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Easy Aces, Kitty Keene, Pretty Kitty Kelly & The Goldber

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 2:18 pm
by Jeeper One Radio
Hi everyone:

Weren't these shows radio daytime soap operas? If so, why is there no information on them?

Just wondering... :D

Cheers :D

Pat

Re: Easy Aces, Kitty Keene, Pretty Kitty Kelly & The Gol

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 4:32 pm
by Lou
Jeeper One Radio wrote:Weren't these shows radio daytime soap operas? If so, why is there no information on them?


Yes, those shows could have been considered soap operas. The list in this forum does not pretend to be complete. If you wish, you can start a thread or threads describing one or more of those shows in depth, so other visitors could enjoy your information.

Re: Easy Aces, Kitty Keene, Pretty Kitty Kelly & The Gol

Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 6:25 pm
by Jeeper One Radio
Hi everyone:
Lou wrote:
Jeeper One Radio wrote:Weren't these shows radio daytime soap operas? If so, why is there no information on them?


Yes, those shows could have been considered soap operas. The list in this forum does not pretend to be complete. If you wish, you can start a thread or threads describing one or more of those shows in depth, so other visitors could enjoy your information.
Don't have any myself. I thought The Complete Directory To Prime Time Network And Cable TV Shows would have something on them, even though they're not prime time or TV shows (The book does have a section on TV shows that enjoyed a run on radio), but it doesn't even list old daytime soaps. :(

That said though, I know that The World Of Soap Opera Themes has (or at least had) a video cliip of the opening theme to Portia Faces Life during its run on TV. Not sure what year though. I think I saw a few others that also had runs on radio on there as well.

You gotta be a member to view any of the content on that site now. :( It used to be that you could watch the themes for free, but you'd have to pay to watch complete episodes (which was only fair considering the bandwidth costs and such). But now that has changed. :(

Cheers :D

Pat

Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 9:17 pm
by Lou
If you want more information about the soaps (sans soundbytes), get
One of Jim Cox's books, The Great Radio Soap Operas (31 Classic Daytime Dramas, 1930-1960), McFarland Publishers. Jay Hickerson called this book "the definitive work on radio soap opera"!

<a href="http://www.amazon.com/Great-Radio-Soap-Operas/dp/0786405899/sr=8-2/qid=1158977754/ref=sr_1_2/104-2149936-7359905?ie=UTF8&s=books">Here is a link to the book</a>