The Black Mass aired during the mid 1960′s, and produced radio adaptations of classic horror short-stories. The one we’ll hear today features a story by Henry James first published in 1908 titled, The Jolly Corner. This episode first aired in November of 1964.
MoreJohn wrote in and suggested it might be time again to hear The Thing On The Fourble Board from Quiet Please. If this one is new to you, you’re in for a treat. If it is not, I hope you enjoy hearing it again! This episode first aired August 9, 1948.
MoreToday we’ll hear an episode from the first series titled Arch Oboler’s Plays (there would be two more) which aired from March of 1939, to March of 1940. This episode, Another World, aired July 29, 1939.
MoreThis episode of The Horror features a story by Dark Fantasy titled The Man With The Scarlet Satchel. This one first aired March 6, 1942.
MoreMore from Beyond Midnight on this episode, with a show both suggested and supplied by Jay. It’s titled Smee, and first aired December 27, 1968. Thanks, Jay!
MoreOzzy wrote in recently asking for a radio adaptation of one of his favorite Edgar Allan Poe stories, The Cask Of Amontillado. This version, done by The Hall Of Fantasy, originally aired January 19, 1953.
MoreWe go way back into radio’s past for today’s episode. From The Witch’s Tale, a series that aired from 1931 to 1938, we’ll hear The Altar Of Hate. This episode originally aired January 13, 1938.
MoreAsim wrote in and asked to hear one of his favorites from Macabre. Here’s Weekend, one of the eight episodes of this series, which originally aired November 20, 1961.
MoreOn today’s episode of The Horror, we’ll hear from The Hall Of Fantasy with an episode of theirs we’ve not heard yet. From April 13, 1947 and based on the story by E. Nesbit, here’s Man-Size In Marble.
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On this episode, we’ll hear from Lights Out with a program that was part of a seven episode revival of the series done in the summer of 1945. Originally written by Wyllis Cooper, we’ll hear Reunion After Death, from a broadcast done on July 21, 1945.
The audio quality leaves a bit to be desired on this one, so if you’re a stickler for it consider yourself warned.
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