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Classic movies, TV, movie stars, directors, and all the things you love about the Golden Age of Hollywood.
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Focus is on content made more than 30 years ago, and more specifically on movies and TV from the 1930s, 40s, 50s and 60s, when they really knew how to make 'em!, but any classics from 1930`s to 1980`s is welcome.
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Who is your favorite actors?
What is your favorite classic TV shows? or Movies?
What radio shows were transitioned to TV?
Favorite movie adapted for radio?
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Comment by Ron Larocque on February 27, 2009 at 4:31pm - This is awesome gang! Anyone remember Seahunt where Lloyd Bridges would do the narration himself? Really great stories for a half-hour TV series. I remember Walt Disney had Zorro;Swamp Fox,(Canadas Leslie Nielson!);Elfego Baca;Texas John Slaughter to name a few! Great 50s-60s TV. Thanks for this. Great idea - Ron L.
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Comment by TheMadBlonde on February 17, 2009 at 5:05pm - Gotta agree, GREAT idea! Thanks for starting this!
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Comment by Robert Grindlinger on February 16, 2009 at 10:06pm - Thanks for the invite...my first recollection of TV was Howdy Doody in 1954, and I remember sitting in my highchair for a solid hour watching Zorro with Guy Williams...I guess that makes me an old pro on classic TV. It was my best babysitter!
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Comment by Warren on February 16, 2009 at 2:12pm - A great idea, looking forward to see what pops up. A lot of great stuff you don't see anymore.
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Comment by abby on February 16, 2009 at 9:41am - Hi Robert, I'm looking forward to enjoying my old favourites! Thanks! Abby :)
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Comment by James on February 15, 2009 at 12:16pm - Great idea Robert!!
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been trying to find the serials we use listen to during and just after the second world war.it was better then the tv is now.kept us on our toes,like (meet the huggets.) --(pc 49)--( this is the man in black) (perry mason)little (liver pills -bing sings.were he sang songs which you dont hear today) (the black and white minstral show)then there was all the classic films and plays.please please see if you can bring these back.there are many many british old age pensioners as well as heroes of the…
old time bbc radio programes
been trying to find the serials we use listen to during and just after the second world war.it was better then the tv is now.kept us on our toes,like (meet the huggets.) --(pc 49)--( this is the man in black) (perry mason)little (liver pills -bing sings.were he sang songs which you dont hear today) (the black and white minstral show)then there was all the classic films and plays.please please see if you can bring these back.there are many many british old age pensioners as well as heroes of the…
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