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Another interesting story. The man introducing the story reminds me of an Alfred Hitchcock series on TV back in the day.

Thanks for Orson Wells...

Beautiful tale of serendipity.

...and I have seen "Neptune's Daughter"!

I can hear this music underneath an early romantic film. Enjoyed Jack's explanation of Toni's 3-part way of composing.

What an interesting story. Who knew children playing helped the medical field. And without the driver of the carriage laughing Rene would not have gotten the idea to take the first step to create the stethoscope. I just love these insightful stories. Thanks for sharing. God Bless

It was good to see the face of this magnificent woman on the cover of her album. Writing and playing music even in her 70s...wow. The music is beautiful!! Thanks for sharing the story of Toni. Have a blessed week.

Toni wrote this wonderful music, and much much more music too, back when everyone told her that she'd never make it as a songwriter - because she's female! She showed them! Her music has been hidden for years, but here it is now, thanks to Jack Allen who holds the rights (Toni was his grandmother). You might want to listen to the conversation I had with Jack about his amazing grandparent (The Incredible Life of Toni Beaulieu is the name of the podcast). Enjoy! Let me know if you love her music as much as I do and I'll post more of it. The melody that begins the program was written by Toni when she was 70. Nothing could stop that woman!

What a lovely interview with Toni's grandson.

Wow. There were a lot of twists in this story. A very interesting story!! TFS

Let's share Toni's incredible music, want to?

Aren't curious/brilliant minds and perseverance amazing? Now we can board a plane and fly many miles all due to those brilliant men Otto Leliethal and the Wright brothers. TFS. God Bless

Oh, Esther, I was blessed by this wonderful song. Thanks for taking me to church today. God Bless.

Rainbow's story although tragic was sad and also full of love. Rainbow's girlfriend's songs were full of love. The ending was beautiful ~ every now and then Rainbow will be remembered. TFS

I enjoyed the story makes you not be so quick to judge people.. On both sides..

Oh, Esther, what a beautiful love story...you showing love and kindness to Tommy and a special thought to get him a sheriff's badge to make him feel special ~ that's love. Your Grandma Dandy keeping all those Valentine cards and the special gift of the Dinah Shore record...surely sent by someone who loved your Grandma Dandy very much. Thanks for sharing and filling my heart with tenderness and sweetness. Have a blessed day.

This has always been one of my favorite movies.

Interesting sad story.

Oh, I am enjoying the Class Radio Theater. I was hanging on to every word and could picture Angela Lansbury in every episode of the story. I really thought she didn't get hurt by the acid but wondered why the darkness. Angela was so convincing. So sad she did get injured and scared. What a great story. TFS Oh, and I really liked Angela in "Murder She Wrote". One of my favorite TV shows.

I really enjoyed The Mona Lisa Case. Your comments of the memories of your childhood was precious. I also remember the gas stations ( I remember them being called ~ filling stations ) where a service man came to pump your gas and washed the windshield. Oh, those memories.

Loved hearing Kate Smith sing God Bless America. I sang along and tears started to swell up and my heart was bursting with pride...that's what a great singer Kate was, bringing out the patriotic feeling of the love for America.

Loved this video. So many memories for me. I also brought out the ironing board and listened to the radio which was on the top of the refrigerator while ironing my work clothes listening to Pastor John MacArthur every morning before work. I like doing my daily work clothes so I could get my morning church service. I loved it. Thanks for bring back that memory.

What may be mistaken as bad sound at the very beginning is actually sound effects for rain, so don't let it keep you from listening to this excellent mystery. The "rain" doesn't last all that long. Judy Garland fans will surely love this even though she doesn't sing in it. I think her charm is that she sounds so natural. We believe every word out of her mouth. Please let me know if you enjoy these old radio shows. I prowl the Internet trying to find stories with great sound and solid stories that I think you might get a kick out of. Let me know if you'd like to hear comedy. I listen to Bob Hope, Fibber McGee and Molly, Red Skelton, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, but it just seems to me that the punch lines aren't funny anymore. What are your thoughts? Is there a special series you'd like to hear? God bless!!

Enjoyed this so much...❤

The murder story was fabricated.

She was not murdered. She died by her own hand.

so well done. You speak with such clarity and are so informative.

Jack just told me that he has a few copies of his beautiful coffee table book, Marilyn by Moonlight, left. It's absolutely lovely. He had access to notes and letters Marilyn wrote to friends before she became famous and also lots of candid photos of her before and after her rise to fame. If you'd like to order direct from him, I know he'd be thrilled to sign a copy for you. If you know anyone who loves movies, or MM in particular, this would be a GREAT gift. Or keep it yourself and show it off on your coffee table. Let me know if you'd like his email address and I'll be glad to pass it along. He doesn't know I'm writing you this note, but I do know he'd love for you to have the last of the copies he still has on hand. It's no longer available on Amazon.

Thank you!

Please to meet you, Esther! Thank you for a great story;💐

I keep being asked if this is a true story. Oh please. Do I really seem that gullible? Of course it's ... not true. Of course...

I know I'm not Rod McKuen, but oh my goodness... the hours spent listening to his beautiful words ... I was in love once ... a very long time ago and I think that those precious feelings never really die... I hope my own words will open the door to your own warm and special memories. God bless!

I got so involved in sharing the Red Foley story that I completely forgot to tell you the point of the program: Exactly one year from the day I stood at my kitchen sink, buried in soap suds and wishing I had a TV talk show, I had my own TV talk show on a network affiliate in the Midwest. Like I say, a goal is just a dream kicked in the rear and put into action. God bless, everybody!

Just heard this one. How beautiful!!!

My friend, Jack Allen, is recognized as a genuine Hollywood historian and his stories are fascinating. I've known Jack, going way back to when I was a freelance writer for the group he worked for, responsible for bringing some of the best mini series to television. If anybody knows the story-behind-the-story it's Jack. Sure hope you enjoy being at my Sunday dinner table, listening to folks share tales of all kinds. God bless!

What a wonderful story but so sad

This story''s been on the channel for a while now and I'm so happy to see that listeners are sharing the link with friends because the views grow almost daily. You're all precious for sitting around with me, letting me tell you about Grandma's attic ... I hope my stories stir up your own memories and that your life is blessed. Take care of yourself.

❤ thank you

Love this, thank you 👍

No coincidence that people were rarely over weight back in the day. Fast food gained popularity since 1955- and processed fast food super size servings began in the mid 1990’s. Sad.

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Awesome! I would like to see chapter numbers or something similar in the title to know where I’m at in the stories. Thank you. Enjoyed this very much.

I too love the old radio shows like the shadow

This is a wonderful channel, don't stop please. Your memories are sweet and special.

What wonderful stories. Thank you for sharing.

Oh my, what a dredful story. I did enjoy listening. And as always I think of myself listening to our antique radio. TFS

We lost our precious friend, Jack, a few days ago. I can't hear his voice and believe it's silenced. God hold him dearly in His arms, I pray.

Oh, I do so love your channel. Hearing the stories of your meetings all the people I remember. Wasn't that clever of Bo Derek? After seeing her in movies I would have thought her to be a primadonna...nope just a wise and clever girl. Thanks for sharing that tidbit. I enjoyed the radio mystery story. As your dear friend Jack Diamond said...it took me on " the wings of imagination". Sorry for your loss of Jack. Take care, Esther. TFS

The old-time radio show ends at 49:21, if you want to skip on over to comments on Bing Crosby, his daughter Mary, Bo Derek and our farewell to Sunday Stories announcer and dear friend, Jack Diamond. He believed so much in what this channel is attempting to do - bring you good memories and pleasant entertainment. Thanks for listening! God bless!

I hope the ending, following the Richard Diamond Detective story, isn't too preachy, but I felt I had to add it. I wish every child today could know what it was like to be a part of our country in the times I'm talking about, and to share those times with parents who devote their life to simply being together on a great adventure. Thanks for listening! God bless.