and sees the little dog struggling in a pool of vomit and says "Whoa, I don't remember eating That."


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Captain Midnight 391129 Ep198 Exploits In The Temple
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Front Line Theatre 44-xx-xx #119 Suez Road
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Man on The Farm 470125 #260
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Joan Davis Time 480124 Sam Spade
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It Pays to Be Ignorant 44-10-06 Guest Deems Taylor
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Adventures of Philip Marlowe 490521 Night Tide
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Thank you Toebig!

You are welcome Harlow.