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Brad · Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 9:11 am Post subject: 5 DVD's Of Shows Being Added

As most of you know, our good friend Mike Y has donated tons of shows to our club over the last few years.

Mike has just sent us another 5 full DVD's of great old time radio shows!

It'll take me a while to go through them. I will be uploading them to the club area starting today.

Here is a list of the shows he has shared with us:

33 Half Moon Street
ABC Mystery Time (4)
American Portraits - 1951
At Ease (AFRS)
Ave Maria Hour
Best Of All
Big Story, The
Brothers in Law
Can You Imagine That
Can You Top This
Captains of Industry
Case Dismissed
Cavalcade Of Kings, The
Charlie and His Orchestra
Charlie Chan
Charlotte Greenwood Show, The
Chevrolet Program - Musical Moments, The
Choose A Song, Partner
Congo Curt
Consider Your Verdict - SA
Democracy In America
Destination Freedom
Diamond Dramas
Did Justice Triumph
Doctor at Large
Doctor In The House
Drama of the Courts
Drop Dead
Earplay (NPR)
Easy Money
Educating Archie (BBC)
Eleventh Hour, The
Four Star Playhouse
Frank Muir Goes Into
Frank Sinatra - Light Up Time
Greatest Of These, The
Hank Williams - Health and Happiness Show, The
Hank Williams - Mother's Best Flour Show
Hardy Family
Hear It Now
Hearts in Harmony
Hello Sucker
Hollywood Star Playhouse
Hollywood Star Time
Hollywood Theater Of Stars
Hour of St. Francis
Howie Wing - A Saga of Aviation
Human Adventure
Just For You
Keep Em Rolling
Key, The
Keys to the Capitol
Kingsmen
Kitty Keene, Inc
Leo is on the Air
Les Miserables
Let's Go To Town
Light Crust Doughboys
Listener's Playhouse
Love Story
Meet Mr. McNutley
Monticello Party Line
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Show (not listed in Otter)
Murder On The Run (not listed in Otter)
Paul Whiteman - The Kraft Program
Plantation Jubilee
Refreshment Time With Singin' Sam
Roy Achuff Show
Steptoe and Son
Stop Messing About
Stories of Sherlock Holmes (SA)
Strange Adventure

Thanks for all you do for our club Mike!

Brad
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human · Joined: 20 Nov 2007 Posts: 232

That's quite a contribution. I was interested to see Steptoe & Son on the list. I didn't realize it had been a radio show. The TV show was the basis of the classic American sitcom Sanford & Son. It's amazing how many of the most popular American sitcoms of that era were based on British shows. All in the Family was based on one called 'Til Death Do Us Part, and Three's Company was based on one called A Man About the House.

Jimbo · Joined: 12 Sep 2010 Posts: 190 Location: Georgia, USA

Wow. That's a nice contribution. A lot of that stuff is pretty rare. Thanks for the contribution!
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