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Re: Twilight Zone: Rod Serling's Lost Classics
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Dear Guys-
For those of you interested in the roots of Rod, this is from radio historian (and sometime CHFB poster) Martin Grams, Jr.:
"On Tuesday, September 29, OFF THE PAGE on station WSKG will feature an hour-long special about Rod Serling (and) the 50th Anniversary of (TZ) ... (which) will feature a report on Rod Serling's radio days ... This will include exclusive interviews with Mike Kittross, Mike Sanders and Serling's Cincinnati neighbor, Sual Marmer ... excerpts from a couple of the 1946 WNYC radio broadcasts scripted by Serling, and re-create a bobby-soxer show from his time at WMRN in Marion, Ohio.
(Also) a retrospective of the TV series and an interview with one of Serling's daughters. The program will run from 1 to 2pm on Tuesday afternoon (East Coast Time) and then be reaired at 7 pm later
that evening (at) www.wskg.org."
I've heard some of the WNYC stuff - Serling wasn't a bad actor!
Best,
-Craig W.
Monsterkid since the Kennedy Era
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