CBSRMT ~ A Coffin for the Devil 213

A man gathers a group of specialists along with the famous E. G. Marshall and reads them a very old letter written by one of his ancestors. The letter narrates the events regarding a young mortician's assistant and a peculiar man ordering a special coffin for himself.
Air Dates: First Run - January 27, 1975
Repeat - April 8, 1975
Actors:
Collins, Peter
Dullea, Keir
Polen, Nat
Redfield, William
Seldes, Marian
Writer: Burnett, Murray

[@MagicMattHawkins]

2023 anyone still here?

[@robertgarcia5809]

Love these stories. Reminds me of my childhood, listening to the radio. Love the drawings and paintings for each stories. Reminds me of "Night Gallery ". 😊😮😮

[@12lilacbushes]

love these shows!!!

[@michellebucci3748]

Thank you for taking out the commercials. I know its a lot of work. I really enjoy this .

[@aprillsloof8542]

Such a good tale!!

[@vincentnichols402]

Yes indeed

[@user-mk9eu7yt2v]

Graciousness, I do wish that E. G. Had taken more roles in some of these tales .

[@vincentnichols402]

This by far, is the Best Episode 😍😁🏆🎖

[@spiritclue]

Love these show. Thx for posting. They are addicting!

[@vincentnichols402]

The best episode of all give me a dark room a cold night cover up and enjoy 😁

[@theresarobinson5443]

These are my favourite thanks chilly

[@taylorp8389]

I put these on at night to help put me to sleep They NEVER fail to help send me off ;) thank you Chilly!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@michaelice4387]

I do the same. I don't think I've ever finished an entire story. I'm asleep before it's over.

[@janetterosario25]

Love these bedtime stories.

[@lostgyrl]

Taylor P I fell asleep and woke up startled lol.

[@dontaylor7315]

Good grief, I don't understand y'all. Why listen at all if you never find out, and don't care, how the story turns out? You could just as easily play a cheap and crappy show to go to sleep to instead of wasting quality radio dramas like these.

[@sugarsnap1000]

@@dontaylor7315 😊 I do same and listen next day to full episode

[@debbyparker4436]

Used to listen to these in the mid to late 60s , I'd take my portable am/fm radio outside around 10pm on Sunday nights sitting on a blanket on the front lawn because the signal wasn't strong enough to pick up inside the house... I think it was a Chicago station that I could only pick up late at night after a lot of other stations went off the air 🤔😆🤣 WOW good times

[@debbyparker4436]

PS... I was in San Antonio Texas so those radio waves had to travel a LOOOONG WAYS😂

[@clintwestwood792]

Those shows you listened to are now half way across the universe you child of the 60s 😆

[@johnjmacejak]

Lived in Chicago , Every Sunday Night 10 pm Mystery Theater…Real Entertainment

[@theresarobinson7130]

I love these post thanks chilly I'm new to these . Most if not all were all out on radio when I was just born . They great thanks tes

[@theresarobinson7130]

Hi Andrew I live in England and I've only just become interested in these podcasts I'm now in my 40s an i listen each night to chillyshine there great .

[@ronostick9718]

👌Well done again "Edge"

[@Dan-sq4im]

Intriguing

[@eddiemunster2196]

4-14. No.8 Thank you.....

[@vincentnichols402]

This episode is the best of all the episode great for Holloween nght

[@carlesq.]

Thanks Chilly ,I'm just laying down for an early evening schnooze

[@katestyrsky329]

During the height of Glyn's fame/notoriety as a romance novelist, this little ditty was current. (I always recall it whenever her name is mentioned): "Would you like to sin with Elinor Glyn on a tiger skin? Or would you prefer to err with her On some other fur?"

[@zburzycki]

What are the paintings done with? Obviously digital, very very realistic and beautiful! I get so captivated by them like I'm in a lucid dream.

[@josephdunn8778]

fucking great thanks for the latest version of the rings dvd

[@JohnVKaravitis]

Keir Dullea! "2001: A Space Odyssey!" We're talking royalty here, folks! John V. Karavitis

[@rollingstopp]

button holed

[@carlesq.]

Machine Gun Nest read that as he said it

[@jesuspobre88]

Me too!

[@johneyon5257]

a single $20 bill from the mid 1860s would be very valuable - however - based on my understanding - they were first printed in 1861 while the story was set in the 1850s - IIRC

[@MrBaba65]

A hard pass for me.... waste of my time this one.