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For anyone researching any aspect of radio history or radio's
impact on the daily lives of four generations of Americans from the
1920s-1960s, this first-ever guide to 3,800 primary and secondary
sources focuses on radio history and radio's contribution to
America's cultural heritage from the 1920s-1960s. Includes 2,300
Special Collections in public and private repositories throughout
the United States, a Bibliography with 1,400 citations grouped into
54 user friendly categories from Advertising to World War II, 100+
research oriented Internet sites and an Index that integrates all
3,800 listings and which can be searched by program title, person
or subject.Listing of collections is especially valuable as it
pulls together...a host of potentially valuable resources,
annotating each one carefully.- Communication Booknotes Quarterly,
Spring 2006An amazing achievement to have located all that material
and put it into a form so easy to use. - Fuller French, The
Broadcast ARTS LibraryThe real pleasure of this book lies in
discovering the wealth of material scattered around the country in
smaller facilities. - Chuck Howell, Curator, Library of American
Broadcasting, College Park, MDThis guide is a wonderful new
resource for anyone interested in research on Old Time Radio. -
Jeanette M. Berard, Curator, American Radio Archives, Thousand Oaks
Public Library
From stereotypes to role models, "Radio and the Jews" provides the
first comprehensive look at how Jews were portrayed on radio from
the 1920s to the 1950s. The test examines more than 100 Jewish
themes programs and characters, including comedy, drama, soap
opera, religious programs, and World War II programs.
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