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Joe Allen Hi Bill, It's me,Joe from Cairo. You've got a great website!Great photo too. Now I can put your face with your voice.Thanks again for all fabulous broadcasts on "Classic Country"!!!

Bob Champine Great Website , looking forward to hearing some shows.

bob varholy bill just found your web site.sounds good. live in baltimore md.will be listening this weekend.great otr fan.am70 yrs old got first radio in1949. was in on alldhows around then. lone ranger was my hero too.the show you hear in md circa 1986 was probably ed walker at wamu in dc.he is still on douwn here.love nightbeat,six shooter,dragnet and gildersleeve and the best jb jack benny

Lee Sumpter I forgot something. What was Gabriel Heaters sign off words? Does anyone know if some NPR internet radio programs play the old Sunday Symphony or the the Texaco radio hour? Click on my name to e-mail a reply. Thx, Lee I live in Indiana

Lee Sumpter Bill, Thanks again. You made my day [Sunday evening that is.] I am going on 68 yrs of age & I love listening to the old radio serials. Now all I have to do is figure out how to burn CD's to give to my friends who don't own computers. Thx, Lee

Alice B. IN LaGrange I JUST "DISCOVERED" YOU ON THE LARRY HUGHS SHOW, AND WAS RIVITED TO THE RADIO AS YOU SPOKE OF ALL THE OLD SHOWS. I GREW UP ON ALL THESE SHOWS, HAVING BEEN BORN IN '29 SO AM THRILLED TO HAVE FOUND OUT ABOUT THIS. I HAVE ALERTED MY FRIENDS, WHOM I'M SURE WILL ENJOY IT ALSO. I EVEN REMEMBER THE TUNE THAT WAS PLAYED BEFORE THE LET'S PRETEND SHOW.I WOULD COME HOME FROM SCHOOL, TO HEAR MY MOM LISTENING TO BACKSTAGE WIFE, OR MA PERKINS, or Helen Trent. WHAT MEMORIES.

THOMAS D. KENNEDY Enjoyed your site.I'm 72,grew up with all the old favorites.It was a grand time to be a kid listening to the shows.Imagination ran wild. Still get them on site via the computer. Tom Kennedy.Wyoming,Ohio,Maryland and now Vermont.

Bradley S Davis Hello, I have recently been researching my mother's early career in show business. Her name was Helen Strohm and at one time she played little Kathy (Kitten) on the radio version of Father Knowss Best. My Mother had some of the old photo's from the show that were lost in a fire. One of those photos I would dearly love to find was a classic pic of Robert Young sitting in his easy chair with my mom on his knee reading the paper. I would also like to hear from anyone that was involved in the show. My mom was also in Abbott & Costello go to Mars and the original My Blue Heaven with Betty Grable. I just think it would be great to talk to someone who might remember my mom. Respectfully, Bradley Davis 503-739-0708

Gordon Walsh Hi I am now 80 years old, but got my start in radio at WGY, Schenectady when I was 16. I had a mature resonant voice and Earl Pudny hired me. I did Esso News and also was on the FBI show. I was wondering if you might be able to find pictures back about 1941 or so of the FBI show. I had a lot of great memories. Went on from there to New York later on and spent over 50 years as an announcer on TV and radio at several stations throughout the country. I also did some acting. My mentor was Charles Coburn whofirst saw me in a play at theSchenectady Playhouse. He was putting on plays at Union College. Thank you for tuning me in.

robert davis-mason Dear LET'S PRETEND!!!! As a little boy in the 1940's THAT was the one radio station that I wouldn't miss with the CREAM OF WHEAT jingle. I still kow it by heart. Would love to know more about GWYNN DAVIES. I always remember her for some reason. Radio was so good compared to the terrible junk on TV nowadays. BOB

Barbara Barclay Just found your sight. Love it. I grew up listening to radio and have fond memories. Am tryin to find out if anyone has news of Miriam Ross. She was on Let's Pretend and many other shows. Palayed losts of witches becuase of her mature voice. Thanks for any inf.

Bill Stoddard As a young boy and man I listened to Radio all the time. I gor into the Recording business and finaly worked at WOR in New York. The actual studio where the Shadow came from. Knew many of the old time Engineers and Sound Effects Engineers.

Roger Smith As a boy of four, I first saw Clyde Beatty in person with his act of lions and tigers, in Tyler, Texas. I came in from school to listen to his radio show over the Mutual network, at 5:30 pm, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, brought to us by Kellogg's. The cast was uncredited. I later knew Vic Perrin, who played Beatty in all 52 episodes on radio. Later, I worked for Mr. Beatty in 1964, as his assistant and apprentice. He remains among the best men I've known. God rest him, and God bless Old Time Radio. Roger Smith

Ingrid Meighan Waldron Hi again Bill, I'm looking forward to this Sunday, May 1, and will try to make it a habit (don't get a chance to hear the voice of my father, Jim Meighan, in 3 shows! He died in 1970.) Have updated the Real Player in anticipation. Super! And keep it up! Ingrid Meighan Waldron From: Eastern Rhode Island

George Tompkins Bill, I finially get to see the site. Had to go to Fla. on vacation to do so. I look foward to sunday nites and your theatre of the mind.Your going to pick up several listeners while I'm here.Too bad I can't listen to a show now.Have you found any more Kay Kiser?We'll see you at the "Old Time Radio Convention" this year.Maybe I'll stop by the

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