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For shipping and handling charges and other information on sizes, lengths and quantities call factory at toll free number. 1-800-331-3191 out of N.Y.S. Business hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. --------------------------------------- MEMORIES - VOL. 12 - ANNUAL ISSUE FALL 1986 Copyright 1986 by the Old Time Radio Club All rights are reserved to the editors This issue has been co-produced and edited by Frank Boncore, Joseph O'Donnell and PhyllisWazenska- O'Donnell. Any innuiries or comments regarding this issue of MEMORIES should be sent to the above at 206 Lydia Lane, Cheektowaga, New York, 14225. "Sa-a-a-y, did you hear the news? The new edition of MEMORIES, featuring our soap operas is hot off the press!" MEMORIES is a publication of the Old Time Radio Club, which meets the first Monday of each month, September through June at 393 George Urban Blvd., Cheektowaga, New York. All interested in the Golden Age of Radio are invited to join as observers, participants or members. Questions about the club may be sent to OTRC, 100 Harvey Drive, Lancaster, New York, 14086. This issue of MEMORIES is being dedicated to Raymond Edward Johnson, host of Inner Sanctum and Dick Osgood of WXYZ, Detroit whose continuing interest in old time radio is helping keep an American art form alive. ------ ---------------------------------r------------­ BOARD OF REVIEW Th~~ yeak, a~ a ~hange On pa~e, ~ome On the gkeat, and the not ~o gkeat, ~oap opeka~ ake ~om~ng yOUk way. The t~e - the late 1930~; the pla~e - ~ually ~mall town Amek~~a, ~n outlook, ~6 not ~n lo~ale; the people - ~~ple, ~tka~ght­ nOkwakd, un~ompl~~ated, one d~en~~onal; the ~tokY l~ne - ~op~ng w~th the evekY day even~ On okd~nakY l~ne. Wh~le ~tokm ~loud~ On wak weke gathek~ng ovek EUkope, A~~a and Ank~~a, the ~oap~ kenle~ted the ~olat~on~m and pkov~n~~al~m On the Amek~~a On that day. Although l~ne wa~ v~ewed a~ a ~hallange - nOk men the ~tkuggle nOk ~u~~e~~ ~n the~k ~ho~en n~eld~, nOk women the ovek~om~ng On da~ly tk~al~ ~n ~eek~ng happ~ne~~, nOk young people, the gkow~ng up to be whole~ome de~p~te temptat~on~ akound them - theke ~ a t~ele~~ne~~ and an ~n­ vek~~on ~n the ~oap~, Amek~~a'~ la~t ga~p at kema~n~ng deta~hed benOke wOkld even~ ~hatteked the ~mugne~~ and ~ept ~ ~nto the tUkmo~l On that wOkld. The ~oap~ weke On and nOk women, and thekenoke weke ~on~ekned w~th what wa~ ~on~~deked the pkov~n~e On women. Makk~age, w~th home and nam~ly, wa~ the ~akeek On ~ho~~e, and when on tho~e kake o~~a~~on~ anothek ~ho~~e wa~ made, ~t wa~ ~n the "nMtM~ng" pkOne~~~oM in wh~~h "womanly" ~k~ll~ ~ould be tkaM­ nekked nkom the home to a w~dek akena. In ~p~te on th~, women onten had to ovek~ome pkejud~~e and ~tkuggle nOk a~~eptan~e ~n the~k 6~eld, and ~n al~o makk~ed, beak the we~ght On h~band~1 d~appkoval.
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