Murder at Midnight episode titled Deaths Worshiper about a series of brutal murders connected to a devil worshiper. Originally aired 03/10/1947.
1946-09-16 – Episode 01 – The Dead Hand · Raymond Morgan
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Oh… this is really cool. I’ve got to do this later. I love getting a sense of the milieu of decades past through voices. The words people use, how they say them, their accents. And the program itself should prove entertaining for no other reason than camp 😂
It’s a picture. But my Grandparents had radios like that. They ran on tubes. I remember tlthe radios had to “warm up” to work. Weird but cool
That is cool. I wish I had the opportunity to play with one.
My Dad and his family LOVED these shows and new a lot of the stories by heart. That’s how I knew a lot of them. Now I listen to them for fun and memories.
It’s interesting how we can connect to people not just through them and the personal articles they may have left behind, but the entertainment they enjoyed as well, trying to get into their head, wondering what the words or music sounded like to them and what they evoked.
Oh… this is really cool. I’ve got to do this later. I love getting a sense of the milieu of decades past through voices. The words people use, how they say them, their accents. And the program itself should prove entertaining for no other reason than camp 😂
And is that really your radio or just a picture? If it’s yours, how does it work?
It’s a picture. But my Grandparents had radios like that. They ran on tubes. I remember tlthe radios had to “warm up” to work. Weird but cool
That is cool. I wish I had the opportunity to play with one.
My Dad and his family LOVED these shows and new a lot of the stories by heart. That’s how I knew a lot of them. Now I listen to them for fun and memories.
It’s interesting how we can connect to people not just through them and the personal articles they may have left behind, but the entertainment they enjoyed as well, trying to get into their head, wondering what the words or music sounded like to them and what they evoked.