Jerry Haendiges' "Old Time Radio Classics" Jerry began broadcasting over several Southern California stations from 1969 till 1989. In 1974, with Jim Coontz and Kevin Stern, he started an old time radio club in Los Angeles, The Society To Preserve and Encourage Radio Drama, Variety and Comedy, using the acronym SPERDVAC. In 2002 he offered to Guest host his very close friends, John and Larry Gassman's "Same Time, Same Station" temporarily till they could take it over again. John and Larry are now back and you hear their excellent programs right here every week right here on his Olde Tyme Radio Network. Jerry is continuing on using his original show title of "Old Time Radio Classics."

Jerry's Links Email Comments and Requests to: Jerry@OTRSite.com Main Table of Contents: Vintage Radio Place Purchase CDs or Cassettes: Sales and Services Highest Quality mp3 programs: mp3 Catalog Podcast: www.OTRPod.com Old Time Radio Logs: Vintage Radio Logs Click here for: Archived Previous Broadcasts

Tom Heathwood's "Heritage Radio Theatre" Tom has been on Boston radio and producing radio programs since the 1940's, and is now in his 28th year of looking back at OTR on Heritage Radio Theatre.

Tom's Links Email Tom at: HeritageRadio@msn.com Visit Tom's Website: "Heritage Radio Classics" Tom's Phone Number: 617-430-5000 Click here for: Archived Previous Broadcasts

Larry and John Gassman's "Same Time, Same Station" Identical twin brothers, John and Larry Gassman are used to surprising skeptics. Blind since birth, they have been exceeding the expectations of doubting observers all their lives. The Gassman's radio careers were launched in 1973, at a small radio station at Rio Hondo College in Whittier. By 1980, they were the sole hosts, producers and engineers of the KPCC-FM radio program, "Same Time, Same Station". The show was devoted to airing vintage radio programs which featured dramas, comedies, variety programs, news broadcasts and documentaries from the 1930's, '40's, and '50's. These original productions were aired in their entirety, uncut and uninterrupted. The show lasted until March of 2000. They then moved their program to KCSN in Northridge, California. In 2002 they both became to busy to continue the broadcast. Rather then to see the show die, Jerry Haendiges offered to "guest" host the show temporarily. After an absence of over 8 years, the Gassman's are happy to now resume "Same Time, Same Station" on my Olde Tyme Radio Network (and I'm really happy to have them back)..

Larry and John's Links Email John at: johngassman@roadrunner.com Email Larry at: lgsinger@sbcglobal.net Click here for: Archived Previous Broadcasts

Duane Keilstrup's "OTR Classics And Curios" Duane Victor Keilstrup, Professor Emeritus at the University of Texas at Arlington, is a native Nebraskan and a Texan by choice. He grew up enjoying big bands at the Orpheum Theater in Omaha and now produces vintage music and classic radio comedy shows on YesterdayUSA. He served many years as editor of an educational journal and recently authored a book with the subtitle "Singing and Soaring on Paths of Joy" at Xulon Press. Dr. Keilstrup and his wife of 49 years reside in Arlington, Texas where they enjoy their three children, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Duane says he is excited to join The Olde Tyme Radio Network and invites listeners to visit his website at OTRClassicsAndCurios.com.

Duane's Links Email Duane at: dvictork@gmail.com Visit Duane's Website: "OTR Classics And Curios" Click here for: Archived Previous Broadcasts

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This Week's Classics & Curios Show: "Echoes of Songs and Laughter" Episode 28 The "Lady Esther Screen Guild Theater" of April 21, 1947, presents "Too Many Husbands" starring Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, and Lucille Ball. Bob and Frank do their things in this comedy held together by Lucille Ball's steadying performance. The play is adapted from the 1940 film of the same name starring Fred MacMurray, Jean Arthur, and Melvyn Douglas. A spouse lost at sea who suddenly shows up was the plot in two other films with actors Cary Grant, Irene Dunne, and Randolph Scott in one and James Garner, Doris Day, and Chuck Conners in the other. The radio version is more like a sketch on Bob Hope's own show, but it's great fun. And, of course, Lucille Ball starred with Richard Denning in the radio show "My Favorite Husband "from July 23, 1948, through March 31, 1951. Then it's a Classics & Curios Extra: "Guest Star," also from 1947, with Frank Sinatra singing "Great Day" and "You'll Never Walk Alone." Also, Harry Sosnik and the orchestra do "Sticky Fingers." The announcer is Les Tremaine who encourages the radio audience to buy savings bonds and tells Frank that his performance was "swell."