Old Time Radio Show Requests

That was the correct one. Thanks.

Is there a nice sounding version of Jack Benny 53-02-01 High Noon? I have 2 different very bad sounding copies.

nightkey wrote:Is there a nice sounding version of Jack Benny 53-02-01 High Noon? I have 2 different very bad sounding copies.

I've got one that sounds pretty good converted at 96kbps.  I'll try to get it posted tonight for you.  Please let me know if it's better than what you've got.

Actually, this was far easier to do than I expected:
Jack Benny 1953-02-01

Does anyone have these?

KATE SMITH SHOW (4-11-46) From New York, with Ted Collins and guests Dorothy Lamour and columnist Ed Sullivan, who presents Kate with an award from Modern Screen magazine. Kate sings “Slowly” and “These Foolish Things”; Dorothy sings “Personality.” AFRS rebroadcast. (25 min)

SMILE TIME (1940s) A program of comedy and music starring Steve Allen and Wendell Noble, with June Foray. Steve and Wendell need new tires for their car. Songs include “Somebody Loves Me” and “Dearest Darling.” Sustaining, MBS. (14 min)

Got to love when a first post is a contribution and not a request. Thanks and welcome, Wildcat44.

Are there any decent recordings of Orson's Mercury Theater-Campbell Playhouse out there that some could share? There only one I found was a better than average version of War of the Worlds (Youtube)

After years of trying to get my sister interested in OTR, she finally asked me to send some Mercury Theater to her. If I sent the versions I have, she'd never listen to another show.

Geezer wrote:Are there any decent recordings of Orson's Mercury Theater-Campbell Playhouse out there that some could share?  There only one I found was a better than average version of War of the Worlds (Youtube)

After years of trying to get my sister interested in OTR, she finally asked me to send some Mercury Theater to her.  If I sent the versions I have, she'd never listen to another show.

Here's Dracula from 7/11/1938 to start. I can post more if this sounds okay to you.

Mercury Theater 1938-07-11

Looking for Art Linkletter's House Party, especially from the 50's and '60s. I may be off on the date, but there should be one in circulation from July 1952 which I can't seem to find.

Thank you for any help.

rodney4130 wrote:

Geezer wrote:Are there any decent recordings of Orson's Mercury Theater-Campbell Playhouse out there that some could share?  There only one I found was a better than average version of War of the Worlds (Youtube)

After years of trying to get my sister interested in OTR, she finally asked me to send some Mercury Theater to her.  If I sent the versions I have, she'd never listen to another show.

Here's Dracula from 7/11/1938 to start.  I can post more if this sounds okay to you.

Mercury Theater 1938-07-11

Thanks, Rodney. It's an improvement over what I've found thusfar

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This Walk Softly Peter Troy #15 The Karate Kid has bad sound, but I think maybe it could be improved. I think this encode is less common. I have another copy with a bad echo and also bad sound. Can anyone try to remove the tape hiss from this and re-post? Or does anyone have a nice sounding copy? The most common copy circulating is the echoing version which is 32 K, 21:50 in length and about 5,124 K in size. Please don't post that one.

Does anyone have to share this Jeff Regan?

50-04-19 The Smell of Magnolias

Sorry, Andrew, I've got the episode from the week before, but not that one.
Jeff

Mine sound ok, but are definitely a notch below the other episodes in the series.  I can post one if you like.  I checked them all, and they're all about the same. One would probably be representative. I wouldn't say they're very nice, but are certainly listenable.

1946-04-20

Looking for Mary Foster - Editor's Daughter episodes #2242-#2246. Vintage Broadcast has a gap here.

Does anyone happen to have a copy of the Old Court Radio Theatre Company's (OCRTC) presentation of "Room to Let" written by Margery Allingham?

Looking for the following Aldrich Family episodes:

2/18/1943 - Victory Book Drive
2/5/1948 - Leap Year Invitation
12/2/1948 - Remodeling Homer
xx/xx/1949 - Homer Expects a Horse
1/26/1950 - Kendell Sled Race

Undated:

Boat and Theater Seats

Also, these are listed in the Hickerson guide, but I can't turn them up.

1/7/1943
9/9/1943
9/16/1943
9/30/1943
11/4/1943
12/9/1943
3/16/1944
3/23/1944
3/30/1944
4/1/1944
4/7/1944
11/20/1944
3/2/1945
1/27/1949
1/26/1950

ANY help at all would be greatly appreciated.

Here are the 2 shows that I have.

Aldrich Family(48-12-02)-Remodeling Homer-AFRS
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Aldrich Family(49-12-08)-Homer Expects a Horse from Agnes
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Does anyone have

Information Special #61 (H-53-61) How Sleep The Brave (Memorial Day 1949 hw) (c).mp3

or

To The Rear March #66 (SSC 9-28-3 & 4) No Date (c).mp3

Try this show
Special Memorial  Day Program 1949 How Sleep The Brave w Lew Ayres AFRS [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

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AFRS 66 To The Rear March

kdmarket wrote:Here are the 2 shows that I have.

Aldrich Family(48-12-02)-Remodeling Homer-AFRS
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Aldrich Family(49-12-08)-Homer Expects a Horse from Agnes
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Thanks so much for these. Much appreciated!

Hi, folks... I'm looking for any episodes of this program, either in it's network guise or AFRS copies, besides the four listed here:

50-05-30 The Lizards (AFRS)
50-06-06 The New Camp Counselor (AFRS, possible date issues)
50-09-12 Old Tar (AFRS)
50-09-26 Bill, the Burglar (NET)

Thanks in advance!