The Avenger starts things off this week with The Mystery Of The Giant Brain from June 15, 1945. Then it’s The Wolf On Bald Mountain from Incredible But True. We finish off with Orson Welles in The Black Museum and The Pink Powder Puff (begins at 32:07).
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MoreOur strange tale this week was requested by Geoff. He wanted to hear The Magic Tile from Inner Sanctum. This one aired August 10, 1952.
Next week, it’s the CBS Radio Mystery Theater!
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MoreOn this episode of the show we’ll hear from Suspense. First airing October 19, 1943, Lazarus Walks was one of eight programs of this series featuring Welles.
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MoreWe conclude Suspense Week with this episode based on H.P. Lovecraft’s short story The Dunwich Horror. The story was first published in the April 1929 edition of Weird Tales magazine. This episode first aired November 1, 1945.
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MoreAnother from Suspense on today’s show. From October 9, 1956 we’ll hear The Digger. Next week, it’s the CBS Radio Mystery Theater!
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MoreThis week we’ll begin with Suspense and The Last Days Of John Dillinger, an episode from May 10, 1954. Then we continue our Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar serial, titled The McCormack Matter, with episodes 3 and 4. Those were first heard October 5 and 6 of 1955.
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MoreToday’s horror favorite is also part of Suspense Week, and has a lot going for it! We’ll hear The Hitchhiker, a story featuring Orson Welles and written by Lucille Fletcher. This one aired September 2, 1942.
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MoreWe’ll hear two from Suspense this week beginning with St. James Infirmary Blues which aired February 27, 1953 (I mistakenly said 1958 – scratch that). Then it’s a brief word from Flash Pulp. Our second serving of Suspense is titled The Copper Tea Strainer, and first aired April 21, 1949.
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MoreMore from Suspense on the show this week. We’ll hear an episode from the last year of this long running series titled A Strange Day In May. This one originally aired September 9, 1962.
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