SUSPENSE -- "SORRY, WRONG NUMBER" (11-18-48)

[@the_neutral_container]

the audio quality is incredible for 1948!

[@TimTheTuner]

+Marco Nauokat Radio Spirits has remastered many of the old shows, even going back into the early '30s with varying quality. Most of them are as good and clear as this one. However, we should remember that 1948 wasn't exactly the stone age, either. ;-)

[@the_neutral_container]

***** I agree 1948 is kind of on the new side of old - I'm guessing the post-war 40s saw some kind of unheard-of techonolgical leap. But this is better than most stuff I've heard from that era including movies. I'll look into Radio Spirits, thanks for the heads up!

[@Orkey]

yus

[@MrMarsFargo]

The truth is the original recording was probably awesome, but the original broadcasting of it on AM (before the great FM switch) has caused some permanent quality loss. The only surviving recordings of many of these early stories are from recordings of the AM broadcasts, rather than the original recordings themselves. Thus, remastering it integral to have ANY quality sound for these early stories.

[@amazingvideos4259]

It shows how quick police works.

[@erylle5490]

9th grade students where ya at

[@magicalshark8021]

Em Cor Vlogs I’m in 9th grade but I actually read this story in 7th grade. 😂

[@hezrendenise5581]

waddup homie

[@anikabarr5252]

8th grader doing this for my advance ELA class

[@robvel2542]

I’m in 7th grade using the for Homework

[@robvel2542]

*thIS

[@kellyanne9147]

That woman was crazy! But did an amazing job. She kept the intensity and panic. She never skipped a beat! Thanks for posting

[@georgimihailov4906]

That woman was one of our greatest actresses - Agnes Moorehead.

[@nomadswanderer8393]

She was the mom on Bewitched; Endora. A cult classic from the 1960s here in America.

[@carmencitadavis3751]

@@nomadswanderer8393 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5KZhHerZbtsbrs 🎥 Sorry, Wrong Number (1/9) Movie CLIP ... - KZbin, I believe it was another actress playing that part if I'm not mistaking

[@kenwkls6392]

She was annoying as hell

[@gambler942]

@@kenwkls6392 I'm guessing that the reason why her husband (must be the client) hired a hitman to try and kill his wife

[@karlchristianbognot1842]

I guess most 9th grade students regardless where in the World are here

[@erichmercado7906]

YASSSS

[@bansheemania1692]

Why?

[@strawhat9197]

No

[@rosacannon1520]

7th grade advanced ELA class lol

[@ravhul6562]

I’m in 7th grade

[@toyuki1515]

This is possibly the best recorded version of this play. Agnes Moorehead is masterful as the angry, bedridden woman.And Eleanor Audley (the voice of the stepmother in Disney’s Cinderella as well as Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty) plays both the part of the chief operator and the receptionist at Henchley Hospital.

[@yannabrequillo2842]

Everyone is talking about lesson here, While im just here listening at my own will LOL~

[@lyric3800]

same here

[@thema1998]

Same here! 😆

[@JoeyJustJoking.]

@@lyric3800 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWbQhIqCo6-Lj5I

[@kamilydiaz2272]

Same here

[@who_is_oni]

@@JoeyJustJoking. y

[@simonmcgrath4112]

Totally brilliant!!! Agnes Moorhead was as usual top notch and this was and still is 60yrs later an absolute classic and a very rare 10/10!!

[@hudsony777]

I love these classic radio thrillers! You might be interested in this one, “The Gables” and three others listed under “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Just follow the link here and enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/haWUpHltm9Cbg9k--Claud. Also, The latest production is now premiered, online and ready to view. "They Never Found a Body": kzbin.info/www/bejne/baHJiX-vdtuGZpo/ ! Claud.

[@Konimiru]

I'm not very much into radio plays, but we listened to this in our class (I'm a Grade 9 Student), and I loved it! The actress of this did so well, I can literally feel her frustration, fear and the suspense of this.

[@lololxd4362]

same

[@hmp2483]

same until now I still remember her voice even though I'm already in 2nd year college

[@tc8387]

I started listening to these on cassette tape when I was 10 years old with my dad. I’m 29 now and have listened to all of the Suspense Radio Shows. Nostalgia is such a weird satisfying feeling.

[@johnmarkherrera4290]

LIKE NYO TO KUNG GRADE 9 KAYO AT PINAG ARALAN NYOTO

[@ehe4880]

YAAAAASSSSSSS

[@Orkey]

no

[@merryann2188]

Ako

[@ianjavier38]

AKO HEHEHE

[@mechapaw7419]

Yoow

[@ScaryTaleshorrorradio]

What a wonderful actress Agnes Moorehead was!!

[@greyareasint]

One of the Greatest

[@MrCraigblaze]

Just too bad not for the movie..xd

[@speedracer1945]

Thanks for posting these old radio shows . I listen to them at night and turn the lights off and picture what I'm hearing. Television has dimmed our imagination.

[@keiwaieleiii1103]

Siri way back 1940s

[@renjwinrenjwin9203]

Ooooo are u a nctzen?

[@keiwaieleiii1103]

yes i am!

[@renjwinrenjwin9203]

Well then ily

[@OOFUS4103]

The ending always gives me the chills, the way she screams while the train whistling is just terrifying. Incredible acting tho

[@pam5389]

There has been other shows of this story but nobody did it as well as Agnes Moorhead! Thank you so much!

[@venusboys3]

Phone operators like those here were before my time, but they must have been trained to be very rigid and 'professional' (machine-like)... otherwise people would always be trying to chat with them, men would be trying to flirt with them... slowing the whole system down. There's probably a supervisor right in the room to make sure none of them speak outside the boundaries.

[@matthewmartin1144]

Agnes was peerless and remains one of the BEST character actresses of all time! She must have been sorely disappointed that Stanwyck got to film this too...

[@perrycharlesperry]

SHE WAS OFFERED A PART IN THE MOVIE BUT TURN IT DOWN AND YES SHE WAS HOT ABOUT IT.

[@zwscy]

NANDITO AKO KASI AKO YUNG AACTING NA MRS. STEVENSON KABADO BENTE AKO JUSME.

[@eeaa2932]

SAMEEE GIRLLLL

[@isabela6324]

kamusta na HAHAHHAHAHHAHAH

[@wilhelmricamara8609]

Same

[@carloa4682]

Naalala ko tuloy nung Grade 9 ako tas hindi ako nakasali sa group ko kaya pinag solo ako ni Ma'am tas lahat ng boses ako yung gumanap HAHAHAHA

[@Justin-jo2lf]

wushu dagdag lang toh sa stress list koh... Mga grade 9 dyan kamusta kayo?? HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@emmyruthmejares7592]

report to namin! jusq! HAHAHAHAHA skl. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@EmeraldVilloteBañas]

Keri pa

[@aldhieu.a.teodocio8796]

this is the best radio play I've heard

[@aashita4149]

yasss army,blink,and ikonic fammm

[@wyneheartluy7858]

MULTIFANDOM FAMMMM❤️❤️❤️

[@reneeperalta6094]

My brother had these on cassette tape I use to steal them and listen to them... Then I would have nightmares and my mom would get so mad when she would find them in my room... The good old days....❤

[@chascooke2878]

The Hensley hospital operator is Eleanor Audley the voice of Cinderella's stepmother

[@vistulacooper5978]

chas cooke and the mother of oliver douglas on green acres, lol

[@hudsony777]

There’s nothing like a good, eerie story! You might be interested in this NEW radio drama, “The Odd Lot” and two other stories listed under “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Just follow the link here and enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpuwfKueepKYotk--Claud.

[@ajmittendorf]

Also the voice of Disney's Maleficent from "Sleeping Beauty."

[@gastonmartintripodi2561]

@@vistulacooper5978 NICE DATA 2019 Studying for a lesson ........

[@chelgegalo6565]

I thought it’s the chief operator

[@once9040]

I’m here ‘cause I’ve heard this is gonna be our lesson. Btw, I’m a grade 9 student.

[@reignechang]

lmao same , btw ONCEEEEE!

[@once9040]

Oh you a Once too! LoL this is gonna be your lesson too?

[@finnmitz1664]

IM NOT ONCE YET YOUR DP IS EVERYTHING HAHAHAHHA P.S ALSO A GRADE 9 STUDENT

[@reignechang]

@@once9040 yes my teacher already discussed it , now were going to record it ugh

[@once9040]

Finn Mitz HAHAHAHAHA you gotta be better a Once, you’ll be stanning nine dorks.

[@simonmcgrath4112]

Please please tell me as I'm standing mouth agape wondering how on earth u can have -(as of 30th July 2020)- 152 thumbs down as this was by far one of the best plays written with a quite simple story but Agnes M brings a presence to it that I'm certain has -(or should be)-used as a lesson in how to act in a dramatic fashion as she totally blew it out the park, city country and planet for that matter!!! Total total masterclass!!! In my opinion a very rare 10*/10!!!

[@carinadeltoro3197]

OMG I'm in 8th grade and we're reading this book in class ,and I enjoyed it ,I love itttt!!

[@Unmutant]

same! for studysync?

[@joy-qp6wi]

XXSummerSweets16XX same :)

[@Princefirestrom]

@@Unmutant I'm here cause of studysync

[@Unmutant]

@@Princefirestrom i'm sorry you gotta deal with that

[@gastonmartintripodi2561]

Same from the south....

[@midwestslotdiva]

What a wonderful actress Agnes Moorehead was. She's famous for her portrayal of Endora on Bewitched, but there's more to her than that. I love her radio work, as well as her earlier films like The Magnificent Ambersons

[@happyface4713]

She has done wonderful movies like JOHNNY BELINDA and CITIZEN CANE

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

I think she was the first actress to play Margo Lane on "The Shadow."

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

@@happyface4713 *KANE

[@jimdevilbiss9125]

True story. Back in the late 50s our FM station had studios in the city and the transmitter on a mountain nearby with telephone lines connecting. My mother-in-law who’s phone lines ran parallel to the FM Station line was talking on the phone and it was also coming across the FM transmitter. Softer than the broadcast but understandable. One of her friends drove over to her house and told her about it and to stop. It turned out that the wires were in bad shape and had actually touched metal to metal.

[@armyandotaku4lifeu251]

Oh that gave me chills while reading my English 9 book

[@hannahkellison6610]

I got introduced to radio plays last year. Loved them ever since.

[@rewatteefroimchuk8589]

She is so talented! Thank you for this gem!💐💐💐💐

[@bansheemania1692]

Glad to see Younger people Into These shows.. Try The Shadow, Richard diamond. So many good shows. Nick Carter

[@mhex4091]

What a nice plot, i find it boring but when as I continuesly reading this story in my grade 9 book I was totally surprised that it could wiil have a murder scene.

[@coolbluelights]

There are 3 radio versions of this done by Agnes Moorhead and this is definitely the best!

[@seabassone1720]

Anyone from 7th grade drama here like me 😑 The client is her husband I believe because she can’t get out of bed and he knows her maid is off today and then he gets a emergency meeting so he can’t come home tonight. He probably cheating on her. He was the client. Bam I’m a Genius 🤓🧐😏🤯🤯🤯🤯🤭🤔🤗🤗🤗🤗🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤩 Why doesn’t she call the police saying someone broke into her house after she got cut off. The police would be there so the murderer would get caught.

[@itsurboybatman2817]

the husband didn't cheat on mrs.stevenson. Mr. Stevenson is so tired of taking care of her Invalid Wife for 12 yrs. so he couldn't have any option but to order to kill he's own Wife.

[@seabassone1720]

@@itsurboybatman2817 yeah um now that I think about yours makes more sense

[@aintmeiswear7434]

he wants her insurance to get her money

[@honeyowen3163]

wow, didn't think anyone from that age was interested in these shows!

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

@@seabassone1720 Then again, maybe Mr. Stevenson feels that his wife will never get any better, so he figures she's better off dead, because then, she'll be out of her pain and misery and won't have to suffer anymore. Remember that a part of the plot to murder Mrs. Stevenson is for the killer to make her death "quick, with as little blood as possible," because the "client" who arranged for her death "doesn't wish to make her suffer too long." That would suggest that her husband is only doing this because he loves her so much, and that he feels that she'll find the sort of inner peace in death that she apparently couldn't find in life.

[@Deonnimoody]

Omg she was so hysterical through the whole thing, I could not help but laugh and cry

[@soulmusics4582]

We did this in school and this story is just bomb. I always listen to this everytime it rains. This is just a perfect cup of tea.

[@pixiecakes1765]

"Sorry, I must've got the wrong number. Don't worry, everything's okay. "

[@SandraWade666]

LOL the scariest part of this play is how bureaucratic, inflexible and wooden every person she tries to contact is

[@nixonthorla7368]

For real

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

If you think that's bad, try calling someone today, and all you'll get is a lot of automated voices saying things like "Your call is very important to us. Please stay on the line and your call will be answered in the order that it was received," or "Please press one" or "press two," or whatever.

[@CallMeDragon]

I never thought I’d come here I listened to this for class and it was pretty cool

[@oldsalt4798]

I adore Agnes Moorehead in this. I have listened to this story 3 times now (at least) and it never gets old. "Why are you so STUPID?"

[@bloof3701]

Wow, people back in the days had a strong voice acting skills. Its Truly amazing

[@lester8337]

We study this on English Subject...Grade 9 students here??😁

[@ianjavier38]

WE STUDY THIS ON ENGLISH SUBJECT ALSO 😊 ENGLISH-9 ONLY AMERICAN LITERATURE

[@sxnses5918]

Lexterious Tutorials I’m in 4 th grade and we r learning about this

[@nataliaaad6136]

IanJames Javier I’m in 7th grade

[@lester8337]

Okay guys

[@ianjavier38]

I just wanted to know if this is a true story

[@rayarena879]

I remember her as Endora, Samatha's mother in Bewitched. This radio broadcast was many years before Bewitched premiered and she sounds so different. In Bewitched she played a totally different character.

[@yani5314]

what if her husband is the client. *mindblown*

[@reignechang]

he is the client

[@azure_solana2770]

Yup he is the client

[@Anne-qj5gz]

well, be mindblown because her husband IS the client

[@retard4303]

He is he paid the killer

[@ms.anonymoussing6264]

Thinking about that

[@stanleyfonda9340]

I love this play. Thank you so very much 😷😷🐩☮️👏🏼

[@Tommyseger7]

Thank you for posting this! We used to listen to this on the radio even have it on LP vinyl album!!

[@kotto1949]

Yeah! I agree her voice get's on your nerves. Hate to have this character as a wife! ROFL

[@calypsokiosko9067]

That's the idea.

[@NaiyaPatel-b5n]

You guys did this in 9th grade? Me and my class are 7th graders, and during our Drama Unit, we recited the lines of "Sorry, wrong number" in our textbooks. I had the lead role of Mrs Stevenson, and I put in a lot of raw emotion in my acting. Even in the next class, everyone from ELA talked about my acting! It was such an amazing time.

[@norsefan3276]

I haven't heard this since I was a child, my father let me listen to it

[@troymen360]

No wonder her husband hired someone to kill her, she's so annoying!!! But if we put it in her view it is right to panic like that since she is invalid... and she is all alone in her house, and the maid is gone. The last part made my hair stand though😨

[@tklogan111809]

I'm an Agnes Moorehead fan but once you hear Barbara Stanwyck do this everyone else sounds lame.

[@deborahmeyers7839]

Thank you Agnes beautiful performance

[@giraffesareselfish9563]

This was a great program, I tried a couple of different times to listen to it but I kept falling asleep, but finally got to the end last night, great ending.

[@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

This was a trip! About 5 minutes into all the phone calls I started to wonder if they were coming to get me. lol 😂

[@Unmutant]

she says her husband waited on her hand and foot for 12 YEARS who d'ya is the client?

[@inzaneindamembrane1016]

mr stevensons us the client

[@kennethbritton601]

(13:22) Wonder why the telephone operators back then always seem to talk like that in those days. When did they reach the point when they realized that it sounded ridiculous and irritating..... Hmmmmm. " o three four nyon nyon". (03499)

[@Violet.Bora_]

I know right, they are human. why did they think it was reasonable to talk like a robot?

[@greglauer]

They were trained to talk that way so they could better hear the numbers when speaking to one another to transfer calls from one exchange point to another. This was especially important with all the noise going on around them and in places with a very high call volume. At least that's what I read in an old AT&T training manual I found at a garage sale a while back. But yes, it's sure annoying to a modern ear.

[@joeallen2286]

its a matter of annunciation, and phonetics. now a days 9 is niner, thousand is tousand.

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

I think it was just a stereotypical Hollywood idea of what a telephone operator sounded like. One could say that it was the equivalent of those old "B" movies from our grandparents' and/or great-grandparents' day, or those old cartoons we used to watch on TV when we were kids, in which psychiatrists often spoke with a thick Austrian or Germanic accent, or policemen usually talked with an Irish brogue, or black people all sounded like Stepin Fetchit.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

@@joeallen2286 "annunciation" -> enunciation

[@aceceras6274]

2024 grade 9 student here!!

[@michaelhackbart]

Yesssss

[@aprilmcbeth-naturallydrive6125]

I listened to this today it was so good😌

[@deenzelralpheugenio445]

nice radio clip... this is one of our group activity in English... :D

[@SuperSenshi]

I remember hearing this on some old cassette tapes my grandma had

[@WattisWatts]

I remember this play in speech class, 10th grade,1968. Some of us students had to participate in it. I played the Police Station cop. No accolades or newspaper write ups. Oh, well.

[@jerryberry2293]

we did this in drama, luckily all the best actors were chosen, me being one of them

[@lexikyle8145]

This was our topic last week until today. We need to make synopsis for Sorry Wrong Number to be pass tomorrow so yeah I'm listening to this again. Grade 9 here!

[@seanpancho8223]

Way back to my 9th grade in highschool we have a lesson on this and now I was just listening to this cause i feel bored and btw this radio play is nice love to hear it back then.

[@SuNfLoWeR-bu8iy]

For me this is the best version of "Sorry, wrong number"

[@janmathewsanpedro664]

MGA GRADE 9 STUDENTS LIKE NIYO TO KUNG PINAGAWA SA INYO TO (SA CHANNEL KO YUNG PROJECT NAMIN NA GANITO)

[@Germatti13489]

I recognized the voice of Agnes Moorehead-then about 14 years before playing Samantha's mother on Bewitched.

[@Violet.Bora_]

She was paranoid for the right reasons but death was still inevitable.

[@eduardo_corrochio]

Yay, it's Endora and Maleficent in the same thriller show. Two fabulous witches.

[@Herekitttiez]

Wow thank you for this I love OLD TIME RADIO!!! and suspense/murder mysteries. I had this one figured out in five minutes....Thank you!!! Let's see our kids of today, figure these out.

[@carmencitadavis3751]

I like to listen to when radio waswww.whenradiowas.com/ When Radio Was Old-Time Radio Presented by RadioSpirits.com

[@puffcapsyordle2644]

Thanks to my module I found this amazing story.

[@jordanhelliwell2426]

Anyone else getting annoyed that she doesn't give the caller a chance to speak? She's just yelling hello hello hello the whole time without stopping and then hanging up. Besides that it's a great story.

[@willtheprodigy3819]

If you were bedridden and alone, and thought someone was going to murder you, you might start panicking, too.

[@elay.8997]

im annoyed at that too

[@ehe4880]

You'll be the same if you're in the same situation

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

If you remember, when she picked up the phone, she didn't hear anyone's voice on the other end of the line, just dead silence. The same thing happened two or three times, causing her to suspect that the caller is doing this on purpose, just to make sure that she's home. It's obvious that the caller was the man hired to murder her. Later on, when the phone rings again, she becomes agitated because she just can't take anymore of this, so when she answers, her first instinct is to assume it's the same person annoying her, until she hears a voice, which happens to be that of a Western Union messenger, who informs her that her husband has sent a telegram saying that he tried to call her for an hour, but the line was busy, and that he's leaving for Boston that night because of "urgent business." This, however, turns out to be a trick to establish a complete alibi for when his wife is killed.

[@kimhernandez2541]

Well I couldn’t sleep anyway and I love this episode how talented these actors were just by the sound of their voices and flexions pauses etc. to transmit those feelings of panic and terror thank you🧐😟🤨🥺

[@BelleBlack1]

Cannot believe this was made over 70 years ago!

[@chriscarlisleschannel]

I heard this for the first time while driving around Austin on SiriusXM back in 2019

[@gspendlove]

Everybody talks about _War of the Worlds,_ which is arguably the most famous radio show ever broadcast, but I have to imagine this program gave more than a few people nightmares.

[@skylarscabin7866]

People never new war of the worlds was fake... Till after the fact...

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Welles himself stated that "Sorry, Wrong Number" was the best radio play ever written.

[@gspendlove]

@@skylarscabin7866 That's only an urban legend, that everybody in America thought it was real. A lot of people weren't fooled, and the media at the time blew things wildly out of proportion. Go read the Wikipedia article on that broadcast and you'll see what I mean.

[@GameMastersGuild]

The end was great Love these old radio horror/suspense shows!

[@ricardocantoral7672]

That's Paul Frees as the annoucner. He was voice Captain Crunch, Ludwig Von Drake, Inspector Fenwick, and several other cartoon characters.

[@Germatti13489]

They called him the man with a thousand voices but he wasn't the voice of Captain Crunch, it was Daws Butler until his death in 1988.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

@@Germatti13489 Ah, sorry.

[@jackgrattan1447]

Boris Badenov and Super Chicken's sidekick Fred the lion.

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

Paul Frees was also the voice of Charlie Tuna in the Starkist tuna commercials, Toucan Sam in the Kellogg's Fruit Loops ads (Mel Blanc did the voice originally), John Lennon and Paul McCartney in the "Beatles" TV cartoon show, comedian W.C. Fields in the 1970 animated TV special "The Mad, Mad, Mad Comedians" (available on KZbin), the "Ghost Host" who welcomes the "foolish mortals" to the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland/World, Boris Badenov on the "Rocky And Bullwinkle" program, the cruel Burgomeister Meisterburger in the annual TV Christmas claymation special "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" (first aired in 1970), as well as many radio and TV commercial voices. I think he was also a regular on Stan Freberg's radio show. Ironically, one of the other regulars was June Foray, who was the voice of Rocky The Flying Squirrel from the "Rocky And Bullwinkle" show. He was not, however, the voice of Cap'n Crunch. That honor belongs to Daws Butler, who also voiced Professor Goody in the Aunt Jemima French Toast and Waffle ads, as well as many of the Hanna-Barbera cartoon characters, like Yogi Bear, Quick Draw McGraw, Snagglepuss, Huckleberry Hound, Super Snooper, etc.

[@scarlettedettloff1216]

i’m in 7th grade and we just finished reading and annotating this play.

[@galatiansministry3658]

I can't be the only one who thinks it's good she finally got her trap shut.

[@rosebudd5724]

TX RNG, 😂

[@calypsokiosko9067]

She was supposed to be annoying.

[@ehe4880]

What if you're in the same situation? You'll probably sound and talk like James Charles -_-

[@jaehyunsmilk72]

@@ehe4880 LOL

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

@@ehe4880 Who's James Charles?

[@kennethbritton601]

Nice one. Good cast and storyline.

[@irapaduga9277]

why does Mrs. Stevenson's name is Elbert and her husband's name is also Elbert?

[@DVPOldTimeRadio]

Ira Paduga Her name isn't Elbert. It was just the common way of introducing a married woman way back then -- Mrs. Elbert Stevenson. The man's name would always be used after the "Mrs.". Seems kind of crazy now, yes. But that was the way it was back then.

[@Raven4508]

Quote....'It is amazing how as a Society we seem to have forgotten or ignored the basic traditions we once thought were printed in cement and rightly so. The Society certainly worked much better during that time period.' Is that right Zenith.... you mean where society enforced the husband's first name on a woman in her own right, because she was married? Where she had to ask her husband for the right to anything before HE applied for it, because as a woman she couldn't ? The same with birth control - a woman had to prove she was married before she was even considered for it... OH YES THE OVERBEARING DAYS OF THE PATRIARCH....

[@MooseCall]

Raven4508 spotted the feminazi.

[@alexajanevazqez9452]

Because it's traditional

[@peterbeadman9010]

I'm.mrs Christopher Murray and proud..

[@couchpotatotv4717]

I still remember doing a play about this in 9th grade, now here I am, a sophomore college. Memories...

[@seo2602]

Shout out to my friends back in the Philippines, I love you all! Amazing story!

[@foff1356]

Hahahah, I have no friends

[@seo2602]

@@foff1356 I'm your friend, don't worry about that part

[@foff1356]

@@seo2602 awww

[@Reallynoo_]

So sinong killer sis?

[@charizcasison2936]

Still listening to this radio play at this time.It's kinda weird,reading the play and listening to it,a very thrill radio play.

[@patriciakavanagh6788]

Amazing! Thank you so much.

[@thema1998]

Today is the *71* year anniversary of when this reprisal of "Sorry, Wrong Number" was broadcast. 🤓 EDIT- 7:46 P.M.: *finishes episode 29 minutes later* It was the second episode of Suspense that I ever listened to.

[@itskilah22]

All I see is ‘I’m in ninth grade’ IM IN SEVENTH but I am at a ninth grade reading level so nvm ig 😭

[@cl0wnsanityX3]

BRO SAME!!

[@skeleph0ne]

i’n in 6th :0

[@itskilah22]

@@skeleph0ne your most likely hella smart :~) welcome to lè club

[@nixonthorla7368]

Same

[@michaelav_u]

Such an interesting story I should thank my modules for hearing a masterpiece🙃🙃🙃

[@HajarrulAswad]

Can't help to underestimate her, being self entitled and all, but kinda saw it coming and feel some sympathy for her.

[@sophiahernando2303]

Ever since I watched this, Agnes Morehead was alredy my favorite actress

[@pedr6349]

Brilliant!! Loved it.

[@Romans1.24-27]

Used to stay up late listening to these

[@tonyshort1623]

Too bad they didnt have this made on tv she was the best actor that made this sorry wrong number!!!!!

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

There was a Made-For-TV movie version of this story that aired in 1989 on the Lifetime cable network, with Loni Anderson (from "WKRP In Cincinnati") as Mrs. Stevenson. In 1954, Shelly Winters was the main character when "Sorry, Wrong Number" became an episode of a TV anthology series called "Thriller," hosted by Boris Karloff. From what I've heard and read about, Miss Winters' version of Mrs. Stevenson was a lot more obnoxious and cranky than when Agnes Moorehead played her on the radio and when Barbara Stanwyck played her in the movie. Incidentally, Miss Stanwyck recreated the role on a radio adaptation of the film version on a 1950 episode of "The Lux Radio Theater." In addition to the radio play and the movie, "Sorry, Wrong Number" was made into a short stage play, which has been recreated many times as a high school production, there was a book that was based on the film, I myself have seen other versions here on KZbin, including one set in England instead of the United States, and even one that was done as an opera. (Yes, you've read that right, AN OPERA!) It looks like this play has stood the test of time.

[@burakug3385]

why would a teacher choose a recording like this for homework ''for heaven sake...''

[@larisabilon481]

Oooo.... I'm the one who will direct this radio play. :)

[@angeladennis2879]

Incredible acting!

[@ElotBalot]

Grade 9 students where ya at?

[@DanielGarcia-fu2fj]

-TN- Rinkashimi ??? Is this the one that had been radio played? At grade 9

[@ElotBalot]

Daniel Garcia Yeah

[@c0wg4mer79]

here haha

[@dominiquee8443]

👋

[@whisperplease.6050]

9th grade students came here? Oh, I watched this last week and I’m in 7th grade...it’s really interesting! I love this episode!

[@shielavillarba3219]

i was telling my classmates that the client was her husband but they are not believing me... but i knew that its him, maybe he's cheating or tired of caring her...... so that's why

[@umrnavy8282]

It felt like i was directly watching this happen when i edited our radio play for this