Reel 1163, 1962 March 25, 1963 March 14

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Note 1: "March 25, 1962. 1. Mary Linciln "Dark Band" and Comedy from Radio. 3. A friendly Sob about Joyce Kilmer. 4. A hacked hunk of Sophie Tucker. 2nd. 5. Suspense. 6. Point of Law. 7. Obsession - A play of Warly Cowards and Endly Odds. Cat duet. March 1963. One of best cat tapes."; Note 2: CDI 1. March 25, 1962. The Dark Heart drama on TV/Radio starring Jane Wyman and the Cavalcade Players 5. Art Baker op-ed piece. Armed Forces radio and TV network. Los Angeles. 6. con'td, Joyce Kilmer Poets soldier drama (real story-11. credits "The Soldier Poet" 12. Jumps to new drama with music clips on Sophie Tucker 12. "somoe of these days" and "After You've Gone" ends mid narration on 14. ends CDII 1. news first lady of Karucki and Auguste Piccard died (March 24, 1962) 2. jumps to intro of Mr. Martin interviewed: Robert Martin about Japan. Betty Willoughby "You can die laughtin" 6. ad for US army story "We are Americans" 7. cont'd final acet of "Suspense" 8. cont'd and jump to News and PSa for safe driving 9. PInt of law and wire tapping commentary? Jumps to narrative on WWII Obsession 14. expose show ending. USAF radio. "Last Man Out" CDIII 1. loft ambient and door downstairs, 2. cont'd 3. cont'd 4. door and cat meow with mic tamper 5. jumps to USAF radio "Point of Law" show, Ad then jumps to Hal Preston and then to amient loft 7. typing begins 8. cont'd, 10. Smith Carole talk and vibrphone audible (record?) 12. about "Norm" or someone else CDIV 1. cat meow and putter in loft 3. more putter 5. different work sound 7. putter and growling cats 9. music and other 10. voice audicble (female) 11. door and female voice on stairwell talking to ?. Typing sound in other room. 12. typing cont'd 13. cat meows, renewed, typing and ends without further talk. ;

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