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I see Errol Flynn recreated his screen role of GENERAL CUSTER in "They Died with their Boots on".
11-17-1941

https://www.oldtimeradiodownloads.com/d ... 1941-11-17

Rest in Peace, Stewart.

Due to RACIST and SEXIST content Wisconsin Public Radio has cancel its Old-Time Radio broadcasts.


https://www.allaccess.com/net-news/arch ... radio-dram

I love westerns and MAVERICK is a favorite.

So, I was pleased to hear Jack Kelly(Bart Maverick) in the episode
"A Shipment of Mute Fate"
1-06-1957

I enjoyed reading your article.

Grass Lake sounds like a nice place to visit and relax with your family and Friends.

Jerry Haendiges has updated his GREAT GILDERSLEEVE log with Five 15 episodes.

"Buddies" 10-26-1954
"Opera" 12-07-1954
"Floyd's Inhearitance" 10-20-1955
"Income Tax" 1956"
"Serious Calamity" 3-07-1957.

These are listed at the end of the log.


http://www.otrsite.com/logs/logg1002.htm

No offense to Chuck Connors who was great on the "RifleMan" would have been a medicore Johnny Dollar.
Wonder if Chuck did any OTR shows?
I see none are listed at the RadioGoldIndex except for a series on NPR in 1984.

Glad the brass picked Bob Bailey.

My is "Christmas Story" from December 20th, 1952.

No gun play just a heart warming story Matt tells a stranger he meets on the trail about Christmas time in Dodge City.

Charlie McCarthy had his own comic book for a few issues in the late 40's.
Our Miss Brooks had 1 issue publish in 1956 by Dell.

I have all the 30 minute TV GS Episodes on DVD.
Its interesting to compare what changes were made in the script from
Radio to TV.
Too bad the radio episodes were not included as a bonus feature on DVD.

Thanks for the Info.

Agree FORT LARMAIE was a great series to listen too.
Only downside it only lasted 39-40 episodes.
The "Gary Owens" theme music has a rousing beat to get your toes a tapping and to hum along.

According to the RADIOGOLDINDEX Karloff had 3 guest appearances on
Duffy's Tavern.

1-12-1945
5-21-1947
10-5-1951

I love Radio Westerns and look forward to reading this book.

It seems the comedy show back then like to bring in BORIS KARLOFF for Halloween Guest appearance.

I have heard Boris on: Bing Croby, Duffy's Tavern, Bergen & McCarthy, and Sealtest Variety Theater with Dorothy Lamour.