Remember WENN

Presenting herself as the WENN radio contest winner, Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton) arrives in Pittsburgh from Elkhart, Indiana and is immediately thrust into the everyday chaos of the small 1940's radio station.

WENN Station Manager Victor Comstock (John Bedford Lloyd) decides to build a late night radio show around a (for 1940) revolutionary idea: take listener calls and put them on the air.

WENN Manager Victor Comstock (John Bedford Lloyd) is faced with a dilemma: Mr. Acton (Barton Heyman) the sponsor of his western show, "Rance Shiloh," is offering him a lot of money to produce a gumshoe drama with lots of violence.

WENN leading lady Hilary Booth (Melinda Mullins) had one great success on Broadway, "The Rivals," before becoming a radio actress.

WENN's character actor, Mackie Bloom (Christopher Murney) clearly has a favorite role: the suave, romantic "Vagabond," who answers listeners' questions after dark.

When WENN's Man of a Thousand Voices,Mackie Bloom (Chris Murney) loses his voice, writer Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton) is forced to come up with an emergency replacement for the new character in the radio soap Valiant Journey.

The entire WENN on-air cast goes to a radio convention to try and sell their programs, transcribed on phonograph records, to other independent stations.

Like virtually every other Golden Age radio station, WENN has an adaptation of Sherlock Holmes, but with a twist: "Armchair Detective" has Holmes, played by WENN's leading man Jeff Singer (Hugh O'Gorman), solving re-enactments of real-life crimes.

Just when it seems WENN is about to achieve national success by syndicating its popular soap opera, "Valiant Journey," a bump on the head causes Hilary to believe that she is a nurse.

Failed movie director Ted E. Peck (Simon Jones) has discovered an unfinished Rudolf Valentino film, and wants the WENN cast to dub voices to it to make a talkie.

Fast-talking mystery man Scott Sherwood (Kevin O'Rourke) arrives at WENN claiming to have been asked by Station Manager Victor Comstock (John Bedford Lloyd) to take over the station.

WENN Manager Scott Sherwood (Kevin O'Rouke) proposes a new scam to get the station into the black: a rigged quiz show.

In October of 1940, former WENN Manager Victor Comstock (John Bedford Lloyd) calls from London to offer Jeff Singer (Hugh O'Gorman) a job broadcasting reports on the Blitz back to the US.