Starter of this subject: Steve
Last post in this subject: 1/4/2003
Messages in this subject: 1
| Steve | 1/4/2003 1 replies |
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Greetings. Could anyone possibly help out a professional documentary filmmaker? I’m seeking an obscure broadcast. It originated in Los Angeles, and aired on NBC on Friday, February 10 1933. I don't know the name of the show where this spot aired. It featured producer Merian C. Cooper talking about his upcoming movie, King Kong. I don’t know the length of the piece. It aired in Hollywood and further north in Santa Barbara. (Unknown if it was nationally broadcast.) It *might* be on a recording called “A Tribute to the Friends of Radio: A Celebration of 65 Years of Great Radio Advertising,” but I don’t have access to that piece. Thanks for any leads you can provide.
Regards, Steven L. Austin Galt’s Gulch Productions philnoir@earthlink.net |
| Bill Kizer | 1/5/2003 0 replies |
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Steve---you might check both LA TIMES archives and
NY TIMES archives for radio broadcasts on 2-10-33.... Most large libraries have these papers on micro-film. Program listings might give you a clue as to which one might have been likely to ait this sort of info on a radio program......I have looked up other dates from these years with much success....Bill Kizer |