Inducted into the
Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame
at Massasoit Community College
The First Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame
induction took place at a dinner at Christo's Resteraunt,
in Brockton, Massachusetts on May 5th,2007.
Following this official induction, Rex participated in the
'18th annual Radio/TV Classics Live!' show at the
Buckley Performing Arts Center on the campus of
Massasoit Community College.
Rex Trailer was inducted along with Boston's radio
longtime comic genius, Jess Cain and the comedy team
of Bob and Ray. Bob Elliot was unable to make it due to illness, and the late
Ray Goulding was represented by his son,Tom.
The evening brought us back into the past. We saw invited radio and tv guest stars join this
cast to participate in a live,old time radio broadcast.
At the Buckley
Performing Arts
Center, Rex is
awarded
publicly, his
induction into
The
Massachusetts
Broadcasters
Hall of Fame at
Massasoit
Community
College May 5,
2007.
Presenting the
awards this
evening is
Mr. Arthur Singer,
President of the
Massachusetts
Broadcasters
Hall of Fame at
Massasoit
Community
College.
Jess Cain is
inducted as well.
Rex told a few
quick but funny
stories from
the Boomtown
years.
The crowd
loved him!
Doing live radio
presents Rex with
a new challenge.
Jess Cain and
Barry Nolan
crack-up when
Rex finally realizes
that he's missed
his line and says
"I guess I should
turn the page!"
Rex played the
part of 'The Lone
Ranger' in a
'Duffy's Tavern'
old time radio
show, broadcast
LIVE!
