Produced by the Armed Forces Radio Service, and airing for only eight episodes, we hear from Macabre this time. Hunter wanted to hear The House In The Garden, which first aired December 4, 1961.
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MoreOn today’s episode of The Horror we hear from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater. The Phantom Lullaby first aired May 29, 1974.
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MoreGeoff sent in a request for this episode from Inner Sanctum featuring Boris Karloff. We’ll hear Corridor Of Doom, which first aired October 23, 1945. Thanks Geoff!
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MoreThe Mystery Playhouse was produced by the Armed Forces Radio Service and featured rebroadcasts of shows from other series. This episode, hosted by Peter Lorre and featuring Boris Karloff, is titled Those Who Walk In Darkness. I don’t know what series it originates from but I think you’ll enjoy it anyway.
MoreOur horror favorite this week comes from Bob. He wanted to hear Valse Triste from Lights Out. This episode was originally done with Boris Karloff in 1938, but that recording isn’t available. The version we’ll hear features Dinah Shore, Lou Merrill, and Joseph Kearns, and aired December 29, 1942.
MoreJay sent in one of his favorites this week from Beyond Midnight. Generally known as The Visits, I don’t believe that title to be correct according to some newer information. I believe the proper title is The House, which aired June 27, 1969. Either way, it’s a fun episode. Thanks Jay!
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MoreBryan sent in one of his favorites from Lights Out a little while back and it sounded good for this week’s show. Starring Boris Karloff, here is Death Robbery from July 16, 1947. Thanks Bryan!
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