It's a science-fiction whodunit set 700 years in the future. In space...will anybody hear you scream? Originally aired: March 9, 1981

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A very hot day finds strange predictions of the future starting to come true in August Heat, presented by Suspense on May 31, 1945. The story was subsequently produced on Suspense on March 20, 1948, The Hallmark Playhouse on September 29, 1949 and on Sleep No More on November 28, 1956.

An amusing tale of a married witch couple trying to make a potion tat will grant them eternal life. The missing ingredient is a virgin's blood. But problems start when their chosen victim, a young boarder, falls in love with a journalist. Starring Virginia Payne, Robert Dryden, Jada Rowland, Dan Ocko, and Marshall Borden Written by Ian Martin

• First Run - May 26, 1975
• Revival Performance - September 13, 1975

Hosted by Cecil B. DeMille, the Lux Radio Theatre presented a live Hollywood performance of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on the day after Christmas in 1938. Not only did some of film's original voice actors return to reprise their roles for the show, but Walt Disney himself was on hand to be interviewed by DeMille for both the intermission and at the end of the broadcast.
Voice actors from the original film included Roy Atwell (Doc), Billy Gilbert (Sneezy), Moroni  Olsen (Mirror), and Stuart Buchanan (Huntsman). Buchanan also played the voice of Grumpy for this production.
The rest of the radio cast included Thelma Hubbard (Snow White), James Eagles (Prince), Rolfe Sedan (Happy), Jack Smart (Bashful), Lou Merrill (Sleepy), Paula Winslowe (Queen) and Gloria Gordon (Witch).

1904: Whilst visiting Trondheim Cathedral, distinguished university academic MR James is terrified by the appearance of a model boat. Sheila Hodgson's haunting drama The Boat Hook stars Michael Williams. MR James .… Michael Williams
George Masterman .… Brett Usher
Professor Anders .… David King
Caroline Anders .… Siriol Jenkins
Mrs Craddock .… Joanna Wake
Sorenson …. Peter Tuddenham
Caroline …. Siriol Jenkins
Mrs Vickers …. Gudrun Ure
Nielson …. Eric Allan
Students …. David Learner & Neil Roberts Director: Martin Jenkins.

Mrs. Stevenson, an imperious invalid, accidentally intercepts a phone call between two men plotting a murder for that evening. She tries to enlist the help of the telephone operator, the police, and a hospital, becoming more frantic as the time passes. Lucille Fletcher's play originally aired on the Suspense radio program on May 25, 1943, essentially a one-woman show with Agnes Moorehead as Mrs. Stevenson. The play was performed seven more times, on August 21 of the same year and again in 1944, 1945, 1948, 1952, 1957 and 1960. The final broadcast was on February 14, 1960. Orson Welles called Sorry, Wrong Number "the greatest single radio script ever written".

Robert Montgomery returns to Suspense in a favorite Lucille Fletcher story. The plotline offers a unique and unscrupulous way to get the apartment you really want to have out from under its current tenant. There’s a housing shortage, and finding a place to live requires some hustle and ingenuity. This is not the right way to do it, but it makes for great drama.

It was first broadcast on 1946-12-19 with Joseph Cotten who had a skill to turn on a sinister undercurrent when it was called for. Robert Montgomery is welcomed back to the series for this performance, less than a year after he was led on and let go by CBS for the hour-long series. This is his final appearance on Suspense. Many Suspense fans consider the original 1946 Cotten production to be the favorite of the two.

This broadcast date was originally planned for Montgomery to star in Odd Man Out, but that story and script was set aside. The 1947 film was still in theaters and it is possible that clearance with the studio for a Suspense performance was not available.

The cast: ROBERT MONTGOMERY (Martin Ames), Miriam Wolfe (Mary / Elaine Landis), Jeanette Nolan (Vivian Landis), Ken Christy (Sergeant), Berry Kroeger (Ronald), Roland Winters (Mr. Anson, the building super), Dave Light (Buster, the dog), Paul Frees (Signature Voice) COMMERCIAL: Harlow Wilcox (Announcer), Bill Johnstone (Hap), Sylvia Simms (Voice)

A disc jockey spends the night in a haunted house...with surprising results. Ghost Hunt premiered June 23, 1949 on Suspense. A well-written ghost story with a fine performance by Ralph Edwards. Written by Walter Newman & Herbert Russell Wakefield, also featuring William Johnstone. asylumbookstore.com

Based on Daphne du Maurier 's novella, The Birds, Lux Radio Theater presents 'The Birds' which is about a sudden violent attack of birds on a town in California. A true nightmare. This radio play originally aired July 20, 1953. Alfred Hitchcock's classic film adaptation was released in 1963. asylumbookstore.com