[78-L] The Investigator (Was: "IT", Was:Presidents on radio/McCarthy)

[David Lennick]

The CBC claims all sorts of copyrights they probably shouldn't. They did a 
screw job on me a few years ago, with a program they were contractually not 
allowed to repeat without paying. They said "We changed the ACTRA agreement" 
and ACTRA said "Well, if that's what they say...."

When TV host Elaine Grand moved to England and married him, did she jump Ship?

(Broom-boom.)


Michael Biel wrote:
> David Lennick wrote:
>> RealPlayer works perfectly for me but I get "requested file not found..the link 
>> may be outdated or inaccurate". I'll look for my complete tape. Even if it's 
>> the one dubbed off John Drainie's discs, it'll be the complete show.
>>
>> dl
>>   
> 
> Did you notice at the bottom of the page there is a copyright notice 
> "Audio: Copyright © CBC, 1954, 2000."  Can they do that?? Or is it their 
> "restoration" that they are claiming?
> 
> I also commend the article that is referenced in the original page, 
> which gives details about what is in the CBC files.  
> http://www.lib.unb.ca/Texts/TRIC/bin/get.cgi?directory=vol10_2/&filename=Gross.htm
> 
> The production was directed by Andrew Allen, and I suppose the book I 
> had mentioned is the bio of Allen that I have somewhere around here.  
> The story about Reubin Ship is fascinating.  We never hear about him 
> when the blacklist is discussed. but his seems the most dramatic story.  
> And even more than Dalton Trumbo, Ship seems to have really gotten the 
> last laugh!!
> 
> Mike Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com