Old Time Radio
This week our thriller comes from Suspense. First heard October 28, 1954 it’s The Shelter!
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We’re a little short of an hour this week, despite what I said in the intro, but I think you’ll enjoy this weeks selections. We begin with Suspense and The Whole Town’s Sleeping, based on the Ray Bradbury story of the same name, and first heard July 14, 1955. Then it’s Ripley’s Believe It Or Not and Dunder Rock. We finish off with Federal Agent, and an episode from 1947 titled A Killing In London.
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This week on the Relic Radio Show we start off with an episode of Suspense titled Cabin B-13. We’ll hear the repeat of the show that aired November 9, 1943 (I gave the original date of March 16 in the intro). Then it’s Incredible But True and The Room Upstairs. We’ll finish off with a series titled Cabin B-13 which was a spin-off of the Suspense episode. The episode, from December 26, 1948, is titled The Sleep Of Death.
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This week we join Suspense for an episode from December 21, 1944 titled The Brighton Strangler.
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We’ve got another request this week for an episode from one of my favorite all-around series. Starring Agnes Moorehead, and first airing July 29, 1948 it’s The Yellow Wallpaper from Suspense.
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Our final Halloween inspired show begins with another episode of Suspense written by Lucille Fletcher. This one is titled The Diary Of Saphronia Winters, and first aired April 27, 1943. Then we Believe It Or Not with Weaponless Duel. We’ll finish off with The Adventures Of Sam Spade and The Fairly Bright Caper from October 31, 1948.
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We’ve got more from Lucille Fletcher on Suspense this week to start things off. From September 13, 1945 we’ll hear The Furnished Floor. Then it’s Barren Ground from Incredible But True. Vincent Price as The Saint will close things out with The Ghost Who Came To Dinner (aka Hawthorne House Mystery) from April 8, 1951.
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