Thursday Night - Old Time Radio

Our Presenter for this week is Michael Amaro. Let us read what Michael will be playing.

Hello OTR fans,

join me this thursday as I present gang busters and space patrol

Host:John Beaulieu
E-Mail: john.beaulieu@verizon.net

Our Presenter for this week is Robert Acosta. Let us read what Bob will be playing.

This time, I am borrowing material produced by Mr. Irwin Terrell entitled The Time machine. I wish to publicly thank Irwin for allowing me to present his wonderful program.

Host: John Beaulieu
E-Mail: john.beaulieu@verizon.net

Our Presenter for this week is Danny Goodwin. Let us read what Danny will be playing.

the fred bertelsen room of radio out of the past sends a warm welcome back to our commercial corner man danny goodwin. danny’s commercial corner this thursday will feature commercials during sporting events. come in this thursday and welcome back danny and another commercial corner. see you then.

Host: John Beaulieu
E-Mail: john.beaulieu@verizon.net

Our Presenter for this week isMatt Cox. . Let us read what Matt will be playing.

This time on Cruising The Classics I’m continuing my trend of getting to know an author’s works not just a random work. As it’s John’s birthdaay, we’re going to start with a true New Englander, Nathaniel Hawthorne. We’ll look at two very different works which may surprise and seem familiar to you at the same time. We’ll start by listening to Favorite Story from Feb 18 1947 Doctor Heideger’s Experiment then conclude with a half hour NBC University Theater version of probably Hawthorne’s most famous work The Scarlet Letter from Nov 26 1950.
Thanks so much for listening. Matt Cox

Host:John Beaulieu
E-Mail: john.beaulieu@verizon.net

Our Presenter for this week isLarry Gassman. . Let us read what Larry will be playing.

Well, it isn’t often that we have the chance to showcase someone from the music field for an hour. But we’ll have that opportunity this Thursday at Radio Out Of The Past.
This time we salute Burl Ives as we take a look at his extensive radio career.
We’ll hear him in a play called: “Liberation” from 11/2/1944.

He starred in his own syndicated show for Philco for several years.
One evening Bing Crosby dropped over and they had the chance to sing together.

“The Burl Ives show” from 04/04/1947 Bing Crosby guests.

Finally Burl Ives returned the favor almost three weeks later.
“Philco Radio Time” 04/23/1947 bing crosby and burl ives.

Host:John Beaulieu
E-Mail: john.beaulieu@verizon.net