Vol. 6.1 | 3.75 Hrs - CBS Radio MYSTERY THEATRE - Old Time Radio Dramas - Volume 6: Part 1 of 2

[@suevans6436]

Your dedication to your work shows very clearly and is appreciated

[@spellbinders_of_suspense]

Thank you Sue🙂🦇

[@petemarquardt8099]

The family old time radio great trying get by cold night stay up late stay worm sleep at daytime

[@michaelcorazzini6869]

You might be giving him too much credit. After all, he’s only replaying old radio shows. ANYONE could do it with minimal effort

[@cedwards1127]

This will be great to listen to on this cold Friday night!!!

[@ramohino]

Hell yeah

[@DeeSomeone-mq7kr]

Thank you so much for these. Brings back memories from the 70s when I got my first transitor radio with earpiece for Christmas. Tuning into the radio station out of Chicago.

[@rubymayfair674]

All these swamps and caves and things to pull you under!! Sleeping with my lights on tonight! thanks again for the great stories tho

[@eveningstarfarm2082]

Thanks

[@susangee4850]

Loving all these stories so much ❤!

[@queenashantee1957]

(0:00:14) “A Long Time to Die” (0:45:54) “The Sending” (1:29:54) “The Creature from the Swamp” (2:15:29) “The Thing in the Cave” (3:00:57) “A Sacrifice in Blood”

[@petemarquardt8099]

Rain And ice mix tonight

[@spellbinders_of_suspense]

Stay safe and warm!🙂❄️🔥🦇

[@annaimbordino1111]

😂

[@thorvaldrhysbjrnson8720]

How thoroughly & deliciously silly the play about the two men travelling through time and swapping bodies was. Years ago children would play at being cowboys & Indians, cops & robbers. But today children would rather stay in their room playing on computers and games consoles, avoiding playing out in the fresh air. This play came across to me as adults playing at being Indians & modern day handwriting experts. The writer of this play definitely let his imagination run free by creating such a bizarre storyline based on how folks thought in the time it was written. How it would end became really obvious to me about half way through but that didn’t stop me enjoying every silly minute of it! (FYI I’m only 25 so playing “cowboys & Indians” is only something I’ve been told about by much older folks. I’m a bit of a bookworm so while my friends played football in the park I had my nose stuck in another book in my room, our computer was downstairs not somewhere I could isolate myself playing games on it for hours (my dad used it a lot for his job and I could use it for a few hours at weekends only. Today my parents say it looks like my mobile phone is superglued to my hand! 🤣).

[@RahaFarokh]

The last one was too cruel 😮

[@anteem3055]

Yes thanks- i ❤️falling asleep to this!!! Just like when i was a young girl!!! So much fun- very dated/ do sexist!!

[@thorvaldrhysbjrnson8720]

Just a quick question… When you say “sexist & dated” I’d love to know whether you’re referring to all the plays or one in particular? I laughed out loud when the women presumed their husbands were rejecting them for another woman, in 2023 it would be possible with the changes in social attitudes for a woman to say “another woman or man”. Our neighbour’s husband recently left her for a man he worked with, she says “man or woman I’m still devastated that he left me for someone else”. That definitely shows how social attitudes have changed! (I’m gay myself but my boyfriend doesn’t have to worry I’ll ever leave him for a woman… 🤣). Thorvald (pronounced Tourval), 25 born in Norway but currently living in the U.K..

[@thorvaldrhysbjrnson8720]

I often wonder when listening to the brilliant RMT plays that Spellbinder shares with us on KZbin if a playwright alive in the 70’s when most of these plays were produced had been gay at a time in America when being gay was still almost taboo had wished they could write a play with a gay storyline but knew it would never be accepted or produced. We now know that quite a few actors who were perceived as the epitome of the “American male” and caused women to swoon over them were actually gay but had to keep it a secret from their fans because the studios they worked for did everything to hide the fact that an actor was gay, Rock Hudson’s sham romances are a typical example. Montgomery Clift, Sal Mineo, Anthony Perkins, and Tab Hunter all were victims of the institutionalised homophobia practiced by the big Hollywood studios, I wonder how many more secretly gay actors succeeded in keeping their heterosexual image alive until they died? There is a big difference between choosing to conceal your homosexuality and having no choice to keep the $$$ rolling in… I respect anyone’s choice to not reveal their true sexual orientation but I would never deny my true self in exchange for a regular salary.

[@Choctawformerlyknownasblack]

Did Running Beaver say his wife's name was White Swallow?😮😂

[@katherinethegreat]

🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤

[@inedvernettecoffee4716]

😊 😂😂😂😊o 44:14 PPP 44:31 lol 😊 PPP PPP PPP PP 10 years 🗝️🗝️😊 loo loo 😊

[@rosebud3971]

2:59:53

[@CathyBorders-zm5em]

Tucson, AZ 2/29/24

[@laughingsquaw53]

😊

[@johnjack902]

Thankyou