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10/7/2004


CART Is Trying Something New…

Filed under: Old-Time Radio, Radio Today — Charlie Summers @ 7:46 pm

Received this information from Peggy Webber, and previously posted it to the Internet OTR Digest:

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The California Artists Radio Theatre is trying something new.

They will be touring with a few of their most crowd pleasing shows, and the first one will be Andrew J. Fenady’s “The Man with Bogart’s Face” starring comedian and impersonator Rich Little. The rest of the cast are special CART talents: JoAnne Worley, Leslie Easterbrook, Samantha Eggar, William Windom, Linda Henning, Marvin Kaplan, H.M. Wynant, Beverly Garland, Tom Williams, Bob Legionaire, John Bliss, Ian Abercrombie, and announcer John Harlan, with Kenneth Stange performing the score he wrote for the show, Tony Palermo is on
sound. Peggy Webber produces.

This engagement will be October 30th on the Mainstage of the Los Angeles Valley College in ValleyGlen,91401, next to Studio City, just off Coldwater Canyon and Burbank Blvd. There will be two performances 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM, the day before Halloween, October 30th, Saturday. Show is 90 minutes and with two ten minute intermissions. Seniors : $15; general admission is $20.00. The entrance to the theatre is at 5800 Fulton, off Burbank Blvd. And parking is free.

Box Office will be open, and reservations may be made at 1- 818 947 2623.

ADA devices are available, if requested at time of reservation, accomodation
space for wheel chairs is available. The event is sponsored by the Arts Council of LAVC..Non profit, tax deductible. CART CD’s and refreshments are available for sale, in the lobby.


What’s with Salon?

Filed under: General — Charlie Summers @ 9:34 am

I’ve been using Firefox RC 1 on two of my computers, and am really excited with the “Live Bookmark” feature which allows sites with RSS feeds (like, ahem, this one) to become live bookmarks, allowing the user to jump to any of the fed articles through the Bookmark menu or toolbar. Well-behaved blogs (like, ahem, this one) show an “RSS” graphic in the lower-right of the window; click on it, and you can subscribe to any of the feeds listed on the web page. If the graphic doesn’t show, you can manually add a live bookmark through the Manage Bookmarks window.

But even manually adding the RSS feed from a Salon blog (specifically The Thrilling Days of Yesteryear) doesn’t seem to work…I consistantly get “Live Bookmark feed failed to load” errors.

Anyone have any idea why this fails? (I have feelers out elsewhere…if I find the answer, I’ll post it here.)


XMPR Is Finally a “Real” Public Radio Station…

Filed under: Radio Today — Charlie Summers @ 8:57 am

He, he…yesterday (Wednesday 7 October) XMPR (Channel 133 on XM Satellite Radio) was initiated into the world of big-time public radio. They completely blew the 9:00 am EDT rebroadcast of The Bob Edwards Show ending up resorting to some bizzare book reading (I think) to keep from broadcasting silence while figuring out where the heck that digital file was…and what I found even more amusing, they screwed up the 9:00 pm EDT rebroadcast, too, although not as long, and with a different book reading.

Guys, cheer up. Stuff happens; now you sound just like every other public radio station in the country. ;)

(Yes, my tongue is firmly in my cheek. And like I said before, with Bob Edwards again on the air, mornings make sense again.)