First, let me say that I am glad to see you back on the boards, Kitten. I for one have missed you. Living in LA I am sure that you are familiar with the "Drama Hour" on KNX radio. Every night at 90, I and my wife tune in for a flight of fancy. Last night it was the ever popular Jack Benny (Guests, Fred Allen and and Martha Tilton). We are entertained by "Johnny Dollar", "Have gun, will travel", "The Whistler", "Suspense", and so many more. Anyone that can receive these broadcasts and are fans of old-time radio will truly be entertained. I'm going to check out the link you mentioned...now.                   

                     Kitten, I can't thank you enough for turning me on to Live365. I am listening to some Glenn Miller as I write this. OOPS! Just changed to a version of (excuse the spelling) Marzi-dotes and Dozi-dotes. Never could spell that title. Anyway, I'm having a great time doing things while listening to some great old tunes! BTW, what I am listening to is Yankeroo from Australia! NEAT!! 8)                   

                     There is a menu that is on the screen that allows you to pick what kind of entertainment you want. For instance "Oldies", "Jazz", etc. I think I clicked on Jazz and up came Yankeroo, a name that designates the linage of the guy who manages the site. He is from Lima, Ohio, married an Aussie, and now lives in Australia. He even has a web-cam showing the kangeroos in his back yard! I wrote to tell him how much I enjoyed his site, and I got a e-mail from him today thanking me for the praise and telling me about some up-coming shows: All instrumental, Boogie-woogie, etc. It's definitely worth a look. Thanks again Kitten. I owe you one.                   

                     Oooooh!  Looks good!  Now that you mention it, I *do* need to find a few Life of Riley's with Scotty Beckett as Junior.  Can't just wait around for those to be played, right?  Maybe these guys have it.

Thanks for the link!                   

you old time radio fans ,might want to check out the folks at radio spirits.any fans of arch oblers LIGHTS OUT anywhere?or the shadow?ill be picking up some GREAT GILDERSLEEVE & DUFFYS TAVERN for x-mas----dave from jersey

          http://www.radiospirits.com/

                     I believe that I mentioned this in a previous thread, but a few years ago I purchased two boxed collections from Radio Spirits that have brought me many hours of enjoyment. One is called "Radio's Missing Masters". It is a set of unique shows. Sixty selections of audition or premier episodes of popular series. Some are the only existing shows from rare series. I have to admit that there are some shows that I had never heard of, but that is even better. A lot of them are starring big names from the world of radio and the cinema. The second,  (also sixty selections)"Old Time Radio's Greatest Shows", are just that: Programs that we all listened to and loved back in the 40's and 50's. Well, some of us anyway.                   

I'm looking for Roses and Drums and Major Bowes.