Dave1970

Your assumption is correct, from 1910 to 1965 there were movies star trading cards. If you google "movie star trading cards" you should get a few hits that will lead you in the direction that you're looking. I only did a quick search to see if it was true, but didn't really go further than checking the first site on the list. Dave

The interesting thing about what happened on that night, October 30th 1938, is that the introduction to that nights episode of Mercury Theatre on the Air stated what was about to air. Unfortunately, this was one of the radio programs that did not air any sponsor commercials during the broadcast. I have a copy of the original broadcast, and I can understand how a person could have been panicked by the broadcast. Especially if one tuned in late, or completely missed the show's introduction. Which is precisely what happened in most cases of panic, others panicked when they were instructed by friends/family/neighbors to tune into the broadcast thinking that it was an emergency broadcast. This broadcast was one of radio's finest ever, but was unfortunately overshadowed by the panic of several underinformed listeners. Dave

For months I've been looking for three specific movies, all of which star Jim and Marion Jordan in their roles as Fibber McGee and Molly. Two of the three movies also feature Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. The titles are "Heavenly Day", "Look Who's Laughing", and "Here We Go Again". I have done research on all three movies, and came up with nothing, so I'm guessing that I'm looking in the wrong places. I know that the TCM store doesn't have them, I looked there already. I am a huge fan of the Fibber McGee and Molly radio show, and I would really like to add these movies into that collection, so any feedback would definitely be useful. Dave