"The
Golden Age
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Program 18 - September, 1971 - Noel Gerson
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18 - September, 1971 - Noel Gerson
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(As originally broadcast on WTIC, Hartford, CT)
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Program 18 - September, 1971 - Noel Gerson
| Noel
Gerson, writer of over 10,000 radio shows, was a prominent writer of
historical novels. He wrote some 325 books, under his own
name and many preudonyms, such as Donald
Clayton Porterk, Anne Marie Burgess, Samuel Edwards, Paul Lewis, Philip
Vail, and Carter A. Vaughn. Some of his novels include The Golden Lyre, Theodora, The Conquor's Wife, The Cumberland Rifles, Daughter of Eve, Emperor's Ladies, The Golden Eagle, The Highwayman, The Scimitar, and That Egyptian Woman. The discussion on this show will center on his radio career. (Of course!) Mr. Gerson died in 1988 at age 75. |
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