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Stories for Kids
Stories for Kids
As a collector's gem, Jerry at Fair Oaks appeals to those interested in vintage children's programming and family-friendly entertainment. Fans of classic radio dramas and similar genres will find this series a delightful addition to their collections. The show's timeless charm and educational value ensure its place in the hearts of OTR enthusiasts.

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Leaving the circus does not mean an end to Jerry’s adventures. At Fair Oaks Military Academy, new friends, school rules and rivalries give the young hero another world to learn.
The late-1930s syndicated serial continues Jerry of the Circus. Radio Archives dates its school episodes to 1938, while the Library of Congress preserves Transco cue sheets and synopses under Jerry at Fairoaks dated 1938–1939.
Jerry Dugan remains the central fictional character, with Red, Tubby and Harold among the new school companions. A securely documented complete actor and writer roster for these transfers is not established in the consulted sources and is left unassigned.
These available recordings offer an introduction to this collection. Their current publication dates are separate from historical broadcast dates.
An archive’s folder dates describe the preserved materials, while a catalogue’s episode date describes an attributed broadcast. The two are related evidence but need not certify one universal local transmission schedule.
Begin with Roommate Assigned and follow the school story’s sequence. The shared hero makes Circus useful background, but this opening introduces his new surroundings and the people he meets there.
HRV lists 65 public recordings. The sixty-five records correspond to the available school serial rather than a new set of circus episodes. Current podcast dates describe later archive publication, separately from original broadcast dates.
65 public recordings in this programme. Catalogue order is not a verified original broadcast chronology.
65 episodes available.
Yes. The sequel moves him into military-school life.
The consulted sources do not establish a complete roster for these transfers.