[Magdalen] Aldrich Family.

[Jay Weigel]

I kind of enjoy the old crime and suspense shows that my parents wouldn't
let us listen to. We had a couple of babysitters, girls from the local
Catholic high school, who we could talk into letting us listen to them, but
our adult babysitters, Mrs Jasper and her mother-in-law, also Mrs. Jasper,
wouldn't let us. I guess they didn't let the young Mrs. Jasper's daughters
listen to them either. But Marilyn and Kay were fine with it; I think they
liked the shows themselves.

We didn't have a TV until I was 13.

On Sun, Mar 20, 2016 at 4:54 PM, M J _Mike_ Logsdon <mjl at ix.netcom.com>
wrote:

> I discovered, with a vengeance, OTR in high school, and though my
> listening is basically nil these years, I do own close to 10,000 broadcasts
> in .mp3 format.
>
> But back in high school, it was of course cassette tape, and once when Mom
> told me she and her cousin would take the bus into LA from El Centro to be
> in the audience of some of the more popular radio shows then, I combined
> that thought with my knowledge that much of what we still know as TV laugh
> tracks come from old radio shows, I would beg to know which shows she'd
> been present for (she of course "couldn't remember), as well as say that in
> "today's TV sitcoms we're still hearing you laugh, Mom!"  She was
> unimpressed.
>