MY FINAL 4 WKS! 160 Charlie McCarthy radio shows OTR
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Monday, December 01, 2008 |
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DUE TO NUMEROUS REQUESTS, I AM RETURNING WITH MY RADIO SHOW AUCTIONS THROUGH THE END OF DECEMBER ONLY! TIME'S RUNNING OUT!!!!! Ever since I decided to retire from selling old-time radio shows on eBay last year, I have been receiving emails asking me to offer them again. So from now until the end of December, I will sell them again. ALL ORDERS WILL BE SENT BY PRIORITY MAIL. . A number of the radio show sets I sell have more shows than any other seller has, and when I go, these shows go with me, so get these now while you have the chance.. Check my feedback for customer satisfaction. Be sure to check out ALL of the nearly 150 different radio show auctions I have this week by going into any of my auctions and on the far right side of the bidding area you will see a section called "Meet the Seller". In that section, click on "List" that is next to "View seller's other items" and you will see every auction I have (approximately 35,000 radio shows in grand total) . I will still be on eBay with Playbills and movie memorabilia and I hope you will be around for those. Please remember: no bids from other sellers of old time radio shows. Those bids WILL be cancelled. I will only sell to collectors. Here are 160 radio shows of Charlie McCarthy. You also get 22 People Are Funny and 3 Laurel & Hardy. These are recorded in MP3 format on 2 CDs. Careful research has shown that these items are in the public domain and agree with eBay’s policies on Public Domain material selling. To new bidders, please check out my feedback to see how buyers rate my material. A few examples: "The greatest seller of otr I have ever dealt with""A modern knight indeed; goes above & beyond the call!""Great Service, I totally got what was offered. Fantastic deal speedy delivery""Nothing but the best OTR and service. Highly recommended repeat seller!""Best OTR dealer on Ebay.""Professional looking cd's, hours of enjoyment ahead. Thanks""Highest recommendation! A model for all other eBay sellers""Treats buyers with a real personal touch! On a scale of 1-10, a 20!""Fantastic packaging, GREAT variety, recommend as best bargain for price.""Super service, friendly emails and lightning fast shipping. TERRIFIC!!!!!"...and, well, check out the feedback for yourself. Why should you buy from me? When I started selling radio shows on eBay a few years ago, I determined I would produce an all-around quality package that I felt others had not done. To this day, I still believe in that philosophy:1. Fill the CD with more shows - Ever bought an OTR CD with, say, 40 shows and see that is all you get, even if the CD is half-empty? I believe you should get those shows PLUS more series to fill out the CD. 2. Use only the highest-quality CDs: TDK, Memorex or Fujifilm. Better CDs = better lifespan.3. Episode titles - Each of my auctions lists the show’s episode titles and/or dates. With this list, you know what you are getting. If someone advertises "75 episodes of ____________" without a list, are you getting 75 different shows or are there any duplicates accidentally mixed in that amount? Believe me, it happens.4. Colorful labels - because each CD should be a nice item.5. Shipping charge. $4.80. That’s it, whether it is one auction or several packaged together. Everything is sent by U.S. Post Office Priority Mail in a sturdy Priority Mail box. And every cent of the $4.80 is the postage. You NEVER pay handling charges.6. Radio show collecting is fun, and I am always trying to locate more and more shows to add to your collection. Frequently Asked Questions "What is ‘OTR’?" "OTR" stands for "Old Time Radio", the era from the 1930s until the 1950s when drama, comedy and music programs were as common on radio as they are today on TV. "What is ‘MP3’?" MP3 is a computer program that shrinks audio down into small bytes of data. And when the MP3 CD is played over an MP3 player, it becomes regular audio to our ears again. Many modern computers have a media player with MP3 built in and can play it. If your computer does not have a media player, I can let you know of a great free MP3 player you can download in just a few minutes time. There are some excellent portable CD players that have MP3 and they can play the CDs. too. You can always tell if a CD player has MP3 because it will have the symbol of MP3 on the lid. ( Also, there are some DVD players and boomboxes that have MP3 built in but I do not usually recommend them because I have mostly found they do not play these shows well.) (Please make sure your player's specifications say it can play MP3s with 32 or less kbps.) "Will these CDs play in my car or on my home stereo?" Most car stereos and home stereos DO NOT have MP3 technology built in and that is what these are recorded in. If you tried playing the CDs without MP3 in the unit, it would react to it as if it were a blank CD. So, the answer is "NO." HOWEVER, for your car, you can get a "car cassette kit", which is a cassette with a wire attached. The wire goes to the earphone jack of a portable MP3 CD player and the cassette goes into the car stereo’s cassette deck. When played together, sound from the MP3 CD player comes out over the car speakers. I use this myself for traveling. People have been buying from my auctions on eBay for years now and I look forward to quality dealing with you. If you win more than one auction and intend to pay by PayPal, please combine all auctions won into only ONE PayPal payment (plus shipping of $4.80), thanks. ALL AUCTION PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 10 DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE. SELLING IN USA ONLY; NO INTERNATIONAL BIDS, THANKS. PLEASE NOTE: No bids from sellers of old time radio shows, thanks. (Those bids will be cancelled.) CHARLIE McCARTHY & EDGER BERGEN 370509 with Ann Harding, Rodgers & Hart370516 Guest Carole Lombard, W C Fields370530 W C Fields370606 with W.C. Fields, Joan Blondell, Rodgers & Hart370711 Guest W C Fields380724 Spencer Tracy370801 Guest Bruna Castagna,WC Fields370905 with W C Fields, Ida Lupino, Nelson Eddy370912 Guest Bette Davis371212 Adam & Eve with Mae West380724 Five Star Final (with Spencer Tracy)380731 Faye Baker380814 Kathleen Lockhart380828 Ralph Bellamy381030 Chase & Sanborn Hour391231 Model Train Wreck (incomplete)400421 Charles Laughton401027 Frankie Laine410921 W.C.Fields, Abbott & Costello411102 Guest Fibber & Molly (excerpt) 411207 Abbott & Costello and Judy Garland420000 Walter Brennan420303 Edward Everett Horton420621 with Judy Garland and Abbott & Costello420628 with Ginny Simms, Walter Brennan, Abbott & Costello420906 Charles Ruggles421005 Rosemary Clooney421011 From Annapolis Naval Academy421018 From Quantico Marine Base421102 W.C. Fields430207 Teresa Wright (incomplete, poor sound)430221 Carmen Miranda430328 Guest Roy Rogers430411 Martha Raye and Bill Thompson430418 Ronald Colman430425 A Spoof On 'Showboat' (with Irene Dunne)430425 Barbra Stanwyck430516 Claudette Colbert and Rags Ragland430523 Charles Boyer430530 Walter Pigeon430905 Humphrey Bogart430926 Hedy Lamarr431031 Dorothy Lamour431104 with Elsa Maxwell431205 Bert Lahr, Fats Waller & Jane Powell431212 Bert Lahr and Lena Horne440000 110 Lucile Ball440123 Greer Garson440130 with Basil Rathbone440206 Susan Hayward440220 Edgar's Birthday (with W.C. Fields)440306 Cecil B. Demille440313 Charles Ruggles and Jane Powell440402 Orson Welles and Jane Powell440917 Leo Carillo441015 Charlie Wants More Allowance (with Gertrude Niesen)441022 Charlie Opens A Frog Farm (Welles, Burke)441029 Halloween With Orson Welles441105 World Of Tomorrow (With Orson Welles)441112 John Robert Powers441203 with Don Ameche441210 Charlie Answers A Personal Ad For Edgar441224 'Twas The Night Before Christmas441231 New Year's Party Play (with Charles Laughton)450000 Bergen Gets Amnesia450107 with Carmen Miranda450114 Louis Bromfield450121 Frank Sinatra450204 with Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam450218 Ginny Simms and Veronica Lake450225 Gene Tierney450325 Little Red Riding Hood (with Lynn Bari)450422 with Rita Hayworth450429 (AFRS 105) Guest Ida Lupino450502 Dr. Max Mason450520 Charlie Runs Away with Janet Blair450902 Fred Allen450909 Keenan Wynn450916 with Joan Blondell450923 with Ann Baxter and Keenan Wynn450930 with Fred Allen451014 Hildegarde451021 Fred Allen451028 Court Case with Edgar Bergen451111 Gov. Kerr of Oklahoma451118 Margaret O'Brien451202 Mr Dugan's Fortune, Walter Pidgeon451216 Trip To The Planetarium460210 with Jose Iturbi460217 Memories (with Ray Milland)460303 (AFRS 136) Guest Walter Slazack460324 At the Barbershop with W.C. Fields460331 (140) Guest Roy Rogers460621 Abbott & Costello Part 1460628 Abbott & Costello Part 2461113 Fred Allen461117 Tallulah Bankhead461124 Edward Everett Horton470000 Richard Widmark470112 with Edward Arnold470125 with Roy Rogers 470202 with Jane Wyman470209 with Nelson Eddy470216 with Nelson Eddy & Billie Burke470223 with Nelson Eddy & Elsa Maxwell470302 with Nelson Eddy & Chester Morris470309 with Monty Woolley470423 Roy Rogers470509 Getting Ready for Hunting Trip470902 Jack and the Beanstalk470914 Michael Romanoff470921 Walt Disney470928 Betty Hutton471005 Don Ameche471012 Linda Darnell471019 Jane Wyman471026 Richard Widmark471102 Fred Allen471109 Maurice Evans471116 Lana Turner471123 Carmen Miranda471130 Edward Everett Horton471207 Roy Rogers471214480404 Rudy Vallee481017 Don Ameche481219 Christmas Show with Mario Lanza481226 Last Show For Chase & Sanborn490119 10th Anniversary Show490130 Basil Rathbone491113 Dick Powell491218 With June Allyson520525 with The Mills Brothers521005 Rosemary Clooney521213 Marilyn Monroe540228 Guests June Allyson and Dick Powell540620 with Nelson Eddy541226 Hopalong Cassidy551113 Charlie Dreams That He Visits Hell551120 Charlie Wants To Be A Gossip Columnist551127 Jack Benny551218 Eileen Moseby551225 Christmas Show560115 Guest Cecil Voughan Driving Instructor560304 Fugitives From the FBI560318 McCarthy's Cavalcade of Flops560325 Mortimer's Ups and Downs560408 Interplanetary Western560415 Ben Him560422 Lost in the WoodsAFRS371 Guest Gordon MacRaeAFRS390 Guest Jack CarsonBergen Gets Amnesia (1945)Charlie's Toothache - WC FieldsChase & Sanborn 100th Anniversary ShowGuest Cecil BondsGuest Stan IrwinLast Chase & Sanborn ShowMortimer's Relatives(2nd half)Runs Away with Janet Blair LAUREL & HARDY Laurel & Hardy 1944 Mr. Slater's Poultry MarketLaurel and Hardy - This is Music Hall 1955Laurel and Hardy 1932 PEOPLE ARE FUNNY 500131 Cinderella Is Here At Last500207 Goat's Milk500214 Movie Star and Husband500919 1st Show of 10th Season520106 Giving Away Frogs520113 Violinist Plays for Money530310 Guests Dick Haymes and Freddy Martin530317 Guest Freddy Martin531013 Scare Away Tax Collector531020 Where Is Your Husband Tonight540105 The Con Man (Part 1)540112 The Con Man (Part 2)5410 or 11xx Free Mink Stole5410xx Could You Buy a Hamburger560117 Which is Smarter Republican Or Democrat560124 Mental Telepathy560221 Fib White Lie And A Whopper580716 Two Times Two Is Four580723 People Making Up Their Minds580924 Is There A King In The House581001 Quickest Way To Borrow MoneyCan A Boy Give A Giant Dog Away [Fair Sound] Powered by eBay Turbo Lister
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