Vol. 14.1 | 3.75 Hrs - CBS Radio MYSTERY THEATRE - Old Time Radio Dramas - Volume 14: Part 1 of 2

[@RoseHayslip-e6r]

I have been listening for over a decade on the cell phone but I remember sitting at the farmhouse listen on the stories at the stereo the good old little wooden box are the preachers came out of and the stories on the radio along with them good ass tunes excuse my language I didn't mean to potty mouth and I will only be 50 years old in a week appreciation for old school appreciation for mystery theater I love it I appreciate you thank you

[@AliB1103]

Love these classics. Thank you for uploading and providing in depth descriptions with time stamps. Much appreciated ❤

[@petemarquardt8099]

Well tonight one of these nights I don't sleep to well thank you for the program

[@alexblue6991]

My age 70yr old I used to listen to horror stories on the radio as a boy when I was in bed when my parents thought I was sleeping now I have started listening again

[@MrScroogedmcduck]

Alway. I would be in be by 10pm then turn on the radio

[@erin19030]

I will forever remember, as a kid those dark nights ,with my family in our coal patch cabin ,deep in the woods of Appalachia in Schuylkill county . We listened to radio at night by firelight on our tombstone radio. Outside our cabin the wind and rain peppered the dark night sky as coyotes howled. We were warm .snug and safe huddled together keeping warm by a an old coal stove . Dad died that December by a rock fall way down in the mine. That was a very sad Christmas for my smaller family now. Summer came and the coal company evicted mom, sis and I. We moved away to the city where mom took a job in a munitions factory. Grandma joined us in our new home. She watched us while mom went to work. That Fall I started school with all new friends. It was very exciting. The family was sad but moved on. Mom never remarried.

[@DeeSomeone-mq7kr]

God bless you and your family. Your mom.had to be a very strong woman, that's perseverance, not a quitter.

[@PeaceofMindEnterprises]

Ditto but 59 years old lol

[@candydale8380]

I had Alfred Hitchcock albums & would take my portable record player into my walk-in closet & listen to him narrate his spooky tales! It was cool and I was probably 11 or 12 yrs old 🤣

[@theresadimaggio7241]

Thank you spellbinder for these programs . Good night ghoulies

[@philharing6548]

Thanks for the hard work and entertainment Spellbinders!?

[@roxanavasilakis9435]

Thank you so much 🌳🌳🌳

[@pambell9773]

Thankyou spellbinder for putting these up for us!

[@katherinethegreat]

😍 Loved each Spellbinding minute-Thanks so much & Happy New Year to you & yours !!!

[@spellbinders_of_suspense]

Thank you Katherine! Hope you and your family are having a wonderful new year! ✨🙂🦇

[@justamannn8674]

Ty SoS!

[@flanigan_a-go-go]

Jerry stiller:) Love it!

[@eveningstarfarm2082]

Thanks

[@jeffashley5512]

I was listening to Hands of Fate and heard a voice that I recognize it was Arnold Moss. He was in Star Trek: Conscious of The King.

[@theresadimaggio7241]

Awesome

[@queenashantee1957]

(0:00:14) “The Beach of Falesá” (0:45:13) “The Frontier of Fear” (1:30:15) “Journey Into Terror” (2:14:46) “The Final Vow” (2:59:52) “The Hands of Mrs. Mallory”

[@daneboca4499]

Thank you

[@adamantman3200]

Both Anne Meara and Jerry Stiller had the opportunity to treat us all to hear their dramatic skills in two different episodes.. Producer Hy Brown failed to pair them in what could have been one of the series best spine-tingling stories. What was he thinking? It's a real loss for radio drama!

[@doctorseuss5349]

Yep

[@mdkell4261]

I am all for animal care

[@holoholohaolenokaoi2299]

making us think about russia / ukraine

[@carycoller3140]

The Beach of Falisa is the most BORING story I've heard on these shows.

[@petemarquardt8099]

smiles