Old Time Radio Show Requests

Bobby P
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This is it I believe.

Beauty, thank you!

looking for bob hope show 1947-04-29 and 1948-03-23

thanks

kdmarket wrote:looking for

One World Award Program. March 31, 1946. CBS Pacific net. Sustaining. A testimonial dinner in honor of Norman Corwin. The program originates from The Florentine Room of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Los Angeles. Robert Young and Paul Robeson speak in praise of Norman Corwin, who has been awarded the Wendell Willkie "One World" award. Paul Robeson makes an eloquent speech, Norman Corwin makes an acceptance speech. Norman Corwin, Robert Young, Paul Robeson

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lasombra wrote:

kdmarket wrote:looking for

One World Award Program. March 31, 1946. CBS Pacific net. Sustaining. A testimonial dinner in honor of Norman Corwin. The program originates from The Florentine Room of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Los Angeles. Robert Young and Paul Robeson speak in praise of Norman Corwin, who has been awarded the Wendell Willkie "One World" award. Paul Robeson makes an eloquent speech, Norman Corwin makes an acceptance speech. Norman Corwin, Robert Young, Paul Robeson

thanks

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thanks for the show

Does anyone have some good quality Ozzie & Harriet shows? I had some on reels. Now most of the digitized copies I have are at 32kbps.

Does anyone have good WAV or FLAC copies of Secret Agent K-7 or Secret Agent K-7 Returns? I just discovered this show and really like it. There are a lot of mp3s on archive.org, but would love to get lossless transfers if anyone has them...

lasombra wrote:Does anyone have some good quality Ozzie & Harriet shows? I had some on reels. Now most of the digitized copies I have are at 32kbps.

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Thanks very much for the Ozzie & Harriet, dbf. Unfortunately my Secret Agent K-7 shows are also in mp3.

Hi dbf, here are a few Secret Agent K-7. Some are in flac and the others are high bit rate mp3. Hope it helps.

Tom

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toebig wrote:Hi dbf, here are a few Secret Agent K-7. Some are in flac and the others are high bit rate mp3. Hope it helps.

Tom

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Thanks, Tom!

Thanks for the K-7 episodes & Ned Jordan. I don't think I've ever heard an episode of Ned

kdmarket wrote:looking for

One World Award Program. March 31, 1946. CBS Pacific net. Sustaining. A testimonial dinner in honor of Norman Corwin. The program originates from The Florentine Room of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Los Angeles. Robert Young and Paul Robeson speak in praise of Norman Corwin, who has been awarded the Wendell Willkie "One World" award. Paul Robeson makes an eloquent speech, Norman Corwin makes an acceptance speech. Norman Corwin, Robert Young, Paul Robeson

thanks

Here is a link for the awards dinner in case it has not been found. I did not see any reply to this request..
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StJ

St_Jack wrote:

kdmarket wrote:looking for

One World Award Program. March 31, 1946. CBS Pacific net. Sustaining. A testimonial dinner in honor of Norman Corwin. The program originates from The Florentine Room of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Los Angeles. Robert Young and Paul Robeson speak in praise of Norman Corwin, who has been awarded the Wendell Willkie "One World" award. Paul Robeson makes an eloquent speech, Norman Corwin makes an acceptance speech. Norman Corwin, Robert Young, Paul Robeson

thanks

Here is a link for the awards dinner in case it has not been found. I did not see any reply to this request..
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StJ  

Well darn, I now see the file was supplied after all. I'll leave my link up as the file is flac and may be an upgrade...?

St_Jack wrote:

St_Jack wrote:

kdmarket wrote:looking for

One World Award Program. March 31, 1946. CBS Pacific net. Sustaining. A testimonial dinner in honor of Norman Corwin. The program originates from The Florentine Room of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Los Angeles. Robert Young and Paul Robeson speak in praise of Norman Corwin, who has been awarded the Wendell Willkie "One World" award. Paul Robeson makes an eloquent speech, Norman Corwin makes an acceptance speech. Norman Corwin, Robert Young, Paul Robeson

thanks

Here is a link for the awards dinner in case it has not been found. I did not see any reply to this request..
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StJ  

Well darn, I now see the file was supplied after all. I'll leave my link up as the file is flac and may be an upgrade...?

thanks for the show

Thanks St_Jack, it is appreciated.

Tom

lasombra
Here are the episodes of Ozzie and Harriet that I have to offer.

Here are the episodes in FLAC format:

45-02-13 Valentine Card
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45-08-12 Antique Vase
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48-10-31 Haunted House
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48-11-07 Ozzie Is In A Rut
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48-12-05 Guest: Bing Crosby
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49-01-02 New Year's Resolutions
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49-02-06 Housekeeping
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and here they are in MP3 format (320 kbps)

45-02-13 Valentine Card
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45-08-12 Antique Vase
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48-10-31 Haunted House
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48-11-07 Ozzie Is In A Rut
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48-12-05 Guest: Bing Crosby
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49-01-02 New Year's Resolutions
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49-02-06 Housekeeping
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Thanks for the shows, Harlow Wilcox.

nightkey wrote:Can anyone post any of these?

   Modern Romances 1944 Fear Haunted
   Modern Romances 1944 Goodbye Darling
   Modern Romances 1944 Infatuation
   Modern Romances 1944 Little Child Saved Me
   Modern Romances 1944 Runaway Wife
   Modern Romances 1944 Thrill Hungry
   Modern Romances 1944 Under My Boss's Spell

Here's Infatuation, nightkey:https://spaces.hightail.com/receive/fE0SeiIKB1

Does anyone have this show?

Too Many Cooks. July 24, 1950. CBS net. Sustaining. The first show of the series. A situation about a couple with ten kids. Father is outvoted. Hal March, Mary Jane Croft, George Fenneman, Richard Crenna.

BobbyP wrote:Does anyone have this show?

Too Many Cooks. July 24, 1950. CBS net. Sustaining. The first show of the series. A situation about a couple with ten kids. Father is outvoted. Hal March, Mary Jane Croft, George Fenneman, Richard Crenna.

here's the audtion show called Count Your Blessings 1950-05-15 [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

check out this radio log
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Anybody have the Buck Rogers serials in good sound? Mine are all at 32kbps.

lasombra wrote:Anybody have the Buck Rogers serials in good sound? Mine are all at 32kbps.

I've been wanting to upgrade mine too - they're probably the same ones (2-3MB files). Would love some FLACs from this series if anyone has....but any upgrades are welcome of course :-)

Hi guys, I only have three episodes. I traded for them many years ago on reel to reel and then encoded the reel to wav. One episode is pretty good, the other two are so so. Hope they are an improvement, but no guarantees.

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Does anyone have FLAC/WAV versions of the "Omar, Wizard Of Persia" serial from (I think) 1931 ?