Old Time Radio Show Requests

Does anyone have the Adventure Is Your Heritage series? Goldin lists 19 shows. OTRR library has one show, listed twice, in bad sound. Sounds like an interesting series.

Here are two I have.
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Thanks, I've never heard of this show.

...and "The Invisible Century" (on the otrr page and everywhere else) should of course be "The Invisible Sentry".

Thanks, Wildcat!

looking for

The Kraft Music Hall. May 9, 1946. NBC net, KDKA, Pittsburgh aircheck. Sponsored by: Kraft, Sterling Motor Oil (local). The last show of the season, the last show of the series starring Bing Crosby, the last regularly scheduled show by Bing Crosby ever on NBC. The first tune is, "Paper Moon." 23:53 to network cue. After station I.D., Postmaster General Robert Hannigan explains to listeners that because of the coal shortage (due to a strike) some rail transportation has been curtailed. Therefore, some parcel post shipments will not be accepted from Washington, D.C. The start of, "The Sealtest Village Store" is heard. 29:55 total. Bing Crosby, Ken Carpenter, Perry Botkin, Eddy Duchin, Dorothy Claire, Spike Jones and The City Slickers, John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra, Robert Hannigan. 29:55. Audio condition: Excellent. Incomplete.

Does anyone have any Joe and Ethel Turp shows that they are willing to share?

Thanks!

I only have one show

Joe and Ethel Turp 43-09-07

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Thanks kdmarket

Does anyone have any episodes of TIME FOR LOVE that starred Marlene Dietrich during 1953/54?

Here's the first episode:

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Folks,

I am looking for shows about magic. I have Blackstone and Chandu. Any others? I would really like shows that have real Magicians in them like news or variety. Houdini or anything of the sort. Of course listening to a magic trick is pointless but anything would be welcome.

Thanks

BobbyP

Thanks for the Time For Love episode

Here's another "Time for Love," this one from February 4, 1954:

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Those are the same show, Bobby. Actually I now have that show with three different dates. You might find this 2-4-54 version interesting. This is how it was aired in Germany, with radio's version of subtitles! [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

You're right, they're both 54-02-04. Does anyone have the 53-01-15 show?

kdmarket wrote:I only have one show

Joe and Ethel Turp 43-09-07

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Wow, I really enjoyed this - and featuring a favorite radio actor of mine...hope more turn up...thanks for sharing..

Are there any encodes of Ghost Corps higher than 32kbps?

Also... I discovered that the 1938 dates (from the LA Times) assigned to it by some people are from a repeat airing and not the original airdates.  I was looking in Trove again (the Australian newspapers site) and discovered the US version was aired in Australia.  The earliest listing I found was 1935.08.05, so the US airing has to be earlier not later than that date.
"The Knives Of El Melik" is confirmed as the first serial, and with that spelling, and then "The Prayer Rug Of Nana Sahib" as the second serial, with many more episodes aired after that but no titles are given for the others.  We're also given the information - "Written by Rob Thompson, famous American writer, ex-officer of the French Legion of Honour and a former member of the U.S.A. Diplomatic Corps. It is presented by a strong Hollywood cast."

I have the first 4, would love to get the rest in better sounds....

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Egg_Crisis wrote:Are there any encodes of Ghost Corps higher than 32kbps?

Also... I discovered that the 1938 dates (from the LA Times) assigned to it by some people are from a repeat airing and not the original airdates.  I was looking in Trove again (the Australian newspapers site) and discovered the US version was aired in Australia.  The earliest listing I found was 1935.08.05, so the US airing has to be earlier not later than that date.
"The Knives Of El Melik" is confirmed as the first serial, and with that spelling, and then "The Prayer Rug Of Nana Sahib" as the second serial, with many more episodes aired after that but no titles are given for the others.  We're also given the information - "Written by Rob Thompson, famous American writer, ex-officer of the French Legion of Honour and a former member of the U.S.A. Diplomatic Corps. It is presented by a strong Hollywood cast."

Thanks.

And I have to correct myself here...

Egg_Crisis wrote:with many more episodes aired after that but no titles are given for the others.

On closer inspection, after that particular airing of the two serials the subsequent airings are on a different station at a different time, and so are likely to be repeats of those two serials rather than other different episodes as I'd hoped..

Thanks dbf!

Does anyone have this Meet Corliss Archer program that Goldin lists like this?
10432. Meet Corliss Archer. Dexter tries to borrow $1 to take Corliss to the movies. Janet Waldo, F. Hugh Herbert (creator). 22:51. Audio condition: Excellent. Incomplete

looding for:

The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. January 8, 1945. Program #64. CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. Guest Shirley Temple is trying for a part in a movie that requires an older man to co-star. That sounds right up George's alley! Gracie presents Shirley with an award from Junior Critics of the National Board of Review. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Shirley Temple, The Swantet, Felix Mills and His Orchestra, Harry Von Zell, Howard Duff (AFRS announcer). 29:33

I think this is the show in question:

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that's the show thanks kschriever

Does anyone have Sam Spade episodes that they are willing to share? The copies I have are horrible.