Thursday Night - Old Time Radio

Our presenter for this week is “The Commercials man” Danny Goodwin. Let us see what Danny will be playing for us this week.

Welcome to another Commercial Corner. Does your back ache? Does your head hurt? Are you lacking in energy? We shall present those wonderful products which manufacturers claimed would give you with an escape from your aches and pains. Take a listen!

Our presenter for this week isJohn Beaulieu. Let us see what John will be playing for us this week.

Hey gang, it’s time for another What Once was Radio. Thursday night June 9th in the Fred Bertelsen room 9:00 P.M. eastern day light time and 6:00 p.m. out west. I won’t tell you the programs or shows but let’s just say that we will hear a remembrance that will have your mind wandering trying to figure where it is going and then we will have a nice romance.

Our presenter for this week isKelly Sapergia. Let us see what Kellywill be playing for us this week.

This Thursday, June 2, I’ll be playing the following shows:

Gunsmoke: The Soldier (from April 25, 1953)
Let’s Pretend: The Brave Little Tailor (from July 12, 1947)

Our presenter for this week is Joy Jackson. Let us see what Joy will be playing this week.
What does Washington Irving and Lord Dunsany have in common? On May 26, I’ll have an answer. American Radio Theater will present two spine-tingling tales. You’ll be sitting on the edge of your seat.

Our host for this weekis “Rotten Rick Spurgeon.” Let us see what Rick will be playing for us.

As we twist that old tuning knob this time I can promise you a pair of truly amazing shows. While I won’t guarantee you’ll be amazed by them, I think it’s safe to say you will enjoy. You might already have an idea what one offering will be. If not, all I can say is tut tut. Oops, I just gave you a clue to one of the shows, so I’d better stop now before I completely spoil the surprise.

This week, in honor of Cinco de may when Mexican troops defeated a French Army and took a big step towards the independence of Mexico. I shall play two shows by The Robin Hood of the Old West, The Cisco Kid starring Jack mather and harry lang. Please drop by at 8 pm for some great oTR chat. I suspect that there may be some Latino music for you to hear in commemoration of Cinco de mayo.
Host: Robert Acosta

Our Presenter for this Thursday will be Kelly Sapergia. He will play two programs.
Dragnet “The Big Compulsion,” April 12, 1953. Also, The Amos ‘n Andy 25th Anniversary program: April 14, 1953.

Our Presenter for this week is a dear friend, danny Goodwin who will be playing his tenth Commercial Corner for us. Let us see what Dannny has to say about his presentation

Hello Bob:

Now that we have finally got rid of the winter season (at least on the calendar), I have another COMMERCIAL CORNER program ready. This is actually a repeat of the first COMMERCIAL CORNER I presented concerning the changes of the radio commercials during the golden age (titled “Radio Commercials 1920’s-1960’s-Another Look”. The only difference is the material I’m using is different from the first, and I hope a little more polished.

Thank you.

Danny Goodwin

Our Presenter for this week is Matt Cox who will be playing some great shows. Let us see what Matt has to say about his presentation.

It’s been a long time since Cruising the Classics has been heard and
I’m pleased to say that it will be nice to be back March 31st in the
Bertelsen Room at 9 pm Eastern 6 pm Pacific. This week we’ll be
looking at the NBC University Theater again and from April 9 1950
we’ll be listening to “The Nazareen,” by Shalom Ash. The Book was
written in 1939 and tells the story from three different prspectives
of the last days of Jesus. The book was originally written in
Yiddish and with some masterful work done by Ernest Kenoi is well
translated and preserved.

Our Presenter for this week is Joy Jackson who will be playing some great shows. Let us see what Joy has to say about her presentation.

Thursday March 24
For something a little different, Joy Jackson will share a couple of episodes from a program she recently got trapped in, from those folks at the BBC. It’s The Last Resort. We’ll take you to Africa and Zimbabwe, the place once called Rhodesia. She’ll follow that up with a couple of ART recreations of Vic and Sade.