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Thank you for sharing this news. I benefited many times from the knowledge Stewart shared - I appreciate his generosity in contributing to multiple OTR communities, not to mention all the legwork he did to obtain that knowledge! Thankfully his work will live on and be available through his many arti...

At the exact time I was reading this Rob Bamberger was giving the MWOTRC group a plug on WAMU'S Big Broadcast.

Select movie theaters across the country will be showing It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World in early April. This movie includes a supporting role for Eddie Anderson and a cameo by Jack Benny. Here's info on theaters and theaters if you're interested: http://www.cinemark.com/cinemark-classic-series-spring-...

Thanks Stewart! Those were very interesting reads. Being younger, it's easy for me to forget that women used to have to put up with such nonsense (CBS not hiring women writers...yeesh). You're right that I had heard about Kathleen Hite, but not Marian Clark. And it turns out that some of Clark's cha...

I was curious to hear Walter Tetley (just wanted to see if he tried to do anything different with his voice) and picked "Too Hot To Live" from your list. Funnily enough, he is not actually part of the show itself in this episode. He plays "Johnny Plug Check" in two, one-line appearances during the A...

It's not easy to search this site, so I apologize if this has been shared previously. I found this clip of Charles Kuralt reporting on Jack Benny's funeral. The quality is not great, but it's interesting to see everyone (the cast of the show and other celebs) and to hear Bob Hope's touching eulogy. ...

I wasn't aware of the Jim and Marion Jordan episode - found it on YouTube last night. It was really good, and well-acted! I had heard an interview Jim Jordan gave near the end of his life where he talked about the difficulty of getting work after Fibber because people didn't even know who "Jim Jorda...

Ah, thank you so much! You have no idea how long that had been bugging me.

There is occasionally a mention of an illness that I'm not familiar with. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what it is. One mention is in the Professor Lute Bone episode, when Matt and Doc go out to listen to the professor, you can hear the professor saying that his tonic has "cured more than ...