Jack Benny: What time is it? Phil Harris: I don't know. The big hand is straight down and the little hand is bent over. Jack Benny: That's 6:15. For heaven's sake, why don't you learn to tell time? Phil Harris: I tried to, but it keeps changing.
Bill, you're just discovering this one? I think I ran it through FM2 a year or so back, but might not've advertised it further. It's convenient as all get out, but the audio quality of many of the episodes archived here is very poor (others are fine). "But how much did you pay to get in..."
You might also want to deal with Hulu.com and the other tv/film streaming sites. I've been listening to/reacquainting myself to the the episodes of PEACEMAKERS and LIFE over the last several days at work, in place of some of my more usual public radio auditing.
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What no tip of the hat, Curley?
Jack Benny: What time is it?
Phil Harris: I don't know. The big hand is straight down and the little hand is bent over.
Jack Benny: That's 6:15. For heaven's sake, why don't you learn to tell time?
Phil Harris: I tried to, but it keeps changing.
http://otrperk.com/
http://www.themonsterclub.com/radiolibrary.htm
http://calfkiller.googlepages.com/oldtimeradiodownloads
Here's a belated hat tip, and thanks for the other links. I need to do an EQMM column on OTR links.
Bill, you're just discovering this one? I think I ran it through FM2 a year or so back, but might not've advertised it further. It's convenient as all get out, but the audio quality of many of the episodes archived here is very poor (others are fine). "But how much did you pay to get in..."
You might also want to deal with Hulu.com and the other tv/film streaming sites. I've been listening to/reacquainting myself to the the episodes of PEACEMAKERS and LIFE over the last several days at work, in place of some of my more usual public radio auditing.
Check out the old time radio section of the Internet Archive for more OTR programs.
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