How Did You Get My Name? #8
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Written by Don Dickinson & Allan Guttman Length: 27:16*
Based on --- Genre(s): Conspiracy
Produced at CBC Toronto Recording Date(s): 10/29/1979+
Original CBC AirDate: 8/22/1980
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Arts National Rebroadcast Date: 5/11/1984
Original NPR Tx Date: --- NPR Repeat Tx: --- NPR ID#: ---
CBC Tape ID: --- Released: --- Flipside Episode: ---
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Cast & Crew
Gordon Thomson   as   Jim Brent
John Stocker   as   Larry Collins
August Schellenberg   as   Danny Davidson
David Hughes   as   Steve, the Bartender
Sandy Webster   as   Lt. McGraw
Robin McCulloch   as   the Police Constable
Don Mason   as   the Telephone Solicitor

Additional Casting Notes
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Announcer
unknown
Recording Engineer(s)
Jan Wright

Sound Effects
Matt Wilcott

Production Assistant(s)
Doris Buchanan

Story Editor(s)
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Producer
Bill Howell

Additional Crew Notes
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Commercial Synopsis

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Jim Brent is whiling away his time in a mental hospital in Europe until his old chum, Larry, tracks him down and brings him home to Canada. But when Jim finds out just what Larry has been up to in his absence, he may wish he was back in a straight-jacket.  (N25)
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The announcer describes the "voice on the telephone" as having been played by "the late Don Mason". (Neil Marsh)
Research Notes

*The LENGTH is based on the version broadcast on XM Satellite Radio. The NPR Playhouse version was 28:59.  (Neil Marsh)

+The recording date of 10/29/1979 seems very unlikely, unless it was recorded for a different series at the time and diverted for use on Nightfall.
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