176 - Tattooed for Murder (with Original Commercials) - CBS Radio Mystery Theater
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- 176 - Tattooed for Murder (with Original Commercials) - CBS Radio Mystery Theater
Original air date November 20, 1974 (Repeated: January 15, 1975)
Directed by: Himan Brown, Written by: Nancy Moore
Hosted by E.G. Marshall
Starring Teri Keane, Stefan Schnabel, Rosemary Rice, Ralph Bell
My 4 yr old daughter sleeps with me every night and my computer is beside the bed. We listen to this channel EVERY NIGHT. She knows the channel to the point that when we opened it tonight she saw the new pic and was excited for a new story, I love sharing these with my kids.
Another good one. Excellent actors. I got to see Rosemary Rice do live radio shows many times at old radio conventions. She played Betty on the Archie radio show back in the 1940s. Sadly she passed away in 2012. She was a great voice and TV actor.
Another creepy illustration for the show !
thanks Geo! always love to hear your insight and comments on the old shows and actors!
I love these classic OTR episodes and I thank you once again MysteryTheaterRadio for posting it for all to enjoy!
Good night 💤🌉😴 all from Kennewick Wa and thank you again for sharing these wonderful stories
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For some reason, this story was so poignant, to me. Thank you for these invaluable classics 🙏🙏🕊
O! What is this! A new episode? I hope my comment is the very first one to elicit the message of excitement to all who scroll down, through the comments and wonder if this is a worthwhile choice...!
Great episode! I hadn't heard this one b4...thx!
Love these episode great for late night listening to Mystery Theater .
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I'm under the sheets scared to death afraid to turn off the radio in the room! Those were the days with this show! Yikes!
Another great episode. Thanks for sharing!
Too bad you didn't post all 1399 of them. I enjoy them Immensely.
I would hate to not have these to listen to , they are so appreciated. Thank you!
I kind of knew what was going to happen but the paint part…no. I didn’t see that coming.