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In this episode of the CBS Radio Mystery Theater, we delve into the eerie and mysterious world of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale, "The Beach of Falesa," adapted for radio by Ian Martin. The story follows Sam Wiltshire, a trader who arrives on the island of Falesa, only to find himself embroiled in a web of superstition, taboo, and danger. As Wiltshire navigates the island's treacherous social landscape, he encounters the enigmatic Jeremy Case, a man who seems to wield an inexplicable power over the island's inhabitants. With the help of Uma, a local woman, Wiltshire uncovers the dark secrets that have plagued the island and its people, leading to a dramatic confrontation that will determine his fate.

Join us as we explore themes of colonialism, superstition, and the clash of cultures in this gripping adaptation. With a cast led by Alexander Scourby and a story that blends adventure with the supernatural, "The Beach of Falesa" offers a thrilling journey into the unknown. Discover how Wiltshire's determination and courage unravel the mysteries of Falesa, and listen as the island's secrets are brought to light in this captivating episode.

(00:50) Welcome to the Mystery Theater

(02:48) The Beach of Falesa: A Mysterious Tale

(05:22) Henry Wiltshire's Arrival and the Island's Dark History

(09:13) A Strange Welcome and an Unwanted Marriage

(17:00) The Enigma of Jeremy Case

(25:20) The Taboo and the Struggle for Acceptance

(33:06) A Missionary's Insight and the Island's Curse

(39:02) Confronting the Devil's Hold

(45:15) The Final Showdown and Redemption

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