CBSRMT ~ The Captain of the Polestar 902

[@1DIZZASTER]

One of their best stories

[@andrewlaw5628]

Without a doubt some of the very BEST ENTERTAINMENT EVER made!! So much better than TV and Movies. Well acted and beyond well written!! Keep them coming

[@jamesshaffer206]

My sister and I would sneak into each others rooms on Friday night at 10:00pm to catch the weekly airing of mystery theater. 1972 and up. The memories that come while listening these days is mind boggling. Thank you for sharing these classic dramas. Unfortunately, my sister passed in 2004 and the memories are all I have of this special time in my life. Again, thank you.

[@bkewig]

God Bless you

[@beccabrooks4100]

My dear mother used to listen to this and I was always with her so I can listen to it to Yes it brings back good memories she's also passed

[@robertfarris9679]

❤

[@mathonamoore123]

@@beccabrooks4100 sorry for your loss. ❤️

[@mathonamoore123]

Sorry for your loss ❤️

[@phileasfogg1941]

I love dramatisasions better than a straight reading of stories or books. It's like you're there in the story.

[@samharrill7676]

Learned about this Story on Coast to Coast, Thanks to George Norry.

[@Tsnore]

Conan Doyle wrote so much more than his marvelous Holmes tales. Thanks for the upload.

[@elizabethstetler9808]

Great program- 🤩🤩🤩🤩keeps me company while sewing on my crafts💕

[@UncleEarl97]

Enjoyed the nostalgia of Old Time Radio shows, 5/18/23.

[@elgrillodelrio4828]

I love every mystery theater radio l!🎧 thank you.

[@ChillySunshine]

Chino Sanchez ~ You're Welcome.

[@bentley19581]

I was going to write the same thing - thank you ChillySunshine!

[@esterherschkovich5002]

Great pic+good story☺

[@richardolson1976]

Agree!!!

[@beccabrooks4100]

Yes isn't that a beautiful picture

[@stephaniehand503]

thank you

[@jeremybear573]

Wonderful!

[@paulmckellar6832]

Great story

[@michaelminervini1908]

13:23 ice-holes lol.

[@williamnorton9547]

The CBS Radio Mystery Theater adapted many of Sir Arthur's stories, not just the Sherlock Holmes ones.

[@ji5055]

The information that they given the beginning is always true. It's almost like that's the message they wanted to get out and then they give you a story afterwards. Very clever. It's always a suggestion of something interesting. Some of it strengthens the belief that you have and some information weakens are faith in things

[@mikehygj9221]

Thank you chillyshine,,, reminds me of floki from VIKINGS

[@richardolson1976]

Half Viking

[@jarrodbarker5050]

The most brilliant and insightful words ever spoken by a woman. "I have no logic!"

[@tommyhemlock7915]

“There’s whales to the north”. They’re meant to be there, you’re not, so leave them there.

[@brianetoll6929]

Good morning

[@annereilley4892]

7:15 "I have no logic, only intuition" The writer is clearly not a feminist.

[@somerando4354]

If I solved a Rubik's cube in front of the author that would only prove that I'm a witch.

[@ChillySunshine]

CBSRMT Arthur Conan Doyle Story ~ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Conan_Doyle

[@luciusclay969]

7:54 9/11

[@schylarvelez46]

Wife had a bad feeling

[@arturboras6615]

the actor or captain ?