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In this episode of the CBS Radio Mystery Theater, hosted by EG Marshall, we delve into the mysterious and esoteric world of the "over self" and the concept of existence beyond the physical realm. Amanda Phillips, a young aspiring actress, moves into a charming apartment in New York City, only to find herself entangled in a haunting mystery involving the ghost of Morley Norcross, a dramatic coach from the past. As Amanda navigates her new life and the eerie occurrences in her apartment, she discovers a deep connection to Morley, leading to a profound exploration of love, existence, and the supernatural.

The episode, titled "Picture on a Wall," written by George Loser, explores themes of love, despair, and redemption as Amanda becomes involved with the ghostly presence of Morley Norcross. With the backdrop of a mysterious painting and a legend surrounding a fountain that ceased to flow, Amanda's journey becomes one of self-discovery and understanding the complexities of life and death. As the story unfolds, listeners are taken on a captivating journey that challenges the boundaries of reality and the power of selfless acts.

(01:19) Introduction to the Mystery Theater

(02:58) The Concept of Over Self and Amanda's Confusion

(06:14) Amanda's New Apartment and the Mysterious Garden

(12:07) Meeting Morley Norcross

(20:57) The Legend of the Fountain

(26:01) The Game of Imagination

(34:12) Amanda's Love for a Ghost

(42:15) The Midnight Encounter

(48:25) The Illusion of Life and Death

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