| Plot | : | + Blue Network. Sustaining. Ray Guy, one of the original WJZ engineers, tells about early microphones. The studio orchestra is heard playing through an original "soup plate mike." Trucks in the alley alongside the WJZ studios were sometimes heard, then there was the time an alley cat ran into the studio. Sound effect of the week: a Roman galley being rowed by slaves chained to the oars. Radio director Diana Forbin tells how to work with the stars. Letters from listeners are answered by Gilbert Martin. When you write to a radio personality, does he receive the letter himself? What's the name of this program's theme song? (it's called, "Opening Theme"). How is the echo effect made at the beginning of, "Mr. District Attorney?" Can I win the "Pot Of Gold" if my maid answers the phone? Who plays the leading role in "Big Sister?" Juano Hernandez tells about an incident while he was on, "The Rudy Vallee Hour." After playing a part involving Voodoo, a woman in the audience asks him to exorcise a demon. Graham McNamee (host), Gilbert Martin (announcer), Ray Guy, Vee Lawnhurst (duo-pianist), Muriel Pollack (duo-pianist), Juano Hernandez, Mort Lewis (writer), Ernie Watson (composer). |
