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books:

Tales of Mystery and Suspense, Volume 4

1 review
Paul Brennecke

GreaTapes, 2001

Radio Heaven
The catch-phrase, "Roma wine presents" or "Autolite presents" voiced over that famous and ominous theme music are recognizable to anyone who loves old radio. Radio ruled the airwaves for decades and "Suspense" was one of the finest and most popular shows ever produced. "Suspense" was truly the cream of the crop. There were well written stories given a glossy and realistic production that week ...

Tales of Mystery and Suspense Featuring Suspense 8 (Tales of Mystery and Suspense Series , Vol 8)

1 review

GreaTapes, 1997

Suspense!
Those ominous chimes! Each week listeners of old time radio awaited them eagerly for what they knew would be another solid tale of mystery and suspense. "Suspense" was certainly one of the finest radio shows ever broadcast into homes. Roma Wines and Autolite became houshold names because they sponsored radio's best written show of its kind. Famous stars of the day were always delighted to ...

Tales of Mystery and Suspense: Vol. 10: Radio's Outstanding Theater of Thrills

1 review
Paul Brennecke

GreaTapes, 2001

Tales of Suspense!
Those ominous chimes! Each week listeners of old time radio awaited them eagerly for what they knew would be another solid tale of mystery and suspense. "Suspense" was certainly one of the finest radio shows ever broadcast into homes. Roma Wines and Autolite became houshold names because they sponsored radio's best written show of its kind. Famous stars of the day were always delighted to ...

Tales of Mystery and Suspense: Vol. 1: Radio's Outstanding Theater of Thrills

6 reviews
Paul Brennecke

GreaTapes, 2001

A Great Collection from the Famous Suspense Series
This is a great collection of eight half-hour 'Suspense' episodes, unabridged! The acting is excellent, and the stories themselves are very suspenseful. Below is a list of the eight shows: 1. A Little Piece of Rope: This is one of the shows where Lucille Ball proves her talent in drama. She plays a young criminal whose latest victim will turn out to be one she, herself, will be terrified of. 2. ...

Tales of Mystery and Suspense: "Radio's Outstanding Theater of Thrills" (Tales of Mystery and Suspense , Vol ...

1 review

GreaTapes

Tales for the Imagination
Radio's most outstanding theatre of thrills was most certainly "Suspense." Whether it was a man spending the night in a haunted castle, a lonely woman stealing a baby, or a murderer among a bus of people trapped in a blizzard, listeners knew they could always rely on "Suspense" for excitement and entertainment. The eight shows on this volume (9) include: "The Devil's Saint" -- (Peter Lorre) ...

Tales of Mystery and Suspense: Featuring Suspense 6 (Tales of Mystery and Suspense)

3 reviews

GreaTapes, 1995

'Suspense': 'The Twilight Zone' without the dated effects.
"The House in Cypress Canyon" with Robert Taylor is one of eight episodes in this collection of the classic radio series "Suspense", and also my personal favorite. - A couple is looking to buy a home in Cypress Canyon, and there just happens to be a man setting up a "for sale" sign in a yard as the couple are driving by... what they don't know is that there is something in the house that will ...

Tales of Mystery & Suspense Featuring Suspense 7 (Tales of Mystery and Suspense Series , Vol 7)

1 review
Paul Brennecke

GreaTapes, 1997

Something For the Imagination
Ominous chimes told listeners each week that they were about to be entertained and thrilled. Radio ruled the airwaves for decades and "Suspense" was one of the finest and most popular shows ever produced. "Suspense" was truly the cream of the crop. There were well written stories given a glossy and realistic production that week after week kept listeners glued to their chairs, bent slightly ...

Tales of Mystery and Suspense: Featuring Suspense 5

1 review

GreaTapes, 1995

Stories well-calculated to keep you in...Suspense!
This set is good because it includes what has been considered the best show of the series: "Sorry, Wrong Number". The story was so popular that Agnes Moorehead actually had to come back and redo it 4 times over the years Suspense was on the air (and even recorded it into album form because of it's popularity). In today's stories, it might not grab you like it did the folks back then, but it's ...

America Before T.V.: September 21, 1939 : A Day from the Golden Age of Radio

2 reviews

GreaTapes, 1999

Fascinating! Great for fans of radio, music, history
Radio station WJSV in Washington, D. C. recorded an entire broadcast day for posterity on September 21, 1939, and some 18 hours of programming are presented here. Most of the material is from the CBS network. The local shows are largely daytime programming. Arthur Godfrey is the morning deejay, years before he shared the microphone with his "family" of resident guests. He spins records ranging ...